ANVIL FIG 66 Welded Beam Attachment, 3/4 Inch through 36 Inch Size

Anvil FIG 66 welded beam attachment is suitable for attaching rod hangers to a beam by clamping on the load flang. It is used in the construction and industrial sectors to secure and support piping systems in structural applications, particularly where pipes need to be mounted to beams, channels or structural members.

Working Mechanism:

• When the legs of a welded beam attachment are field-welded to the beam, the inverted piece enables the pipe hanger to lower or raise piping.
• The height changes are achieved by adjusting a threaded rod down or up.

Features:

• This attachment features carbon steel construction for mechanical strength and protection from shocks.
• It is capable of accommodating very heavy loads and rod sizes up to 3-1/2 inches.
• It provides flexibility and vertical adjustment.
• It comes with plain / hot-dip galvanised finish to withstand temperatures up to 750 / 450 degrees F, respectively.

Standards and Approvals:

• Federal Specification A-A-1192A (Type 22)
• WW-H-171-E (Type 22)
• ANSI/MSS SP-69
• MSS SP-58 (Type 22)

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is the load capacity of Anvil FIG 66 welded beam attachment?

A. This beam attachment can handle loads up to 4480 lb and 3508 lb at 650 and 750 degrees F, respectively.

Q. How should I properly clean and maintain this Anvil FIG 66 welded beam attachment for long-lasting performance?

A. Regular inspections are crucial to identify signs of corrosion or wear. For cleaning, use a wire brush or abrasive material to remove rust or contaminants. Consider applying a suitable anti-corrosion coating as needed.

Q. What load-bearing capacity variants of this Anvil 66 attachment are available and how can I determine the required load capacity for my application?

A. Anvil FIG 66 attachment is available in various load-bearing capacities. Determining the required capacity involves calculating the weight and load distribution of the supported pipes, beams and any dynamic factors affecting the installation. Accurate calculations are vital to ensure adequate support.

Q. What is the difference between an adjustable and welded beam attachment?

A. The welded beam attachment is used to permanently fix or weld beams, whereas adjustable beam attachments allow users to modify the spacing between attachment points. Customers looking for adjustable beam attachments can opt for Anvil FIG-AF 772 beam attachment to simplify the installation process, as it can accommodate variations in beam dimensions and alignment requirements.