Mounting Collar Delta OZP-100 — distance/insulating clamp for pipes and conduits

Delta OZP-100 is a mounting collar designed to secure round pipes and conduits to building structures while creating a defined gap for insulation or inspection. The collar functions as a distance and insulating clamp that reduces direct metal-to-metal contact, helps prevent corrosion transfer between surfaces, and provides a stable mechanical fastening point for plumbing, HVAC and cable routing installations.

Advantages

The collar provides consistent spacing and mechanical support, simplifying alignment and installation of pipes and conduits. Its insulating properties reduce galvanic contact and dampen vibration transmitted to the mounting surface. The design allows access for visual inspection and application of thermal or acoustic insulation without removing the fastening, and its standardized shape is compatible with common round pipe profiles.

Suitable for

• Securing water and drainage pipes in plumbing systems
• Mounting ventilation and HVAC ducts or conduits
• Routing and fastening electrical conduits and cable runs
• Applications requiring a physical gap for insulation, coating, or inspection

Key specifications

• Type: distance and insulating mounting collar for round elements
• Intended use: mechanical fastening of pipes and conduits to structures
• Compatibility: designed for common round pipe diameters (check fitting size before installation)
• Functionality: provides spacing, electrical isolation between pipe and structure, and vibration damping
• Material considerations: manufactured to reduce metal-to-metal contact (material specifics determined by manufacturer)

How to use

Position the collar around the pipe or conduit at the required mounting point and align with the structure attachment location. Fix the collar to the supporting surface using appropriate fasteners for the substrate, ensuring the pipe is centered and the gap is maintained for insulation or inspection access. Tighten fasteners to secure the collar without over-compressing the insulating element or deforming the pipe. Verify alignment and clearance after installation.

Usage recommendations

Choose fasteners appropriate for the building material and expected loads; verify compatibility with pipe coating and insulation materials. When used in corrosive or wet environments, consider materials and protective treatments that match the installation requirements. Regularly inspect mounted pipes for movement, corrosion, or wear around the collar and re-tighten or replace components as needed.