B-Line B32KO6-120GRN Eaton series strut channel, 1.37" channel height, 120" channel length, 1.62" channel width, Steel, 12 Gauge, K06 Hole pattern, B32 channel type, DURA GREEN

Yes. At 1.62 inches wide the B32 channel takes the standard 1-5/8 inch strut nut and fitting family, which is the common size across the trade. The shallower 1.37 inch height is the half-height profile rather than the full 1-5/8 x 1-5/8 section, so check depth clearance on deep-throat fittings, but the nut and the channel lip are the same.

Order by part number B32KO6-120GRN. That single number carries the B32 channel type, K06 punched pattern, 120 inch length, and DURA GREEN finish. It is the bare channel only, so strut nuts, bolts, end caps, brackets, and clamps are separate line items.

K06 is a punched back pattern, so the B32KO6-120GRN arrives with holes already in the channel back rather than a solid back. That lets you bolt the channel flat to structure or to a mating channel without field drilling. If you want an unpunched back for a cleaner run or full continuous strength, order the solid-back version of the B32 instead.

DURA GREEN is B-Line's green painted coating over 12 gauge steel. It is a coated finish for general indoor and protected service. For sustained wet exposure, washdown, or corrosive areas, specify a hot dip galvanized or stainless channel instead of the painted DURA GREEN.

B32 is the 1.37 inch shallow profile in a 1.62 inch width, punched K06. It is the choice where you need the standard strut width for fittings but do not have depth for the full section, typical for wall-mounted conduit runs, light trapeze hangers, and equipment mounting. For long unsupported spans or heavy pipe trapezes, step up to the full-height 1-5/8 x 1-5/8 channel or a back-to-back double channel, which carry more load over the same span.

Yes, 12 gauge steel channel cuts with a bandsaw, chop saw with a metal blade, or a portaband. Cutting exposes bare steel at the end, so on a painted DURA GREEN run touch up the cut ends with cold galvanizing or matching paint before hanging.