Universal Pipe Clamp for Three Quarter Inch Pipes

Introducing the Super Strut 3/4 inch universal pipe clamp, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This versatile and durable pipe clamp is designed to securely hold electrical metallic tubing (EMT), intermediate metal conduit (IMC), and galvanized rigid conduit (GRC) pipes with nominal size 3/4 inch. Engineered for strength and reliability, the Super Strut pipe clamp is an essential component for professionals and DIY enthusiasts in Grass valley who require dependable pipe support solutions.

• Universal compatibility:Fits pipes with an outside diameter ranging from 0.932 to 1.050 inches, making it suitable for EMT, IMC, and GRC pipes.
• High hanging load rating:Supports up to 550 pounds, ensuring secure and stable pipe installation.
• Gold galvanized finish:Provides corrosion resistance and long-lasting durability in various environments.
• Combination bolt head:Features both slot and hex head designs for flexible attachment options, simplifying installation.
• Captivated square nut:Positioned on the shoulder for easy one-handed tightening, enhancing convenience during assembly.

Whether you are installing electrical conduit systems in residential, commercial, or industrial projects in Grass valley, the Super Strut 3/4 inch universal pipe clamp offers a reliable solution to keep your pipes securely fastened. Its robust design and flexible attachment features make it ideal for electricians, contractors, and maintenance professionals who demand quality and efficiency. Additionally, DIY enthusiasts in Grass valley can benefit from its ease of use and dependable performance for home improvement or repair tasks.
In summary, the Super Strut 3/4 inch universal pipe clampis a vital accessory for anyone working with EMT, IMC, or GRC pipes in Grass valley, CA. Available at Grass Valley, this pipe clamp combines strength, versatility, and convenience to help you complete your projects with confidence and precision.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.