COMPONENTS


Tape clips An alternative to the DC clip range, these tape clips hold flat conductors to the surface of a structure.


Part number


TAPC253 TAPC506


Conductor LW H


For use with bare copper tape TAPC203


20 x 3 68 20 7 25 x 3 70 50 x 6 73


7 8


Material: Copper


For use with PVC covered copper tape TAPC254


25 x 3 70 20 7 Material: Copper


For use with bare aluminiumtapes TAPA203


TAPA253


20 x 3 68 20 7 25 x 3 70


Material: aluminium


For use with PVC covered aluminiumtape TAPA254


25 x 3 70 20 7 Material: aluminium 50 0.01 50 0.01


Adhesive DC clips Comparable in terms of both design and brief adhesive DC clips are intended for installation on non-PVC roofs. A non- metallic DC clip is attached to the adhesive base and the down conductor is simply inserted and secured with the hinged polypropylene lid. Material: Polycarbonate base with polypropylene clip.


Part number ADC253GY


Slate holdfasts Slate holdfasts are a solution to affixing conductors to slate roofs without the need for drilling.Most commonly supplied with a non-metallic DC clip to enable a swift installation but it is also possible to supply themwith ametallic DC clip (as demonstrated in the picture).Material: Polypropylene clip with aluminiumtail


Part number HF253GY


Conductor LW H Size mm mm mm mm


Colour Pack


For use with bare copper tape HF253BN 25 x 3 300 50 16 Brown 50


Grey


For use with PVC copper & aluminiumtape HFP253BN 25 x 3 300 50 16 Brown 50 0.02 HFP253BL HFP253GY HFP253ST HFP253WH


Black Grey


Stone White


Unit Quantity Weight kg 0.02


ADC25BL ADC25GR ADC25ST ADC25WH


Conductor DH Colour Pack Size mm mm mm


Grey


For use with PVC covered tape AD25BN


25 x 3 65 23 Brown 50 0.03 Black Grey


Stone White


Back plate holdfasts The square junction clamp is a versatile, high demand item used in both air termination networks and down conductor networks, but less frequently in earth termination networks, where it ismore advisable to use the SudaWeld procedure. With the ability to support straight through applications like a DC clip, t-junctions and full cross connections, the square junction clamp is a popular itemto buy in bulk as it can undertake a number of functions..


Part number Material: Gunmetal LW H


For use with copper tape BPHFC


Pack 35 22 20 10 Unit mm mm mm Quantity Weight kg 0.12 Unit Quantity Weight kg


For use with bare copper & aluminiumtape ADC253BN 25 x 3 65 23 Brown 50


0.03 50 0.02 Pack 50 Unit Size mm mm mm mm Quantity Weight kg


0.02 0.02 0.03


Glazing bar holdfasts Also within the FMSudafix holdfast provision is this holdfast which should be used when conductor is being affixed to a stablemetallic groove. As the picture indicates, a DC clip (of either sort) can then be installed on top of this.


Part number


Material: Gunmetal Material: Aluminium


mm 35 35


L WH Pack mm


mm


For use with copper tape GBHC


22 22 20


For use with aluminiumtape GBHA


20 10 10 Unit Quantity Weight kg 0.12 0.04


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