in the clamp. In this way, the problems initially mentioned are solved.
The clamp according to the invention has the advantage that during assembly, with lid opened to secure the films or tape lines, a low clamping force may be provided, and that in connection with the closing of the lid for lastingly securing the films or tape lines, the clamping force can be enhanced to the desired extent. Additional holding means, such as mandrels engaging holes in the films or tape lines, are therefore not required. Preferably, the lid of the clamp according to the invention comprises a pressure element which, when the lid is closed, exerts a clamping force directed towards the floor of the underpart. The pressure element may consist of an elastically deformable finger attachedto the under side of the lid, an opening being provided in the top part through which the finger extends towards the floor of the underpart when the lid is closed. When the lid is opened, the clamping force to secure the films or tape lines is preferably generated by a spring contact pressure element extending between floor and top part in the holding region and attached to the top part or to the underpart. Further, provision may be made so that with the lid closed, the pressure element arranged on it will act on the contact pressure element, so that the latter transmits the clamping force of the pressure element to the films or tape lines.
According to a further proposal of the invention, a fastening element is