Clip chiodo isolata OBO BETTERMANN 20 mm 2020 40 LGR (2228408)

Securing cables and conduits on masonry, concrete, or wood can be time-consuming and risky if the fastener damages the cable insulation. The OBO BETTERMANN Vertr Iso-Nagel-Clip 20mm 2020 40 LGR solves this by combining a pre-mounted hardened steel nail with a fully insulated polyamide clip, enabling one-strike installation without the need for separate plugs or tools.

Who is it for

Electricians, panel builders, and maintenance crews who need fast, reliable fixing of cables with a nominal diameter of 20 mm in indoor and outdoor environments. Ideal for both new installations and retrofits where speed and safety are paramount.

Main features

• Fully insulated clip body prevents contact between cable and nail, eliminating short-circuit risks.
• Pre-mounted, hardened galvanised steel nail allows direct hammering into masonry, concrete, or wood—no pre-drilling required in many cases.
• Clamping range of 18–22 mm accommodates slight variations in cable diameter, ensuring a firm hold.
• Made from halogen-free, UV-resistant polyamide, suitable for outdoor use without degradation.
• Flame retardant to UL 94 V-2, adding an extra layer of safety in case of fire.
• Light grey colour blends discreetly with common wall finishes.

Specifications

• Brand: OBO BETTERMANN
• Model: 2228408
• MPN: 2228408
• EAN: 4012195219378
• Product type: Insulated nail clip
• Material: Polyamide (PA)
• Colour: Light grey (LGR)
• Nominal cable diameter: 20 mm
• Clamping range: 18 - 22 mm
• Mounting method: Nail (pre-mounted)
• Nail material: Hardened, galvanised steel
• Temperature resistance: -20 to +85 °C
• Halogen-free: Yes
• UV-resistant: Yes
• Flame retardant: Yes (UL 94 V-2)
• Insulation type: Fully insulated
• Suitable for: Cables, conduits, and flexible pipes
• Installation surface: Masonry, concrete, wood
• Depth (projection from wall): 20 mm
• Width: 26 mm
• Height: 26 mm
• Manufacturer series: Iso-Nagel-Clip

Tips

For best results, ensure the nail is perpendicular to the surface before striking. On very hard materials like concrete, a light pilot hole may ease installation. The clip can be removed by prying with a flat tool, but reuse is not recommended as the nail may be deformed.