B-Line B2015SS6 Eaton series strut pipe clamps and accessories, .104" height, 5.843" length, 1.25" width, Steel, Includes combination recess hex head machine screw, Pipe or conduit clamps, Stainless steel type 316

The B2015SS6 is a Type 316 stainless steel strut pipe clamp. The catalog material field reads Steel, and the product description specifies stainless steel type 316, which is the grade used where chloride exposure is a concern: coastal sites, wastewater plants, food processing washdown areas and chemical rooms. If you are running conduit indoors in a dry space, a plain electro-galvanized clamp does the same mechanical job for less; 316 is what you buy when corrosion is driving the decision.

Hardware is included. The B2015SS6 ships with a combination recess hex head machine screw, so the clamp and its fastener come together. What is not included is the strut channel itself or a channel nut, so plan on having a compatible strut nut on hand if your run needs one.

The B2015SS6 measures .104 in height, 5.843 in length/depth and 1.25 in width, and weighs .44 lb. The 1.25 in width is the figure that matters for spacing: it tells you how much channel each clamp consumes if you are ganging several conduits along one run of strut, so you can lay out center-to-center spacing before you cut the strut.

A strut pipe clamp like the B-Line B2015SS6 fastens pipe or conduit to a run of strut channel, so the raceway is carried on the strut rather than hung individually from the structure. That is the standard approach for multiple parallel runs across a ceiling or down a wall, or for a trapeze support where several conduits share one pair of rods. Each clamp handles one pipe, so count one per conduit per support point.

You can mechanically, but think about it first. Pairing a 316 stainless clamp and fastener against galvanized channel in a wet or salt-air environment sets up dissimilar metals at the joint, and the zinc coating is the sacrificial side. If the reason you selected 316 stainless is corrosion exposure, run 316 stainless channel and channel nuts with it so the whole assembly matches. Indoors and dry, mixing is not a practical problem.

Order it as Eaton B-Line B2015SS6. The SS6 suffix on B-Line hardware is the Type 316 stainless designation, which is what separates it from the plain and electro-galvanized versions of the same clamp body. Quote the full B2015SS6 so you do not get shipped the carbon steel equivalent.

No certification is carried on the B2015SS6 record; the certifications attribute reads Not Applicable. Specify it on the basis of its material and dimensions rather than on a listing mark, and if your submittal requires a stamped certification for support hardware, confirm that requirement against your drawing before you release the order.