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Green and white clips with their arms shown at different openings.

Green and white clips with their arms shown at different openings.

A request for “branch clips” still leaves a structural choice open. The green and white parts pictured here have two arms around a central round section. The red parts have a preformed curved profile. For an importer or distributor choosing a product line, the useful question is which structure the buying requirement calls for—not which colour or photograph looks closest.

Start with the two-arm structure

The green and white examples have two arms arranged around a central round section. Across the supplied views, the arms appear close together, at different openings and extended to opposite sides of the centre. These are the reference views for the adjustable format.

Green and white clips with their arms positioned close together.
Arms positioned close together.
Green and white clips with their arms shown at different openings.
Different openings in the green and white examples.
Green and white clips with their arms extending to opposite sides of the central round section.
Arms shown in extended positions.

If the requirement specifically calls for an adjustable design, this is the format to investigate. The offer still needs to establish how the particular model adjusts and retains a position. The photographs show different arm positions, not a movement test or a measured adjustment range.

Keep these views together in the enquiry. They do not, by themselves, establish how many models or variants are offered, so each photograph should not automatically become a separate order line.

A preformed curve is a different request

The red pieces have a preformed curved body. The photographs show their inner and outer faces, without the central two-arm arrangement visible in the green and white examples.

Four red curved clips showing their inner and outer surfaces.
A preformed curved profile, shown from opposite sides.

For a buyer trying to match a particular curved component, this profile is the reference to send. The important match is the offered part’s profile dimensions and intended application, rather than an adjustable opening design with a similar category name.

“Fixed” describes the preformed profile here; it does not establish rigidity or a measured angle. Likewise, “adjustable” does not tell you whether the material is soft. Neither label establishes which stems the pictured part fits.

Turn the choice into a specific purchase description

These two descriptions keep the structures distinct without adding unverified specifications:

Two-arm branch-training clip matching the green and white reference views; adjustment and position-retention details to be confirmed for the offered model.

Branch-training clip matching the red preformed curved profile; profile dimensions and intended application to be confirmed.

Use the first when the brief calls for the adjustable format. Use the second when the requirement is to match a preformed curve. If both requirements exist in your assortment, carry them forward as separate lines rather than accepting one format as an interchangeable substitute for the other.

The plant clips category provides the broader product context. For a quotation, send the pictured format, intended application and requested quantity so the response can identify the corresponding offered model.

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