Ω CLIP - Spring Steel Fasteners

PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS

The Ω CLIP range of quick fasteners is the ideal solution to join load-bearing and non load-bearing metal structures with most components used for both electric and mechanical plants.

QUICKNESS: isimple and quick assembly represents a significant saving in terms of time, giving installation technician the opportunity to save effort and, above all, to save money.

RANGE: a vast range of references and combinations, well suited to all technical problems.

SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE: no drilling or welding is needed on the structure; no special tools or skills are required to install these solutions.

USAGE: fitting all the Ω CLIP components is easy and quick: a simple hammer blow or a screwdriver turn are all that is needed to create a solid and reliable fastening solution.

LOADS: all the components of the Ω CLIP range of fasteners are tested and checked at random before packing. The loads indicated in the tables consider a 3:1 safety coefficient.

MATERIAL USED: spring steel as per DIN 17222 (UNI-EN 10132-4); after treatment, this steel reaches a HRc 43 ÷ 50 hardness value.

ANTI-CORROSION PROTECTION:
Type A patented finish: for indoor, outdoor applications in damp and mildly corrosive environments.
– Non-electrolytic zinc and aluminum lining, deposited and bonded on steel through a chemical reaction.
– Non-hydrogenated lining (without electrolytic or acid de-scaling).
- Electric conductivity. High resistence to temperature. Range of use  +5 °C ÷ +35 °C .
– No Chrome VI or Chrome III. High protection against cathodic corrosion.
– Visual appearance: Grey - Silver.
** Upon request, also available with black phosphated Zinc.
All products are tested in salt mist for up to 480 hours (as per DIN 50021).

SUGGESTIONS: The load bearing ratings indicated in the catalog must be taken as the indication of a static, vertical load applied to the structure with a "± 15°max. slope". When two or more fastening components are combined together, the lowest of the two load bearing ratings must be considered. If the structure on which the element is fitted has a lower load bearing rating than that of the element, this will determine the maximum applicable load rating.