attached to the underpart that serves for fastening the clamp to a substrate. Possible fastening elements are clamps, screws or nuts, as well as rings, eyes or sleeves to be slipped onto bolts or pins and pins insertable in openings. The clamp according to the invention is preferably to be made in one piece out of a synthetic material, the lid being connected to the underpart by a flexion hinge. To hold the lid in a closed position, a snap closure with a catch hook attached to the lid, snapping into a recess on the underpart, is especially suitable.
In a further advantageous embodiment of the invention, the clamp has an interplate extending between the underpart and the top part, separating from each other a holding region located betweenthe underpart and the interplate and an upper holding region located between the top part and the interplate. In this way, several films or tape lines may be held separately from each other and in different ways. Thus, for example, the upper holding region may serve to accommodate films with fastening recesses. For this purpose, preferably the interplate comprises an opening aligned with the opening in the top part, and the pressure element projects through the opening in the top part when the lid is closed and enters the opening in the interplate.
Further, provision may be made for the pressure element to have a segment passing through the opening in the interplate, and in contact with the floor of the underpart when the lid is closed, in order