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Series/Model: IC00When determining the size clip needed with insulation you need to add your pipe size and insulation thickness (ie. 3/4" copper plus 1/2" insulation "x2" equals 1-3/4"). Fraction Calculator InsulClips fit directly into vertical and horizontal standard 1-5/8 Inch strut channels. No tool required to install. Use for refrigeration, A/C tubing, PEX piping, conduit and cabling support. They are ideal for insulated pipes, to maintain vapor seal of the insulation and eliminates sweating. They are heat, light and U.V. stabilized for outdoor use.Details:Insulation ClipType Tube to StrutConstruction 1-PieceMaterial Polyamide AlloyOuter Diameter 7/8 InchCable Tie Width 11/16 InchChannel Size 1-5/8 InchColor BlackTemperature Rating -40 to 140 Deg CApplication Refrigeration, Air Conditioner Tubing, PEX Piping, Conduit and Cabling Support, OutdoorFlammability Rating UL 94-HBApproval UL 2043Fast Installation, 20 Time FasterNo Tool RequiredFit Onto Standard Size Strut Channel or Threaded RodStrong and LightweightIdeal for Insulated Pipe, These Clip Maintain the Vapor Barrier Seal in the Insulation and Eliminate Sweating on Metal FittingMade in USA Resources & DocumentsCatalogAdditional Technical DocumentOther Document 1Manufacturer's WebsiteAdditional Reference Safety InformationWARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.This product and other products on our site may contain a chemical known to the state of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. Visit the state of California's website to learn more about Proposition 65.Many of our items should be installed by a trained HVAC technician. With purchase of this item, you are agreeing to follow any and all safety guidelines provided by the manufacturer and to have the item installed by a trained HVAC technician as necessary. Your professional installer assumes all responsibility for injury or property damage that may result.

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