Round downpipe collars, dark brown, 100 Mm, Vigor

What it is

Round downpipe collars, dark brown, 100 Mm, Vigor. Key specifications: in steel In galvanised steel, for fixing For fixing light-duty pipes.

A pipe clip is a metal or plastic band, often with a rubber insert, that wraps around a pipe and fixes it to a wall, a ceiling or a rail with a screw, wall plug or threaded rod. Light, heavy-duty, noise- and heat-insulating versions are available, as well as versions for downpipes and flues.

What it is for

Used for anchoring shelves, brackets and structures to walls, for general-purpose fixing into masonry, concrete and timber and for supporting pipework and ductwork.

How to use it

Choose a clip with the diameter of the pipe and the right load rating. Fix it to the support with the right anchor, insert the pipe and tighten the screw until it holds the pipe without crushing it. Versions with a rubber insert dampen vibration and noise. On lines that expand with temperature, leave the movement free on the sliding clips and lock the pipe only at the fixed points.

Where it is used

• Residential construction
• Building maintenance
• Renovation

Technical data

• In steel: In galvanised steel
• For fixing: For fixing light-duty pipes

Who it is for

Designed for plumbers, building maintenance operatives and construction workers.

Related products

• Round downpipe collars, dark brown, 80 Mm, Vigor
• Round galvanised downpipe collars, 100 Mm, Vigor
• Extended fixing SXRL Fischer — from the category Heavy-Duty Anchors
• Threaded rods, galvanised, grade 4.8, Fe360B, 1 m, 3 mm, Vigor — from the category Threaded Rods
• Chemical Anchor FIS W M K, Fischer — from the category Chemical Anchors
• Browse the whole category: Wall Brackets for Carpentry

Before you order

Tell us the quantities you need and the intended use: if there is a more suitable version, or an equivalent available sooner, we will let you know.

For prices and availability, request a quote from AMES Srl: we will reply with our quotation, delivery times and, where needed, an equivalent technical alternative.