P-clamps (P-clips) for mounting cables and hoses
We press P clips from steel, stainless and aluminium strip, form the loop, then roll the edges so nothing cuts into what the clip holds. Rubber and PVC lining goes on where the clip carries a hose or a cable that moves.
Standard bores cover most hydraulic and wiring work. For anything outside that, send us the bore, the strip width and the fixing hole size and we will make the tool. Runs start at prototype quantities and go up to volume.
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Exploring P-Clamps: Versatile Fastening Solutions for Cable and Hose Management
A P clip, also called a P clamp, holds cable, hose or pipe against a panel or frame. The name comes from the shape: a loop with a flat mounting foot, so a single bolt fixes the run in place. We make them in steel, stainless and aluminium, rubber lined where the run needs protecting from vibration or chafing.
Sizes run from a few millimetres up to heavy pipe diameters. We work from your drawing or from a sample, so if you need a bore or a foot dimension nobody stocks, we press it rather than asking you to design around what sits on a shelf. Where the clip needs a machined feature as well as a pressed one, it moves to our CNC machining line.
Buyers use P clips on hydraulic and fuel lines, wiring looms, plumbing and HVAC runs, and anywhere a hose has to stay put under vibration. Send a drawing or a photograph with the bore and the material you need, and we will come back with a price and a lead time.
Plumbing and HVAC installers use P clips to hold pipe, hose and tubing at fixed centres. Spacing the clips correctly stops the run drumming against a wall and stops a joint working loose over a heating season.
Industrial machinery builders use them on control cables, hydraulic lines, pneumatic hoses and sensor leads. A loom that is clipped down is a loom that can be traced, and a hose that cannot move is a hose that will not chafe through against a frame.
Automotive and off highway builders order rubber lined clips in volume for fuel, brake and coolant lines. Those parts often go out on the same order as our automotive parts and metal pressings, plated on our electroplating line to the corrosion spec the build calls for.
Focusing on our goals
in achieving total customer satisfaction
We keep investing in tooling and materials because customers ask for better quality, lower cost and shorter lead times at the same time. Those investments show up in your unit price and your delivery date, not in a brochure. The same press tools that produce our clips also run our metal pressings work.
Focusing on our goal of total customer satisfaction and ever-increasing industry awareness, we provide a service to a diverse range of customers via our extensive supplier partnership program here in the UK and overseas.
This has enabled us to meet customers’ fundamental requirements by ensuring that they have access to our manufacturing facilities in the UK, the Far East, Indian Sub-Continent, and Europe.


