Strut Channel Cross Reference: Unistrut, B-Line, Superstrut & More

No. Here it means that a cited document prints one number opposite another. Check the candidate's own drawing, dimensions, material, finish and application information before deciding whether it meets the requirement. A catalog slot or similar description does not transfer another manufacturer's performance data to the candidate.

Read the small tags [S1] to [S4] with each value. The Sources list gives the document title, URL and access date. A dagger marks a value supported only by the identified single source. The four documents used here comprise one manufacturer document and three distributor documents; values were transcribed from those documents, not inferred from descriptions.

The same distinction appears in Eaton's cross-reference guidance: users must independently verify whether a candidate suits the application and review its product documentation. That guidance explains the checking step; it is not an additional source for the values in this chart.

113 of the 126 part numbers have at least one published cross-reference number; 13 have none, and 134 individual brand cells read “not listed”. not listed means no value was found in the cited documents for that cell. It does not mean the manufacturer has no comparable product. Document coverage varies by brand and part family.

sources conflict means the documents disagree and this chart withholds the number. Do not choose one conflicting value simply because it resembles the original part. Ask the manufacturer to identify the current candidate and provide its documentation; keep that response with the comparison.

Do not assume a suffix has the same meaning across brands. Keep the original full order code, identify the finish it specifies, then state that finish requirement in words when asking about a candidate. Have the supplier confirm the candidate's own finish code and specification. A match between base part numbers does not, by itself, confirm the required coating or material.

Strut channel profiles, by series.

Angle, plate, brace and washer fittings for 1-5/8 in. channel.

Channel nuts, spring and plain, all channel depths.

Beam, conduit, pipe and EMT clamps.

† — the value rests on one document only (S4, the Cooper B-Line competitor cross reference) with no second source to corroborate it. 14 values on this page carry the dagger. Treat them as a lead to confirm, not as a specification.

“not listed” — we found no source giving a cross-reference number for that cell. It does not mean the manufacturer has no comparable part; it means no document we could obtain printed one. 134 cells read “not listed”.

“sources conflict” — two documents give different readings and we could not settle which is right, so no number is published. Both readings are named in the row note.

Built from our cross-reference dataset · 126 part numbers · 370 of 504 brand cells sourced · data compiled 2026-09-09.

Four published cross-reference documents. One is a manufacturer document; three are third-party distributor tables. Each cross-reference number above carries the id of every document it was read from.

S1

Divspec - Strut Fitting Cross Reference (Divspec / B-Line / Unistrut / Powerstrut / Superstrut(Thomas & Betts)) http://www.divspec.com/strut-fitting-cross-reference/ third-party aggregator · accessed 2026-09-09

S2

Eugene Fastener - Strut Cross-Reference: Unistrut, B-Line, PowerStrut & More https://www.eugenefast.com/home/page/resources/strut-channel-cross-reference third-party aggregator (distributor) · accessed 2026-09-09

S3

Master Distribution - Part Number Cross Reference Guide (G-Strut / Unistrut / Powerstrut / Superstrut / Erico / B-Line / PHD / Haydon), 23 pages https://masterdistrib.com/content/PDF/Masterdistrib_Part_Number_Cross_Reference_Guide.pdf third-party aggregator · accessed 2026-09-09

S4

Cooper B-Line - Strut Systems Competitor Cross Reference (BF93XR): Unistrut pp.2-12, Power-Strut pp.13-19, Superstrut pp.20-29, Kindorf pp.30-34 https://usermanual.wiki/Pdf/499295Brochure.1451337879.pdf manufacturer (Cooper B-Line, now Eaton) · accessed 2026-09-09

Send enough information to compare the exact parts and resolve any gaps. A useful package contains:

• The original requirement. Brand, complete part number, finish requirement, quantity and the drawing or specification being worked to.
• The candidate and its source. Proposed brand and number, the cross-reference document title and URL, and the relevant row or page.
• The candidate's own documentation. Drawing, dimensions, material and finish information, plus applicable performance data for the proposed part and assembly.
• Unresolved differences. Any missing value, source conflict or requirement that has not yet been confirmed. Where substitution approval is required, obtain it through the project's review process before ordering.

Which fastener details belong in the comparison?

List the bolt or threaded rod, nut family and any washer shown in the original connection. Record the thread designation, fastener length, quantity, material and finish requirements separately from the fitting number. Ask whether those items are included with the proposed fitting or quoted as separate lines; do not infer that from a cross-reference entry. Compare the candidate manufacturer's connection drawing with the original assembly, including the channel and nut it specifies. If a required component is missing from the proposal, have it identified before ordering. Changing the fitting number does not confirm the rest of the connection.

The row's Quote this part link carries its displayed candidate into the inquiry where one is available. Check those details and add the finish and application requirements. A prefilled inquiry is a starting point for confirmation, not an approved substitution.

How to identify an unmarked strut part works the other way round — no part number at all, just a piece of channel or a fitting in your hand. P1026, the two-hole 90° angle fitting, is the worked example of what sits behind one row of this table: every published dimension with its catalog page, and the equivalents shown in context.

Sheet No

XREF-01

Rev

2026-10-14

Source

4 PUBLISHED CROSS-REFERENCE DOCS

Note

FOR REFERENCE ONLY — VERIFY WITH MFR SPEC