Beam Clamp:

A beam clamp, also known as an I-beam clamp or structural steel clamp, is a specialized fastener designed to attach to structural steel members like I-beams and H-beams. It is a fundamental and indispensable hardware for connecting, suspending, or supporting pipes, ductwork, cable trays, mechanical equipment, and other crucial infrastructure. Its core value lies in providing a secure anchor point without the need for drilling or welding onto the load-bearing beam, preserving structural integrity and enabling fast, flexible installation.

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Standard

Standard I-Beam Clamps:
Pipe Beam Clamps:
Bolt-Type Beam Clamps:
Side-Mount Beam Clamps:
Heavy-Duty Beam Clamps:
Material Choices:

The most versatile type, ideal for a wide range of suspension applications.
Specifically designed for securing pipes, often featuring an integrated pipe saddle.
Provide superior clamping force with high-strength bolts, perfect for heavy loads
and high-vibration environments.
Allow for installation from the side of the I-beam flange, solving space-restriction problems.
Engineered for suspending large ducts, heavy cable trays, or mechanical equipment.
We offer Hot-Dip Galvanized, Stainless Steel, and Powder-Coated finishes to ensure exceptional
corrosion resistance and long service life in indoor, humid, or corrosive environments.

What are they used for

Key Applications for Beam Clamps

Beam clamps are the "unsung heroes" of modern construction and industrial facilities, with applications across:

MEP Systems in Construction: Suspending HVAC ductwork, fire sprinkler pipes, plumbing lines, and electrical cable trays.
Industrial Plants: Supporting conveyor systems, lighting, monitoring equipment, and safety netting.
Stage & Event Rigging: Quickly and safely hanging lights, speakers, and stage scenery.
Warehousing & Logistics: Installing shelving systems, conveyor lines, and lighting.

How to Choose the Right Beam Clamp

Selecting the correct beam clamp is critical for the safety of the entire suspended system. Consider these factors:

Beam Size: Ensure the clamp jaw matches your I-beam's flange width and thickness.
Load Requirements: Determine both the static (dead) load and dynamic (live) load (e.g., wind, vibration).
Environmental Conditions: Indoor, outdoor, humid, or chemical environments dictate the required material and corrosion resistance.
Object Being Suspended: Is it a pipe, cable tray, or machine? This determines the specific clamp style.

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