CALBRITE
CALBRITE S61000RA00 Right Angle Clamp coupling
Right angle clamp coupling connects threaded rod at a perpendicular angle for secure mounting
- Right-angle design routes conduit in tight spaces
- Stainless steel Brite finish resists corrosion in damp environments
- Threaded rod hanger secures piping to overhead supports
- CALBRITE brand ensures consistent manufacturing quality
- Suitable for automotive and plumbing installations
Right Angle Clamp Coupling
The CALBRITE S61000RA00 is a stainless steel right angle clamp designed for threaded rod hanging applications. It provides a secure connection point for pipe or conduit supports in plumbing installations. The Brite finish offers corrosion resistance for durability.
Suited for rod hanger assemblies
This fitting suits installers joining threaded rod at a perpendicular angle. It is not intended for straight inline coupling or for use with non-threaded pipe. Buyers needing adjustable swivel connections or different material grades should look elsewhere.
Stainless steel Brite finish
The clamp is constructed from stainless steel with a Brite surface treatment. This material choice supports use in damp or corrosive environments where standard steel would degrade. The 61000 series designation identifies this specific right angle configuration.
Highlights
- Right-angle design routes conduit in tight spaces
- Stainless steel Brite finish resists corrosion in damp environments
- Threaded rod hanger secures piping to overhead supports
- CALBRITE brand ensures consistent manufacturing quality
- Suitable for automotive and plumbing installations
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the CALBRITE S61000RA00 right angle clamp installed on threaded rod?
The clamp threads directly onto the rod and is tightened by hand or with a wrench until the right angle bracket sits firmly against the mounting surface; the step often missed is checking that the rod is fully engaged in the threads before applying load.
What maintenance or replacement will the stainless steel brite clamp need over time?
Inspect the threads and bracket periodically for corrosion or deformation; replace the clamp if the threads strip, the bracket bends, or surface discoloration indicates the stainless finish has been compromised.
What is the first limit that appears when the clamp is under sustained load?
The threaded connection will reach its holding capacity before the stainless bracket yields, so the practical limit is the thread engagement strength on the rod.
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