Conquest 2" One-Hole EMT Conduit Pipe Clamp - Pre-Galvanized | Qty. 250 (Carton) Powder Actuated Tools High Safety Factor: 5:1 design

Name: Conquest 2" One-Hole EMT Conduit Pipe Clamp - Pre-Galvanized | Qty. 250 (Carton) Powder Actuated Tools High Safety Factor: 5:1 design
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 41141393411
Price: 174.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2547 (21 reviews)

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Conquest 2" One Hole EMT Conduit Pipe Clamp Pre Galvanized Qty. 250 (Carton) Powder Actuated Tools High Safety Factor: 5:1 design High Safety Factor: 5:1 design factor ensures strength and durability under demanding conditions it delivers long service life and dependable strength Space clamps according to local electrical code requirements for conduit support intervals Available across a full range of sizes

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