Value Collection BD24052 J-type Pipe Clamp 13/16 in Galvanized

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD24052 is a preformed J-type pipe clamp designed to secure round pipe, conduit, or tubing to a structural surface. Constructed from galvanized steel, this clamp resists corrosion in both indoor and outdoor installations. The 13/16 inch interior diameter accommodates standard pipe and conduit sizes within that nominal range. The strap width measures 3/8 inch, providing a consistent bearing surface along the pipe. This clamp ships in a pack of 10 units and is a common fastening component used by plumbers, HVAC technicians, electricians, and general mechanical contractors.

J-type preformed clamps are used in residential and light commercial applications to fasten pipe, conduit, or tubing to wood framing, studs, joists, or similar structural members. A single nail or fastener driven through the clamp body secures it in place quickly without additional hardware. Typical installations include copper water supply lines, PVC drain lines, EMT conduit runs, and small-diameter refrigerant lines where a low-profile, single-fastener clamp is acceptable per local code.

Key Features

• 13/16 inch interior diameter fits standard pipe and conduit within that nominal range
• Galvanized steel construction provides corrosion resistance for damp or outdoor environments
• Preformed J-type profile installs with a single nail or fastener — no tools required
• 3/8 inch strap width distributes clamping load evenly along the pipe surface
• Packed in quantities of 10, reducing handling time on multi-point installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use fastener for pipe, conduit, or tubing with a 13/16 inch outside diameter in residential and light commercial mechanical installations.

Installation Notes

J-type pipe clamps are installed by plumbers, HVAC technicians, and electricians as part of pipe and conduit support runs. Fastener spacing requirements are governed by local plumbing, mechanical, and electrical codes — consult the applicable IPC, IMC, or NEC section for maximum support intervals by pipe or conduit type. Shut off the relevant system and depressurize or de-energize the line before repositioning or replacing existing clamps. Do not overtighten or deform the clamp body when driving the fastener, as this can stress the pipe wall.