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CADDY BC BEAM CLAMP THROUGH 1/2

Name: CADDY BC BEAM CLAMP THROUGH 1/2
Brand: nVent | CADDY®
SKU: 0670555
Availability: OutOfStock

MFR Part #: BC

SKU #: 0670555

Brand: nVent | CADDY®

UPC: 78285619100

nVent CADDY BC Universal Beam Clamp, 1/4 in Rod, 1/2 in THK Flange, 100 lb Static Load, Steel, Caddy® Armor

Datacom and Low Voltage, Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing and Refrigeration Applications

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nVent CADDY Beam Clamp, Universal, 1/4 in Rod, 1/2 in Flange Thickness, 100 lb Static, For Use With: S-Hook, Electrical Box, Conduit and 1/4-20 or #10-24 Bridle Ring, 7/16 in Hole, 20 in-lb Torque, Steel, Caddy® Armor

The new nVent CADDY BCISN375 beam clamp allows for faster installation of 3/8 in rod and is a welcome addition to the popular nVent CADDY beam clamp (BC) line. The BCISN375 with built-in nVent CADDY smart nut technology permits direct attachment of 3/8 in threaded rod to beam flanges up to 1/2 in THK. the smart nut allows the threaded rod to be positioned and retained quickly. Rotating the rod permits fine tuning adjustments up or down. This system eliminates extensive threading into place as is required with traditional hardware. The rod can be removed instantly by disengaging the nut with channel lock pliers.

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nVent CADDY Beam Clamp, Universal, 1/4 in Rod, 1/2 in Flange Thickness, 100 lb Static, For Use With: S-Hook, Electrical Box, Conduit and 1/4-20 or #10-24 Bridle Ring, 7/16 in Hole, 20 in-lb Torque, Steel, Caddy® Armor

The new nVent CADDY BCISN375 beam clamp allows for faster installation of 3/8 in rod and is a welcome addition to the popular nVent CADDY beam clamp (BC) line. The BCISN375 with built-in nVent CADDY smart nut technology permits direct attachment of 3/8 in threaded rod to beam flanges up to 1/2 in THK. the smart nut allows the threaded rod to be positioned and retained quickly. Rotating the rod permits fine tuning adjustments up or down. This system eliminates extensive threading into place as is required with traditional hardware. The rod can be removed instantly by disengaging the nut with channel lock pliers.