Plastic pipe clip

Claim 1

A plastic clip for securing one or more pipes to a threaded stud projecting from a surface, comprising, a body portion having a pair of pipe receiving portions extending upwardly therefrom each adapted for receiving a pipe and lying parallel to one another at either side of a stud receiving hole formed through a body portion of said clip, the axis of said hole lying in a direction transverse to that of a pipe when received in said pipe-receiving portion, said pipe receiving portions each providing an arcuate wall positioned to embrace a pipe when received in said pipe-receiving portion, part of said wall being movable between an open position to admit a pipe and a closed position to retain a pipe, said movable part of said wall of each pipe-receiving portion being comprised of an element integral with and rockable relative to said body portion of said clip, a rear side of each said element opposite to said wall overlapping said stud receiving hole and having teeth provided thereon for engagement with a thread configuration on the stud, and said body portion further having resilient feet extending downwardly therefrom to engage the surface from which the stud extends to accommodate registration of said teeth with a flank portion of said stud thread whereby a threaded stud when projecting through said hole behind said element holds said arcuate wall in its closed position with said teeth in engagement with the stud thread.