ViperClip Cable Clips - Fire - 1000 Pack - 4.0/6.0mm


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The ViperClip Fire Cable Clips are designed for electricians and installers working with flat twin and earth cables (4mm² and 6mm²) where fire safety compliance is crucial. The key benefit is their fire-rating, preventing premature cable collapse during a fire and aiding adherence to 18th Edition regulations. A primary caveat is that they are exclusively compatible with the ViperClip cable clip gun.
| Model Part Number | VFF-602-UK-1000 |
|---|---|
| Brand | ViperClip |
No, ViperClip Fire Cable Clips are specifically designed for flat twin and earth cables in 4mm² and 6mm² sizes.
No, these clips are only compatible with the dedicated ViperClip cable clip gun.
It means the clips are designed to maintain their integrity and hold cables in place for a specified period during a fire, preventing premature cable collapse and aiding evacuation and safety compliance.
They are suitable for natural timber, engineered timber, LVL, CLT, and OSB.
The clips feature a 'hard stop' mechanism designed to prevent over-tightening and crushing the cable insulation during installation.
This pack contains 1000 ViperClip Fire Cable Clips.
These clips are made in the UK.
Check that the ViperClip cable clip gun is correctly loaded and powered (if applicable). Ensure the clips are compatible with the gun model. Clean the gun mechanism as per its manual.
Verify that you are using the correct size clips (4mm² or 6mm²) for your cable. Ensure the hard stop is functioning correctly and the gun is not being over-operated. Check the alignment of the clip and cable before firing.
Ensure the substrate is suitable (timber types listed). Check for obstructions or excessive hardness in the substrate where the nail is being driven. Make sure the steel nail is fully embedded.
Ensure the clips are correctly oriented within the gun's loading mechanism. Check for any debris or damage to the clips or the gun's loading channel.
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