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Caddy 812M58 conduit clip 1/2 in steel zinc phosphate
A hammer-on beam clip that secures 1/2 in and 3/4 in EMT or RMC conduit with a 360-degree rotating hanger and 75 lb load capacity
- TypeCable Management & Conduit
- Secure conduit to beams without drilling
- hammer-on clip fits 5/16–1/2 in flanges
- holds up to 75 lb load per clip
- rotates 360° for flexible cable routing
- corrosion-resistant zinc phosphate finish lasts longer
1/2 in conduit clip for EMT and pipe
The Caddy 812M58 is a hammer-on beam clip designed for 1/2 in and 3/4 in EMT, RMC and pipe. It fits flanges from 5/16 in to 1/2 in thick and accepts cable diameters from .71 in to 1.18 in. Electrical contractors and maintenance crews use it to secure conduit runs without drilling.
Zinc phosphate finish resists corrosion on site
The steel body carries a corrosion-resistant zinc phosphate coating in grey. The clip rotates 360 degrees after installation so the conduit can be aligned before the snap-close action locks it. Rated for a 75 lb load, it holds firmly on beam flanges within the specified thickness range.
Snap-close action speeds up installation
The integrated snap-close mechanism closes around the conduit once positioned, removing the need for separate fasteners or tools. This reduces fitting time on ladder work and allows quick adjustments while the clip remains on the flange. Supplied as a single clip with no additional hardware.
Highlights
- Secure conduit to beams without drilling
- hammer-on clip fits 5/16–1/2 in flanges
- holds up to 75 lb load per clip
- rotates 360° for flexible cable routing
- corrosion-resistant zinc phosphate finish lasts longer
Specifications
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
|---|---|
| Brand | NVENT CADDY |
Questions about this item
How do you install the Caddy 812M58 conduit clip and what step is often missed?
Hammer the clip onto a beam flange between 5/16 in and 1/2 in thick; the step often missed is snapping the conduit into the rotating saddle until it locks.
What maintenance or replacement will the Caddy 812M58 conduit clip need later?
Inspect the zinc phosphate coating for corrosion and verify the snap-close mechanism still holds; replace the clip if the coating is worn or the latch fails.
What limit appears first on the Caddy 812M58 conduit clip under sustained load?
The 75 lb load capacity is the first limit; exceeding it can deform the steel clip or cause the hammer-on flange grip to slip.
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