Oatey® Cushion Pipe Clamps

Oatey Cushion Pipe Clamps revolutionize the way to mount pipes to strut. Designed for use with metal pipe applications, these steel cushion clamps feature a black EPDM rubber lining that protects against galvanic corrosion while reducing pipe noise. The patented one-piece design means the clamp can be easily installed. With options that fit multiple pipe sizes, installers can prefabricate to save time and labor costs. Each cushion clamp comes with a three-way screw that accommodates Phillips, hex and flat screwdrivers. Oatey products have earned the trust of plumbing professionals for over 100 years.

UPC: 038753493800
Part #: 33963

Available in 8 variations

Key Features & Benefits

1 in. CTS and 3/4 in. IPS cushion clamp
20-pack
For use with metal pipe applications
Three-way screw accommodates Phillips, flat and hex screwdrivers
One-piece design eliminates loose parts
Black EPDM rubber lining protects against galvanic corrosion while reducing pipe noise
Easy to install
Durable steel construction features high-grade Zn-Mg based coating
UL2239, C UPC (IAPMO)
Plenum rated

Specifications

Brand:	Oatey
Color:	Unfinished

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is plastic hanger strap approved for supporting pipes?

No. Plastic hanger strap should only be used for temporary or non-load bearing applications. It can also be used as a mid-level strapping where required by code.

Are any of the plastic pipe support clamps approved for use with hydronic systems?

Yes. All Oatey plastic pipe supports are approved for this application, but you should confirm the maximum temperature that the pipes will reach when in use. With the exception of the DuoFit Pipe Clamps rated from 0°F to 230°F and the Stand-Off Half Clamps rated from -60°F to 160°F, all other Oatey plastic straps are rated from 0°F to 180°F.

How far apart should I put the pipe supports?

There are several variables involved with the answer to this question; size of pipe, pipe material and changes in direction. It is always best to check with your local building officials for new installation applications, but you can also reach out to our customer service department for assistance when completing a repair project.