Midland Industries 95314 Rubber Lined Pipe Clamp 1 in

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES 95314 is a rubber lined pipe clamp designed to secure and isolate piping, tubing, or conduit runs in mechanical and plumbing installations. The steel body provides structural rigidity while the rubber lining cushions the pipe surface and dampens vibration, reducing noise transmission into the building structure. Sized for 1-inch nominal pipe or tube, this clamp fits the mounting section of a system where a low-profile, aluzinc-style clip is required. It is a compact, single-piece hardware item installed by plumbers, HVAC technicians, and pipefitters during rough-in or retrofit work.

This clamp is suited for residential and light commercial applications where pipe, conduit, or tubing must be fastened to a structural surface such as a joist, stud, or equipment panel. The rubber lining protects the pipe exterior from abrasion and prevents galvanic contact between the steel clamp and softer pipe materials. Its compact footprint makes it practical in tight framing bays or equipment enclosures where clearance is limited.

Key Features

• Rubber lining cushions pipe and isolates vibration to reduce structure-borne noise
• Steel construction provides durable clamping force for long-term fastening
• 1-inch nominal sizing fits standard pipe and tubing of that designation
• Compact profile at 2.05 inches length and 1.6 inches width suits tight installation spaces
• Lightweight at 0.035 pounds, minimizing load on mounting surfaces
• Single-piece aluzinc-style clip design simplifies installation and reduces hardware count

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mounting clamp for 1-inch nominal pipe, tubing, or conduit in residential and light commercial mechanical systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed plumbers, HVAC technicians, or pipefitters using standard hand tools. Shut off and depressurize the pipe or tubing run before positioning the clamp. Fasten to the mounting surface using an appropriately rated screw or bolt through the clamp hole. Follow local mechanical codes for pipe support spacing, which are typically referenced in the International Plumbing Code or International Mechanical Code.