Rubber Lined Stainless Steel P-Clips
Product Overview
Description
Technical Details
Specifications
Design & Construction
- Clip Type
- Rubber Cushioned P-Clip For securing hoses, pipes and cables to a fixed mounting point
- Band Material
- Stainless Steel Strong and corrosion-resistant construction
- Cushion
- Rubber Helps reduce vibration and protect against abrasion
- Mounting Type
- Bolt-On Mounting tabs accept a suitable fastener
Available Options
| Product Code | Internal Diameter | AN3 PTFE Braided Hose Fit |
|---|---|---|
| CLP-P-SS-9 | 9mm | Secure Fit |
| CLP-P-SS-12 | 12mm | Loose Fit |
Common Applications
- Brake Hoses
- Clutch Hoses
- AN3 PTFE Hose
- Fluid Lines
- Pipes
- Cables
2-Year Warranty
- Free repair or replacement for two years from the date of purchase. Learn more
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What are rubber cushioned P-clips used for?
Rubber cushioned P-clips are used to secure hoses, pipes and cables to a suitable mounting point. The rubber lining helps protect against abrasion and reduces vibration between the secured line and the metal clip.
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How do I choose the correct P-clip?
Select the internal diameter according to the hose, pipe or cable being secured and the amount of clearance required. The available options and AN3 braided hose fit information are shown in the Specifications.
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Are these P-clips compatible with your AN3 braided hoses?
Yes. Both options can be used with compatible AN3 braided hose assemblies, including hoses produced using our Custom Brake Line, Custom Clutch Line and AN3 PTFE hose builders.
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What are the P-clips made from?
They feature a stainless steel band with a rubber cushion. The stainless steel provides the mechanical support, while the rubber lining protects the hose, pipe or cable from direct contact with the metal band.
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What is the difference between the available P-clips?
One option provides a secure hold around compatible AN3 braided hose, while the other provides a looser fit where additional clearance is required. See the Specifications for the corresponding internal diameters.
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How are the P-clips installed?
Position the P-clip around the hose, pipe or cable, bring the mounting tabs together and secure them to a suitable mounting point using an appropriate fastener.


