Arlington Heavy Duty, Non-Metallic QuickLatch

Arlington Heavy Duty QuickLatch

June 22, 2020

Arlington’s heavy duty NM3100 series QuickLatch with installed strut clip holds RIGID and EMT securely on strut. Use as you would a pipe hanger.

Features

• Save about 20 seconds per installation, over $0.33
  each at $60.00 per hour labor rate

• UV rated, corrosion resistant for outdoor use

• Mounts vertically or horizontally

• Screwdriver removal, reusable

• Listed for use in environmental air handling spaces
   per 2020 NEC article 300.22(c)

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