Mounting Bracket Niczuk HOBBY single with rubber 3/8" for 16–20 mm pipes

Single Niczuk HOBBY mounting bracket with rubber insert, designed to secure pipes or tubing with outer diameters from 16 to 20 mm. The bracket includes a 3/8" threaded connection for fastening to fixtures, supports or threaded rods. A molded rubber lining cushions the pipe, reduces vibration and prevents surface damage while keeping the clamp compact and easy to install.

Advantages

The Niczuk HOBBY single bracket combines a metal clamp body with an elastic rubber insert to provide reliable mechanical support and surface protection for small-diameter pipes. Its 3/8" threaded connection allows quick attachment to standard fittings and threaded elements. The rubber lining dampens noise and vibration and helps maintain pipe alignment. The compact design saves installation space and simplifies mounting in tight or crowded areas.

Suitable for

• Plumbing installations with 16–20 mm pipes
• Heating systems and secondary tubing runs
• Mounting small water, gas or air lines in residential and light-commercial settings
• Securing tubing to walls, ceilings or threaded supports

Key specifications

• Compatible pipe outer diameter: 16–20 mm
• Threaded connection: 3/8"
• Clamp type: single bracket with rubber insert
• Rubber lining: vibration damping and surface protection
• Material: metal clamp body with elastomer insert
• Use environment: indoor plumbing, heating, light industrial applications

How to use

Position the bracket around the pipe so the rubber insert fully contacts the pipe circumference. Align the bracket with the mounting point and engage the 3/8" threaded connection to the fixture, threaded rod or support. Tighten the threaded connection to secure the clamp, ensuring the rubber insert is compressed enough to hold the pipe without deforming it. Verify alignment and make any final adjustments to avoid undue stress on pipe joints.

Usage recommendations

Use the bracket indoors or in sheltered locations to avoid accelerated corrosion. Select mounting hardware with the appropriate strength and corrosion resistance for the installation environment. Check rubber insert condition periodically and replace the bracket if the lining shows significant wear, cracking, or loss of elasticity.