Description

• Enhanced Adhesive Strength: Each plastic cable clip features an improved self-adhesive tape, ensuring a stronger, longer-lasting grip on various surfaces.
• Versatile Application: Ideal for managing network cables, computer cables, USB cables, TV cables, and even festive lights. Perfect for use in your home, office, car, or any area needing cable management.
• Mess-Free Environment: Ergonomically designed cord holders keep cables neatly tucked away, preventing snags and creating a cleaner, more professional aesthetic.
• Simple Installation: Installation is a breeze – just clean the surface, peel the tape, stick firmly for 30 seconds, and allow 10 minutes for maximum adhesion.
• Durable & Reliable: Crafted for durability, these wire clips reliably secure light and thin power cords, charging cables, laptop wires, audio cables, and wired headphones.
• Convenient 20-Piece Set: Comes in a practical pack of 20, providing ample clips to tackle multiple organizing projects around your space.

Materials & care

These cable clips are made from high-quality, durable plastic. To maintain optimal adhesion and appearance, simply wipe the clips and the application surface with a clean, damp cloth. Ensure the surface is dry before applying the clips. Avoid exposing to extreme temperatures or harsh chemicals.

FAQ

How many plastic cable clips are included in one pack?

Each pack contains 20 individual plastic cable clips, perfect for organizing multiple devices and areas.

Can these cable clips be reused?

While the adhesive is very strong for a single application, these clips are generally designed for one-time use to ensure maximum grip and stability.

What types of surfaces do these self-adhesive clips stick to?

They adhere well to most clean, smooth surfaces such as wood, plastic, glass, metal, and painted walls. Ensure the surface is free of dust and grease before application.

Are these suitable for heavy-duty cables?

These plastic cable clips are best suited for light to medium-weight cables like charging cords, USB cables, network cables, and audio wires. For very thick or heavy-duty cables, alternative solutions might be more appropriate.