Cable clip with nail Trytyt FLOP-O6 pack of 100 for round cables

Trytyt FLOP-O6 pack of 100 cable clips with nail is designed to secure single round cables to walls, skirting boards and ceilings. Each clip holds one round conductor and includes an integrated nail that provides a mechanical fixation for visible routing of electrical, data or coaxial cables in residential or light commercial installations.

Advantages

The cable clip set provides a simple and durable fixing method that is quick to install and does not require additional tools beyond a hammer. The integrated nail keeps the cable firmly in place while the molded plastic clip protects the sheath from direct contact with the metal fastener. Supplied in a pack of 100, the clips are convenient for small to medium wiring runs and maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Securing single round electrical cables along interior walls
• Fixing coaxial and low-voltage data cables under skirting boards
• Organising visible cable runs in attics, basements or utility rooms
• Temporary or semi-permanent wiring where surface mounting is acceptable

Key specifications

• Quantity: 100 clips per pack
• Clip type: molded plastic clip with integrated nail
• Cable capacity: for single round conductors (suitable for common electrical, data and coaxial cable diameters)
• Fixing method: mechanical nail driven through clip into mounting surface
• Intended mounting surfaces: wood, drywall, masonry (use appropriate anchors where needed)

How to use

Position the cable along the desired route and place a clip over the cable at regular intervals, typically every 20–30 cm for power cables and according to local regulations for other types. Hold the clip in place and drive the integrated nail into the mounting surface with a hammer until the clip sits flush and the cable is secured. For hard or brittle surfaces, pre-drill or use a suitable wall plug before fixing. Do not overdrive the nail to avoid deforming the clip or damaging the cable insulation.

Usage recommendations

Use clips at closer spacing for heavier or larger-diameter cables, and follow local electrical codes for spacing and securing requirements. Avoid compressing or pinching the cable when installing clips; ensure enough room for the cable sheath and allow for minimal movement to reduce stress on the conductor.