Plumbing Hanger Fischer 79550 Width 17 mm

The Fischer 79550 plumbing hanger is a metal pipe clamp with a 17 mm width designed to support and secure plumbing pipes in residential and commercial installations. Constructed from corrosion-resistant materials, it provides stable support for pipes while allowing straightforward attachment to walls, ceilings, or structural members. The clamp's form and dimensions aim to reduce movement and vibration of the pipe run, contributing to a reliable plumbing system installation.

Advantages

This plumbing hanger offers durable corrosion resistance and mechanical strength suitable for wet and humid environments. Its 17 mm width gives a compact profile while maintaining sufficient contact area to hold common copper, PVC, or PEX pipe types. The simple design enables quick mounting and reduces installation time. Materials and finish are selected to resist wear and ensure long-term performance in typical plumbing conditions.

Suitable for

• Supporting horizontal and vertical pipe runs in domestic plumbing
• Securing pipes in bathrooms, kitchens, boiler rooms and utility spaces
• Use in renovation and new-build projects where compact clamps are required

Key specifications

• Clamp width: 17 mm
• Material: corrosion-resistant metal construction
• Intended pipe types: copper, PVC, PEX and similar plumbing pipes
• Application: indoor plumbing support for walls and ceilings
• Mounting: suitable for standard mechanical fixing to structural substrates

How to use

Select the appropriate clamp spacing according to pipe diameter and local plumbing codes. Position the Fischer plumbing hanger around the pipe and align it with the planned fixing point on the substrate. Use an appropriate mechanical fastener for the substrate material (for example, anchor, screw or bolt suited to masonry or timber) and tighten to secure the clamp without deforming the pipe. Ensure pipes remain free from undue stress and allow for thermal expansion where required.

Recommendations

Verify compatibility of the clamp width with the pipe outer diameter before installation. Choose fasteners and spacing that meet local regulations and load requirements. For installations exposed to aggressive conditions or outdoor use, consider additional protective measures or alternative corrosion-resistant systems.