clamp indentifacation

Brad Metcalf · Aug 21, 2014

I am looking for some of these clamps Does anybody know what the proper name is It will fit 2 in pipe If I knew what to call them I could probably find them Thanks

old · Aug 21, 2014

Common thing in my local Farm and home place as well as the hardware store in town. I have always called them a pipe holder or clamp. I.E. used to hold pipe in place on a wall or under a house

Brad Metcalf · Aug 21, 2014

Thats what I thought searched McMaster using pipe clamp.No Good

Steve A W · Aug 21, 2014

How about "2 Hole Clamp"
2 hole clamp

old · Aug 21, 2014

Ya some times trying to find thing on a web site is a pain. That is why I check local stores before doing it on the web

Brad Metcalf · Aug 21, 2014

Thanks Steve

DH in Carolina · Aug 21, 2014

Try pipe strap ...

Brad Metcalf · Aug 21, 2014

Thats what im looking for but those are not heavy enough Im looking for a heavyer clamp (1/4 inch thick)

Greg_Ky · Aug 21, 2014

Always called them a two hole strap.

NCWayne · Aug 21, 2014

It"s technically a two hole pipe clamp/strap. That said the ones your going to find available commercially are typically going to be way too light weight for your application of you actually need one as heavy as the one pictured.

That said, your best bet will be to get a piece of material of the right diameter to serve as a mandrel, and another piece the right width and make your own.

Dr. Walt · Aug 21, 2014

Google: Saddle Pipe Clamp .

John-MI · Aug 21, 2014

Try an electric supply store. They use them to hold electric mast up on side of building

Fergienewbee · Aug 21, 2014

It might be a long shot, but try a Unistrut catalog. They have a lot of 1/4" thick fittings. Not sure about curved parts, but might be worth a shot. Kennel clamps might be a bit heavier than pipe clamps. Look up saddle clamps at Hoover Fence.

Larry

Bob · Aug 21, 2014

fergie,, I think you NAILED it... part of a kennel or chainlink fence.
Fence parts

4play · Aug 21, 2014

Too late but I was thinking of suggesting to look in the fence sections at local stores, just not sure if you would find 1/4' thick

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