Description
Classic J-hooks for attaching wire mesh to solar panels. To install:
- Push the hook through your wire mesh and hook it around the lip of the solar panel frame.
- Push the pushnut (black rectangular part) onto the end of the wire until it cinches tight against the wire mesh.
- Cut off excess wire with a pair of diagonal cutters or tin snips. Leave at least 1/2″ of the wire extending past the pushnut.
Why should you buy from us instead of Amazon.com, Heyco or other sellers?
- Solar Armor clips use an aluminum pushnut and wire, unlike the stainless products you’ll find on Amazon. The aluminum parts dig into each other for a stronger hold than stainless.
- Our pushnut is larger than other brands’, making it less prone to going crooked and losing its grip once installed.
- The aluminum wire is a cinch to cut off with a pair of diagonal cutters or tin snips. It cuts easily and does not turn the offcut piece into a high speed projectile, like with stainless steel wires.
Pushnuts are coated black to blend in with your wire mesh, solar panels and racking.
Comparison of Wire Mesh Fasteners
| Slick Tools Screws | Solar Armor J-Hook | SnapNrack Clip | CritterBlok Clip | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| How well is Mesh Secured | Excellent | OK | Good | Good |
| Max Span Between Attachments * | 3′ to 6′ | 2′ | 3′ | 3.5-5′ (1/module) |
| Ease of Installation | Difficult | Easy | Moderate | Moderate |
| Tool-less Installation | X | X | X | ✔ |
| Compatibility with Rail-less Racking | X | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Compatibility with ‘lipless’ PV Modules | ✔ | X | X | X |
| Ease of PV Array Service | Easy | Difficult | Moderate | Moderate |
| Reusable | X | X | ✔ | ✔ |
| Cost – Typical Job** | $19 (100 screws) | $48 (100 clips) | $121 (67 clips) | $105 (50 clips) |
** Assumes PV array with 200′ perimeter; fastener bulk pricing as of June 2025.





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