STANDARD U-Bolt, 1/2"-13 Thread, For Pipe Size 5 in, 7 13/16 in
The Standard U-Bolt (MPN U17274.050.0500) is a steel U-bolt with a 1/2"-13 thread size, designed for pipe size 5 in and featuring a 7 13/16 in inside height.
SKU 3G-OTH-683214
Also listed as: U172740500500 · U17274 050 0500 · U17274-050-0500
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Product Description
The Standard U-Bolt (MPN U17274.050.0500) is a steel U-bolt with a 1/2"-13 thread size, designed for pipe size 5 in and featuring a 7 13/16 in inside height.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Standard U-Bolt used for?
A Standard U-Bolt secures pipes, conduits, or tubing to structural supports in industrial piping systems. It is commonly used in plumbing, HVAC, and material handling applications to fasten 5-inch pipe runs to beams or racks.
What are the specifications of the Standard U-Bolt U17274.050.0500?
This Standard U-Bolt has a 1/2"-13 thread size, a 7 13/16 in inside height, and is designed for pipe size 5 in. It is made of steel and carries MPN U17274.050.0500. These dimensions ensure a secure fit for 5-inch nominal pipe.
Where to buy Standard U-Bolt U17274.050.0500 worldwide?
3G Electric supplies the Standard U-Bolt U17274.050.0500 worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for a quote and lead time; we source genuine industrial components across 14 departments.
How to select the correct U-bolt for pipe size 5 in?
Select a U-bolt with an inside height that clears the pipe plus insulation, and a thread size matching your nuts. For 5-inch pipe, this Standard U-Bolt offers a 7 13/16 in inside height and 1/2"-13 threads. Always verify pipe OD and load requirements.
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