B-Line Eaton series strut pipe clamps and accessories, .0966" height, 3.78" length, 1.25" width, 800 lbs, Steel, Includes combination recess hex head

The B2012HDG strut clamp is rated to 800 lbs load capacity. That is the clamp's rating only; what the run actually carries also depends on the strut, the anchors, and the spacing between supports, so size the whole support system to the weakest link, not to the clamp.

It is hot-dipped galvanized steel, which is the finish specified for exterior runs, parking structures, tunnels, wash-down areas and other damp or corrosive spots. For dry interior work a plain or electro-galvanized clamp is the usual pick; the hot-dipped version is what you order when the support is exposed to weather.

A combination recess hex head machine screw is included with each clamp, so you are not sourcing fasteners separately. What is not included is the strut channel nut or spring nut that anchors into the channel, and the strut itself, so add those to the order for a complete support.

It measures .0966 x 3.78 x 1.25 inches (height, length, width as published) and weighs .3 lb each. The 3.78 inch length is the number to check against your strut layout when clamps sit close together on a single run, and the light weight means a box of them adds little to a hanger's own dead load.

Yes. This is a pipe or conduit clamp, so the same part secures electrical conduit runs or mechanical pipe to strut channel. Electricians use them for EMT, IMC and rigid runs banked on trapeze; mechanical trades use the same style for small-bore pipe. Match the clamp size to the outside diameter of what you are holding, not to the trade size alone.

Order Eaton B-Line part number B2012HDG. The HDG suffix is the hot-dipped galvanized finish, which is how B-Line distinguishes it from the same clamp body in other finishes, so keep the suffix on the purchase order if the job spec calls for hot-dip.

Strut clamps like the B-Line B2012HDG mount to channel, so they suit multi-run trapeze and racked installations where you want to add, move or re-space conduit later without drilling new anchors. One-hole and two-hole straps fasten directly to a wall or deck and are faster for a single isolated run. For an MRO stock room supporting an existing strut system, the strut clamp is the item that keeps future changes to a nut and a screw.