Feature images are indicative only. Refer to technical drawing for final dimensions.
| Box quantity | 800 |
|---|---|
| Comment | With clicking mechanism |
| HeadDiameter | 22.5 |
| HeadHeight | 7.7 |
| HoleDiameter | 9.2 |
| MaximumPanelThickness | 3 |
| MinimumPanelThickness | 0.5 |
| TotalLength | 15.6 |
| TwoComponents | 1 |
| Type | RetainerClip |
| Coating | View details |
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The connector clip part number F00000345 is a versatile component designed for secure and efficient fastening in a variety of automotive applications. Sourced by Facil, this retainer clip is crafted with practicality in mind, boasting a clicking mechanism for reliable attachment. The clip features a head diameter of 22.5 mm and a total length of 15.6 mm, making it suitable for different panel thicknesses, ranging from a minimum of 0.5 mm to a maximum of 3 mm. This adaptability ensures it can accommodate various configurations with ease. The box quantity of 800 offers convenience for bulk use, ideal for automotive projects requiring numerous components. Its lightweight design, combined with high durability, makes it an excellent alternative to metal fasteners. With a hole diameter of 9.2 mm and a head height of 7.7 mm, the clip provides both strength and flexibility, ensuring a snug fit. This retainer clip is an essential addition to any toolkit, facilitating quick and efficient assembly or repair tasks.
Designed for versatility, the connector clip's robust two-component structure delivers enhanced stability, making it an ideal choice for securing trim panels and other automotive features. Its intuitive design simplifies installation, allowing for seamless integration into various applications. Whether used for initial builds or maintenance repairs, the connector clip part number F00000345 ensures longevity and reliability, maintaining its integrity under stress. Choose this clip to achieve optimal performance in automotive assembly and repair.
