Strut Pipe & Conduit Clamps

Strut Pipe & Conduit Clamps — EMT, Rigid, OD & Copper

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What Is a Strut Pipe Clamp?

A strut pipe clamp is a two-part clamp that bolts into the channel of strut and wraps a pipe, conduit, or tube to hold it along a support run. One half seats in the strut with a channel nut; the other half closes over the pipe and bolts down. The right clamp is sized to the exact pipe so it holds securely without crushing or rattling.

Which Clamp Type Do I Need?

Pipe and conduit are measured differently, so the clamp type must match how your pipe is sized.

Tip: a universal clamp fits both EMT and rigid, but for the tightest fit, order the clamp that matches your conduit type. When in doubt, measure the actual outside diameter and use an OD clamp.

Common Sizes

A selection of our most-ordered clamps, electro-galvanized. Click to buy; the full size range (1/4" to 12") is in the category.

For vibration-prone or noise-sensitive runs, use a cushion clamp instead.

Brand Cross-Reference

Our pipe clamps cross-reference to the major strut brands (full chart on our strut cross-reference page):

Brand names are used for identification only. Eugene Fastener supplies equivalent parts and is not affiliated with these manufacturers.

Finishes

• Electro-galvanized zinc (standard): interior and dry runs.
• Stainless steel: wet, washdown, coastal, and corrosive environments.
• Aluminum: lighter weight, corrosion resistant.
• Copper-plated: for copper tube, to prevent galvanic corrosion.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an EMT clamp and a rigid clamp?

EMT (thin-wall conduit) and rigid (heavy-wall conduit and steel pipe) have different outside diameters at the same trade size, so the clamps differ. An EMT clamp is sized to EMT; a rigid clamp is sized to rigid/IMC. A universal clamp is built to fit both, but for the tightest hold, use the clamp that matches your conduit type.

Can a universal strut clamp be used for both EMT and rigid?

Yes. The universal clamp is designed to fit both EMT and rigid conduit at a given trade size. It is the convenient single-SKU option. If you need the most precise fit, for example to prevent any movement, order the dedicated EMT or rigid clamp.

How do I size a strut pipe clamp?

Match the clamp to how your pipe is measured. For EMT and rigid conduit, use the trade size with the matching clamp type. For pipe or tube specified by outside diameter, measure the actual OD and use an OD clamp. For copper tube, use a copper tube clamp by copper size. When unsure, measure the outside diameter and order an OD clamp.

What is an OD clamp?

An OD clamp is sized to the exact measured outside diameter of a pipe or tube rather than a trade size. It is the right choice when your pipe is not standard conduit, or when you want to be certain of the fit. We stock OD clamps in fine increments from 1/4 inch up.

Do you have clamps for copper tube?

Yes. Copper tube clamps are copper-plated so the clamp and the copper tube will not set up galvanic corrosion where they touch. Order by copper tube size.

Do these clamps fit Unistrut?

Yes. Our pipe and conduit clamps cross-reference to Unistrut and other standard 1-5/8 inch strut systems. For example our 1/2 inch rigid clamp matches Unistrut P1111. See the cross-reference table above.

More Strut Accessories at Eugene Fastener: cushion clamps, beam clamps, channel nuts, strut channel, and the full strut & accessories category.

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