A welded pipe saddle is a device that is used to provide support for a pipe that is running parallel to a surface, such as a wall or a floor. It is designed to be attached to the surface and to the pipe by welding, and it typically consists of a flat plate with two curved arms that extend upward and wrap around the pipe.

The saddle is placed around the pipe and positioned against the surface to which it will be attached. The arms of the saddle are then welded to both the surface and the pipe, creating a secure attachment that provides support and stability.

Welded pipe saddles are commonly used in industrial and commercial settings where pipes need to be supported and secured in place. They are typically made from steel or other metals that are capable of withstanding the weight and pressure of the pipe and its contents.