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New features for pipe clamps enable use of self tapping screws to be used in
conjunction with rechargeable drill. A dimpled hole allows easy insertion of the
screw. A rounded tab bends down over the tip of the screw protection people
from the sharp point. The use of a retainer clip allows installation in the open
side of a strut channel. These features along with the inclusion of dimpled holes
in strut channels allow almost exclusive use of one size of screw and power driver
to install conduits and pipes.
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This is an Illustration of new ways to attach hardware to
new strut channel. Dimpled holes make attaching with self-
tapping screws using rechargeable power drivers/drill fast
and easy. Tab cutouts engage new pipe clamps for easy
and strong installation. Most existing pipe clamps can be
used on this strut channel.
The NuStrut easily connects to existing technology.
The use of self tapping screws along with NuClamp struts and
closure plates provide extensions to old technology. Nuclamp
struts include dimpled holes and rectangular slots that
modernizes strut technology developed in 1924.
Closure plates provide a means to apply this technology to older
existing strut channels.
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Pipe Clamp with a tab on one end and a hole on the other
quickly attaches conduits and pipes to a NuClamp Strut
Channel using one self tapping screw.
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A Nuclamp Strut Channel with dimpled holes and slots allow the
pipe clamps shown to the left to be used.
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Strut Channel that includes slots and dimpled holes enable the use of
clamps that encase using bent tabs and holes for self tapping screws.
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Strut channels along with optional closure plates allow the
NuClamp pipe clamps to be fastened to two sides of the strut
channels.
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