33.7mm Natural (Self Colour) Range

Hexagonal key. The allen key is the only tool required to tighten up a Pipeclamp fitting. The use of the dual ratchet Pipeclamp  is recommended to achieve the required torque.

A locking collar used as extra support for a Pipeclamp fitting on structures where the slip load on the grubscrew may be exceeded i.e. racking. Can also be used to support a Key Clamp fitting that is required to be left undone. i.e. a gate hinge.

The Key Clamp fitting is a metal stop end for sealing the open ends of tubes. This Key Clamp fitting is a drive in fit that is difficult to remove without the need for adhesive. For a plastic alternative use Pipeclamp fitting 133.

Often used for mounting boards practically flush with tubes. Fixing holes suit a wide range of common mechanical and chemical masonry anchors. The tube cannot be joined within the fitting.

Hook 90°. Similar to tube coupling type 182, but better suited for making coat hangers and the like.

Female section of a 2 part gate hinge. Used in conjunction with Key Clamp fitting reference 140.

A 90 deg. tee connection between two tubes. Typical use is on straight and level guardrail to connect the vertical to the top rail or end/mid rail to the vertical. This Key Clamp fitting cannot be used to join tubes in the top of the short tee.

Male section of a 2 part gate hinge. Used in conjunction with Key Clamp fitting reference 138.

A 90° offset crossover fitting. The tube is unable to be jointed within this fitting. Ideal applications are for racking systems or offset guardrail. Where dimension ‘D’ indicates two figures, the first figure refers to tube ‘A’, second refers to tube ‘B’.

This CLOSED version of the 143 type fitting is suitable as rail holder where the tube can be removed easily and quickly.

Key Clamp fitting typical use is to connect the end vertical to the top rail in straight and level guardrail. Can also be used to create a 90 tube bend.

A Key Clamp 90 joint between a vertical and two horizontals. Typical use on straight and level guardrail to connect the mid/lower rails to the upright. The vertical must remain continuous with cross rails cut.

A 90 deg. tee connection between 2 tubes. Typical use is on straight and level guardrail to connect the vertical to the top rail. This Key Clamp fitting can be used to join tubes in the top of the twin grubscrew long tee.

With 4 countersunk holes, this fitting is ideal as a flange to terminate handrail to a wall or other similar application. This key clamp fitting may be used on structures where it is only required as a positional fixing.

A 3 way enclosed 90 corner joint. Typical use is on straight and level guardrail at a 90 corner where an upright is in position. This Key Klamp fitting can also be used to create enclosed corner joints in other square structures such as benches etc.

Key Clamp fitting typical use is on straight and level guardrail for connecting the mid/lower rail to the vertical at a 90 corner.

Often used for mounting boards practically flush with tubes. Fixing holes suit a wide range of common mechanical and chemical masonry anchors. The tube cannot be joined within the fitting.

This fitting is designed to be used in conjunction with the “M” fittings and is not generally used on its own. This can be connected to the “M” fitting by either rivet or nut and bolt.

Non structural male locating flange.

Expanding internal connector for joining sections of 33.7mm o/d tube, or other DDA fittings as and when required.

33.7mm dia. x 3.2mm thick - Natural Self Colour Round Tube 690mm Length 

Key Clamp Complete single swivel. The swivel has a travel of approximately 85° from the horizontal in both vertical directions.(Kee Klamp compatible C50)