Legris Clip 04 00 Tube Clip Strip 5/32 Inch 8 Slots

Product Description

The LEGRIS Clip 04 00 is a black plastic clip strip designed to organize and route small-diameter tubing in pneumatic and fluid transfer systems. Built with 8 slots, it accepts tubing with an outside diameter of 5/32 inch (4 mm) and measures 3-5/16 inches overall length. The strip mounts to panels, frames, or enclosures to keep tube runs separated, supported, and accessible. It is typically installed by pneumatic systems technicians, HVAC controls specialists, and industrial automation mechanics during panel builds or equipment servicing. The compact form factor keeps tube routing neat in tight spaces without requiring additional hardware.

This clip strip is suited for light industrial, commercial HVAC controls, and pneumatic automation applications where small-bore tubing needs to be bundled or guided along a surface. It is commonly used in control panels, machine frames, and equipment enclosures where multiple 5/32 inch OD tubes run parallel. The 8-slot configuration allows a single strip to manage several tube runs at once, reducing clutter and improving serviceability. It is sold as a single piece with a minimum order quantity of 10 units.

Key Features

• 8 slots accommodate up to 8 individual tube runs per strip
• Accepts 5/32 inch (4 mm) outside diameter tubing
• Black finish for contrast against light-colored panels and enclosures
• 3-5/16 inch overall length fits standard panel layouts
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds — minimal load on mounting surface

Compatibility

Designed for use with tubes having a 5/32 inch (4 mm) outside diameter. Suitable for LEGRIS and comparable small-bore pneumatic and fluid transfer tubing in that size range.

Installation Notes

Clip strips are typically installed by pneumatic technicians or controls mechanics during panel assembly or tube-routing work. Depressurize and isolate the pneumatic circuit before inserting or removing tubes from the clips. Secure the strip to the mounting surface according to the equipment manufacturer's panel guidelines before routing tubing through the slots. Avoid forcing oversized tubing into the slots, as this can crack the clip body.