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A wedge clamp that has a
flange for attaching a
threaded rod to a structure
flange.
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Two flat surfaces are held together.
A bolt pulls a wedge into the clamp body creating
clamping pressure.
Forces are not concentrated on the tip of a bolt.
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A strut channel is attached
to a structural angle. In this
case the body of the clamp
has an offset making a
stable connection.
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Cutouts in a metal body allow for quick attachment to a
flange. In this case a strut channel is held to a
structural angle.
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A cutout in a metal box along
with a wedge provides
excellent way to attach a
metal fixture such as a fan,
heater or light into an
existing Sheetrock wall.
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A wedge clamp that is capable of holding a strut
channel either in line along the beam flange or across
the beam.
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A conduit or pipe is attached
to a structural angle. In this
case the body of the clamp
has an offset making a
stable connection.
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