Clamp, EMT; Strut Use, Stainless Steel MPN:SSEMT200
Discount: See in Cart
Free Shipping
In Stock
Free Shipping
In Stock
SKU
510-G108446875
Clamp, EMT; Strut Use, Stainless Steel
The EMT Worm Gear Strut Clamp from ZSI is a versatile and reliable solution for securing EMT struts in various applications. Suitable for general-purpose use, this clamp features a stainless steel band and screw, providing excellent corrosion resistance and durability. With a maximum operating temperature of 800°F, it can withstand demanding environments. Ideal for use in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and oil and gas, this clamp ensures secure and stable strut support. Its compact design and adjustable band make it easy to install and adjust, reducing downtime and increasing productivity in a range of applications.
Top product features:
- Worm gear design allows for secure and adjustable fitting of EMT conduit
- Clamp is made with stainless steel band material for resistance to corrosion and durability
- Maximum operating temperature of 800 degrees F enables use in high-temperature applications
Top product applications:
- EMT conduit support and strain relief
- Electrical conduit cable management
- Mechanical cable support and tensioning
EMT Worm Gear Strut Clamp, Band Material Stainless Steel, Band Material Grade 301, Band Thickness 0.61 in, Clamp Maximum Inside Diameter 2 13/64 in, Clamp Minimum Inside Diameter 1 63/64 in, Fastener Housing Material EMT, For Maximum Outside Diameter 2 13/64 in, Grade General Purpose, Maximum Operating Temperature 800 Degrees F, SAE Number Not Applicable, Screw Material Stainless Steel, Screw Material Finish Not Applicable, Screw Material Grade 301, Clamp Type Worm Gear Clamp
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 12 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 100
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 7.50
- Package Width: 7.50
- Package Height: 7.50
- Package Weight: 6.30
Product info last updated on March 26, 2026 5:49am UTC
Category: Cable Management and Conduit