Threaded Accessories
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Machine Thread Hanger Rod
Figure: 15 & 15L
Function
Designed for use in pipe hanger assemblies. Right-Hand Threads (Fig. 15) or Right and Left-Hand Threads (Fig. 15L).
Rod Swivel Attachment
Figure: 020
Function
May be used as a branch line restraint for structural attachment. May be used in a pitched or sloped roof application, to meet requirements of NFPA 13, or may be used as an upper attachment with short hanger rod to omit seismic bracing.
Continuous Threaded Rod
Figure: 20 & 21
Function
Useful in applications where stud lengths cannot be predetermined.
Extension Piece
Figure: 25
Function
Designed for attaching hanger rod to various types of attachments. Allows for vertical adjustment of the rod. Frequently used in conjunction with Fig. 630 malleable iron beam clamp.
Eye Socket
Figure: 30
Function
Designed for attaching hanger rod to various types of hanger attachments.
Weldless Eye Nut
Figure: 35 & 35L
Function
Designed for use in high strength and high temperature piping applications. Fig. 35L is designed to be used in conjunction with Fig. 960 forged steel turnbuckle, in applications where a vertical adjustment may be necessary. Right-Hand Threads (Fig. 35) or Left-Hand Threads (Fig. 35L).
Steel Eye Socket
Figure: 36
Function
Designed for attaching hanger rod to structures. Secured with listed fasteners.
Steel Eye Socket
Figure: 37
Function
Designed for attaching hanger rod to wood structures. Secured with Fig. 45 lag screw or two Fig. 48 wood drive screws, see chart.
Forged Steel Clevis
Figure: 38 & 38L
Function
Designed for use as a convenient method of connecting hanger rods to pipe lugs, angles, etc. As a structural attachment it is most commonly used in conjunction with Fig. 935 welding lug. Right-Hand Threads (Fig. 38) or Left-Hand Threads (Fig. 38L).