BEAM CLAMPS

Beam clamps are mechanical devices used to attach or suspend various loads from an overhead beam or girder. They are commonly used in construction, manufacturing, and material handling applications where the need arises to secure equipment, hoists, or other objects to an overhead support structure.

The beam clamp typically consists of a clamp body with a set of jaws or hooks that securely grip the bottom flange of an I-beam or other structural beam. The clamp is equipped with screws, bolts, or levers that can be tightened to secure the clamp onto the beam, providing a stable attachment point.

Beam clamps come in various designs and sizes to accommodate different beam profiles and load capacities. Some beam clamps may also have swivel capabilities, allowing the attached load to rotate or pivot, providing greater flexibility in positioning.

These clamps are versatile and easy to install, making them a convenient solution for temporary or semi-permanent installations. They are often used in conjunction with lifting equipment, such as chain hoists, to suspend loads or with other accessories to create custom rigging arrangements.