Gibraltar G-02FC41620 Symmetrical Hex Clamp 5/8 in 1/4-20

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR G-02FC41620 is a symmetrical hex clamp designed for fastening and securing applications requiring a 1/4-20 stud thread. With a 5/8-inch hex body and a thread length of 0.47 inches, this clamp provides consistent clamping force in a compact, low-profile form factor. The symmetrical hex geometry allows for installation with standard hex drivers or wrenches from either side, reducing installation time in tight spaces. Sold in a pack of 10, this part is suitable for use by electricians, HVAC technicians, and mechanical contractors working with panel assemblies, electrical enclosures, or light structural mounting applications.

This hex clamp is used in applications where a threaded stud mount is required on flat or panel surfaces. The 1/4-20 thread size is a widely used standard in electrical and mechanical assemblies, making this clamp a common replacement or supplemental hardware item in commercial and residential installations. The symmetrical design accommodates installation in either orientation, useful in confined or awkward mounting locations.

Key Features

• Symmetrical hex body allows installation from either face without orientation concerns
• 5/8-inch hex size compatible with standard hex wrenches and drivers
• 1/4-20 stud thread is a widely used standard for electrical and mechanical fastening
• Thread length of 0.47 inches provides reliable thread engagement
• Pack of 10 clamps per package supports batch installations and service stock
• Compact hex height of 0.11 inches suits low-clearance mounting conditions

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-thread hex clamp for use in electrical panel, enclosure, and mechanical assembly applications requiring a 1/4-20 stud thread and 5/8-inch hex drive.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by electricians or mechanical technicians using a standard hex wrench or socket driver sized to 5/8 inch. De-energize and lock out any electrical panel or assembly before installing or removing hardware per NFPA 70E guidelines. Ensure the mating stud is clean and undamaged before threading the clamp to achieve proper engagement. Do not overtighten, as this may strip the 1/4-20 thread or distort the clamping surface.