Morris Products 90631 Ground Pipe Clamp, For Rebar and Direct Burial, 1/2 - 1" Water Pipe Range, 2 -10 Wire Range, 1/4 - 20 Screw Thread

$ 3.92

Score By Feature

Based on 40 ratings

Satisfaction

9.27

Giftable

9.73

Value for money

9.57

Delivery

9.54

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Product Description

Clamps for grounding to piping and rebar while being buried in direct burial - Direct Burial Clamps for grounding to piping and rebar

Copper alloy is used in the casting of direct burial rated ground pipe clamps because of its high strength, high conductivity

The grounding conductor is used for connecting water pipe, copper tubing, ground rods, and rebar to ground

The copper screws in UL Direct Burial Ground Pipes and Rebar Clamps are corrosion resistant

The product has been UL 467-listed to be buried directly in the ground

Questions & Answers

What is the quality of stainless steel screws?

It may have been a long time ago. Stainless steel has a reputation for corrosion resistance, and I understand your concerns. have it installed some time ago in a location that is not easily accessible. I would check it out if I could, but I haven't had time. I'm sorry.

Is the screw material made of steel? If you are setting up a direct burial, do not use galvanized steel against copper. ?

direct burial urns are stainless steel, but sometimes they are brass. None are made of steel for direct burial.

Selected User Reviews For Morris Products 90631 Ground Pipe Clamp, For Rebar and Direct Burial, 1/2 - 1" Water Pipe Range, 2 -10 Wire Range, 1/4 - 20 Screw Thread

As advertised, an item works as described

5/5

A good job was done on the machined part of the clamp, all parts were finished well, bolts were smooth, and design was well thought- out. Then go outside. This is the part I dislike A different drive receptor on the bolt heads would be greatly appreciated by me. Due to the fact that clamps are usually applied in difficult positions or at ground level with straight slot heads, tightening them can be more difficult than with a hex head or Philips head. If a straight slot head is used, a difficult position will be harder to achieve.

Joel Summers

| Oct 29, 2020

A heavy duty job

5/5

In the beginning I used one of these to attach a lightning rod to 6 gauge wire and the other to attach 6 gauge A very heavy duty product.

Danny James

| Jan 05, 2021

Does the job

5/5

I used this to connect a grounding system across my copper plumbing after the installation of a smart meter in plastic. A 6 gauge copper wire was used to connect 3/4" copper pipe, and it worked flawlessly.