Tacker clip for pipes long 14-20 mm h=50 1135489

Heating pipe mounting – reliability and fast installation

The tacker clip, also known as a pipe clip, is an element used to securely and quickly mount underfloor heating pipes to the insulation layer. This model, designed for pipes with a diameter of 14-20 mm and a height of 50 mm, is particularly popular among installers due to its ease of installation and reliable connection. Made of plastic, it provides durability and corrosion resistance.

Universal application and compatibility

The tacker clip is designed for underfloor heating systems where precise and stable pipe layout is crucial. It is fully compatible with EPS (Expanded Polystyrene), commonly used as thermal insulation. It does not require any additional tools besides a special tacker gun, which significantly speeds up the installation process. Its design prevents damage to the pipes during installation.

Key features and benefits

• Fast installation: Allows for quick attachment of pipes to the insulation, reducing work time during construction or renovation.
• EPS compatibility: Perfectly matched to styrofoam insulation boards, ensuring stable mounting.
• Durable plastic: Guarantees resistance to moisture, temperature and mechanical damage, ensuring long-term operation.
• Precise fit: Designed for pipes with a diameter of 14-20 mm, ensuring optimal grip and minimizing the risk of displacement.
• Ease of use: Requires only a tacker gun to attach the clip – simple and intuitive to operate.
• Economical solution: Available in packs of 250 pieces (or larger), which translates to a cost-effective investment.

Construction and installation

The tacker clip is characterized by a simple but effective design. Its shape ensures a secure fit in the styrofoam while minimizing the risk of damage to the pipe. Installation is done using a special tacker gun – this device drives the clip into the insulation, thereby securing the pipe. It is important to choose the appropriate clip length depending on the thickness of the insulation layer. A clip that is too short may not provide sufficient stability, while a clip that is too long may protrude above the surface of the insulation.