Super-Strut
Super-Strut 500-SC Beam Clamp conduit
Clamp-on beam clamp holds conduit with a 250 lb load capacity and meets ASTM B633 and CSA LR-52208 standards, supplied in a 50-piece pack
- TypeConduit & Raceways
- Supports 250 lb load for secure mounting
- Meets ASTM B633 and CSA LR-52208 standards
- 1/4in-20 thread fits common hardware
- Compact 1-1/4 in by 1 in iron body
- Pack of 50 clamps for project-scale use
Conduit Beam Clamp 250 lb
The Super-Strut 500-SC is a clamp-on conduit support designed for electrical installations. It secures raceways to structural beams without welding or drilling. Each clamp accepts 1/4-20 hardware and measures 1-1/4 in long by 1 in wide. Iron construction provides the necessary rigidity for commercial and industrial job sites.
Replaces Welded Brackets
This beam clamp replaces field-welded or bolted brackets when speed and adjustability matter. The jump is worth it on projects where conduit routing changes during fit-out or where hot-work permits are difficult to obtain. Packaged in quantities of 50, it suits crews running multiple drops across a floor plate.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Rated for 250 lb, the clamp meets ASTM B633 and CSA LR-52208 standards for corrosion resistance and mechanical performance. Iron body and hardware maintain clamping force under continuous conduit weight and vibration. The design resists creep better than light-gauge alternatives during long-term static loading.
Highlights
- Supports 250 lb load for secure mounting
- Meets ASTM B633 and CSA LR-52208 standards
- 1/4in-20 thread fits common hardware
- Compact 1-1/4 in by 1 in iron body
- Pack of 50 clamps for project-scale use
Specifications
| Brand | SUPERSTRUT |
|---|---|
| Type | Conduit & Raceways |
Questions about this item
What beam flange thickness does the 500-SC clamp fit?
The clamp uses a 1/4-20 set screw to grip flanges up to the jaw opening; tighten until the beam sits fully against the back stop, which is the step most installers skip.
How do I install the 500-SC beam clamp correctly?
Place the clamp over the beam flange, thread the 1/4-20 set screw in by hand, then torque it with a wrench until the clamp body is flush with the flange — the common error is leaving a gap.
When should I replace the 500-SC beam clamps?
Inspect each clamp after any overload event or if the ASTM B633 zinc coating shows white rust; replace any piece with cracked iron, stripped 1/4-20 threads or visible deformation.
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