Pipe Clamp Niczuk Obejma L-PST 57 (55–57 mm) 1/2" for fastening pipes and fittings

Niczuk Obejma L-PST 57 (55–57 mm) 1/2" is a pipe clamp intended for fastening pipes and fittings with an outer diameter of 55–57 mm. Designed for plumbing and heating installations, the clamp provides mechanical support for metal and plastic pipes and helps secure piping to walls, frames, and structural supports during installation and maintenance.

Advantages

The clamp features an adjustable diameter range that fits pipes close to 57 mm, offering a secure hold without deforming the pipe. Its construction ensures stable mechanical fixation and simplifies alignment of piping runs. The design allows for reliable attachment to mounting points and reduces vibration transfer between pipework and supporting structures.

Suitable for

• Fastening heating and plumbing pipes with outer diameter 55–57 mm
• Mounting metal and plastic pipe runs to walls or metal frames
• Securing fittings and short pipe segments during maintenance
• Projects requiring consistent, repeatable mechanical support of pipes

Key specifications

• Compatible pipe outer diameter: 55–57 mm
• Nominal connection: 1/2"
• Material: metal (suitable for use with metal and plastic pipes)
• Type: single clamp for fixed mechanical fastening
• Application area: plumbing and heating installations

How to use

Place the clamp around the pipe so that the pipe outer diameter sits within the 55–57 mm range, align the clamp with the chosen mounting point, and tighten the fastening element until the pipe is held firmly without visible deformation. Attach the clamp to the wall or support using appropriate anchors or bolts compatible with the mounting surface and load requirements. For runs of pipework, position clamps at regular intervals to maintain alignment and prevent sagging.

Usage recommendations

Choose mounting hardware suitable for the substrate (masonry, wood, metal) and the expected load. Avoid over-tightening to prevent damage to plastic pipes; verify clamp spacing according to pipe material and temperature conditions. For corrosive or outdoor environments, consider additional protective coatings or stainless alternatives if long-term exposure is expected.