Metal conduit pipe guide KAN-therm 12–18 for corrugated conduit

KAN-therm metal conduit pipe guide 12–18 is a mounting accessory designed to route and support pipes inside corrugated conduit. Manufactured from metal for enhanced mechanical protection, the guide accepts pipes with outer diameters from 12 to 18 mm and helps maintain alignment and strain relief for plumbing and heating lines that run through protective sleeving.

Advantages

The metal construction provides durable mechanical protection against deformation and external impacts while maintaining a slim profile that fits inside corrugated conduit. The guide enables precise positioning of individual pipes, reduces friction between pipe and sleeve, and prevents kinking or unintended movement. Its dimensions are suited to common small-diameter plumbing and heating pipes, allowing neat installations and easier maintenance.

Suitable for

• Routing small-diameter plumbing pipes (12–18 mm) inside corrugated protective conduit
• Supporting heating lines in wall, ceiling, or floor installations
• Organising multiple pipe runs inside a single protective sleeve
• Protecting pipes at transitions, bends, and entry/exit points

Key specifications

• Compatible pipe outer diameter range: 12–18 mm
• Material: metal for mechanical protection
• Designed for use with corrugated conduit/sleeving
• Form factor: slim guide suitable for constrained conduit interiors
• Intended application: routing, alignment and strain relief of pipes

How to use

Insert the KAN-therm metal conduit pipe guide into the corrugated conduit at the required location before or during pipe installation. Position the pipe through the guide so that the guide supports the pipe along the run and at any transition points. Ensure the guide is aligned with conduit bends to prevent excessive rubbing and check that the pipe remains centered within the sleeve. Secure the conduit ends and any mounting points according to installation practice for the surrounding structure.

Usage recommendations

Use the guide with pipes within the stated diameter range and avoid forcing oversized pipes through the metal guide. Where multiple guides are used along a run, space them to provide consistent support and allow thermal expansion. Inspect guides and conduit after installation to confirm there are no sharp edges contacting the pipe coating, and follow standard plumbing or heating installation codes.