Cable Nail Mount for Round Cables Trytyt FLOP-O7 – pack of 100

Trytyt FLOP-O7 Cable Nail Mount for Round Cables is a pack of 100 fastening clips designed to secure round electrical and data cables to wood and similar substrates. Each mount features an integrated nail for quick installation, holding cables in place while providing basic strain relief. The product is intended for organized cable routing in residential, office and light industrial installations where fastening to wooden surfaces is required.

Advantages

The FLOP-O7 mounts combine a molded plastic clip with an embedded nail to simplify installation and reduce the need for additional fasteners. Their shape accommodates a range of round cable diameters and helps maintain tidy cable runs. Supplied in a pack of 100, they are convenient for larger jobs and maintenance tasks, offering consistent clip spacing and mechanical retention without complex tools.

Suitable for

• Securing round electrical cables along skirting boards and studs
• Fixing network and coaxial cables to wooden surfaces
• Organizing cable runs in homes and small offices
• Light industrial wiring where wooden fixings are appropriate

Key specifications

• Quantity per pack: 100 mounts
• Mount type: clip with integrated nail
• Intended cable type: round electrical and data cables
• Mounting surface: wood and similar substrates
• Primary material: plastic clip with metal nail

How to use

Position the clip over the cable at the desired location and hold it steady. Drive the integrated nail into the wooden substrate using a hammer until the plastic base sits flush and the cable is held securely but not crushed. Space mounts at regular intervals along the cable path to maintain alignment and provide strain relief near connection points. Avoid over-tightening the nail to prevent deformation of the clip or damage to the cable insulation.

Usage recommendations

For best results, select a mount size appropriate for the cable diameter and place clips approximately every 30–50 cm for indoor electrical and data runs. Do not use these mounts on masonry or metal without suitable anchors. Inspect cable insulation after installation and avoid placing mounts where they will pinch or bend cables excessively.