Metal pipe clips with a rubber lining to protect pipework from vibration, noise and surface wear. Available in a wide range of sizes from 14mm up to 166mm, with back plates sold separately. Suitable for plumbing, HVAC and general pipework installations.
Available options and pricing for Rubber lined metal clips, with quantity selectors and a running total
Size
QTY
SKU
Price
QTY
Total
Rubber Lined Clip 14-19mm
50
M400
£20.03£24.04
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Rubber Lined Clip 20-25mm
50
M401
£21.26£25.51
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Rubber Lined Clip 26-28mm
50
M402
£22.51£27.01
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Rubber Lined Clip 32-36mm
50
M403
£25.03£30.04
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Rubber Lined Clip 38-43mm
50
M404
£26.28£31.54
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Rubber Lined Clip 47-51mm
50
M405
£30.04£36.05
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Rubber Lined Clip 53-58mm
50
M406
£31.28£37.54
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Rubber Lined Clip 60-64mm
1
M407
£1.00£1.20
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Rubber Lined Clip 68-72mm
1
M408
£1.04£1.25
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Rubber Lined Clip 75-80mm
1
M409
£1.06£1.27
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Rubber Lined Clip 81-86mm
1
M410
£1.11£1.33
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Rubber Lined Clip 87-92mm
1
M411
£1.13£1.36
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Rubber Lined Clip 99-105mm
1
M412
£1.18£1.42
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Rubber Lined Clip 107-112mm
50
M413
£58.78£70.54
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Rubber Lined Clip 125-130mm
1
M414
£1.69£2.03
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Rubber Lined Clip 159-166mm
1
M415
£1.93£2.32
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Male Back Plate 10mm
50
M416
£37.53£45.04
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Female Back Plate 8/10mm
50
M417
£31.28£37.54
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Rubber lined metal clips are a straightforward solution for securing pipework where a bare metal clip would cause problems. The rubber lining sits between the metal and the pipe, cushioning against vibration, deadening noise transfer, and stopping the clip from marking or corroding the pipe surface. They are used across plumbing, heating, HVAC, and general building installations wherever pipes need to be held firmly without direct metal-on-metal contact.
The range covers a broad spread of diameters, from 14mm right up to 166mm, so whether you are clipping small domestic copper runs or larger industrial pipework, there is a size to suit. Each clip is designed to hold its shape under load while the rubber insert compresses slightly to grip the pipe securely without crushing it.
Where Rubber Lined Metal Clips Get Used
These clips are common on commercial and residential installs alike. You will find them used on soil pipes, rainwater downpipes, heating flow and return pipework, compressed air lines, and mechanical ventilation ducting. Anywhere that vibration or thermal movement is a factor, the rubber lining earns its place by preventing that familiar ticking or knocking sound through the structure.
Back Plates and Box Quantities
Female and male back plates are available to pair with the clips, which means you can fix directly to a wall or ceiling without needing separate unistrut or channel. Back plates are sold individually or in boxes of 50, which suits both small repair jobs and larger contract installs. The clips themselves are also available in box quantities, keeping your van stocked without overordering.
Rubber lined metal clips are a practical, hardwearing choice for any pipework installation where protection and secure fixing both matter.
Pro Tip: When fitting rubber lined clips on copper pipework near a boiler, leave a small gap between adjacent clips rather than packing them tight, as copper expands under heat and the rubber lining needs room to flex without distorting the pipe run.
Rubber lined metal clips are used by plumbers, heating engineers, and mechanical contractors to secure pipework on domestic and commercial sites. They suit copper, plastic, steel, and cast iron pipes across a wide diameter range. Common applications include soil and waste runs, heating flow and return pipework, compressed air lines, HVAC ducting, rainwater downpipes, and any install where vibration damping or pipe surface protection is needed.
Best For
Securing pipework to walls and ceilings
Reducing vibration and noise transfer
Protecting pipe surfaces from metal contact
Plumbing, heating and HVAC installations
Domestic and commercial mechanical services
Compatible With
Copper pipe
Plastic pipe
Steel pipe
Cast iron pipe
Female and male back plates (sold separately)
Sizes 14mm up to 166mm
Key Features
Rubber lining cushions and protects pipe
Metal outer for structural strength
Wide size range: 14-19mm to 159-166mm
Back plates available for direct wall or ceiling fixing
Available individually or in boxes of 50
Not suitable for: Not suitable for use with pipes carrying fluids at extreme temperatures where the rubber lining may degrade over time. Always check the liner material is compatible with the pipe contents and operating temperature before fitting.
Select the clip size that corresponds to the outside diameter of the pipe being secured. The rubber lining should grip the pipe snugly without distorting it. Fit the back plate to the wall or ceiling first, then secure the clip over the pipe and fasten it down. Space clips at regular intervals in line with the pipe manufacturer's recommendations or relevant building regulations, typically every 500mm to 1200mm depending on pipe material and diameter.
Measure the outside diameter of the pipe to select the correct clip size from the range.
Fix the back plate to the wall or ceiling at the required position using appropriate fixings for the substrate.
Offer the rubber lined clip around the pipe, ensuring the rubber lining seats evenly against the pipe surface.
Fasten the clip to the back plate and tighten securely, checking the pipe is held firm but not crushed.
Repeat at the required spacing along the pipe run, following the relevant installation guidelines for the pipe type and diameter.
What is the rubber lining for on these metal pipe clips?
The rubber lining sits between the metal clip and the pipe surface to dampen vibration, reduce noise transfer through the structure, and prevent the metal from marking, scratching or corroding the pipe. It also allows a small amount of thermal movement without the clip gripping too rigidly.
Do the back plates come included with the clips?
No, the back plates are sold separately. Both female and male back plate options are available in the same product listing. You will need to select the appropriate back plate alongside your clips if you are fixing directly to a wall or ceiling surface.
Rubber lined metal pipe clips consist of a formed steel outer clip with a moulded rubber insert bonded or fitted inside the channel. The steel provides the structural fixing strength while the rubber lining absorbs vibration and protects the pipe contact surface. The range spans 14mm up to 166mm external diameter, covering most common pipework sizes used in domestic, commercial, and light industrial applications.
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