Midland Industries 95327 Rubber Lined Steel Clamp 2.5 in

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES 95327 is a rubber lined steel clamp designed for secure pipe and tubing mounting in mechanical, plumbing, and HVAC applications. The rubber lining cushions the clamped surface, reducing vibration transmission and protecting pipe coatings from abrasion. Built from steel construction with an aluzinc-style finish, this clamp is suited for service in damp or corrosive-prone environments where bare steel would degrade quickly. At 0.095 pounds, it is a lightweight fastener that installs quickly in high-volume rough-in work. The 2.5-inch nominal size accommodates standard pipe and tubing of that diameter.

This clamp is used in residential and light commercial mechanical systems wherever pipe or conduit requires a secure, vibration-dampened mount to a structural surface. Typical applications include HVAC refrigerant line sets, plumbing supply runs, hydronic piping, and conduit support. The rubber liner makes it a preferred choice when noise isolation or surface protection is a priority, such as copper tubing runs through framing or mechanical room piping near finished spaces.

Key Features

• Rubber lining cushions pipe and reduces vibration transfer to structure
• Steel construction provides durable load-bearing support
• 2.5-inch nominal size fits standard pipe and tubing of that diameter
• Lightweight at 0.095 pounds for fast, high-volume installation
• 0.26-inch mounting hole diameter accommodates common fastener sizes

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mounting clamp for 2.5-inch nominal pipe and tubing in residential and commercial mechanical installations.

Installation Notes

This clamp is typically installed by licensed plumbers, HVAC technicians, or pipefitters as part of a pipe support system. Shut off and depressurize any active line before positioning clamps during retrofit work. Fasten through the mounting hole using an appropriate screw or bolt for the substrate material, following spacing requirements per applicable codes such as the IPC or IFGC. Do not overtighten the fastener to the point of compressing the rubber liner beyond its design profile.