Looking for a specific clamp

[RonaldBeal]

Task: Attach 2"O.D. aluminum round pipe to a 2" O.D. Square pipe, at 90 degrees.
I have seen :https://www.thelightsource.com/products/swivel-mega-coupler-to-2-square-coupler-236
But I recall using something similar to a rotolock that could do either (round or square) to either... anyone know of a name or product?

 

[Amiers]

That’s a head scratcher. You could maybe make the half snapclamp work and attach a different half burger but I would ask them if that would work.

ProBurger

ProBurger couplers are constructed from a certified high tensile-strength 6061 T6 aluminum extrusion. They attach securely to

tmb.com

However the clamp you link would work exactly.

 

[sk8rsdad]

Maybe this?

Swivel Mega Coupler to 2" Square Coupler

 

[gafftapegreenia]

I’d probably fabricate something out of a couple U bolts and some plate steel. Wouldn’t be a quick install but it would get the job done.

 

[JonCarter]

2 U bolts, a scrap of 1/4" plate, 4 holes and 10 minutes on the drill press--pretty simple and cheap.

 

[Stephen Ellison]

Task: Attach 2"O.D. aluminum round pipe to a 2" O.D. Square pipe, at 90 degrees.
I have seen :https://www.thelightsource.com/products/swivel-mega-coupler-to-2-square-coupler-236
But I recall using something similar to a rotolock that could do either (round or square) to either... anyone know of a name or product?

Ronald, My first question has to do with the OD of the pipe. Is it truly 2" or 1.9". Pipe nomenclature is like wood, a 2 x 4 is not 2". 2" pipe has an OD of 2.375" while 1-1/2 pipe (the standard for a batten is 1.9" OD. While truss is made from tube and 2" tube is 2" OD. We have clamps for both sizes of pipe, which can be mated to our 2" Square Half Coupler. Feel free to call me at the office and I can talk you thru getting what you need.
Stephen at The Light Source