ANVIL Pipe Clamps

Anvil pipe clamps are designed for suspension of hot or cold pipelines where there is no need for insulation.

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ANVIL FIG 246A
ANVIL FIG 224B
ANVIL FIG 295AC
ANVIL FIG 42SDD
ANVIL FIG AS 1300ASE
ANVIL FIG AS 3138F
ANVIL FIG 100G
ANVIL FIG 103H
ANVIL FIG 212I
ANVIL FIG 216J
ANVIL FIG 295K
ANVIL FIG 295HL
ANVIL FIG 138RM
Width: 1-5/8"
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FIG 246		--
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FIG 224		-4" through 16"
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C
FIG 295A		-1-1/2" through 24"
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D
FIG 42SD		--
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D
FIG 42SD-N		--
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E
FIG AS 1300AS		--
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F
FIG AS 3138		--
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G
FIG 100		Carbon Steel-
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H
FIG 103		Carbon Steel3/4" through 8"
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I
FIG 212		Carbon Steel1/2" through 30"
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J
FIG 216		Carbon Steel3" through 42"
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K
FIG 295		Carbon Steel3/4" through 36"
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L
FIG 295H		Carbon Steel6" through 36"
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M
FIG 138R		Malleable Iron3/8" through 3"
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Working Mechanism

  • The pipes have a conical thread at least on one end to fix the part via weldless eye nuts or eye rods.
  • With the clamp face facing the threads, slide the clamp onto the pipe.
  • Slide the pipe through the keyhole into the threaded clamp assembly.
  • Screw the clamp until it is tightly fitted.

Features

  • Anvil pipe clamps have carbon steel or malleable iron construction for improved durability or ductility, respectively.
  • They can withstand loads up to 1040 lb, at temperatures ranging from 650 to 750 degrees Fahrenheit.
  • They have plain or hot dip galvanised finish with zinc-plated bolts & nuts to resist corrosion and ensure long life.
  • These metal detachable models enable the assembling of a racking system and prevent piping disasters.
  • They can accommodate pipe sizes ranging from 1-1/2 to 6 inches.

Compatible Accessories

  • Anvil Eye Nuts: They feature forged steel construction for structural rigidity.
  • Anvil Eye Rods: They help in tight installation of pipe clamps and are made of carbon steel for durability & sustainability.

Standards and Approvals

  • FM
  • UL
  • ULC
  • ANSI

Frequently Asked Questions

How are pipe clamps measured?

  • Install the hose on the pipe or fitting, which expands the hose.
  • Measure the outside diameter (O.D.) of the hose
  • Select a clamp which can accommodate that diameter in about the middle of its clamping range.

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