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Heavy Duty Fixings Heavy Duty Fixings
Heavy Duty Threaded Clamp Rubber Lined Pipe Clamp
2Ø
Heavy duty screw clamp for fixing horizontal or vertical flanges up The steel clamp incorporates a rubber sleeve which grips the
to 20mm thick. Incorporates two M6 or M8 tapped fixing holes. pipe firmly but without risk of damage. The sleeve also provides
thermal and acoustic isolation from the metal collar. This reduces
PartNo. A B Ø S.Load Finish
heat loss from the pipe and minimises noise transference to the
(mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
structure.
HLC 18 35 M6 59 EZP
PartNo. 1Ø 2Ø U.S.Load Finish
HLC-M8 18 35 M8 59 EZP
(mm) (mm) (kg)
RPC15-19 15-19 M8/M10 111 BZP
RPC21-23 21-23 M8/M10 111 BZP
RPC26-28 26-28 M8/M10 111 BZP
RPC32-35 32-35 M8/M10 111 BZP
1Ø
RPC40-43 40-43 M8/M10 124 BZP
RPC50-56 50-56 M8/M10 124 BZP
A
Ø
B
RPC57-61 57-61 M8/M10 147 BZP
RPC74-80 74-80 M8/M10 147 BZP
RPC83-91 83-91 M8/M10 180 BZP
RPC108-114 108-114 M8/M10 180 BZP
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HFLS Articulated Beam Clamp
HFLS is the only swivel beam flange clamp to meet the
stringent performance criteria required for FM approval.
The product offers high load bearing capacity, whilst removing
the need to bend threaded rod - offering peace of mind for
consultants and users alike.It offers articulation to 90° forwards
or 45° sideways and backwards, within a compact space.
Single Screw Rubber Lined Pipe Clamp
2Ø
PartNo. Beam Rod S.Load S.Load Max Finish
The steel clamp incorporates a rubber sleeve which grips the
flange size <25º >25º angle pipe firmly but without risk of damage. The sleeve also provides
(mm) (kg) (kg) thermal and acoustic isolation from the metal collar. This reduces
HFLS 0-17 M10 250 150 45º EZ
heat loss from the pipe and minimises noise transference to the
structure.
HFLS-M8 0-17 M8 250 150 45º EZ
PartNo. 1Ø(mm) 2Ø(mm) Finish
SSRPC15-18 15-18 M8/M10 BZP
SSRPC21-23 21-23 M8/M10 BZP
SSRPC25-28 25-28 M8/M10 BZP
SSRPC32-35 32-35 M8/M10 BZP
1Ø
SSRPC40-43 40-43 M8/M10 BZP
SSRPC48-51 48-51 M8/M10 BZP
All clamps have a Recommended Static Loading Limit of 200Kgs.
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