Oatey 33926 Plastic Pipe Securing Strap 0.75 in X 50 Ft

Product Description

The OATEY 33926 is a polyethylene pipe securing strap designed to support pipe in vertical and horizontal applications. Made from non-corrosive, non-conductive polyethylene, this 0.75-inch-wide by 50-foot-long roll provides a fast and cost-effective method for hanging pipe from joists or rafters. Licensed plumbers and contractors rely on it for both rough-in and retrofit work in residential and commercial construction. The material resists corrosion and does not conduct electricity, making it suitable across a wide range of piping materials.

This securing strap is appropriate for residential and commercial plumbing installations where pipe needs to be supported along its run. It works in above-slab framing, crawl spaces, basements, and mechanical rooms. The roll format allows the installer to cut custom lengths on the job, reducing waste and speeding up pipe-hanging tasks across multiple pipe runs in a single install.

Key Features

• Non-corrosive, non-conductive polyethylene construction resists moisture and chemical exposure
• Compatible with copper, PVC, ABS, galvanized, black iron, and cast iron piping
• 0.75-inch width provides consistent bearing surface across supported pipe diameters
• 50-foot roll allows field-cut lengths to match any spacing requirement
• Suitable for both vertical and horizontal pipe support applications
• Lightweight design simplifies single-person installation from joists or rafters

Compatibility

Designed for use with copper, PVC, ABS, galvanized, black iron, and cast iron piping in residential and commercial plumbing systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or general contractor during rough-in framing. Shut off the water supply before making any pipe modifications in the supported run. Strap spacing should conform to local plumbing code requirements and IPC guidelines for the specific pipe material being supported. Avoid over-tensioning the strap when fastening to framing members, as this can deform thermoplastic pipe over time.