1-Inch One-Hole Conduit Strap | Steel Clamp for Rigid/IMC

The Smarter Conduit Clamps That Makes Installation Faster

Securing conduit is critical for a safe, code-compliant job. Our 1-inch one-hole conduit straps are engineered to provide an exceptionally secure hold for Rigid and IMC conduit with less hassle and frustration.

Designed for the professional installer, our innovative snap-on design and smart-alignment hole make every installation quicker and easier. Stop fumbling with loose parts, save time on every run, and get the job done right.

Specs

• Conduit Compatibility: 1-inch Rigid (RMC) & Intermediate Metal Conduit (IMC)
• Material: Steel
• Finish: Zinc Plated 
• Fastener Hole Size: 0.4 inches (Accepts 3/8" or M10 fastener)
• Weight: 0.02 lbs per Strap

Features

• Faster, Hands-Free Installation: The innovative snap-on design securely grips the conduit, holding the strap in place before you fasten it. This frees up a hand, prevents drops, and makes one-person and overhead jobs significantly easier.
• Frustration-Free Alignment: We designed the fastener hole to be slightly oversized (0.4 inches). This smart design gives you crucial wiggle room, making it faster and less frustrating to align the strap with pilot holes or junction box knockouts.
• Durable Zinc-Plated Steel: Constructed from heavy-gauge steel for high strength and rigidity, with a durable zinc plating that provides effective corrosion resistance for a long-lasting hold in dry-location applications.
• Pro-Grade Support for Rigid/IMC: This steel clamp is built to securely fasten 1-inch Rigid or IMC to wood, masonry, or other flat surfaces. 

How to Install

1. Position the Strap: Snap the strap onto the 1-inch Rigid or IMC conduit at the desired location. The strap will hold itself in place.
2. Align and Fasten: Align the fastener hole with your mounting surface. Drive a 3/8" or M10 fastener (screw or bolt appropriate for the surface) through the hole until the strap is held securely.
3. Check Spacing: Ensure straps are spaced according to NEC and local code requirements (typically within 3 feet of each box and every 10 feet between supports).

FAQ

How do I use conduit clamps?

Simply snap the clamp over your 1-inch Rigid or IMC conduit. The snap-on design holds it in place so you can easily drive a 3/8-inch screw or bolt through the hole to secure it to a stud, joist, or other surface.

What are the different types of conduit clamps?

The most common types are one-hole and two-hole straps. One-hole straps are the industry standard for most general-purpose jobs. Two-hole straps are typically used for more demanding situations that require extra security, such as in seismic zones or with conduit larger than 2 inches.

How far apart should conduit clamps be?

According to the NEC, conduit must be supported within 3 feet of each junction box, and then supports must be spaced no more than 10 feet apart for 1-inch Rigid/IMC. However, always consult your local electrical codes for specific requirements in your area.

What other names does this product go by?

This product is also commonly called a conduit clamp, one hole strap, conduit strap clamp, or simply a steel clamp.