BEAM CLAMP

A beam clamp is a type of fastening device used to secure or suspend objects from an overhead beam or structural steel. It is commonly used in construction, industrial, and mechanical applications where there is a need to support or hang loads from beams or other structural members.

A beam clamp typically consists of a clamp body or frame, a set of jaws or grippers, and a threaded rod or bolt for adjustment. The clamp body is designed to securely attach to the flange of a beam or structural member, while the jaws or grippers provide a firm grip on the surface.

Beam clamps come in various designs and load capacities to accommodate different beam sizes and load requirements. Some beam clamps feature adjustable jaws or grippers to fit a range of beam widths.

The primary purpose of a beam clamp is to provide a secure attachment point for various hanging or support systems, such as lighting fixtures, HVAC ductwork, cable trays, conduit, or pipes. By utilizing a beam clamp, these objects can be safely and easily mounted or suspended from the overhead structure.