I am looking for the terminology that I can use in order to find one of these clamps to buy online. I can mount it on wood and then tighten it to keep a pipe in place.
This looks like a field retro fit. A larger clamp than was needed and a two bolt holes drilled in it to make it fit. I have never seen one like this before and I've put up a lot of pipe. There are many pipe clamps that have rubber bushings in them to keep them from hitting the walls.
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Most strut clamps are plain galvanized , very rare to see rubber on a strap, there are plastic ones more often used with hydraulics , I don’t use those often because of cost, but I agree with home made and I have seen that before.– Ed BealSep 5 '20 at 2:39
Pipe grip tie is the term used by Simpson for PGT® Pipe Grip Ties® which are used to attach a wood fence to a metal pipe support.
answered Sep 5 '20 at 18:01
To tell the truth that looks home made to me but it is a pipe strap / clamp. Pro’ s usually use strut clamps , like kindorf, uni strut or power strut. I said home made because of the hole on the top under the bolt, the strap is not flat to the surface on the bottom. I would use 1/2” strut channel and an appropriate rigid or universal clamp. We use these in very large numbers in industry but some residential sparky’s save a few $$$ and bend them out of metal strapping. Your example is better than plumbers tape ... galvanized strip with holes ... used in a loop or similar manner.
wood to steel pipe clampand look at the pictures .... you'll see one that is very similar