Value Collection BD-18422 Channel Nut Without Spring 10 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-18422 is a channel nut without spring, designed to secure 3/8 inch conduit runs within standard strut channel systems. Channel nuts of this type are threaded inserts that slide into the channel track and accept a bolt or threaded rod, providing a fixed, adjustable anchor point. This package contains 10 nuts, making it a practical quantity for rough-in work, panel installations, and conduit support runs. Electricians and mechanical contractors rely on hardware like the BD-18422 to maintain clean, code-compliant overhead and wall-mounted conduit layouts without the added tension of a spring-loaded mechanism.

The BD-18422 is suited for use with 1-1/2 inch channel and 1-5/8 inch channel, the two most common strut profiles found in commercial and industrial electrical, plumbing, and HVAC installations. Channel nuts without springs are typically preferred in applications where the nut is installed before the channel is assembled or where the installer wants the nut to remain stationary during positioning. This makes them well-suited for pre-loaded assemblies and pre-fabricated support structures common in mechanical rooms and electrical rooms.

Key Features

• Compatible with 1-1/2 inch and 1-5/8 inch standard strut channel profiles
• Sized for 3/8 inch conduit support applications
• No spring eliminates unintended movement during pre-assembly and positioning
• Sold in a 10-count package for multi-point installations
• Lightweight hardware suitable for overhead conduit support systems

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1-1/2 inch channel and 1-5/8 inch channel strut systems in standard conduit support applications.

Installation Notes

Channel nuts are typically installed by licensed electricians or mechanical contractors working under NEC or local building code requirements. Always de-energize any nearby electrical systems before working in the installation area. Slide the nut into the channel slot and position it before tightening the fastener to the specified torque for the bolt size being used. Do not overtighten, as this can deform the channel nut and reduce holding strength.