Metal Coax Cable Clips
Metal Coax Cable Clips
Key Features
- All-metal construction resists cracking, UV exposure, and material degradation over time
Specifications
| Brand | Channel Master |
| Product Type | HOME_LIGHTING_ACCESSORY |
| Item Type Keyword | electrical-cable-staples |
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- 5 stars: 6 (86%)
- 4 stars: 1 (14%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
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I received these Channel Master Metal Coax Cable Clips, Patented Heavy-Duty RG6 Clips with Corrosion-Resistant finish some time ago.This set of cable clips are very high quality. They look like stainless steel.The user guide is very detailed and written in ENGLISH!! What a concept!They use a twist to lock to attach to a cable which works well.A few of these packs could secure a pretty long cable.They are made for inside or outside use. The finish should stand up to plenty of abuse.
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I actually purchased these to secure a direct-buried CAT6 Ethernet cable rather than coax. I knew RG6 coax and direct-buried CAT6 are very similar in size, so I decided to take a chance because I really liked the design of these clips.When they arrived, I was immediately impressed with the quality. The clips are made from heavy-duty metal, feel very solid, and even include corrosion-resistant mounting screws. They definitely don't feel cheap or flimsy.Installation couldn't be much easier. Simply turn the clip sideways, push the cable into the center opening, rotate the clip into position, and drive the screw. The cable is held securely without being crushed, and everything has a nice clean, professional appearance once installed.Even though these are designed for RG6 coax, they worked perfectly for my CAT6 cable run and held it firmly with no issues at all. If you're looking for a durable cable clip for coax or similarly sized cable, these are an excellent choice. The quality is outstanding, the installation is simple, and I have no problem recommending them.
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The ExperienceI picked up these metal cable clips to use for routing things out when I rewire my car audio amplifier setup. Right out of the small plastic package, you can tell these are built for lasting durability compared to typical plastic options.They look like they are fairly high quality, and the all-metal design gives them a clean, professional appearance. They suit the job perfectly for holding wiring securely in place. If you are searching for premium, heavy-duty clips that look great when installed, these fit the bill nicely.The GoodSolid build quality: The all-metal construction feels durable and looks like it will hold up well.Professional look: They look sharp and premium compared to standard plastic clips.Great fit: They suit wire management projects perfectly.The MehSmall quantity: You only get a 10-pack, so you don't get a whole lot of them in one go if you have a massive wiring job.
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If you live at higher altitudes (>5,000 ft), you know just how much the extra UV can destroy plastic. I picked these up simply because I was tired of replacing clips that would break if you lightly touched them, the plastic destroyed after less than a couple of years.So why the one-star reduction? Because they threw in cheap, poorly coated wood screws, when it would've taken minimal cost and effort to include stainless and make the install a 'forever' one. The black oxide-coated screws included WILL rust. I tossed them in my decking screw bin (where they belong) and grabbed some stainless ones, making the installation ideal and better looking, too.
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I do still have coax for my cable and internet, and needed to split a run in the basement. I actually bought a long run of coax cable for that. Instead of running it along the wall, I went across the beams overhead. The plastic clips weren't good for that, these are much better. Because there are two prongs per clip, it holds the cable straight, and because they're metal and screwed in, they're very secure and durable. These are the best coax clips I've come across. The only thing is I wish they were a little more economically priced. But they're quality clips so you don't mind too much. I'd get more if I needed them.
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The Channel Master metal coax cable clips are a well‑engineered solution for securing RG6 cable runs, especially in areas where long‑term stability and weather resistance matter. The standout feature is the patented anti‑sag clamping design, which provides a firmer grip than the typical plastic U‑clips or thin metal staples. Once installed, the cable sits firmly in place without shifting, even along vertical runs or around exterior trim.The clips are sized correctly for standard, dual, tri, and quad‑shield RG6, and the fit is precise — tight enough to prevent movement but not so tight that it compresses or damages the cable jacket. This is important for maintaining proper impedance and avoiding signal degradation, especially for longer coax runs.The included screws are corrosion‑resistant outdoor‑rated hardware, which makes these clips suitable for exterior installations where moisture, heat, and UV exposure quickly degrade cheaper fasteners. Thread quality is consistent, and the screws bite cleanly into wood, siding, and studs without stripping. The metal clip itself has enough rigidity to hold shape during installation but enough flex to accommodate slight cable variations.Functionally, these clips excel at keeping cable lines neat, protected, and properly routed. They prevent drooping, reduce strain on connectors, and help maintain clean cable paths along walls, soffits, and baseboards. For anyone installing coax for antennas, satellite, MoCA, or network adapters, these clips offer a more professional and durable result than the common plastic alternatives.
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I have network and other cables all over the walls on my house so when these were offered I ordered them. they are designed to fit RG6 coax but I also thought most outdoor round network cable is pretty close to the same size so I took a chance. The typical network/ethernet cable I use does loosely fit into these so you can use them for network runs as well if you don't mind a loose fit. They are made out of corrosion resistant metal so should pretty much last forever.If your actually running RG6 cable these should be a tight fit. I did find some RG6 coax leftover in a bedroom and yes they fit nice and snug, very easy to pop and spin in place.Considering these are basically a lifetime clip with everything you need to use them in the package this seems like a great deal.