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Strut Channel Framing and Fittings

Channel

Strut Channel

The standard and most widely used channel is 15/8"×15/8"

Low-Profile Strut Channel

Fits into tight spots where taller channel can’t

High-Profile Strut Channel

Twice the height of standard channel to support longer spans and heavier loads

Strut Channel with Mounting Plate

Strut Channel with Mounting Plate

The standard and most common size of strut channel with an attached mounting plate

Back-to-Back Stacked Strut Channel with Mounting Plate

Back-to-Back Stacked Strut Channel with Mounting Plate

Our strongest strut channel with a mounting plate

Brackets

Corner Strut Channel Brackets

Corner Strut Channel Brackets

The most common strut channel brackets

Surface Strut Channel Brackets

Surface Strut Channel Brackets

The easiest strut channel brackets to install and reconfigure

Wraparound Strut Channel Brackets

Wraparound Strut Channel Brackets

Surround strut channel on three sides for the strongest connections

Offset Strut Channel Brackets

Offset Strut Channel Brackets

Reach over channel to connect or mount in offset and stepped orientations

Nuts

Spring-Loaded Strut Channel Nuts

Spring-Loaded Strut Channel Nuts

A built-in spring for easy installation

Rectangular Strut Channel Nuts

Rectangular Strut Channel Nuts

The most common nuts have serrated grooves to grip the lip inside channel

Feet

Bolt-Down Strut Channel Feet

Bolt-Down Strut Channel Feet

Anchor vertical strut channel to prevent shifting and tipping

Routing Clamps

Strut Channel Routing Clamps

Strut Channel Routing Clamps

Run pipe, conduit, and tubing through your facility by attaching it to strut channel

Vibration-Damping Strut Channel Routing Clamps

Vibration-Damping Strut Channel Routing Clamps

Absorb shock and muffle noise from rattling pipes

Block-Style Vibration-Damping Strut Channel Routing Clamps

Block-Style Vibration-Damping Strut Channel Routing Clamps

Reduce vibration and noise in pressurized systems, such as hydraulic lines

Braces

Strut Channel Braces

Strut Channel Braces

Reinforce strut channel joints to prevent wobbling and swaying

Shelf Brackets

Strut Channel Shelf Brackets

Strut Channel Shelf Brackets

Mount shelves, racks, and other horizontal objects

Washers

Square Strut Channel Washers

Square Strut Channel Washers

Combine with nuts, threaded rods, or bolts to hang strut channel and attach components

Slot-Adapting Octagonal Strut Channel Washers

Slot-Adapting Octagonal Strut Channel Washers

Convert a strut channel slot into a hole

Tabbed Strut Channel Washers

Tabbed Strut Channel Washers

Tabs keep washers aligned with the channel during and after installation

Plugs

Strut Channel Plugs

Strut Channel Plugs

Close off the ends of strut channel to keep out dust and debris

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. Pedestal (35" Ht. x 4" Wd. x 4" Dp.)