Cybant single 160x50mm (galvanized steel) /OC/ AH51181

Lightning rod mast mounting – reliability and durability

This single clamp, made of galvanized steel, is a key element in lightning protection systems. It is used to securely and permanently mount lightning rod masts to balustrade and pipe structures. Its solid construction and material ensure stability and corrosion resistance, which is particularly important in installations exposed to the elements.

The clamp is designed for pipes with a diameter of 5 to 10 mm, ensuring compatibility with most standard lightning protection systems. Its dimensions – 160 mm long and 50 mm wide – allow for versatile use in various structures. Installation is simple and intuitive, which will be appreciated by both professional installers and individuals performing surge protection work themselves.

Durable construction and anti-corrosion protection

The use of galvanized steel provides high corrosion resistance, and the additional polymer coating further enhances this protection to the highest level. This guarantees long-term reliability even in harsh environmental conditions. In addition, the product is covered by a 4-year warranty, which demonstrates its high quality and reliable performance.

• Corrosion resistance: Galvanic zinc coating and polymer coating provide effective protection against the effects of moisture, salt and other corrosive agents.
• Versatility: Fits pipes with a diameter of 5-10 mm, making it easy to adapt to existing installations.
• Durability: Solid construction made of galvanized steel guarantees long-term use without loss of properties.
• Easy installation: Simple and intuitive installation allows for quick and efficient installation.
• Warranty: Up to 4 years warranty confirms the high quality of the product and the manufacturer's confidence in its durability.

This clamp is not only a fastening element – it is an investment in safety and peace of mind. It provides a solid connection of the lightning rod mast to the building structure, protecting it from the effects of atmospheric discharges. This is particularly important in places prone to frequent storms or in the case of high-value objects.