Anvil
Anvil 0500345137 Pipe Clamp 8 In 13-3/4 In L
Carbon-steel pipe clamp for 8-inch lines, rated to 1,615 lb at 650 °F and 1,440 lb at 750 °F, with hot-dip galvanized finish and UL, ULC, FM approvals
- TypeDrain Components
- Supports heavy pipe loads with 1615 lb capacity at 650°F
- Maintains strength at higher temperatures with 1440 lb rating at 750°F
- Carbon steel construction provides durability for industrial piping systems
- Hot-dip galvanized finish resists corrosion in demanding environments
- Meets multiple industry standards including UL, FM and ANSI/MSS SP-69
Heavy-Duty Pipe Clamp for 8-Inch Lines
This carbon-steel clamp fits an 8-inch pipe and spans 13-3/4 inches in length. It carries a maximum load of 1615 pounds at 650 degrees Fahrenheit and 1440 pounds at 750 degrees Fahrenheit. The hot-dip galvanized finish resists corrosion on cold or uninsulated hot lines.
Installers Meeting SP-69 and Federal Spec A-A-1192A
The clamp meets ANSI/MSS SP-69, MSS SP-58, Federal Specification A-A-1192A and WW-H-171-E requirements. It carries UL, ULC and FM approvals for sizes up to 8 inches. Projects that do not require these specific listings or a 3/4-inch thread size should consider other options.
Load Rating at Temperature Determines Suitability
The 1615-pound capacity at 650 degrees Fahrenheit drops to 1440 pounds at 750 degrees Fahrenheit. Verify the operating temperature and weight of the pipe line against these two figures before specifying this clamp.
Highlights
- Supports heavy pipe loads with 1615 lb capacity at 650°F
- Maintains strength at higher temperatures with 1440 lb rating at 750°F
- Carbon steel construction provides durability for industrial piping systems
- Hot-dip galvanized finish resists corrosion in demanding environments
- Meets multiple industry standards including UL, FM and ANSI/MSS SP-69
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Anvil |
| Model | 0500345137 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Anvil 0500345137 pipe clamp and what is the common mistake?
Thread the 3/4-inch rod into the clamp body and tighten the hex nuts evenly. The step people get wrong is forgetting to level the 13-3/4-inch clamp body before final torque, which shifts the load off-center.
What maintenance or replacement will this carbon-steel clamp need later?
Inspect the hot-dip galvanized finish annually for white rust or coating damage. Replace the clamp if the carbon steel shows pitting or if the threads on the 3/4-inch rod strip during adjustment.
What limit appears first when this clamp runs at sustained high temperature?
The 1615-pound load rating at 650 degrees F drops to 1440 pounds at 750 degrees F, so the reduced capacity at the higher temperature is the first limit reached.
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