Thomas Betts 701-1-58 Pipe Tube Clamp 14 Gauge

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS 701-1-58 is a heavy-duty pipe and tube clamp designed to secure round pipe or tubing in mechanical, electrical, and industrial support applications. Built to 14-gauge steel with a gold galvanized finish for corrosion resistance, this clamp is rated for a 1,000-pound load capacity. It fits 1.625-inch outside-diameter pipe or tubing and is intended for use with standard strut channel support systems. Licensed contractors and journeymen tradespeople in HVAC, plumbing, and electrical disciplines install this type of hardware as part of overhead and wall-mounted pipe support assemblies.

This clamp is suited for residential and light commercial installations where round pipe or conduit must be anchored to strut channel framing. It is compatible with Unistrut and B-Line strut channel systems, making it a practical fit in mixed-hardware job sites. The gold galvanized coating provides protection in moderately corrosive environments such as mechanical rooms, utility spaces, and exposed indoor installations. It ships individually and is available in single-unit quantities.

Key Features

• Fits 1.625-inch outside-diameter pipe or tubing
• 14-gauge steel construction for structural rigidity
• Gold galvanized finish for corrosion resistance
• 1,000-pound load capacity rating
• Compatible with Unistrut P2035 and B-Line B2034 strut channel systems

Compatibility

Compatible with Unistrut strut channel (cross-reference part number P2035) and B-Line strut channel (cross-reference part number B2034). Designed for use with standard 1.625-inch outside-diameter pipe and tube support installations.

Installation Notes

This clamp is typically installed by licensed electricians, pipefitters, or mechanical contractors working with strut channel support systems. Shut off and de-energize any adjacent electrical systems before working in the installation area. Verify that the strut channel assembly and fasteners are rated to match or exceed the 1,000-pound clamp capacity before loading. Follow applicable NEC, IPC, or IMC guidelines for pipe support spacing and hardware selection.