ANVIL FIG 218 Beam Clamp, Malleable Without Extension, Carbon Steel

Anvil FIG 218 malleable beam clamp is used to suspend or secure heavy items like pipes when attached to beam flanges. They do not require welding or drilling.

Working Mechanism:

• Mount Anvil FIG 218 clamp to the beam by tightening the tie nuts.
• Install an extension piece to the bolt at the bottom of the clamp.
• Attach a hanger rod to extension piece & support the desired load.

Features:

• Anvil FIG 218 beam clamp comprises a jaw made of malleable iron, a tie rod made of steel, nuts and a washer for structural rigidity and durability.
• It has plain or zinc plating options for operating in moderate corrosive, and severe weather conditions.
• Ths beam clamp is used with beams having widths ranging from 2-3/8 to 7 inches and a maximum flange thickness of 0.60 inches.
• It is equipped with a tie rod that locks the clamp in place once its nuts are tightened.
• This beam clamp has a functional design that provides flexibility by allowing the hanger rod to swing vertically.
• It can handle loads up to 1365 lb.

Compatible Accessories:

• Anvil Extension Pieces: These extension pieces are attached to the bolt of the beam clamp for extending their vertical adjustment range.
• Anvil Eye Rods: These eye rods are used to hang loads when attached to the beam clamp.

Standards and Approvals:

• Federal Specification A-A-1192A (Type 30)
• WW-H-171-E (Type 30)
• ANSI/MSS SP-69
• MSS SP-58 (Type 30)
• UL, ULC Listed
• FM Approved

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Can beam clamps be used in sideloading applications?

A. No, standard beam clamps are designed only for in-line applications. Users should not sideload these clamps unless specified.

Q. Can beam clamps be used for lifting loads?

A. Beam clamps can allow lifting of loads using a suitable accessory, provided that they do not cross the maximum load limit.