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Key Clamp Type 251 30-45 DegKey Clamp Type 251 30-45 Deg

Angle Base Flange - Key Clamp Type 251 30-45 Deg

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Technical Specifications
Key Clamp Type 251 30-45 Deg Angle Base Flange
SizeTubeDimensions (mm)Weight
RefO.D (mm)abcdDiaKg/Pc
C42.47670165125141.23
D48.38575175135141.64
Product Description

Key Clamp | Type 251 | Slope Base Flange (30-45°)

The Key Clamp | Type 251 | Slope Base Flange (30-45°) offers exceptional structural integrity and ease of use. Also known simply as the Slope Base Flange (30-45°) or Type 251, this galvanised fitting is engineered to provide robust connections for a multitude of tubular structures. Whether you are constructing safety barriers, handrails, or custom shelving, this fitting ensures a dependable and long-lasting build.

Alternative Names

Depending on your trade or region, the Slope Base Flange (30-45°) may also be referred to as a tube clamp, pipe connector, modular structural fitting, scaffold clamp, or slip-on pipe fitting.

Compatible Products

The Type 251 is designed to be used seamlessly with galvanised steel tubing (BS EN 10255). It is frequently paired with other Key Clamp fittings, plastic end caps, and base plates to complete your structural framework. Remember to secure your structure with the appropriate hex or Allen keys, all available from our catalogue.

Advantages of the Key Clamp | Type 251 | Slope Base Flange (30-45°)

  • No Welding Required: Eliminates the need for hot work permits and specialised labour.
  • Corrosion Resistance: A hot-dipped galvanised finish ensures excellent durability even in harsh outdoor environments.
  • Flexibility: Easy to adjust, dismantle, and reuse for temporary or permanent structures.
  • Cost-Effective: Reduces installation time and labour costs significantly compared to traditional methods.

Where is it Used?

Our customers frequently utilise the Type 251 in numerous settings:

  • Pedestrian barriers and wheelchair ramps
  • Exhibition stands and lighting grids
  • Custom furniture frames and industrial shelving
  • Mezzanine floor edge protection

Technical Specifications

MaterialMalleable Iron (BS EN 1562)
FinishHot Dipped Galvanised (BS EN ISO 1461)
Fixing MethodGrub Screw (Hex Key)
BrandKey Clamp
Product TypeType 251 / Slope Base Flange (30-45°)

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need special tools to install the Slope Base Flange (30-45°)?

No, one of the greatest benefits of the Key Clamp system is that it only requires a standard Allen key (hex key) to tighten the grub screws. No welding or threading equipment is necessary.

Is this product suitable for outdoor use?

Absolutely. The Type 251 is hot-dipped galvanised, providing a robust, rust-resistant finish that withstands the elements exceptionally well.

Can I reuse the Slope Base Flange (30-45°) if I need to change my structure?

Yes, simply loosen the grub screw to adjust or completely disassemble the fitting. This makes it perfect for both temporary and permanent installations.

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Technical Data

  • Manual: BS EN 1562:1997 black heart malleable iron, BS EN 1536 ductile iron
  • Thread: BS2779:1986 1/8, 1/4, 3/8
  • Grub Screw: DIN 916
  • Surface Treatment: BS EN 1461:1999 hot dip galvanizing. IRAM 1451-3:1995 epoxy coating
  • Tube standard: BS EN 10255 (formerly BS1387)