Pipe Clamp OBO Bettermann Clamp 58–64 mm BS‑H1‑K‑64 ALU

OBO Bettermann Clamp 58–64 mm BS‑H1‑K‑64 ALU is an aluminum pipe clamp designed to secure pipes with outer diameters from 58 to 64 mm. The clamp provides mechanical fastening for plumbing, HVAC and general building installations, helping to limit pipe movement and reduce vibration. The product is suitable for professional installers and experienced DIY users who require a reliable, lightweight clamp for pipe support.

Advantages

The aluminum construction offers corrosion resistance and a low weight compared with steel alternatives. The clamp’s dimensional range (58–64 mm) covers a common set of pipe diameters, enabling straightforward selection and quicker installation. Designed to provide stable mechanical support, the clamp reduces vibration transmission and helps maintain pipe alignment in horizontal and vertical runs.

Suitable for

• Securing metal and plastic pipes with outer diameter of 58–64 mm
• Plumbing installations in residential and commercial buildings
• HVAC pipe runs where vibration damping and stable support are required
• Repair and maintenance tasks that require replacement or relocation of pipe supports

Key specifications

• Material: aluminum
• Compatible pipe outer diameter: 58–64 mm
• Function: mechanical pipe fastening and support
• Typical applications: plumbing, heating, ventilation and building services

How to use

Select the clamp for pipes with diameters within the 58–64 mm range. Position the clamp around the pipe and align it with the mounting surface. Secure the clamp to the structure using appropriate fasteners for the mounting substrate (fasteners not included). Ensure the clamp is tightened sufficiently to hold the pipe without deforming it; check alignment and spacing according to installation requirements. For runs subject to thermal expansion, provide adequate spacing between clamps as per project or local standards.

Usage recommendations

Use mounting fasteners appropriate for the wall or support material and follow local building codes. Avoid overtightening to prevent pipe deformation. For corrosive environments, verify aluminum compatibility with surrounding materials and consider additional protective measures.