Abstract: A modular tubing clamp system includes an upper plate, lower plate and a plurality of interlocking blocks forming an upper set of blocks and an inverted lower set of blocks. Each of the plurality of interlocking blocks includes a recess formed therein such that the recess of one interlocking block and the corresponding recess of an inverted interlocking block serve to hold a piece of tubing therebetween. The recesses are preferably sized so as to fit various types of pipe such that a tubing clamp can be assembled depending on the needs of the job. Each of the interlocking blocks has a protrusion on one end thereof and a slot on an opposite end thereof, the protrusion being sized to fit within the slot of an adjacent block. The upper and lower place a plurality of interlocking blocks are secured together using preferably a bolt.

Abstract: A modular tubing clamp system includes an upper plate, lower plate and a plurality of interlocking blocks forming an upper set of blocks and an inverted lower set of blocks. Each of the plurality of interlocking blocks includes a recess formed therein such that the recess of one interlocking block and the corresponding recess of an inverted interlocking block serve to hold a piece of tubing therebetween. The recesses are preferably sized so as to fit various types of pipe such that a tubing clamp can be assembled depending on the needs of the job. Each of the interlocking blocks has a protrusion on one end thereof and a slot on an opposite end thereof, the protrusion being sized to fit within the slot of an adjacent block. The upper and lower place a plurality of interlocking blocks are secured together using preferably a bolt.