A variety pack of 12 pieces

Specifications Material: Usually made of high-quality plastic such as polypropylene (PP) or high-density polyethylene (HDPE), to ensure durability and resistance to corrosion. Flexibility: Features high flexibility, making it suitable for absorbing vibrations and shocks. Resistance to Conditions: Resistant to rust, corrosion, and environmental factors such as humidity and chemicals, which extends its lifespan. Appearance: Available in different colors such as white and green, contributing to a clean and organized look after installation. Design: Comes in various designs, including a "crescent" shape fixed with a nail or a "clamp" designed for side screw installation. Weight: Lightweight and easy to transport, install, and maintain. Multiple Sizes: Available in various sizes to suit different types of pipes. Usage Instructions Determine the Location: Choose the appropriate place to fix the clamp on the wall or surface, ensuring stable support for the pipe pathway. Align the Pipe: Place the pipe in its position, align the clamp on the pipe, and fix it to the wall or surface with screws, making sure the clamp wraps around the pipe correctly. Secure the Clamp: Install screws or clips on the clamp to ensure a firm and safe fixation of the pipe. Double Installation: Install at least two clamps at different points to support the pipe and keep it straight. Warnings General Use: Avoid using plastic clamps to fix high-pressure plumbing pipes or metal pipes unless the clamp is specifically designed for that. Electrical Pipes: Do not use plastic conduits for grounding electrical equipment. They are insulators and specialized materials should be used for that purpose. Select the Correct Size: Ensure the clamp size matches the pipe diameter properly to prevent damage or poor fixation. Load Capacity: Confirm that the clamp can withstand the pressure, heat, and environmental conditions the pipe will be exposed to. Proper Installation: Ensure the clamp is tightly fixed to the surface and wall to prevent the pipe from falling or vibrating. Professional Installation: If you lack experience in installing pipes and clamps, consult a plumbing or electrical specialist to ensure correct and safe installation.