Anvil
Anvil 2400700106 Support Block 10.88 in base 4.88 in height
A rubber-base support block with pre-galvanised steel strut channel rated for 1,500 lb load and 13/16 in maximum pipe size
- Supports pipes up to 13/16 in with 1500 lb capacity
- Rubber base 10.88 in by 5 in prevents surface damage
- Pre-galvanised steel strut channel resists corrosion
- Compact 4.88 in height fits tight installations
- ANVIL brand reliability for industrial plumbing applications
Support Block with Strut Channel
The Anvil 2400700106 is a steel support block designed for industrial plumbing installations. It features a pre-galvanized finish and integrates a strut channel for secure mounting. The unit suits pipe sizes up to 13/16 in and handles a load capacity of 1,500 lb. Its rubber base measures 10.88 in by 5 in.
Replaces improvised pipe supports
This block replaces makeshift wooden blocks or basic clamps that lack rated load data. The jump is worth it when a job requires a documented 1,500 lb capacity and a stable rubber footprint. It eliminates guesswork on commercial sites where pipe movement must be controlled. The strut channel allows direct integration with standard framing systems.
Limited to 13/16 in maximum pipe size
The support block cannot accommodate pipes larger than 13/16 in diameter. The fixed overall height of 4.88 in restricts vertical adjustment range. The rubber base width of 5 in may not fit narrow structural cavities. Buyers needing support for larger diameter pipe or greater height flexibility should select a different model.
Highlights
- Supports pipes up to 13/16 in with 1500 lb capacity
- Rubber base 10.88 in by 5 in prevents surface damage
- Pre-galvanised steel strut channel resists corrosion
- Compact 4.88 in height fits tight installations
- ANVIL brand reliability for industrial plumbing applications
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What base footprint does the 10.88 in support block need on the strut channel?
The pre-galvanized steel block sits on a rubber base measuring 10.88 in long by 5 in wide, so the channel must accommodate at least that rectangle.
Which step is most often missed when clamping pipe into the 13/16 in maximum size slot?
Tighten the U-bolt evenly until the rubber base compresses slightly; skipping the even-torque pass lets the pipe shift under vibration.
When should the rubber base on this 1,500 lb capacity block be replaced?
Replace the rubber when cracks appear, the material hardens, or the block no longer grips the pipe firmly at the rated load.
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