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45 Degree Angle Clip – 12 gauge – 100 Pack

Product Code: HOCL-45C

The HOCL-45 is a medium duty 45 degree angle clip. This clip complies with California DSA IR 25-2 [see figure 4(B) on page 9]. Recommended for use with splayed bracing wire.

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specs

Small hole is about 3/16″
Large hole is about 3/8″
Length of each leg is about 1″
Width is about 1″
Thickness is 12 gauge
Zinc plated
Recommended for indoor applications
Sold in boxes of 100
Box weight: 5 lbs.

documentation

Cut Sheet Application Drawing DSA IR 25-1 DSA IR 25-2 DSA IR 25-3 MSDS SDS DATA SHEET

Instructions

Seismic Bracing Installation Instructions

Required tools and fasteners: ODM, ODM375, ODM916, TE-12, Torque Wrench, 3/8” Wedge Anchor, HOCL-45 Angle Clip, ceiling wire.

Step 1. Drill a 3/8” hole into the concrete ceiling using an ODM (Overhead Drill Machine) fitted with an ODM375 3/8”x 3.325” HALT bit.

Step 2. Remove the ODM375 HALT bit and insert an ODM916 SDS Plus 9/16 ” socket adapter, set the hammer drill to hammer only.

Step 3. Insert a 3/8” wedge anchor with a HOCL-45 angle clip prettied to ceiling wire into the ODM916 socket adapter.

Step 4. Raise the ODM up to the hole and insert the wedge anchor using the hammer function of the hammer drill.

Step 5. Use a TE-12 extension pole equipped with a LMP 9/16 Hex Plug to tighten the 9/16” nut on the wedge anchor to the appropriate torque using a torque wrench (Usually 25 ft/lbs).

FAQs

General

What are angle clips?

Angle clips are metal brackets formed at 45 or 90 degrees. Installers use them to secure fasteners, support hardware, mount electrical accessories, or create attachment points on wood, steel, or concrete surfaces.

Where are angle clips commonly used?

You see them in electrical, data, mechanical, and construction work. They support cable hangers, J-Hooks, threaded rod, bracing wire, conduits, and seismic components.

Why do angle clips come in different gauges and hole patterns?

Each job requires a different strength and fastening method. Lighter clips work well for general-purpose indoor hardware. Heavier gauges handle seismic bracing, decking installations, and structural attachment.

What’s the difference between 45° and 90° clips?

A 45° clip positions the fastener at an angle for bracing wire or diagonal supports. A 90° clip offers a standard right-angle connection for vertical or horizontal mounting.

Product Features and Specifications

What materials are angle clips made from?

Most are zinc-plated steel for corrosion resistance. Stainless steel options exist for corrosive or damp environments.

Why do some clips have multiple holes or slots?

Multiple holes allow different screw sizes, spacing flexibility, and compatibility with #8–#10 screws, expansion anchors, or threaded rod. Slotted holes let installers adjust alignment during mounting.

Are angle clips available in heavy-duty versions?

Yes. Heavy-gauge steel strap clips are designed for decking, seismic bracing, and concrete fastening. These models withstand higher loads and accept larger anchors.

Can angle clips be used with J-Hooks?

Yes. Several designs include hole spacing and clearances made specifically to support J-Hook installation on horizontal or vertical surfaces.

Installation and Usage

How are angle clips typically installed?

They mount using screws, anchors, beam fasteners, or threaded rod, depending on the application. Some versions ship with integrated pins for powder-actuated fastening.

Can angle clips be mounted to concrete?

Yes. Select models accommodate expansion anchors or powder-actuated pins for concrete attachment.

Can they mount to steel beams or metal decking?

Yes. Many steel strap versions include specific hole sizes for self-tapping screws used in decking configurations.

Are angle clips suitable for overhead work?

Yes. They are commonly used to suspend cable supports, bracing wire, or threaded rod in overhead spaces. Always follow code requirements when working near ceilings.

Applications and Compatibility

What can angle clips support?

Angle clips can support:
J-Hooks
Threaded rod
Cable hangers
Conduit and pipe
Seismic bracing wire
Decking fasteners
Electrical or communication hardware

Are 45° clips used differently from 90° clips?

Yes. 45° clips are often used for bracing applications or angled support. 90° clips are used for most mounting, hanging, and surface-to-surface connections.

Are these clips recommended for indoor or outdoor use?

Zinc-plated clips are typically recommended for indoor installations. Stainless steel clips offer better performance in corrosive environments or damp areas.

Purchase and Availability

Where is Doc’s Industries based?

Doc’s Industries is based in Simi Valley, CA. Our team is dedicated to providing quality products and above and beyond service to customers globally.

Are angle clips available in bulk?

Yes. Many versions come in contractor-friendly box quantities or 100-pack options.

Are all angle clip types kept in stock?

Most models are stocked regularly. Availability depends on distributor inventory.

Do you supply to wholesale and retail customers?

Doc’s Industries services wholesale accounts. Please use the “where to buy” function on our website to be connected to the nearest distributor.

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