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Clip Construction Sets

The Clip construction system used rods joined by clips. It was made in Switzerland by Stokys from around 1948 to 1952.

Manufacturer / Distributor

Stockmann Freres, Lucerne, Switzerland

Info from the Metal Constructional Systems Database for CLIP (Ref:CLP)

Maker
Stockmann
System Type
Mainly Rods/Tubes
Country
Switzerland
Dates
1948 to 1952 (some significant doubt)
Material
Aluminium (Alloy)
Thread
---- ()
Boss Type
 
Boss Thread
5/32W
Diametrical Pitch of Gears
--
No. of Parts in System
15
Hole Pitch (Spacing) (mm)
---
Diameter of holes in Strips(mm)
---
Diameter of the Bore in Bosses(mm)
4.1
Diameter of Axle Rods(mm)
4.0
Types of Nuts and Bolts
Nuts: --
Bolts:
(see comment *1)
Material/Finish of Nuts and Bolts
 
Size of the Nuts across Flats (mm)
---
Bolt diameter (mm)
 

Comments
Rods held by Double Spring Clips. Same maker as, & compatible with, STOKYS. *1 Standard STOKYS Set Screw unless Grub used.

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Pages from the 'Other Systems Newsletter' which contain information on this system are shown below. They can also be downloaded to your computer if desired here

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Below there are manuals/leafets and photos which can be downloaded by clicking on the appropriate image.


A manual for Clip sets 1-3 (multi language)
(Added 25/10/2018)

Various photos of the Clip construction system
(Added 25/10/2018)

Page content last updated - 25th October 2018