Metallics 50ETS Strap 2-Hole X 1/2 EMT Conduit Stp (Box 100)

Yes. The 50ETS is flagged both Buy American compliant and ARRA compliant, and the country of origin is the United States. That matters on federally funded school, municipal, and healthcare work where every electrical support item on the submittal has to carry domestic origin documentation.

They ship 100 straps to a box, and 100 count is also the order minimum, so you buy in full boxes rather than loose pieces. For a typical run that works out to one box covering roughly 100 support points, which is enough for a long branch circuit run or a small panel feed.

A two-hole strap like the 50ETS puts a fastener on each side of the conduit, so it resists rotation and holds the run in line, which is what inspectors and spec writers usually want on exposed commercial work and on vertical risers. One-hole straps go up faster and are fine on light interior work, but they pivot on a single screw. Choose two-hole where the conduit will be bumped, where it carries any side load, or where the drawing calls out two-hole supports.

No fasteners are included. The 50ETS is the strap only, with two mounting holes, so you supply the screws or anchors to suit the surface, wood screws into framing, self-drilling screws into metal stud or deck, or masonry anchors into block and concrete. Order those separately so the run doesn't stall at the first support.

Steel is the material. Steel straps are the standard choice for dry interior exposed EMT work, in mechanical rooms, parking garages, and warehouse ceilings. For continuously wet, washdown, or corrosive environments, electricians typically move to stainless or a coated support rather than a plain steel strap.

A box comes in at 1 lb and measures 7.25 x 6.75 x 3.25 inches. Small enough to keep several sizes on the van or in a job trailer bin without eating shelf space.