Anvil
Anvil 0500345046 Pipe Clamp Trap 1-1/4 In 4-1/8 In 500 Lb 650 Deg F
A carbon-steel pipe clamp rated for 500 lb at 650 Deg F, hot-dip galvanised and UL, ULC, FM approved to federal and MSS standards
- TypeDrain Components
- Supports 500 lb load at 650 °F
- Hot-dip galvanized carbon steel resists corrosion
- Meets UL, ULC, FM and federal specs
- Fits 1-1/4 in pipe with 4-1/8 in length
- Metal detectable for safety compliance
Pipe Clamp for 1-1/4 Inch Pipe
The Anvil 0500345046 is a carbon steel pipe clamp sized for 1-1/4 inch pipe with a 4-1/8 inch length. It is designed for suspending cold pipe lines or hot lines where insulation is not required. The clamp carries a maximum load of 500 lb at 650 degrees F. It suits installers needing a medium-duty hanger for standard piping runs.
Thermals and load capacity
The carbon steel body with hot-dip galvanized finish handles continuous temperatures up to 650 degrees F while supporting 500 lb. No moving parts or insulation contact means silent operation and no additional power draw. The construction meets Federal Specification A-A-1192A Type 4 and WW-H-171-E Type 4 for reliable thermal performance.
500 lb at 650 degrees F rating
The decisive specification is the 500 lb maximum load at 650 degrees F, which determines suitability for high-temperature piping systems. Buyers who need a higher load rating or a clamp compatible with insulated lines cannot use this model. The UL, ULC and FM approvals confirm compliance for standard fire protection and plumbing installations.
Highlights
- Supports 500 lb load at 650 °F
- Hot-dip galvanized carbon steel resists corrosion
- Meets UL, ULC, FM and federal specs
- Fits 1-1/4 in pipe with 4-1/8 in length
- Metal detectable for safety compliance
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Anvil |
| Model | 0500345046 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 5/16-inch threaded rod into the clamp and what step is often missed?
Thread the 5/16-inch rod through both clamp ears and tighten the nuts evenly; the step often missed is confirming the pipe sits fully in the saddle before final torque.
Will the hot-dip galvanized carbon steel need recoating or replacement after high-temperature service?
The hot-dip galvanized finish is designed for 650 °F continuous exposure; inspect annually for zinc depletion and replace the clamp if the coating is worn through to bare steel.
At what load or temperature does the 500 lb rating at 650 °F become the limiting factor during sustained use?
The 500 lb maximum load at 650 °F is the design limit; exceeding either the load or the temperature reduces the safety margin defined by MSS SP-58 Type 4.
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