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The LAMXD 9mm Round Cable Clips are an essential tool for homeowners, IT professionals, and office managers looking to tidy up loose wiring and achieve a clean, professional aesthetic. These clips provide a secure and efficient way to manage various cable types, such as Ethernet or small electrical wires, by fastening them firmly against walls or skirting boards. While they offer excellent reliability and a sleek black finish, users should note that they require a small hammer for installation and are intended for permanent or semi-permanent mounting.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 9mm Cable Clips |
| Brand | LAMXD |
No, these clips are designed for wood or drywall. They will not penetrate solid brick or concrete.
Generally, no. Once the nail is driven into the wall, removing it usually damages the plastic clip or the surface material.
These are 9mm clips. If your power cable is larger than 9mm, it will not fit, and you should use a larger size clip.
Each box contains 100 individual cable clips.
Yes, the LAMXD line includes various sizes, including 6mm, 7mm, and 10mm variants.
Ensure you are not hitting a hidden wall stud or metal plate. If hitting a hard obstruction, remove the clip and try a position 1-2 cm away.
Verify the cable diameter matches the 9mm specification; if the cable is too thin, the clip cannot provide sufficient clamping force.
Use a smaller hammer and lighter taps to avoid excessive impact force on the plastic housing.
To install these clips, you will need a hammer. Ensure the surface is wood, drywall, or a similar soft material that accepts nails. These clips are specifically sized for 9mm cables; using them on significantly thinner wires may result in the cable slipping, while using them on thicker wires will prevent the clip from closing properly.
For care and maintenance, periodically check that the nails have not loosened over time due to building vibration or temperature expansion. To remove a clip, use the claw side of a hammer to gently pry it from the wall, taking care to minimize surface damage.
