Rubber lined metal clips

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.