ClarkDietrich · Bridging & Bracing Connections
CC33 3/4" Channel Clip
Quote requiredThe CC33 clip should not be used in studs over 6" wide
The wall stud friction fit design allows for as little as one screw for the connection to the U-Channel. The CC33 clip is a stiffened, G90 galvanized steel clip that's tested and designed to facilitate the rapid, efficient installation of 3/4" U-Channel lateral bracing for non-structural interior wall framing constructed of ProSTUD® Drywall Framing or non-structural studs.
- Thickness
- 20 Gauge (33mil) 0.0346” design thickness, 0.0329” minimum thickness
- Yield Strength
- 33ksi
- Coating
- G90
- Dimensions
- Made to fit over 3/4” U-Channel and inside a drywall punchout
- Packaging
- (200) pieces per bucket
Description, photography, tables and documents as published by ClarkDietrich. Their product page ↗
Product Data & Ordering Information
1 code. Every figure is ClarkDietrich's published data.| Product code | Submittal | |
|---|---|---|
| CC33 | PDF ↗ |
Codes are what ClarkDietrich publishes as available, not a promise of local stock — tell the desk the connection you have and we'll confirm what's on a shelf. A code with no sheet of its own can be generated from ClarkDietrich SubmittalPro ↗.
Product Highlights
- The CC33 clip should not be used in studs over 6" wide
- US Patent No. D822,455 and Canadian Patent No. 175,258
- Product Weight: 0.12 lb. / piece
Installation
Installation: CC33 clips are fastened using #8 self-drilling screws driven through the clip hole into the U-Channel. More than one screw may be needed depending on design.
ClarkDietrich Suggests Instead
Connectors they list as alternatives for this connection.
- Spazzer® 9200 Bridging Bar
- U-channel with SwiftClip™ LS-Series™ Support Clip
Documents
Served straight from ClarkDietrich so you always get the current revision. Each code's own submittal sheet is on its row in the table above.
CAD Details
1 detail for this connection, each published as a PDF to read and a DWG and DXF to draw with.
Ask About This Product
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