B-Line Eaton series strut pipe clamps and accessories, .0966" height, 4.164" length, 1.25" width, Steel, Combination recess hex head machine screw, Ho

The B2006HDG is steel with a hot-dipped galvanized finish, which is the coating B-Line uses for exterior, damp, and corrosive-duty runs. That makes it a fit for rooftop conduit racks, parking structures, tunnels, and exterior pipe supports where a plain electro-zinc part would rust out. Pair it with galvanized strut and galvanized channel nuts so you are not mixing coatings on the same run.

It ships with a combination recess hex head machine screw, so you get the fastener that closes the clamp in the box. What is not included is the strut channel nut and spring needed to anchor the clamp into the strut, so order those separately in a matching hot-dipped galvanized finish.

The B2006HDG measures .0966 in height, 4.164 in length, and 1.25 in width, and weighs .33 lb. The 1.25 in width is the number that matters on layout: it keeps the clamp inside the face of standard 1-5/8 in strut, so you can gang clamps along a channel without them fouling each other. The light .33 lb weight also keeps hanger load low on long overhead runs.

Use a strut clamp when you already have a channel run in place, or when you are carrying several pipes on one trapeze. It bolts into the strut with a channel nut and lets you slide and respace pipes later without touching the structure. A single conduit hanger on threaded rod is the cheaper answer for one isolated pipe drop, but every added pipe means another rod and another anchor. For banked conduit, EMT, or process piping on a rack, the strut clamp is the standard approach, and the B2006HDG's hot-dipped galvanized steel keeps it usable where that rack is exposed.

Yes. The part is ordered as Eaton B-Line B2006HDG, a single model with no size or finish options to select, so a facility or MRO buyer can spec that one number across every location and get the same hot-dipped galvanized steel clamp each time.