Rigid saddle clamp for strut - 1-1/4 in trade size - 1-piece design - 1.25SSC

What this product is for

This rigid saddle clamp is used to secure 1-1/4 in trade size conduit or similar outside diameter runs to strut channel in electrical support assemblies.

Use for

Use for conduit support on strut racks, wall-mounted channel, ceiling trapeze, and other electrical mounting layouts where a 1-piece clamp style is preferred for straightforward installation.

Avoid for

Avoid specifying this item where stainless steel, cushion lining, corrosion-resistant coating, seismic approval, or a published load rating is required unless those details are confirmed from the manufacturer. Do not assume compatibility with all pipe ODs without checking the actual conduit or tube type.

Best for

Best for electricians and contractors building basic strut-supported conduit runs and equipment support assemblies using common channel framing hardware.

Installed in

Typically installed in commercial, industrial, and utility electrical rooms, service spaces, plant expansions, and retrofit strut systems.

Why this product exists

It provides a simple way to fasten conduit to strut without changing to a different support system. A 1-piece saddle style is commonly chosen to keep material selection straightforward on standard channel jobs.

Compared with similar products

Compared with cushioned strut clamps, a rigid saddle clamp is typically chosen where insulation is not needed. Compared with U-bolts or split clamps, this style is commonly used for standard electrical strut support work. Actual fit depends on conduit type and outside diameter.

Specifications

• Product type: Rigid saddle clamp for strut
• Design: 1-piece
• Nominal trade size: 1-1/4 in (approximately 32 mm)
• Application: Electrical mounting hardware
• Mounting style: Strut channel support
• Material: Not verified from live sources
• Finish: Not verified from live sources
• Load rating: Not verified from live sources

Typical trade guidance: always match the clamp to the actual conduit type and outside diameter, not trade size alone. Actual fit and performance depend on installation conditions, hardware selection, and local electrical code.