Ips Corporation 82855 Half Pipe Clamp 3/4 Inch Cts 50 Pack

Product Description

The IPS CORPORATION 82855 is a half-style pipe clamp with a preloaded nail, designed to secure 3/4-inch CTS pipe to wood framing and structural members. Made from polypropylene, this clamp offers corrosion resistance and is well suited for the demanding conditions found in residential and light commercial plumbing systems. The preloaded nail eliminates the need for a separate fastener, speeding up installation on rough-in work. Each pack contains 50 clamps, making it practical for full-run pipe support jobs. This item is manufactured in the United States.

This clamp is used wherever 3/4-inch CTS pipe requires periodic support along its run, including water supply lines, distribution manifold branches, and similar applications. It is compatible with copper and PEX pipe at the 3/4-inch CTS size. Plumbers and pipefitters working on new construction or remodel projects will find the preloaded nail design reduces handling time when securing long pipe runs through floor joists, wall studs, or ceiling framing.

Key Features

• Half-clamp profile secures 3/4-inch CTS copper or PEX pipe to wood framing
• Preloaded nail built into the clamp body eliminates the need for separate fasteners
• Polypropylene construction resists corrosion and moisture
• Pack of 50 clamps supports full pipe-run installations efficiently
• Manufactured in the United States

Compatibility

Designed for use with 3/4-inch CTS copper pipe and PEX pipe as stated by the manufacturer. Suitable for residential and light commercial plumbing pipe support applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed plumbers or qualified pipefitters following applicable plumbing codes such as the IPC and local jurisdiction requirements. Before installing pipe supports, confirm the pipe run is complete and pressure-tested if required by the inspection sequence. Position each clamp at intervals specified by the governing code for the pipe material and size in use. Drive the preloaded nail into wood framing using a hammer; do not use a power nailer that may overstrike and crack the polypropylene body.