3/4 Diameter Steel Tubing Clamp for Home Generator Units
Updated 02/23/2022 | Published 02/21/2022 >
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Looking for a loop clamp with any type of vibration damping/coating. Need a mounting hole of 9/32" diameter. This is our critical issue. Clamp used on side of an engine. Only threaded attachment point is a 12.5MM bolt hole. The clamp only needs to secure a 3/4 pipe. We use approximately 20000 clamps a year in building our Home Generator Units. Do you have anything close to this request? Thank you
asked by: William H
Expert Reply:
The closet thing we have to your requested dimensions is the Steel Tubing Clamp - 3/4" Diameter - Qty 1 item # SWC9024-1. This steel cable clamp closed has an inner dimension of 3/4". It is designed for 3/4" diameter steel tubing with a minimum diameter of 5/8" and a maximum diameter of 3/4". The mounting hole diameter is 9/32".
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