Midland Industries 841050 Guillotine Clamp 5 Inch Carbon Steel

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES 841050 is a heavy-duty guillotine-style muffler clamp designed for securing exhaust and muffler pipe connections at a 5-inch nominal pipe size. Constructed from carbon steel, this clamp delivers the clamping force and durability required for demanding exhaust system work. The 3/8-inch bolt provides a secure, even draw across the clamp saddle. At 0.785 pounds, it is straightforward to handle during single-technician installs. It is used by automotive exhaust specialists, fleet maintenance technicians, and plumbing or HVAC contractors working with large-diameter pipe connections.

This guillotine clamp is suited for residential and light commercial exhaust applications requiring a reliable 5-inch nominal pipe connection. Its guillotine design distributes clamping load evenly around the pipe circumference, reducing the risk of distortion or slippage at the joint. Typical install scenarios include muffler replacement, exhaust pipe splicing, and general pipe repair work where a durable, reusable mechanical clamp is preferred over welded connections.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty guillotine clamp design for even clamping load distribution
• 5-inch nominal pipe size for large-diameter exhaust and muffler applications
• Carbon steel construction for strength and durability in high-temperature exhaust environments
• 3/8-inch bolt hardware included for secure tightening
• Compact profile at 0.7 inches height and 6.75 inches length for tight installation spaces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement guillotine muffler clamp for 5-inch nominal pipe exhaust and muffler system connections.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician with the vehicle or equipment fully cooled and exhaust system depressurized before service. Use a properly sized wrench or socket on the 3/8-inch bolt and tighten evenly to achieve uniform clamp engagement without over-torquing the hardware. Inspect pipe ends for damage or corrosion before installing the clamp to ensure a proper seal. Always follow applicable federal, state, and local exhaust system codes when performing exhaust repairs.