Abstract: A fastening element for the self-clamping fastening of a pipe clip, which is to be fitted to the top side of the fastening element, to a profiled-section element. The profiled-section element has flanges which are located at a distance from one another and between them delimit a longitudinal slot. The fastening element has a bottom section, which is designed to engage on an inner side of the profiled-section element, and a top section, which is designed to engage on the outer side of the profiled-section element. In the fitted position, at least the bottom section engages in a clamping manner on the profiled-section element. The fastening element has an integral coupling member for coupling the fastening element and the pipe clip. The coupling member is designed in such a manner that the pipe clip can be coupled to it by relative rotation of less than 180°, preferably 90°.

Abstract: A pipe clip having a hook closure for connecting a first part to a second parts. The first part is provided with at least one outwardly directed hook member and the second part is provided with at least one inwardly directed hook member. Each hook member has a hook surface and another boundary surface such that when the hook is closed the hook members move towards each other in the direction of closing and pass each other until the hook surfaces of the inwardly and outwardly directed hook surfaces engage behind each other. In the closed position the boundary surfaces of the hook members hooked behind each other rest against each other. Each hook member is further provided with a locking facility such that when the hook is closed, mutual lateral shifting of the hook members is blocked. Each hook member is made of hook member halves lying side by side and adjoining each other.