Riser Clamp Copper Gard Domestic CTS

Support vertical copper pipe risers at the floor line. The Copper Gard riser clamp (extension pipe clamp) bolts around a vertical copper tube and bears on the floor slab or wall penetration, carrying the pipe's weight to the structure at each floor level. Copper-plated (Copper Gard) finish. Domestic.

• Two-bolt clamp design for secure load transfer on vertical risers
• Bears on the floor slab, beam, or wall sleeve
• Copper-plated — galvanic protection for copper tube
• CTS (copper tube size) sizing
• Domestically produced
• Manufactured to MSS SP-58 pipe support standards

Overview

Riser clamps support vertical pipe by clamping around it and resting on the structure at each floor or support point. The two extended ears bear on the slab edge, a steel beam, or a wall sleeve while the bolts grip the pipe — transferring riser weight to the building at regular intervals. The copper-plated (Copper Gard) finish prevents galvanic corrosion where the clamp contacts copper tube. This item is domestically produced and sized to CTS.

Common Uses

• Supporting vertical copper tube risers at floor penetrations
• Domestic water and hydronic copper risers
• Projects requiring domestic-origin material
• Commercial, institutional, and residential multi-story buildings

Key Features

• Two-bolt extension clamp grips the tube and bears on the structure
• Copper-plated — galvanic-safe for copper tube
• CTS sizing — matches copper tube size
• Domestic origin
• Manufactured to MSS SP-58 pipe support standards

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Why use a copper-plated riser clamp?

Copper-to-steel contact causes galvanic corrosion. A copper-plated (Copper Gard) clamp matches the tube to prevent that reaction at the support point.

Is this sized for copper tube?

Yes — it is sized to CTS (copper tube size). Select the size that matches your copper tube.

Is this domestically made?

Yes — this Copper Gard riser clamp is domestically produced, which can matter on projects with domestic-material requirements.