Ashirvad Flowguard Plus Metal Pipe Clamp/Strap provides essential support for CPVC piping systems, preventing sagging and ensuring proper alignment throughout the installation. Manufactured from corrosion-resistant galvanized steel or powder-coated metal, these clamps feature a U-shaped design with integrated rubber cushioning that protects the pipe from abrasion while allowing for thermal expansion and contraction. The secure mounting design distributes pipe weight evenly, preventing stress on solvent-welded joints.
The clamp’s rubber lining dampens vibration and noise from water flow, while the open design allows for easy pipe insertion during installation. Compatible with standard wall plugs and screws, these clamps provide reliable long-term support for both horizontal and vertical pipe runs. Essential for code-compliant CPVC installations, proper clamp spacing ensures system integrity and prevents premature joint failure from unsupported pipe weight.
Technical Specifications (Quick Reference)
Specification
Details
Product Type
Metal Pipe Clamp/Support Strap
Material
Galvanized steel or powder-coated metal
Cushioning
Rubber lining for pipe protection
Design
U-shaped clamp with screw mounting holes
Mounting
Wall/ceiling mount with screws and plugs
Compatibility
Ashirvad Flowguard Plus CPVC pipes (size-specific)
Recommended Applications
Horizontal Pipe Runs: Supporting long horizontal distribution lines to prevent sagging between joints
Vertical Risers: Securing vertical pipes to walls in multi-story buildings and high-rise installations
Ceiling Installations: Mounting overhead pipes in basements, utility rooms, and commercial spaces
Geyser Connections: Supporting hot water inlet and outlet pipes near water heaters
Main Distribution Lines: Securing large-diameter main supply pipes in residential and commercial buildings
Exposed Piping: Providing neat, professional appearance for visible pipe runs in utility areas
Installation Guidelines
Spacing Calculation: Install clamps at maximum 1-meter intervals for horizontal runs; 1.5-meter intervals for vertical runs; closer spacing near fittings and valves
Mounting Surface Preparation: Mark clamp positions; drill holes and insert wall plugs appropriate for wall material (concrete, brick, or drywall)
Clamp Installation: Secure clamp base to wall/ceiling with screws; ensure clamp is level and properly aligned with pipe run
Pipe Insertion: Place pipe in clamp U-channel; ensure rubber cushioning contacts pipe evenly; do not over-tighten to allow thermal expansion
Final Check: Verify all clamps are secure; check pipe alignment; ensure no stress on joints from improper support





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