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Caddy SN50 Nut Threaded Rod 1/2In 2250 lb
A Caddy SN50 nut secures 1/2-inch threaded rod with a 2,250 lb load rating
- 1/2 inch nut secures threaded rod installations
- 2250 lb capacity supports heavy-duty loads
- NVENT CADDY brand ensures reliable plumbing hardware
- New condition guarantees factory-fresh performance
- Model SN50 designed for standard threaded rod applications
Nut Threaded Rod 1/2In 2250 lb
The NVENT CADDY SN50 is a nut designed for use with half-inch threaded rod. It provides a secure fastening point for pipe, conduit and tubing supports in plumbing and mechanical installations. The component is manufactured to meet structural requirements for heavy-duty hanging applications. It is supplied new and ready for immediate installation.
For installers needing 1/2In rod compatibility
This nut suits contractors and maintenance teams assembling support structures on half-inch threaded rod. It is not for installations that require a different rod diameter or a lower load rating. Buyers who need a finer or coarser thread pitch should verify compatibility before ordering. The part is restricted from sale in certain states.
Load rating 2250 lb
The decisive specification is the 2250 lb load capacity, which determines whether the nut can safely carry the intended weight. Engineers and installers must confirm that the applied load stays within this limit. No other performance figure overrides this rating for selection purposes. Always check local codes and the project specification.
Highlights
- 1/2 inch nut secures threaded rod installations
- 2250 lb capacity supports heavy-duty loads
- NVENT CADDY brand ensures reliable plumbing hardware
- New condition guarantees factory-fresh performance
- Model SN50 designed for standard threaded rod applications
Specifications
| Brand | NVENT CADDY |
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Questions about this item
What thread standard does the 1/2-inch nut use, and what load does it cap?
The nut fits 1/2-inch threaded rod and is rated for a 2,250 lb load limit.
What rod diameter and hardware are required to mount this nut?
It requires a 1/2-inch threaded rod; no additional brackets or special tools are needed.
How is the nut installed on the rod, and what step is often missed?
Spin the nut onto the rod by hand, then tighten with a wrench; the step often missed is fully seating it against the support surface.
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