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EMT Single Hole Clamp

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Rock-Solid, Code-Compliant Support for Thin-Wall Conduit Secure your thin-wall conduit runs quickly and reliably with our heavy-duty EMT Single-Hole Clamps. Engineered to anchor Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT) to wood, masonry, concrete, or steel structures, these straps are an essential staple for any commercial, industrial, or residential electrical project. Featuring a...

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Rock-Solid, Code-Compliant Support for Thin-Wall Conduit
Secure your thin-wall conduit runs quickly and reliably with our heavy-duty EMT Single-Hole Clamps. Engineered to anchor Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT) to wood, masonry, concrete, or steel structures, these straps are an essential staple for any commercial, industrial, or residential electrical project.
Featuring a reinforced structural rib along the curve, they keep your conduit pinned tight against walls, ceilings, and studs to ensure a clean, stable, and code-compliant installation every time.

Key Features
  • Heavy-Duty Galvanized Steel: Stamped from high-grade steel and zinc-plated to deliver exceptional rust and corrosion resistance in both indoor and outdoor settings.
  • Reinforced Rib Design: Engineered with a distinct structural spine along the curve to maximize strength and prevent bowing, twisting, or sagging under heavy conduit weight.
  • Fast Single-Screw Installation: The single-hole layout drastically cuts drilling, anchoring, and fastening time in half compared to double-hole straps.
  • Snap-On Fit: Contour-designed to snugly snap directly onto EMT conduit, holding the pipe securely in place even before you drive the mounting screw home.
  • Oversized Mounting Slot: Built with an elongated mounting hole to allow for fast alignment, quick leveling, and screw adjustments on the fly.

Technical Specifications
  • Product Type: Single-Hole Conduit Strap / Clamp
  • Conduit Compatibility: EMT (Electrical Metallic Tubing)
  • Material: Zinc-Plated Galvanized Steel
  • Mounting Style: Single-Hole Surface Mount

Common Applications
  • Securing exposed EMT conduit runs along commercial interior masonry and concrete walls.
  • Mounting overhead electrical piping in residential basements, workshops, and garages.
  • Routing industrial factory automation raceways along structural steel framing or wooden studs.