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ADMIT IT: most of us know what a Pandrol clip is and, in particular, what it looks like. But after that we probably know relatively little. The classic shaped clip (see History of a clip, above right) is just one of a large range of track-related products and is being overtaken by newer designs (branded Fastclip) that are quicker/easier to install. Pandrol, which is owned by parent company Delachaux Group, headquartered in Paris, claims to have 60% of global market share in the rail fastening market.