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QuakeClamp attachés
strut channels across
I-Beam
Very Fast and Easy
Vibration resistant
ideal for seismic
applications
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QuakeClamp attachés
pipe across I-Beam
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QuakeClamp attaches
strut channel in line
with the center of the
I-beam.
Cross members adapt
to the size and shape
of member being
attached.
No welding or Drilling
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Multiple pipes or conduit
attached across the
face of a beam.
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In Line on I-Beam
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QuakeClamp attaches
a low profile strut
channel in line with the
center of the I-beam.
Cross members adapt
to the size and shape
of member being
attached. A channel
with notched v is used
in this case to provide
extra gripping.
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A sensitive tube is
clamped using standard
pipe insulation and a
curved shield to protect
it.
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For larger pipes a
clamp with two bolts
and stiffening flange is
used.
In this case a loop is
added to the pipe to
create a hanger for
chains or other straps
to pass.
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This drawing shows how
the clamp is configured
to allow fastening of a
member at up to a 45
degree angle.
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QuakeClamps can be
used to attach fences,
stops or guides, to a
flat surface.
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Special cross members
are easy to develop to
clamp multiple objects.
In this case multiple
conduits are clamped by
a pair of channels with
multiple cutouts.
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Common components
are used along with a
QuakeClamp to set up
a threaded rod hanger
in the center of a beam
(Click Picture twice)
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Another example of
ways that hangers can
be configured.
This can take the place
of many other hanger
and beam clamps
currently used.
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This drawing shows a
smaller pipe being
clamped to a pair of
angles such as may be
found in a truss
structure.
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This drawing shows a
plastic shape designed
to hold a pipe either
in-line with or at 90
degrees to a I-beam. It
is contained an
protected by a simple
metal shield.
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Exploded view of a
strut attached to the
center of an I-Beam
using a adapter that
hold the top and edges
engage the strut as the
clamp is tightened.
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QuakeClamps can be
made using different
methods and materials.
This drawing shows a
pipe attached to a board.
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