L.H.Dottie® Universal Strut Strap, Carbon Steel, 2", 50 Pack

Global Industrial Tubing Strut Cushion Clamps help absorb shock and vibration, reduce unwanted noise, and prevent galvanic corrosion. They fit any standard 1-5/8"W strut channel. The interlock edges and channel locator legs help to ensure that the cushion remains in place. The electro-galvanized steel is deposited on part in electroplating process to provide lasting durability. Hardware and other supports and accessories are high quality system components designed to work with Unistrut® framing system. Note: All of these products are in stock and ship in 2 days. Products are sold in ...

Mr. Clips are made of a non-conductive acetal plastic. Used in power plants, utility, and electrical industry to mark cables and wires. Can be used to identify conductors at each termination so they match the identification markings on the diagrams attached to a machine. Use to mark runs from the electrical panel to equipment, switches, and outlets. Anywhere that safety is a concern in the electrical industry.

EMT Strut Clamps are used to secure EMT conduit to strut channel in overhead or wall mount applications. They are electro galvanized for superior corrosion resistance and come preassembled with a kepts nut and slotted hex head bolt. Features: Assembled With Keps Nut For Easy Installation Suitable For Use With 12 or 14 Gauge Metal Framing Channel Carbon Steel

Beam Clamps are secured to the outside of an I-beam, girder, or other structural member to provide a mounting base for conduit hangers or threaded rod. Features: Tapped Threads Back and Bottom High Strength Carbon Steel Case Hardened Steel Bolt

Mr. Clips are made of a non-conductive acetal plastic. Used in power plants, utility, and electrical industry to mark cables and wires. Can be used to identify conductors at each termination so they match the identification markings on the diagrams attached to a machine. Use to mark runs from the electrical panel to equipment, switches, and outlets. Anywhere that safety is a concern in the electrical industry.