Pipe Clamps

Essential Fittings for Reliable Pipe Support

Pipe clamps, commonly known as pipe clips or saddle clamps, are versatile components crucial for various DIY and installation projects. These simple yet effective fittings are widely used in both residential and commercial settings to secure pipes. Understanding the different types and their specific applications is key to ensuring a safe and reliable installation.

Why Choose the Right Clamp?

The requirements for securing pipes can vary significantly, from basic anchoring to more complex scenarios involving movement or heavy loads. Selecting the correct fitting is vital for maintaining the integrity of your installation. A failure in securing pipes can lead to severe and costly damage to a building, making it essential to get it right the first time.

Types of Clamps

1. Standard Options
   Standard clamps are typically secured using two screws—one on either side. They can be lined or unlined, depending on the specific application, and are ideal for straightforward installations with metal or plastic pipes.
2. Traditional Designs
   Traditional options such as split bands, U-bolts, and saddle types are commonly used for holding steel or copper pipes. These do not feature internal lining, making them best suited for applications where temperature fluctuations or noise insulation are not concerns. They are particularly effective for larger diameter steel and copper pipes.
3. Heavy-Duty Variants
   Designed for demanding applications, heavy-duty models boast a high safe working load. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, they come in lined and unlined varieties. With modern design features, they are easier to install than traditional versions, making them ideal for securely supporting heavy load pipework.

Our Range of Options

We offer a diverse selection to meet various needs, including:

• M Series Pipe Clip
• SS2 Pipe Clips
• Purlin Clip
• Rubber Lined Clips
• Unlined Clips
• Small Split Band Clips
• Large Split Band Clips

Choosing the Right Option

With such a vast array of fittings available, it can be overwhelming to determine the best combination of conduit, materials, and fixture types, especially for newcomers. Our knowledgeable Sales Team is here to help. Whether you’re tackling a small project or a large installation, don’t hesitate to reach out for expert guidance and support.

By selecting the right fittings, you’ll safeguard your installation against potential failures and ensure a durable, long-lasting solution for your support needs.