Concrete Nail Clips

A concrete nail clip is a cable fastener, consisting of a plastic body that grips the cable and a concrete nail on it, installed by hammering. It is used to attach surface-mounted cables quickly, without drilling holes, on concrete and plastered walls and ceilings. This page includes numbered clips from Adal Pano and Mutlusan and Gwest's black concrete clip; the product names state, for example, number 0 for 0.75 mm² flat cord, number 3 for 2x1.5 mm² cable and number 8 for 3x16+10 mm² cable. Choose the number by the number of cores, the cross-section and whether the cable is flat or round; since the same number can correspond to a different cable depending on the brand, rely on the cable information in the product name. The product names of Mutlusan products state the package of 100 pieces. Because a concrete nail clip is installed by hammering, it does not replace an anchor or screw clip on surfaces where the nail does not hold, such as plasterboard and hollow brick.

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How to choose Concrete Nail Clips

A concrete nail clip is a cable fastener, consisting of a plastic body that grips the cable and a concrete nail on it, installed by hammering. It is used to attach surface-mounted cables quickly, without drilling holes, on concrete and plastered walls and ceilings.

  • Clarify whether the task is connection, cable routing, enclosure distribution or termination.
  • Match dimensions, thread standard, conductor cross-section and IP rating with the cable and panel.
  • Choose housing material and pack quantity according to the mounting environment.

Frequently asked questions

What is Concrete Nail Clips and where is it used?

A concrete nail clip is a cable fastener, consisting of a plastic body that grips the cable and a concrete nail on it, installed by hammering. It is used to attach surface-mounted cables quickly, without drilling holes, on concrete and plastered walls and ceilings.

What should I compare when choosing Concrete Nail Clips?

Choose the number by the number of cores, the cross-section and whether the cable is flat or round; since the same number can correspond to a different cable depending on the brand, rely on the cable information in the product name.

Where can I find technical details for Concrete Nail Clips products?

Because a concrete nail clip is installed by hammering, it does not replace an anchor or screw clip on surfaces where the nail does not hold, such as plasterboard and hollow brick.

Concrete Nail Clips Selection Guide: Technical Criteria & Application Standards