Pipe Clamp Delta OR3-50W6

The Delta OR3-50W6 pipe clamp is a compact mechanical clamp designed to secure and support round pipes and conduits in installation and maintenance work. It provides a stable fixation point and helps reduce vibration transmission along pipe runs. The clamp is intended for use where a dedicated mechanical fastener is required to hold piping in place within plumbing, heating, ventilation and light industrial systems.

Advantages

The clamp offers a compact form factor that is easy to position in confined spaces and on mounting rails. Its design provides consistent mechanical grip on circular profiles, enabling reliable support without the need for complex fitting procedures. By limiting movement and damping vibration, the clamp contributes to longer service life of pipe connections and associated fixtures. The product is compatible with standard pipe diameters and mounting arrangements commonly used in building services and industrial installations.

Suitable for

• Plumbing installations and water supply lines
• Heating systems and radiator connections
• Ventilation ducts and conduit supports
• Light industrial piping and cable routing

Key specifications

• Type: compact pipe clamp for round pipes and conduits
• Function: mechanical fixation and vibration reduction
• Compatible with standard round pipe profiles and common mounting surfaces
• Typical applications: plumbing, heating, ventilation, industrial piping

How to use

Position the clamp around the pipe or conduit at the required support point and align it with the mounting surface or rail. Secure the clamp using appropriate fasteners compatible with the installation substrate and local regulations. Ensure the pipe is seated correctly within the clamp before tightening to avoid deformation. Check that the clamp provides firm support while allowing any intended thermal expansion of the pipe run.

Usage recommendations

Choose fasteners and mounting intervals according to the pipe material, diameter and system pressure. Inspect clamp fixing points after initial operation and during routine maintenance. Avoid overtightening to prevent damage to pipe insulation or pipe walls; allow for thermal movement where required.