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<ul><li>0.20mm layer, high strength</li></ul>

For mounting with "normal" hole (2x)

Long hole for mounting (2x)

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<figure class="table"><table class="ck-table-resized"><colgroup><col style="width: 50%"><col style="width: 50%"></colgroup><tbody><tr><td style="padding: 0cm">Deutsch</td><td style="padding: 0cm">English</td></tr><tr><td style="padding: 0cm"><ul><li>Für Lichtleiste (Deckenbefestigung) (früher Leuchtstofflampe)</li><li>Für Sockelbreite 31mm</li></ul></td><td style="padding: 0cm"><ul><li>For light strip (ceiling mounting) (formerly fluorescent lamp)</li><li>For base width 31 mm</li></ul></td></tr></tbody></table></figure>Deutsch<ul><li>Bei der Befestigung neu gekaufter Deckenlampen fielen die kleinen dünnen Metallclips negativ auf, da sie sich schon beim Anschauen verbogen.</li><li>Und da niemand Lust hatte, bei einer kleinen Berührung in einem Regen von Deckenlampen zu stehen, wurde einfach ein neuer Clip designed.</li><li>Der Clip sollte stabil und haltbar sein und auch einen späteren Abbau der Lampe einfach ermöglichen.</li><li>Und da das Bohren in Beton oder anderen harten Materialien nicht immer punktgenau erfolgt gibt es den Clip für die Montage mit einer “normalen” Bohrung und eine Version mit Langloch.</li><li>Die hier verwendete Lampe “LEDISONS Linear Pro 120cm” zeigte die Aufschrift “&#39;LDT50-A12040-PRO, 220-240V - 50/60Hz - T8 18W 4000K 27/23”. In den Bildern findet ihr eine Maßzeichnung des digitalen Zwillings, mit dem ich üblicherweise solch eine Konstruktion beginne.&nbsp;</li><li>Material<ul><li>Da der Clip stabil und flexibel sein soll, habe ich mich für PETG entschieden.</li></ul></li></ul>English<ul><li>When installing newly purchased ceiling lights, the small, thin metal clips stood out negatively because they bent just by looking at them.</li><li>And since no one wanted to stand under a shower of ceiling lights at the slightest touch, a new clip was simply designed.</li><li>The clip had to be stable and durable, and also allow for easy removal of the lamp at a later date.</li><li>And since drilling into concrete or other hard materials is not always precise, the clip is available for installation with a “normal” hole and a version with a slotted hole.</li><li>The lamp used here, “LEDISONS Linear Pro 120cm,” was labeled “LDT50-A12040-PRO, 220-240V - 50/60Hz - T8 18W 4000K 27/23.” In the images, you&#39;ll find a dimensional drawing of the digital twin, which is how I usually start a project like this.&nbsp;</li><li>Material<ul><li>Since the clip needs to be stable and flexible, I decided to use PETG.</li></ul></li></ul>

<figure class="table"><table class="ck-table-resized"><colgroup><col style="width: 50%"><col style="width: 50%"></colgroup><tbody><tr><td style="padding: 0cm">English</td><td style="padding: 0cm">English</td></tr><tr><td style="padding: 0cm"><ul><li>For light strip (ceiling mounting) (formerly fluorescent lamp)</li><li>For base width 31 mm</li></ul></td><td style="padding: 0cm"><ul><li>For light strip (ceiling mounting) (formerly fluorescent lamp)</li><li>For base width 31 mm</li></ul></td></tr></tbody></table></figure>English<ul><li>When installing newly purchased ceiling lights, the small, thin metal clips stood out negatively because they bent just by looking at them.</li><li>And since no one wanted to stand under a shower of ceiling lights at the slightest touch, a new clip was simply designed.</li><li>The clip had to be stable and durable, and also allow for easy removal of the lamp at a later date.</li><li>And since drilling into concrete or other hard materials is not always precise, the clip is available for installation with a “normal” hole and a version with a slotted hole.</li><li>The lamp used here, “LEDISONS Linear Pro 120cm,” was labeled “LDT50-A12040-PRO, 220-240V - 50/60Hz - T8 18W 4000K 27/23.” In the images, you&#39;ll find a dimensional drawing of the digital twin, which is how I usually start a project like this.&nbsp;</li><li>Material<ul><li>Since the clip needs to be stable and flexible, I decided to use PETG.</li></ul></li></ul>English<ul><li>When installing newly purchased ceiling lights, the small, thin metal clips stood out negatively because they bent just by looking at them.</li><li>And since no one wanted to stand under a shower of ceiling lights at the slightest touch, a new clip was simply designed.</li><li>The clip had to be stable and durable, and also allow for easy removal of the lamp at a later date.</li><li>And since drilling into concrete or other hard materials is not always precise, the clip is available for installation with a “normal” hole and a version with a slotted hole.</li><li>The lamp used here, “LEDISONS Linear Pro 120cm,” was labeled “LDT50-A12040-PRO, 220-240V - 50/60Hz - T8 18W 4000K 27/23.” In the images, you&#39;ll find a dimensional drawing of the digital twin, which is how I usually start a project like this.&nbsp;</li><li>Material<ul><li>Since the clip needs to be stable and flexible, I decided to use PETG.</li></ul></li></ul>

Lamp clip / Clip for ceiling lamp

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For light strip (ceiling mounting) (formerly fluorescent lamp) For base width 31 mm	For light strip (ceiling mounting) (formerly fluorescent lamp) For base width 31 mm

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