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Caddy RIGD0200S4 Strut Pipe Clamp 2 in 304 Stainless 800 lb
Secures 2 in pipe to 1 5/8 in strut channel with 304 stainless steel rated for 800 lb load
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 800 lb load capacity secures heavy piping runs
- Fits 2 in pipe size for standard installations
- Designed for 1 5/8 in strut channel compatibility
- New condition ensures full structural integrity
Caddy RIGD0200S4 Stainless Strut Clamp
The Caddy RIGD0200S4 is a strut pipe clamp manufactured from 304 stainless steel for corrosion resistance. It secures 2 in pipe with a maximum outside diameter of 2 3/8 in to standard 1 5/8 in strut channel. The clamp is rated for an 800 lb load capacity in new condition.
Thermal noise and power characteristics
As a passive mechanical fastener the clamp generates no heat, noise or electrical draw during normal operation. The 304 stainless construction maintains structural integrity across a wide temperature range without active cooling. No power supply or thermal management is required for the component itself.
Build integration and compatibility
The clamp fits directly onto 1 5/8 in wide strut channel and accepts pipe sized at 2 in with up to 2 3/8 in outside diameter. It frees up mounting flexibility by providing a secure anchor point without welding or threading. Installers needing a different pipe size or channel width will require an alternative clamp model.
Highlights
- 304 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 800 lb load capacity secures heavy piping runs
- Fits 2 in pipe size for standard installations
- Designed for 1 5/8 in strut channel compatibility
- New condition ensures full structural integrity
Specifications
| Brand | NVENT CADDY |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 2 in strut pipe clamp onto a 1 5/8 in strut channel, and which step is commonly missed?
Slide the clamp over the pipe, position it inside the 1 5/8 in channel, insert the carriage bolt through the clamp ears and channel, then tighten the nut until the clamp grips the pipe firmly; the step often missed is fully seating the bolt shoulders in the channel slots before torquing.
What maintenance or replacement will the 304 stainless steel clamp need over time?
Inspect periodically for surface tea-staining or crevice corrosion, especially in chloride-rich environments; if the 304 stainless shows pitting or the bolt threads gall, replace the entire clamp assembly to maintain the 800 lb load rating.
Under sustained loading, what limit of the clamp is reached first?
The 800 lb load capacity is the governing limit; continuous loading at or near this value will cause permanent deformation of the 304 stainless steel band before any other failure mode appears.
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