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Hello,
Does anyone know who makes or sells double 1.0mm T+E clips, not the 1.0/1.5 type . I’ve had them in the past and they hold 1mm much better than the 1.0/1.5 type. Can’t remember the brand or where I got them.

Thanks
 
The Unifix 1mm clips will be for 1mm. Tower make the useless 1mm to 1.5mm type clips. Unifix make the best cable clips available in the UK, but there is one thing I still don't understand: Why don't UK cable clip manufacturers make cable clips 6.0mm and above with a nail each side of the cable?! 16mm with one nail is a joke!
 
You could try Linian clips. They don't have nails. They do have a size-guide, so maybe that would assist in ascertaining whether 2 x 1mm would fit into one of their sizes. The guide can be downloaded here:
 
The Unifix 1mm clips will be for 1mm. Tower make the useless 1mm to 1.5mm type clips. Unifix make the best cable clips available in the UK, but there is one thing I still don't understand: Why don't UK cable clip manufacturers make cable clips 6.0mm and above with a nail each side of the cable?! 16mm with one nail is a joke!
Agreed Freddo , unifix is quality stuff . I’d never given it any thought but a nail either side would be just the ticket and I’d pay the extra £1 a box for something decent.
I quite liked the look of the Dewalt cable stapler until i learned that they are still slack after stalling .
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You could try Linian clips. They don't have nails. They do have a size-guide, so maybe that would assist in ascertaining whether 2 x 1mm would fit into one of their sizes. The guide can be downloaded here:
Thanks pirate , I’ll have a look at those
 
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Or you could use buckle clips...old-fashioned maybe, but a neat job.
there's a size guide etc on the site
I have fitted two 1mm cables into a 44mm buckle clip this morning and it's fine. I can't see it taking two 1.5mm as it's a tad small
A couple of the bigger sizes have 2 nail holes, which makes sense given the bendy nature of the material.
and not made of plastic!
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The Unifix 1mm clips will be for 1mm. Tower make the useless 1mm to 1.5mm type clips. Unifix make the best cable clips available in the UK, but there is one thing I still don't understand: Why don't UK cable clip manufacturers make cable clips 6.0mm and above with a nail each side of the cable?! 16mm with one nail is a joke!
Could go to dragons den with that idea. Never thought about it before but would be very handy.
 
Or you could use buckle clips...old-fashioned maybe, but a neat job.
there's a size guide etc on the site
I have fitted two 1mm cables into a 44mm buckle clip this morning and it's fine. I can't see it taking two 1.5mm as it's a tad small
A couple of the bigger sizes have 2 nail holes, which makes sense given the bendy nature of the material.
and not made of plastic!
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OOPS! forgot the pic...

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Thanks for the idea pirate , think I’ve actually got a jar of them somewhere that my dad never threw away , funny how they’re making a comeback due to new regs.
 

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