[33.7 MM]

Pipe clamps are also called tube clamps or hydraulic supports. Pipe clamps are used to maintain hydraulic system stability by holding pipes in place, reducing shock and vibration caused by fluid movement. Pipe clamps is use to grip tubes, pipes, and hoses along hydraulic systems. Pipe clamps also secure and protect the tubes from external forces and movements. Furthermore, pipe clamp prevents damage and wear on tube components by keeping them securely positioned. There are 3 series of pipe clamps: standard series, heavy duty series and twin series. A complete pipe clamp installation consists of four components, namely the pipe clamp body, top plate, base plate and hex head bolts. Heavy series pipe clamps are typically used in applications involving heavy loads, high vibration levels, or where the pipe or tube being supported is larger and requires a strong and durable clamping. Heavy series pipe clamps are manufactured according to DIN 3015 standards. Heavy series clamps are used to reduce noises due to vibration in hydraulic systems and they can absorb more noise and vibration than standard series clamps. The body material is made of polypropylene, which has good impact strength while other parts are made of stainless-steel material. During installation, bottom clamp is assembled with cover plate and bolts. Heavy polypropylene (PP) pipe clamp bodies have an operating temperature range of -30°C to +90°C. The clamp body is suitable for pipes with outer diameters between 6 mm to 406 mm.