Thomas Betts HS906 Zinc Plated Steel Pipe Conduit Strap

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS HS906 is a 2-inch, two-hole pipe and conduit strap made from steel with a zinc plated finish. It is used to secure pipe or conduit to structural surfaces in electrical, plumbing, and mechanical installations. The zinc plating provides corrosion resistance suitable for standard indoor and light commercial applications. Two mounting holes allow for stable, rigid fastening to walls, joists, or framing members. Electricians, plumbers, and mechanical contractors install this type of strap as part of rough-in work when routing conduit or pipe runs through a structure.

This strap is sized for 2-inch pipe or conduit and is well suited for commercial and residential installations where secure, code-compliant pipe or conduit support is required. It is commonly used in electrical conduit runs, plumbing supply lines, and mechanical piping systems. The two-hole design distributes load across two fastener points, reducing movement and vibration in the line. This part is also cross-referenced as Appleton CF-200, Minerallac 290, and Raco 2238, making it a recognized equivalent across multiple product lines.

Key Features

• Sized for 2-inch pipe or conduit
• Steel construction with zinc plated finish for corrosion resistance
• Two mounting holes for secure, stable fastening
• Cross-referenced with Appleton CF-200, Minerallac 290, and Raco 2238
• Suitable for electrical conduit, plumbing pipe, and mechanical piping applications

Compatibility

Compatible with 2-inch pipe or conduit. Cross-referenced as Appleton CF-200, Minerallac 290, and Raco 2238. Designed as an OEM-style replacement or equivalent strap for standard 2-inch pipe and conduit support applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or plumbers depending on the application. Power down or shut off the relevant system before securing conduit or pipe runs. Fasten with appropriately rated screws or bolts through both mounting holes into a solid structural surface. Follow NEC or IPC support spacing requirements for the pipe or conduit type being installed.