Screw-type cable clips: These clips are directly installed on the metal plate of the distribution box using screws. Suitable for scenarios requiring high-strength fixing, such as industrial equipment distribution boxes. Their advantage is secure fixing, but installation efficiency is relatively low.
Snap-on cable clips: These use a flexible snap-on design, allowing for quick installation or removal without tools. Suitable for distribution boxes requiring frequent maintenance, such as lighting distribution boxes in commercial buildings. Their advantage is ease of operation, but their load-bearing capacity is relatively weak.
Adhesive-on cable clips: These are fixed to the inner wall of the distribution box using double-sided tape or a special adhesive. Suitable for distribution boxes with limited space or made of non-metallic materials, such as household distribution boxes. Their advantage is flexible installation, but the adhesive's performance requirements are high.
Combination cable clips: These integrate multiple fixing methods, such as a combination of screws and snap-on clips. They can adapt to different wire specifications and installation environments and are commonly found in large distribution cabinets or data centers.
