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This guide is for DIY enthusiasts, installers, and homeowners needing to neatly organize and secure cables. The Kenable 12mm round cable clips offer a durable and straightforward solution for managing cables up to 12mm in diameter, featuring a tough, shock-resistant body and an attached high-impact nail for easy installation. While they provide reliable fastening for most indoor and outdoor applications, users should ensure the surface is suitable for nailing and that the clip size matches the cable diameter for optimal performance.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 010310 |
| Brand | kenable |
These clips are specifically designed for cables up to 12mm in outer diameter. They provide a snug fit for this size and can also hold slightly smaller cables.
While the nail can penetrate softer materials, it is not designed for hard surfaces like brick or concrete. For these materials, you would need to pre-drill holes and use appropriate wall anchors.
Each pack contains 100 cable clips.
These clips are designed for permanent installation. Once the nail is hammered in, attempting to remove the clip will likely damage it and potentially the mounting surface.
The clip body is made from a tough, shock-resistant polyethylene (PE) material, offering good elasticity and durability.
Yes, they are designed for both indoor and outdoor DIY jobs, offering resilience in various conditions.
You will need a hammer to drive the attached nail into the mounting surface.
Ensure the cable diameter is close to 12mm. If the cable is too small, consider using a smaller clip or bundling multiple smaller cables within this clip. Check that the clip is fully seated against the surface.
The surface may be too hard. Try pre-drilling a small pilot hole slightly smaller than the nail diameter. Ensure you are using a standard hammer and striking the nail head squarely.
Apply force evenly when hammering the nail. If the material is very hard, pre-drilling is recommended. Ensure the clip is not being stressed at an angle.
The surface material may be too soft or crumbly. Try a different location or consider using a larger clip if available. For very soft materials, using a small amount of appropriate adhesive alongside the nail might help, but this is not a standard use case.
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