Malco
Malco 2DH Pipe and Duct Holders
A job-site helper holds ductwork in place with clamps and a chain during installation, while a double-ended keyhole allows easy chain adjustment and locking in a horizontal clamping position without
- Acts like an extra pair of hands holding ductwork securely during installation
- Double-ended keyhole enables quick chain adjustment and horizontal locking
- Formed teeth grip the clamp firmly on the joist
- Eliminates the need to tie chain around the clamp
- Designed for use with engineered joists in HVAC work
Job-site duct holder
The Malco 2DH pipe and duct holder acts like an extra pair of hands during HVAC installation. It clamps ductwork in place with a chain until the system is permanently secured. The tool is designed for heating, ventilation and air conditioning work on job sites. It ships new directly from the manufacturer.
Double-ended keyhole adjustment
A double-ended keyhole allows easy chain adjustment and locking in a horizontal clamping position. This design is required for engineered joists and removes the need to tie the chain around the clamp. Formed teeth hold the clamp securely on the joist during the installation process.
Frees both hands for fastening
The holder keeps ductwork stable while you drive fasteners or make final connections. It eliminates the need for a second person to support the duct during positioning. Orders of $75 or more ship free from the manufacturer. The tool works wherever horizontal clamping on engineered joists is specified.
Highlights
- Acts like an extra pair of hands holding ductwork securely during installation
- Double-ended keyhole enables quick chain adjustment and horizontal locking
- Formed teeth grip the clamp firmly on the joist
- Eliminates the need to tie chain around the clamp
- Designed for use with engineered joists in HVAC work
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the double-ended keyhole help when I'm clamping duct to engineered joists?
The keyhole lets you adjust and lock the chain horizontally without tying it around the clamp, which is the orientation required for engineered joists.
What clamping method does the holder use to grip the joist?
Formed teeth on the clamp bite into the joist to keep it securely in place during installation.
What comes with the tool to hold the ductwork?
The helper includes clamps and a chain that hold the duct in position until it is permanently fastened.
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