The Walraven StarQuick® Pipe Clamp, article number 0853042, is a high-quality, single-pipe fixing solution designed for pipes with an outer diameter of 42mm. Manufactured from durable, white polypropylene (PP), this clamp features an M6 connection for secure mounting. It is UV resistant, halogen-free, and silicone-free, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. The clamp is recyclable and operates effectively within a temperature range of -10 °C to +90 °C. Supplied in a packaging unit of 50 pieces, ensuring ample supply for installations.
Walraven is a global company specializing in advanced fixing, fire protection, and sanitary systems. Founded in 1942 in Mijdrecht, Netherlands, by Jan van Walraven, the company has grown from a small family business into an international enterprise. Walraven remains headquartered in Mijdrecht and is known for its commitment to quality and innovation in installation solutions.
The company's product portfolio is extensive, covering a wide array of fixing and support systems for various applications. Walraven offers solutions for pipe, cable, and duct installations, including clamps, brackets, rails, and anchors. Its products are designed for ease of installation, reliability, and compliance with international standards, serving sectors from construction to industrial and agricultural applications.
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Professionals in diverse industries value Walraven for its comprehensive range of high-quality installation materials. The brand's focus on practical, durable, and safe solutions makes its products a preferred choice for ensuring the structural integrity and longevity of installations in agricultural facilities and equipment.
