Greenfield 972-10 Copper Clad Perforated Hanger Strapping

Product Description

The GREENFIELD 972-10 is a copper-clad steel perforated hanger strap designed for professional mechanical, plumbing, and electrical installations. Part of the FIG 972 series, it provides a flexible, corrosion-resistant solution for supporting pipe and conduit in light-duty hanging and securing applications. The strap runs 10 feet in length and measures 3/4 inch in width, with pre-punched 9/32-inch holes spaced for rapid fastening and precise field positioning. The copper cladding delivers corrosion resistance without sacrificing the structural backbone of steel. Licensed plumbers, pipefitters, and electricians rely on this type of strap for clean, code-compliant overhead and wall-mounted support runs.

The 972-10 is suited for residential applications involving pipe hangers, conduit support, and general mechanical fastening. Its perforated design allows the installer to cut to length on site and select any hole position for fastener placement, reducing material waste and saving layout time. Typical use cases include suspending copper water lines, PVC drain lines, EMT conduit, and light mechanical components from framing, joists, or structural members. The copper-clad finish makes it appropriate for installations where dissimilar-metal concerns or moisture exposure require a non-ferrous surface contact layer.

Key Features

• Copper-clad steel construction provides corrosion resistance with structural strength
• Pre-punched 9/32-inch holes allow fast fastener placement without field drilling
• 10-foot length can be cut to any required dimension on site
• 3/4-inch width suits standard light-duty pipe and conduit hanger applications
• Flexible strap design accommodates angled and offset support runs
• 1-year manufacturer warranty

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use hanger strap for residential pipe hanger and conduit support applications in the Clamps, Hangers, Struts and Fasteners product category.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed plumbers, pipefitters, or electricians depending on the supported system. Shut off the relevant supply line or de-energize the conduit run before securing or repositioning supported pipes or conduit. Use aviation snips or a metal shear to cut the strap cleanly to length. Fastener selection and spacing should comply with applicable local mechanical, plumbing, or electrical codes including IPC and NEC requirements for pipe and conduit support intervals.