Thomas Betts 701-1-14 Pipe Tube Clamp 1-1/4 in 14 Ga

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS 701-1-14 is a galvanized pipe and tube clamp designed to secure 1-1/4 inch pipe or tubing in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing support applications. Constructed at 14 gauge, this clamp delivers a rated load capacity of 1,000 pounds, making it a reliable choice for strut-mounted pipe support systems. The gold galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance in exposed or semi-exposed installations. Plumbers, pipefitters, electricians, and mechanical contractors install this type of clamp where code-compliant pipe support is required on Unistrut or B-Line channel strut systems.

This clamp is suited for use in commercial and industrial mechanical rooms, electrical conduit runs, and plumbing rough-in applications where pipe or tube must be rigidly secured to channel strut framing. It is appropriate for both horizontal and vertical pipe runs where high load capacity is a requirement. The 14 gauge construction handles the demands of heavier schedule pipe and conduit installations in trade environments.

Key Features

• Fits 1-1/4 inch pipe or tube OD
• 14 gauge steel construction for rigid clamping performance
• 1,000 pound load capacity for heavy-duty support applications
• Gold galvanized finish for corrosion resistance
• Compatible with standard channel strut systems including Unistrut and B-Line
• Single-piece packaging suitable for individual replacement or small quantity installation

Compatibility

Cross-references to Unistrut part number P2032 and B-Line part number B2031. Designed for use with standard 1-5/8 inch channel strut framing systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed plumbers, pipefitters, or electricians as part of a pipe support assembly on channel strut. Ensure the strut channel and all hardware are rated for the intended load before tightening fasteners. De-energize any adjacent electrical systems and relieve pressure from piping before adjusting or repositioning existing clamps. Follow applicable IPC, IMC, or NEC support spacing requirements for the pipe or conduit type being secured.