Tubeclo — pipe clamps to DIN 3015.

The German standard that fixes the geometry of hydraulic pipe clamps — body sizes, weld plates, bolt patterns and stacking — in three parts: Part 1 standard series, Part 2 heavy series, Part 3 twin series. Because the geometry is fixed, any maker’s DIN 3015 clamp of the same series and size fits the same installation.

Yes — that is the point of the standard. Tubeclo is DIN 3015 in the same series and sizes, so the weld plates, bolt patterns and stacking hardware carry over, and an old bill of materials converts line for line. The side‑by‑side comparison is here.

PP (polypropylene) for general duty from −30 to +90 °C; PA (polyamide) where it runs colder or hotter, −40 to +120 °C; aluminium up to +300 °C. The PPH and PAH variants have a smooth bore without tension clearance — specified for hose and cable rather than rigid tube. For a finished or painted surface, use the rubber insert series.

They are the hardware finish — the bolts, plates and rails, not the plastic body. W1 untreated carbon steel, W2 phosphated, W3 zinc/nickel coated, W4 stainless A2 (304), W5 stainless A4 (316). Offshore or washdown installations should be specified W4 or W5 — on a corroding installation it is almost always the hardware that fails first, not the body.

Tubeclo is exclusive to our group: we control the development, sourcing, testing and stock, and RFS is the authorised distributor — the authorisation certificate is published on the tube clamps page. In practice that means the specification does not drift between orders, and the parts are checked on our own equipment before they ship.

The four series from 6 mm to 406 mm clamped diameter, with weld plates, cover plates and bolts — held in Malaysia or Singapore and dispatched same or next working day. Send the tube OD, the series and the environment and a product specialist prices it within two working hours.

The hardware that makes it a system: weld plates, cover plates and bolts, available in galvanized steel or stainless SS316, in the W1–W5 finish codes. Because the geometry is DIN 3015, the accessories fit any body of the same series and size — order them together and the kit arrives matched.

Yes — stacking is part of the DIN 3015 system. Bodies build upward on the same plates and bolts, so a second run can be added above the first without new welding. Tell us how many levels and we include the stacking bolts and cover plates in the quotation.

Send it as it is. Because Tubeclo follows the same DIN 3015 series and size groups, an existing bill of materials converts line for line — body for body, plate for plate — and we return the converted list on the quotation so you can check every line before ordering. The comparison is here.

Specify the hardware, not just the body. The polymer bodies do not corrode, but the plates and bolts do — so for offshore, coastal or washdown installations order W4 (stainless A2/304) or W5 (stainless A4/316) hardware and SS316 accessories. On a corroding installation it is almost always the hardware that fails first.

Use the rubber insert series where the surface matters — the thermoplastic elastomer insert grips without marking, and damps vibration and noise at the same time. It is the right choice for polished stainless, painted pipe, hose and cable as well as tube.

Five things: the tube or pipe OD, the series (standard, heavy, twin or rubber insert), the body material (PP, PA or aluminium — or PPH/PAH for hose and cable), the hardware finish (W1–W5), and the quantity with accessories — weld plates, cover plates, bolts, stacking if any. Send the environment too and we check the finish code for you.