Single nail-in clip FTS 28mm. Quantity per package: 50 pieces. 928FTS

Installation of pipes and cables without additional accessories

The single hammer-in clamp FTS with a diameter of 28 mm is a solution dedicated to the quick mounting of pipe and cable installations directly onto the substrate. Unlike metal models requiring screws or anchors, this nylon component allows for installation by hammering, which significantly speeds up the installer's work. However, a key condition for proper seating is drilling a hole with a diameter of 8 mm beforehand. This ensures the clamp holds firmly in the wall, ceiling, or beam, eliminating the need for additional expansion plugs in many cases.

Versatility and material safety

One of the main advantages of this model is its ability to adapt to various pipe diameters. The manufacturer has implemented a design that allows for the safe mounting of three different diameters: 16 mm, 20 mm, and 25-30 mm. This means the installer does not need to carry many types of clamps – one model covers the needs of most standard hydraulic, heating, or ventilation installations. The material is special halogen-free nylon. This is a significant feature in the context of fire safety – in the event of high temperatures, the material does not emit toxic halogen gases, which is crucial for installations in public buildings or enclosed spaces.

Practical application and packaging

The product is sold in bulk packages containing 50 pieces, optimizing logistics for larger renovation and construction orders. The clamp is ideal for mounting:

• Plastic pipes (PVC, PE) with diameters from 16 to 30 mm.
• Pipe insulation and ventilation ducts.
• Low-voltage cables where mechanical mounting without metal is permitted (e.g., due to lack of corrosion risk).

It is worth remembering that although the clamp is universal, its effectiveness depends on the hardness of the substrate. In materials that are too soft (e.g., drywall without profiles), additional fastening or a different type of clamp may be necessary. For typical masonry or concrete walls, after drilling an 8 mm hole, the clamp is hammered in until fully seated, ensuring a rigid connection without the need to tighten screws.