Full saddle - These types of pipe clamps are secured by two screws, one either side of the semi-circular bulge where the pipe sits. The size of the pipe will influence the type of clamp you need, since all clamps will only be available in certain minimum and maximum diameters. For example, single screw clamps often have a more limited size range as they have to hinge open on one side, so are suited to smaller pipes.

We go above and beyond when testing our pipe fixings. Not only do we test to RAL approved standards, in-house we test our clamps to destruction, so we know exactly how good they are! Cable ladder cable clamps heavy duty. For heavy duty cable clamping . These cable clamps are available in 316L stainless steel and aluminium. The fixings are M8 bolts with nyloc nuts making this clamp shake proof. At Walraven, we have a huge range of adjustable pipe clamps that fit 99% of known pipe sizes, including clamps suitable to install over insulation. The smallest clamp in our range is 12mm, the largest is 1200mm. Even if your pipe is outside of these sizes we can manufacture custom pipe clamps. Get in touch with us to see how we can help your next pipe clamps project. Their vibration and noise reducing features are appreciated as being an important contribution to environmental protection and occupational health and safety.

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We have been in the pipe fixing business for over 75 years so we have the knowledge and expertise to advise you on how to determine the correct distance between clamps to ensure a safe installation. We want to make it easy for you to select the right pipe clamp for your needs, so here are some key terms that will help you understand the range of pipe clamps and their applications a little better.

Corrosive environments are graded from C1 (low levels of corrosion in the environment) to C5 (highest levels of corrosion expected). Walraven manufacture pipe clamps and fixings that are suitable for use in C1-C4 environments. When it comes to selecting the best pipe fixings for a job, there is no ‘one size fits all’ solution. In fact, selecting the best fixings depends on each unique installation environment and application requirements. What needs to be taken into account when selecting the best pipe clamp? All of our pipe clamps are made from non-ferrous metals. Stainless steel is ideal for use in areas where corrosion is high. Sizes range from 25mm diameter to 48mm. We can adjust the spacing distancing of the clamps to suit your needs. Pipe Alignment Clamps Offset Pipe Clamps The use of non-welded pipe clamps are favourable due to their reliability and strength. Welded components can malfunction under certain conditions. NO welding is involved in the manufacturing of any of our products. Twin saddle - As it sounds, twin saddle pipe clamps allow for two pipes to be secured next to each other by the same clamp. These are more "U" shaped, with an elongated, flat curve.Unlike some other pipe clamp manufacturers, all of our pipe fixings are manufactured within our factories at Walraven. We don’t outsource anything, and so we control the manufacturing process from start to finish. This means we have 100% control over the quality of our products at all times. All pipe clamps have a maximum load bearing capacity, which means you need to select a clamp which is suitable for supporting the load required. The pipe clamps we manufacture have been cold pressed. This gives the advantage over hot pressed components, as the metal does not lose its strength when cold pressed. These clamps are extremely strong and with the added bonus of being 316L stainless steel (corrosion resistant) makes these pipe clamps the perfect choice for your installation. As a global company, we have invested in state of the art technology which allows us to be as accurate as possible when making calculations and designing effective pipe fixing installations for our customers. Traditional clamps include split bands, U Bolts and Saddle Clamps, most commonly used to hold steel or copper pipes. They have no internal lining so are best suited to pipes where there are no additional variables to be considered such as temperature or noise insulation. Take a look at our blog which analyses traditional pipe clamps versus heavy duty pipe clamps, to see which is best.

Half saddle - Unlike full saddle clamps, these possess only one screw hole to secure the pipe in the clamp. Pipe clamps are a small circular or semi-circular mechanism that is designed to hold and support suspended pipes either vertically or horizontally. Available in a range of types outlined below, pipe clamps are a cost effective and easy way of fixing pipes to your desired surface whilst still allowing for some necessary movement and expansion of the pipes.Temperature variations can cause pipes to expand and contract. If the correct fixings and clamps are not used to take into account the pipe movement due to temperature changes, the installation could fail and cause damage to the building. Material - Whilst pipe clamps are most commonly manufactured from steel, they can also be constructed from plastics such as polypropylene. Such plastics are just as resilient as steel and have the added bonus of minimising damage such as scratches to your pipes. The pipe clamps we produce are available in many different diameters. The banding widths are 12mm 25mm 30mm wide. Materials are 316 stainless steel and aluminium. Products range from single port and double port clamps. We also manufacture multi port pipe clamps. All of our pipe clamps include stainless steel fixings. DN Size Pipe Clamps. Our pipe clamps and associated fixings such as slide guides, expansion devices and fixing points can be used to ensure that pipe movement can be dealt with effectively, removing the risk of installation failure due to thermal expansion.