Greenfield 0500-1-2 Copper Two Hole Tube Strap 1/2 Inch

Product Description

The GREENFIELD 0500-1-2 is a two-hole copper tube strap from the FIG 500 series, designed to mount and restrain 1/2-inch nominal copper tubing in professional installations. The two-ear design provides stable lateral and axial restraint, keeping tubing aligned and consistently spaced against framing, structural members, or wall surfaces. Constructed entirely from copper, this strap delivers built-in corrosion resistance and full material compatibility with copper piping systems. Plumbers, HVAC technicians, and hydronic system installers use this fitting where secure, code-appropriate tube support is required at standard fastening intervals.

This tube strap is suited for residential and light commercial applications involving 1/2-inch nominal copper tubing. Typical use cases include domestic water supply lines, refrigerant line sets run through framing, and hydronic heating distribution piping. The two-hole mounting pattern allows fastening with two screws or nails, reducing the chance of strap rotation and improving long-term alignment stability. It is appropriate wherever copper tubing requires periodic support along a run.

Key Features

• Two-hole (two-ear) design resists rotation and provides secure tube restraint
• Fits 1/2-inch nominal copper tubing
• FIG 500 series pipe support fitting for consistent, standardized installation
• Full copper construction ensures corrosion resistance and material compatibility with copper systems
• Suitable for plumbing, HVAC, and hydronic heating applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style support fitting for 1/2-inch nominal copper tubing in residential and light commercial plumbing, HVAC, and hydronic piping systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed plumbers or HVAC technicians in accordance with local plumbing codes and IPC support interval requirements for copper tubing. Shut off and depressurize the affected water or hydronic line before securing straps on an active system. Fasten through both holes using fasteners appropriate for the substrate, such as wood screws for framing or masonry anchors for concrete block. Avoid over-driving fasteners, which can deform the strap and compromise tube alignment.