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POWER-STRUT®
Engineering Catalog
Electrical Infrastructure Solutions
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•Cush-A-Clamps®
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POWER-STRUT®Engineering Catalog
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The Power to Build!
The Power-Strut Connection, Easy as 1 - 2 - 3...
The present line of Power-Strut continuous slot metal
framing is the result of over one half century of
experience in metal framing.
This complete line includes channels, fittings and
accessories for any framing or support solution...
large or small, heavy or light.
Power-Strut is proud of the exacting standards of
research, design, engineering and manufacturing that
go into production of the Power-Strut system.
Maximum recommended load ratings for channels have
been established through testing and are based on
allowable stresses applicable to the Power-Strut Material
Specification. Electrical Power-Strut products are listed
by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. (U.L.) and
certified by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA.)
1. Insert the clamping nut anywhere along the continuous
slot channel. A 90° clockwise turn positions the
grooves and teeth in the nut with the inserted edges
of the channel.
2. The Power-Strut fitting provides the connection of
channels.
3. Tighten the bolt(s) to secure the connection.
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Table of ConTenTs
Warning: Power-Strut products are carefully designed and manufactured to the listed standards, as applicable.
However, Power-Strut reserves the right to revise product design without notification. Power-Strut products included in
this catalog are intended for installation and service only as described or specified herein. Care should be exercised by
installers and end-users to install, use and maintain these products properly to avoid any possible on-the-job accidents.
General Information
Product Overview ...............................4-5
Example Applications ............................6-7
Finishes ......................................8-9
Material Specifications ........................... 10
PowerStrut Profile Index .........................11-16
Aickinstrut Profile Index .........................16-18
PowerStrut Metal Channel
Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Pull-Out & Slip Loads............................. 20
Product Profiles ...............................20-21
PS 100 Channel ..............................22-23
PS 150 Channel ..............................24-25
PS 200 Channel ..............................26-29
PS 210 Channel ..............................30-31
PS 300 Channel ..............................32-33
PS 400 Channel ..............................34-35
PS 500 Channel ..............................36-37
PS 520 Channel ..............................38-39
PS 560 Channel ..............................40-41
Accessories.................................... 42
Lateral Bracing ................................. 42
Fasteners
Overview & Product Usage Chart..................43-44
Fasteners ...................................45-48
Fittings
Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
General Fittings...............................50-59
Wing Connectors .............................60-61
Post Bases...................................61-62
Trolleys....................................... 62
Brackets & Supports ...........................62-65
Beam &”C” Clamps............................65-68
Pipe & Conduit Clamps
Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Clamps.....................................70-76
Pipe Rollers..................................77-78
Electrical
Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Channel Raceway ............................... 80
Example Applications ..........................81-83
Electrical Fittings, Boxes, & Accessories..............84-90
Concrete Inserts
Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
Products ....................................92-94
Junior Channel
Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
PS 600J Channel................................ 96
PS 700J Channel................................ 97
Accessories..................................96-98
Power-Angle
Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
Products ..................................... 100
Loads, & Configurations ......................101-104
Aickinstrut - Non-metallic Fiberglass
Channel & Accessories
Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
Aickinstrut Specifications ......................106-107
Chemical Compatibility Table ...................108-109
General Information ............................ 110
Channel Profiles & Product Loading ..............111-113
Fittings ...................................114-116
Pipe Clamps & Capping ......................117-120
Fasteners .................................120-122
Pipe Hangers, Accessories, & Supports ............123-125
Post Bases.................................... 126
Aickinshape - Non-metallic Fiberglass
Structural Shapes
Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127
Products ..................................127-130
Sealers, Coatings & Promotional Materials ............ 131
Aickingrate - Non-metallic Fiberglass
Molded Grating
Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132
Specifications, Products & Loading ...............133-134
Aickingrate - Non-metallic Fiberglass
Pultruded Grating
Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135
Specifications ................................. 135
“I” Bar Products.............................136-137
“T” Bar Products ............................138-139
Aickingrate Part Numbers ........................ 140
Stair Treads .................................. 141
Aickinplate, Accessories ......................142-143
Fiberglass Corrosion-Resistance Guide Table ........... 144
Technical Data
Formulas .................................146-147
Beam Loads .................................. 148
Fitting Loads .................................. 149
Pipe Spacing ..............................150-151
Channel & Trap Members ........................ 152
Tubing, Conduit, & Pipe Data ...................153-158
Flanges, Channels & I Beams ...................159-160
Conversion Table............................... 161
Part Number Index ..........................162-170
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More Than 8,000 Quality Products
The Power–Strut metal framing system can be regarded as a basic
building material. Our metal framing system is an erector set
concept, using channel and fittings to solve many applications.
You can conceal metal framing in the basic structure of a
building or run it along the surface of walls, ceilings and floors.
An endless array of fittings provide freedom to work at virtually
any angle along any surface to shape a support system that fits
your exact needs.
Available finishes include hot–dipped galvanized, pregalvanized,
electro–galvanized and painted, along with material choices of
steel, stainless steel and aluminum.
Beyond its versatility as a basic building material, metal framing
is popular for more exotic applications such as clean rooms,
satellite dish supports, x–ray supports, storage racks, theater
screens, tunnel stanchions and offshore platform catwalks.
While the uses of metal framing are truly unlimited, they fall
into three major categories.
Electrical Systems
Versatile metal framing is widely used by electrical contractors
to support conduit, panel boxes, raceway systems and other
electrical components. In addition, Power–Strut channel can be
used as a wiring raceway. Products marked with the UL symbol
in this catalog are listed by Underwriter’s Laboratories for use
in raceway applications.
Channel raceways or support systems can be attached to ceilings,
wood or steel beams, inside columns or imbedded in concrete.
Trapeze systems can support conduit from either the top or bottom.
As a lighting support system, metal framing helps assure proper
alignment over long spans. As a raceway system, channel offers
an opportunity to reduce construction costs through more efficient
use of installation labor. The exceptional versatility of channel
gives contractors more flexibility in solving miscellaneous problems
which may arise at the job site.
A Broad and Versatile Metal Framing Line Backed
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Mechanical Systems That Reduce Costs
For mechanical support of HVAC, plumbing and fire protection
systems, the versatility of metal framing systems is unmatched.
It is by far the most popular framing system with contractors
because the wide variety of fittings and support devices
available help solve virtually any support problem without
expensive welding.
Piping stanchions, ceiling and wall-mounted supports and tunnel
supports are common metal framing applications. Concrete insert,
shelf bracket, wall and ceiling-mounted systems provide flexible
solutions to any piping support applications.
In addition, pipe support products such as Power-Wrap and cush-
ioned clamps provide insulation to prevent potential damage from
noise, vibration, temperature variations and metal-to-metal contact.
OEM Components and Maintenance
Metal Framing systems provide convenient solutions for mainte-
nance and retrofit requirements in processing and manufacturing
facilities. Also, Power-Strut products can be used as cost-effective
components in OEM applications. For example, channel can
be used as conveyor stands and side rails or provide framing
for panel cabinetry products, or for generator, motor and
pump supports.
The complete line of products and leading reputation for quality
and service make Power-Strut your practical choice for metal
framing. Contact your local Power-Strut representative for
additional information.
by a Leading Reputation for Quality and Service.
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Pipe clamp fittings
PS 1100 (typical)
Standard back-to-back
combination channel
Plastic End Cap
(typical)
Anchor
(suitable for wall material)
Square Washer
PS 619 w/Hex Nut
Overhead Support Vertical to Horizontal Wall Mount Organize & Control MultiShelf
or Utility Support
Pipe clamp
fittings
(typical)
Versatile Power-Strut installation
of utility piping means that
expansion is just a matter of
inserting another pipe clamp!
PS 611
(typical)
Anchor
(suitable for wall material)
Check span for allowable load
Pipe Rack
Trapeze Support
Overhead Multi-Use Support Systems
Using Channel Attached to “I” Beams
Stock brackets are
available in lengths
from 6" to 36"
Wall Mounted Brackets
Wall-mounted
channel
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Standard Channel and Fitting Assembly
The factory punched holes
in “H” series channel allow
fittings to be attached to
either side.
Just loosen the nuts
to easily adjust position
Trapeze Support System
Supports for Threaded Rod Attachments
Between Beams
Use Beam Clamps in pairs
Select channel size based on load requirements
PS 203 for
3
⁄8" Rod
(eyelet link)
Threaded Rod
PS RS
3
⁄8" (channel nut)
w/PS 619
3
⁄8" (sq. washer)
Pipe Hanger
Ganged Pipe Support
Supports for Threaded Rod Attachments
to Single Beams
Standard “I” beam
Standard channel
Pipe clamps
Use Beam Clamps
in pairs
Hanger support
Select channel size based
on load requirements
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ZINC COATING
Power-Strut products are available in
four types of zinc coatings:
• Electroplated (EG)
• Pregalvanized (PG)
• Hot-Dipped Galvanized (HG)
• Yellow Dichromate (ZD)
Zinc coatings offer two types of
protection:
1. Barrier: The zinc coating protects
the steel substrate from direct con-
tact with the environment.
2. Sacrificial: The zinc coating will
protect scratches, cut edges, etc.
through an anodic sacrificial pro-
cess.
The service life of zinc coating is
directly related to the zinc coating
thickness as shown below.
COMPARISON OF ZINC
GALVANIZED FINISHES
Finish Zinc Thickness
Hot-Dipped Galvanized 2.6 MIL
Pregalvanized 0.75 MIL
Electro-Galvanized (SC1) 0.2 MIL
Electro-Galvanized (SC3) 0.5 MIL
Power-Gold (SC1) 0.2 MIL
Power-Gold (SC3) 0.5 MIL
Zinc Coating
Prepared Steel
Channel, Closures, Clamps & Fittings
Hot-Dipped Galvanized (HG)
Material is coated with zinc after being
roll-formed or after all manufacturing
operations are completed, conform-
ing to ASTM specification No. A123 or
A153.
Electro-Galvanized
Zinc Coating
Prepared Steel
Bolts, Nuts, Clamps & Fittings
Electro-Galvanized (EG)
Fittings and hardware are electrolytically
coated with zinc to commercial stan-
dards (ASTM-B633 Type III C1).
SC1 (mild) has a Zinc coating of 0.2
and is recommended for dry indoor
use. SC1 is the standard finish
thickness.
SC3 (Severe) has a Zinc coating of
0.5 mill and is the standard finish
thickness only on UL Listed raceway
products.
Electro-Plated
Zinc Coating
Yellow Dichromate
Conversion Coat
Prepared Steel
Channel & Fittings
Pre-galvanized
Steel
Channel & Closures
Pregalvanized (PG)
Material (steel strip) is coated with zinc
by hot-dip process prior to roll-forming
or press operations.
The zinc coating conforms to
ASTM A653, Grade 90 General
Requirement for Steel Sheet,
Zinc–Coated (Galvanized) by Hot Dip
Process.
Power-Gold (ZD)
A Electro-galvanized zinc plate is
applied with a cohesive molecular bond
to the steel base metal, in compliance
with the ASTM B633 standard. Yellow
Dichromate is applied over the zinc and
results in a gold appearance which acts
as a nonporous barrier sealant.
SC1 (mild) has a Zinc coating of 0.2 and
is recommended for dry indoor use. SC1
is the standard finish thickness
SC3 (Severe) has a Zinc coating of 0.5
mill and is the standard finish thickness
only on UL Listed raceway products.
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POWER-GREEN®
TECHNICAL DATA
STEEL SUBSTRATE PREPARATION
Eight stage continuous cleaning,
rinse, zinc phosphate conversion
coating and sealer.
COATING
Thermoset epoxy
Color: Federal Highway Green
Color Tolerance Chart
PR Color No. 4.
Hardness: 2H+
Coating Process: Cathodic
Electrodeposition.
PERFORMANCE
Salt Spray:
Scribed: exceeds 400 hrs per
ASTM B117. (1⁄8 Creep)
Unscribed: exceeds 600 hours per
ASTM B117. (6% Red Rust)
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
Formulated as a “heavy metal”- free
coating (trace elements only).
Outgassing in service: essentially
none at 350°F for 24 hrs.
Type 304 or
Type 316
Stainless Steel
Channel, Closures & Fittings
Stainless Steel (SS)
Material in accordance with
ASTM A240 (Type 304 or type 316).
Extruded Aluminum
Channel, Closures & Fittings
Aluminum (AL)
Channel is extruded aluminum in
accordance with ASTM B221 Type
6063-T6.
Steel
(oiled surface)
Channel, Closures & Fittings
Plain (PL)
Plain finish designation means that the
channel retains the oiled surface ap-
plied to the raw steel during the rolling
process. The fittings have the original
oiled surface of the bar-stock material.
Prepared Steel
Sealer
Zinc Phosphate
E-Coat
Channel, Closures & Fittings
Power-Green® (GR)
Channel and parts are cleaned and
phosphated. Immediately afterward,
a uniform coat of rust-inhibiting
thermoset epoxy paint is applied by
cathodic electro-deposition and
thoroughly baked.
Finishes (Ordering):
When ordering, add the finish to
the part number.
Examples: PS 200-10 PG
PS 200-10 ZD
PS 200-10 GR
PS 200-10 HG
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* Channel referenced is 15⁄8" wide, fittings referenced are
for 15⁄8" channel.
† Some 1⁄4" fittings are produced from A-36 Structural Steel.
Materials:
Channel* & Closures – Pregalvanized
ASTM A653 Grade 33, Steel Sheet Zinc Coated by Hot Dip
Process
Channel* – Plain, Painted or Hot Dip Galvanized
ASTM A–1011 Grade 33, Hot Rolled Carbon Steel Sheet
and Strip, Structural Quality
Channel* – Stainless Steel
ASTM A–240, Type 304, Heat Resisting Chromium and
Chromium–Nickel Stainless Steel Plate, Sheet, Strip for
Pressure Vessel
Channel* – Aluminum
ASTM B–221, Type 6063 T6, Aluminum Alloy
Extruded Bar, Rod, Wire, Shape and Tube
Closures – Plain, Painted or Hot Dip Galvanized
ASTM A1008, Steel, Strip, Carbon, Cold–Rolled
Fittings* – Steel
1⁄4" Nominal Thickness – ASTM A–575 and A576†
3⁄8" Nominal Thickness – A36 (Structural Steel)
Fittings* – Aluminum
ASTM B–209
Accessories – Steel
Less than 1⁄4" Nominal Thickness – ASTM A–569, 1008–
1010 Grade, or (when Pre–Galvanized) ASTM A–527/
Coating Designation G90
Pipe Clamps – Steel
A–1011SS Grade 33
Pipe Clamps – Stainless Steel
ASTM A–240, Type 304
Pipe Clamps – Aluminum
ASTM B-209, 5052, H32 Grade, Sheet and Plate
Channel Nuts
ASTM (3⁄8" & 1⁄2") A-576 Grade 1015M, A–675 (1⁄4")
Grade 60, Case Hardened to RC25 min.
Hex Nuts and Bolts
ASTM A–563, Grade A and ASTM A–307, Grade A
Threaded
Low Carbon Steel
Yeild = 32 ksi min.
Tensile = 52 ksi min
Product testing is an important Part of Power-Strut’s Quality As-
surance Program. We utilize our own testing facilities, as well as
those of independent testing laboratories, to determine design
loads with proper and adequate safety factors. These design loads
are indicated, where applicable, throughout the catalog. Loads
are based on AISI Specification For The Design Of Cold-Formed
Steel Structural Members, 2001 Edition.
Destructive and non-destructive testing procedures are used to test
for variables such as corrosion, conductivity, electro-static dissipa-
tion, ultra-violet resistance, wind resistance, dimensional accuracy,
material integrity and slip resistance.
In short, if there’s a specification to meet, Power-Strut will develop
a test to quantify and verify it. Using design properties of the Pow-
er-Strut framing members, load data given in this catalog, and/or
design procedures of the American Iron & Steel Institute Specifica-
tion For The Design Of Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members,
2001 Edition, it is possible to design any type of structure within
the capabilities of the system.
Assemblies or connections that cannot be calculated using provi-
sions of the AISI specifications must be established by application-
specific tests.
Product Load Testing
We reserve the right to make specification
changes without notice.
While every effort has been made to assure the
accuracy of information contained in this catalog
at the time of publication, we cannot accept
responsibility for inaccuracies resulting from
undetected errors or omissions.
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Channel
PS 100 .....................22 PS 100 2T3 .............. 22 PS 150 ..................... 24 PS 150 2T3 .............. 24 PS 200 .....................26 PS 200 2T3 .............. 26 PS 200 2T2 .............. 28
PS 200 2T4 .............. 28 PS 200 2T5 .............. 28 PS 200 3T6 .............. 28 PS 200 PLA ............. 29 PS 200 PLC ............. 29 PS 210 ..................... 30 PS 210 2T3 .............. 30
PS 300 .....................32 PS 300 2T3 .............. 32 PS 400 ..................... 34 PS 400 2T3 .............. 34 PS 500 .....................36 PS 500 2T3 .............. 36 PS 520 ..................... 38
PS 520 2T3 .............. 38 PS 560 ..................... 40 PS 560 2T3 .............. 40 PS 6152 ...................42 PS 6153 ...................42 PS 9050 ...................42
Fasteners
PS 6024 ...................45 PS 6072 ...................45 PS 6075 ...................45 PS 6064 ...................45 PS 6108 ...................45 PS 6112 ...................45 PS 83 .......................45
PS 209 .....................45 PS 230 .....................46 PS 231 .....................46 PS 211 .....................46 PS 3281 ...................46 PS 146 .....................46 PS 135 .....................46
PS 517 .....................46 PS LS ...................... 47 PS RS ...................... 47 PS SS ...................... 47 PS NS ......................47 PS NS S ...................47 PS TG ......................47
PS ML ...................... 47 PS 3500 ................... 48 PS KW ..................... 48 PS 202 ..................... 48 PS 203 ..................... 48 PS 204 ..................... 48 PS 205 ..................... 48
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PS 601 .....................50 PS 602 .....................50 PS 617 .....................50 PS 618 .....................50 PS 619 .....................50 PS 2504 ...................50 PS 620 .....................51
PS 621 .....................51 PS 718 .....................50 PS 719 .....................50 PS 888 .....................50 PS 889 .....................50 PS 712 .....................51 PS 714 .....................51
PS 744 .....................51 PS 750 .....................51 PS 925 .....................51 PS 2190 ...................51 PS 747 .....................51 PS 822 .....................51 PS 854 .....................51
PS 2112 ...................51 PS 603 .....................52 PS 921 .....................52 PS 763 .....................52 PS 764 .....................52 PS 604 .....................52 PS 2144 ...................52
PS 806 .....................52 PS 2520 ...................52 PS 605 .....................52 PS 606 .....................53 PS 745 .....................53 PS 2545 ...................52 PS 607 .....................53
PS 3049 ...................53 PS 3373 ...................53 PS 614 .....................53 PS 615 .....................53 PS 716 R or L ..........53 PS 720 R or L .......... 53 PS 660 ..................... 53
PS 927 .....................54 PS 689 A & B .......... 54 PS 713 ..................... 53 PS 715 ..................... 53 PS 622 ..................... 54 PS 752 R or L .......... 54 PS 746 ..................... 54
PS 748 ..................... 54 PS 3326 R or L ........54 PS 2007 R or L ........ 54 PS 633 ..................... 55 PS 624 ..................... 54 PS 781 ..................... 55 PS 793 ..................... 55
PS 2113 ................... 54 PS 9400 ................... 55 PS 9401 ................... 55 PS 9402 ................... 55 PS 9403 ................... 56 PS 9404 ................... 56 PS 926 ..................... 54
PS 2054 ................... 55 PS 810 ..................... 55 PS 812 ..................... 56 PS 756 ..................... 57 PS 2601 ................... 57 PS 611 ..................... 57 PS 612 ..................... 57
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PS 711 ..................... 57 PS 928 ..................... 57 PS 609 ..................... 57 PS 647 ..................... 56 PS 692 ..................... 56 PS 2523 ................... 56 PS 2532 ................... 56
PS 3060 ................... 56 PS 613 ..................... 57 PS 679 ..................... 57 PS 2648 ................... 57 PS 687A, B & C ....... 58 PS 710 ..................... 57 PS 2119 ................... 57
PS 721 ..................... 58 PS 929 ..................... 58 PS 978 ..................... 58 PS 709 ..................... 58 PS 733 ..................... 58 PS 678 ..................... 58 PS 677 ..................... 58
PS 734 ..................... 58 PS 735 ..................... 58 PS 623 ..................... 58 PS 993 ..................... 59 PS 922 R or L .......... 59 PS 2117 R or L ........59 PS 2128 R or L ........ 60
PS 631 ..................... 59 PS 644 ..................... 59 PS 645 ..................... 59 PS 629 ..................... 59 PS 616, PS 646 ....... 59 PS 804 ..................... 59 PS 704 ..................... 59
PS 1004 ................... 59 PS 2129 R or L ........60 PS 665 ..................... 60 PS 666 ..................... 60 PS 667 ..................... 60 PS 943 ..................... 60 PS 670 ..................... 61
PS 668 ..................... 60 PS 821 ..................... 60 PS 913 ..................... 60 PS 923 ..................... 60 PS 945 ..................... 60 PS 669 ..................... 61 PS 2514 ................... 60
PS 3013 & SQ ......... 61 PS 3025 & FL .......... 61 PS 3033 & SQ ......... 61 PS 3040 ................... 61 PS 2064 ................... 61 PS 3064 ................... 62 PS 3029 ................... 62
PS 3041 ................... 61 PS 2521 ................... 62 PS 2522 ................... 62 PS 2528 1 ................ 62 PS 2528 ................... 62 PS 2524 ................... 62 PS 2525 ................... 62
PS 626 ..................... 63 PS 661 T1 & T2 ....... 63 PS 808 T1 & T2 ....... 63 PS 651 ..................... 63 PS 809 ..................... 63 PS 708 ..................... 63 PS 3164 ................... 64
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PS 732 ..................... 63 PS 838 R or L ..........64 PS 3282 ................... 64 PS 825 R or L ............4 PS 826 ..................... 64 PS 2404 thru
PS 2408 ................... 64 PS 2422 ................... 64
PS 2421 ................... 65 PS 855 ..................... 65 PS 2651 ................... 65 PS 2657 ................... 65 PS 2656 ................... 65 PS 685 ..................... 65 PS 686 ..................... 66
PS 2653 ................... 66 PS 907, PS 998 ....... 66 PS 916 ..................... 66 PS 684 ..................... 66 PS 2622 ................... 66 PS 736 ..................... 66 PS 2623 ................... 67
PS 3201 ................... 67 PS 2624 ................... 65 PS 871 ..................... 67 PS 858 ..................... 67 PS 865 ..................... 67 PS 2654 & A ............ 68 PS 2626 ................... 68
PS 135X ...................67 PS 85 ....................... 67 PS 95 ....................... 68 PS 86 ....................... 68 PS 93 ....................... 68 PS 94 ....................... 68
Pipe & Conduit Clamps
PS 1000 ................... 70 PS 1100 Series ....... 70 PS 1300 ................... 70 PS 1200 ................... 71 PS 3138 ................... 72 PS 3126 ................... 72 PS 1450 ................... 72
PS 3792 ................... 75 PS 67 ....................... 70 PS 69 ....................... 71 PS 137 ..................... 71 PS 51 ....................... 72 PS 004T ................... 74 PS UB ...................... 76
PS 004M .................. 75 PS 270 ..................... 72 PS 52E ..................... 75 PS MU ..................... 76 PS TP ......................73 PS CT ...................... 73 PS 1901 ................... 77
PS 815 ..................... 77 PS 1911 ................... 77 PS 816 ..................... 77 PS 1902 ................... 78 PS PP ...................... 78
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Solid
Raceway ................. 80
Knock-Out
Raceway ................. 80
Application
Example .............81-83 PS 655 Series ......... 84 PS 2511,
PS 2581 ................... 84
PS 2560,
PS 2561 ................... 84 PS 2640 ................... 84
PS 803 ..................... 84 PS 2625 ................... 84 PS 707 ..................... 84 PS 707 & P .............. 84 PS 2632 ................... 85 PS 2632D ................85 PS 2631 ................... 85
PS 2631D ................ 85 PS 3301 ................... 85 PS 807 ..................... 85 PS 2636 ................... 86 PS 2637 ................... 86 PS 702 ..................... 86 PS 703 ..................... 86
PS 702 D ................. 86 PS 703 D .................86 PS 659 ..................... 86 PS 658 ..................... 86 PS 2621 ................... 87 PS 2639 ................... 87 PS 2662 ................... 87
PS 2660 ................... 87 PS 2661 ................... 87 PS 2094 ................... 87 PS 649 Series ......... 88 PS 760 ..................... 88 PS 671 ..................... 88 PS 2800 ................... 88
PS 2802 ................... 88 PS 2801 ................... 88 PS 2803 ................... 88 PS 2700 ................... 88 PS 791 ..................... 89 PS 2627 ................... 89 PS 1510 ................... 89
PS 1500 ................... 89 PS 722 ..................... 90 PS 1610 ................... 90 PS 1801 ................... 89
Concrete Inserts
PS 349 ..................... 92 PS 449 ..................... 93 PS 656,
PS 901 ..................... 93 PS 653 ..................... 92 PS 654 ..................... 92 PS 1154 ................... 94 PS 6151 ................... 93
PS 285 ..................... 94 PS 285 N .................94 PS 152 ..................... 94 PS 680 ..................... 94 PS 3700 ................... 94
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Junior Channel
PS 600J ................... 96 PS 700J ................... 97 PS 3017 ................... 96 PS 4017 ................... 96 PS 2013 ................... 97 PS 2014 ................... 97 PS 2015 ................... 97
PS 2016 ................... 97 PS 2033 ................... 97 PS 2034 ................... 97 PS 2008 ................... 98 PS 2017 ................... 98 PS 2018 ................... 98 PS 2025 ................... 98
PS 2037 ................... 98 PS 2019 ................... 98 PS 2024 ................... 98 PS 2023 R or L ........ 98 PS 2010 ................... 98 PS 2026 ................... 98 PS 2011 ................... 98
PS 2029 ................... 96 PS 2041 ................... 98
Power-Angle®
PA 158 ................... 100 PA 238 ................... 100 PA 318 ...................100 PA 1SC, PA 1RC ... 100 PA 1GP ..................100 PA 1SNB ............... 100 PA 1RP .................. 100
Fiberglass Aickinstrut®
20P-2000, 20V-2000
& 20E-2000 ............111
20P-2200, 20V-2200
& 20E-2200 ............111
20P-2300, 20V-2300
& 20E-2300 ............111
20P-2100,
20V-2100 ............... 111
20P-1500,
20V-1500 ............... 111
20P-1700,
20V-1700 ............... 111
20P-1800,
20V-1800 ............... 111
20P-1600,
20V-1600 ............... 111
20P-1000, 20V-1000,
20E-1000 ............... 111
20P-1200, 20V-1200,
20E-1200 ............... 111
20P-1300, 20V-1300,
20E-1300 ............... 111
20P-1100,
20V-1100 ............... 111
20P-2000-SST,
20V-2000-SST ....... 111
20P-2200-SST,
20V-2200-SST ....... 111
20P-2300-SST,
20V-2300-SST ....... 111
20P-2100-SST,
20V-2100-SST ....... 111
20P/V-2500,
20P/V-2800 ............ 114
20P/V-2502,
20P/V-2802 ............ 114
20P/V-2504,
20P/V-2804 ............ 114
20P/V-2506,
20P/V-2806 ............ 114 50PU-2616 ............. 114
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20P/V-2508,
20P/V-2808 ............ 114
20P/V-2510,
20P/V-2810R,
20P/V-2810L, .........114
20P/V-2512,
20P/V-212 .............. 114
20P/V-2514,
20P/V-2814 ............ 114
20P/V-2516,
20P/V-2816R,
20P/V2816L ........... 115
20P/V-2518,
20P/V-2818 ............ 115
20P/V-2520,
20P/V-2820 ............ 115
20P/V-2522,
20P/V-2822 ............ 115
20P/V-2524,
20P/V-2824 ............ 115
20P/V-2526,
20P/V-2826 ............ 115
20P/V-2528,
20P/V-2828 ............ 115
20P/V-2530,
20P/V-2830 ............ 115
20P/V-2534,
20P/V-2834 ............ 115
20P-2541,
20V-2541 ............... 115
20P/V-2540,
20P/V-2840 ............ 115 50PU-2611 ............. 115 20P-2542,
20V-2542 ............... 116 50PU-2611-SP ....... 116 50PU-2613 ............. 116 50PU-1508,
50PU-2008 .............116 50PU-2045 ............. 116
50PU-2090 .............116
50PU-2636, 50PU-
2636A, 50PU-3636B,
50PU-2936 .............116
50PU-2538 .............116
20PU-5853, 20PU-
5854, 20PU-5855,
20 PP-5853, 20PP-
5854, 20PP-5855 ... 116
20PU-5903, 20PU-
5904, 20PU-5905,
20PU-5903, 20PP-
5904, 20PP-5905 ... 116
Adjustable Pipe
Clamp .................... 117 50PU-500SP
................117
Rigid Pipe
Clamps .................. 118
Two-Hole Pipe
Straps ....................118 Aickin-A-Grip ........ 119 20E-5000 ............... 119 AIC-EC .................. 119 Nonmetallic
U-Bolts .................. 120 Hex Flange Bolts ..120
Hex Bolts .............. 120 Vinyl Ester Square
Head Bolts ............ 121 Hex Nuts ............... 121 Hex Flange Nuts ... 121 Vinyl Ester Square
Head Bolts ............ 121 Flat Washers ........ 121 All-Thread
Washers ................ 121
Heavy Duty
Channel Nuts ........122
Standard Duty
Channel Nuts ........122 Saddle Clips ......... 122 Stop-Lock
Assemblies ........... 122
Fabricated Beam
Clamps .................. 122
Molded Clevis
Hanger .................. 123
Hand Lay-Up Clevis
Hangers ................ 123
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Fiberglass Aickinstrut® (cont.)
Molded Beam
Clamps .................. 123
Cope-Glas Beam
Clamps .................. 123 Beam Clip ............. 123 Threaded Rod .......124 Rod Couplers ....... 124 Duraclamp ............ 124 Channel
Hangers ................ 124
Power-Rack
Stanchions ........... 125 Wall Brackets ....... 125 Heavy Duty
Post Base ............. 126 Stands ................... 126
Fiberglass Aickinshapes®
Equal Leg Angle ...127 Channel ................. 127 I-Beam ................... 127 Wide Flange
I-Beam ................... 127 Flat Sheet .............. 128 Embedment Angle 128 Square Tube ......... 128
Square Bar ............128 Rectangular Tube 128 Round Rod ........... 128 Flat Strip ............... 129 Round Tube .......... 129 Door Frame ........... 129 Threshold ............. 129
Hat Section ........... 129 Flight Channel ...... 129 Toe Plate ............... 130 Square Bar ............130 Square Tube ......... 130 Fixed Connector ..130 Handrail
Connectors ........... 130
Fiberglass Sealers, Coatings & Promotional Material
Aickinzap .............. 131 Aickincoat .............131 Distributor
Display .................. 131
Distributor Literature
Display .................. 131
Adj. Pipe Clamp
Sample .................. 131
Rigid Pipe Clamp
Sample .................. 131
Aickinstrut Sample
Box ........................ 131
Fiberglass AickinGrate®
1" Molded
Grating .................. 134
1" Molded
Grating .................. 134
11⁄2" Molded
Grating .................. 134
2" Molded
Grating .................. 134
“I” Bar Pultruded
Grating ...........136-137
“T” Bar Pultruded
Grating ...........138-139
Molded
Stair Treads .......... 141
Pultruded
Stair Treads .......... 141 Aickinplate ............142 Molded Grating
Clip ........................ 143
Pultruded Grating
Clip ........................ 143
Molded Grating Floor
Pedestals .............. 143
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CHANNEL
CHANNEL
ENGINEERING CATALOG
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Power-Strut channel sections are
produced by multiple sets of forming
rolls which cold-work strip steel into the
channel configuration. This type of roll
forming produces a uniform channel
section held to the specifications
of MFMA-4.
■ Materials:
Plain and painted green channels are formed from structural quality
strip steel which conforms to the requirements of ASTM A-1011 SS
Grade 33. Pre-galvanized channel conforms to the requirements of
ASTM A-653 Grade 33.
■ standard lengths:
Stock lengths are 10 and 20 feet. Special lengths are available
upon request.
■ standard Finishes:
Standard Power-Strut channel is available in plain, painted green,
zinc dichromate or pre-galvanized finishes.
■ Ordering inFOrMatiOn:
When ordering, add the length or size and finish to the part number.
See page 8 - 9 for finish abbreviations and an example.
Type
of Load
Safety Factor
to Yield Strength
Safety Factor to
Ultimate Strength
Beam Loads 1.67 2.0
Column Load 1.80 2.2
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PS 100 – 15⁄8" x 31⁄4" x 12 ga.
See Pages 22-23
PS 150 – 15⁄8" x 27⁄16" x 12 ga.
See Pages 24-25
PS 200 – 15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 12 ga.
See Pages 26-29
PS 500 – 15⁄8" x 13⁄16" x 14 ga.
See Pages 36-37
PS 520 – 15⁄8" x 13⁄16" x 12 ga.
See Pages 38-39
PS 560 – 15⁄8" x 13⁄16" x 16 ga.
See Pages 40-41
PS 400 – 15⁄8" x 1" x 12 ga.
See Pages 34-35
PS 300 – 15⁄8" x 13⁄8" x 12 ga.
See Pages 32 -33
PS 210 – 15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 14 ga.
See Pages 30-31
PS 600J – 13⁄16" x 13⁄16" x 19 ga.
See Junior Channel
Page 96
PS 700J – 13⁄16" x 13⁄32" x 19 ga.
See Junior Channel
Page 97
Channel Nut
Size-Thread
Allowable
Gauge Channel
Pull-Out
Strength (Lbs.)
Resistance
to Slip (Lbs.)
Torque
Ft.-Lbs.
3⁄4"-10
12 Gauge
PS 100
PS 150
PS 200
PS 300
2,500 1,700 *125
5⁄8"-11 2,500 1,500 *100
1⁄2"-13 2,000 1,500 50
5⁄16"-14 1,400 1,000 35
3⁄8"-16 1,000 800 19
5⁄16"-18 800 500 11
1⁄4"-20 600 300 6
1⁄2"-13 12 Gauge
PS 400
PS 520
1,500 1,500 50
3⁄8"-16 1,000 800 19
5⁄16"-18 800 500 11
1⁄4"-20 600 300 6
1⁄2"-13 14 Gauge
PS 210
PS 500
1,400 1,000 50
3⁄8"-16 1,000 750 19
5⁄16"-18 800 400 11
1⁄4"-20 600 300 6
1⁄2"-13
16 Gauge
PS 560
1,000 1,000 50
3⁄8"-16 1,000 750 19
5⁄16"-18 800 400 11
1⁄4"-20 600 300 6
* May require 3⁄8" or 1⁄2 thick fitting.
Nut design loads include a minimum safety factor of 3.
Note: Refer to the Channel Nut Selection Chart on page 44 for the part number
Maximum Allowable Pull-Out and Slip Loads
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Channel
Channel with Holes (H)
Channel with Elongated Holes (EH)
Channel with Slots (S)
Channel with Holes on Three Sides (H3)
Channel with Slotted Back (SB)
Channel with Knockouts (KO6)
1 5⁄8"
13⁄16"1 7⁄8"
(typ.)
9⁄16" Dia. Holes
1 5⁄8"
13⁄16"1 7⁄8"
(typ.)
9⁄16" Dia. Holes
1 5⁄8"
1⁄2"4"
13⁄32" x 3" Slot
15⁄8"
5⁄8"2"
9⁄16" x 11⁄8" Dia. Holes
1 5⁄8"
6"
7⁄8" Dia. Knockouts
3"
1 5⁄8"
3⁄4"
41⁄2"
7⁄8" x 3 1⁄2" Slot
Available With These Select Channel Types:
PS 100
PS 150
PS 150 2T3
PS 200
PS 200 2T3
PS 210
PS 300
PS 300 2T3
PS 400
PS 500
PS 500 2T3
PS 520
PS 560
■■■■■■■■■■■■■
Available With These Select Channel Types:
PS 100
PS 150
PS 150 2T3
PS 200
PS 200 2T3
PS 210
PS 300
PS 300 2T3
PS 400
PS 500
PS 500 2T3
PS 520
PS 560
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
Available With These Select Channel Types:
PS 100
PS 150
PS 150 2T3
PS 200
PS 200 2T3
PS 210
PS 300
PS 300 2T3
PS 400
PS 500
PS 500 2T3
PS 520
PS 560
■
Available With These Select Channel Types:
PS 100
PS 150
PS 150 2T3
PS 200
PS 200 2T3
PS 210
PS 300
PS 300 2T3
PS 400
PS 500
PS 500 2T3
PS 520
PS 560
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
Available With These Select Channel Types:
PS 100
PS 150
PS 150 2T3
PS 200
PS 200 2T3
PS 210
PS 300
PS 300 2T3
PS 400
PS 500
PS 500 2T3
PS 520
PS 560
■ ■ ■ ■
Available With These Select Channel Types:
PS 100
PS 150
PS 150 2T3
PS 200
PS 200 2T3
PS 210
PS 300
PS 300 2T3
PS 400
PS 500
PS 500 2T3
PS 520
PS 560
■
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Weight: 300 lbs./100 ft. Weight: 300 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 300 lbs./100 ft. Weight: 305 lbs./100 ft.
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
PS 100 H - Channel with Holes PS 100 EH – Channel with Elongated Holes
PS 100 S - Channel with Slots PS 100 K06 – Channel with Knockouts
PS 100 - Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 31⁄4" x 12 ga.)
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 100
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
305 0.897 1.098 0.627 1.107 0.433 0.533 0.695
3 1⁄4"12 Ga.
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8"3⁄8"
7⁄8"
9⁄32"
X
X
1.750"
1.500"
Y
Y
1 5⁄8"
13⁄16"1 7⁄8"
(typ.)
9⁄16" Dia. Holes
15⁄8"
5⁄8"2"
9⁄16" x 11⁄8" Dia. Holes
1 5⁄8"
1⁄2"4"
13⁄32" x 3" Slot
1 5⁄8"
6"
7⁄8" Dia. Knockouts
3"
PS 100 2T3 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 61⁄2" x 12 ga.)
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
610 1.793 6.226 1.916 1.864 0.866 1.066 0.695
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 100 2T3
6 1⁄2"
12 Ga.
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8"3⁄8"
7⁄8"
9⁄32"
3.250"
Y
Y
XX
3.250"
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* Bearing load may govern capacity.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply
corresponding deflection by 0.8. This load table is based on a solid channel
section.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
For Pierced Channels, reduce beam load values as follows:
PS-100-EH 15% PS-100-S 15%
PS-100-H 10% PS-100-KO6 5%
BEAM LOADING – PS 100
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 5,260 0.03 5,260 5,260 5,260
36 3,500 0.07 3,500 3,500 3,500
48 2,630 0.12 2,630 2,630 2,630
60 2,100 0.18 2,100 2,100 1,920
72 1,750 0.26 1,750 1,750 1,330
84 1,500 0.36 1,500 1,470 980
96 1,310 0.47 1,310 1,120 750
108 1,170 0.59 1,170 890 590
120 1,050 0.73 960 720 480
144 880 1.06 670 500 330
168 750 1.43 490 370 240
192 660 1.88 370 280 190
216 580 2.35 300 220 150
240 530 2.95 240 180 120
COLUMN LOADING – PS 100
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face (lbs)
Maximum Column Load
Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 5,650 16,870 15,180 12,850 10,600
36 4,690 13,140 10,600 7,650 5,660
48 3,560 9,550 6,860 4,790 3,660
60 2,730 6,680 4,790 3,450 2,710
72 2,160 4,980 3,660 2,710 2,170
84 1,760 3,950 2,960 2,240 1,820
96 1,500 3,270 2,500 1,930 1,580
108 1,310 2,800 2,170 1,690 1,390
120 1,170 2,450 1,930 1,510 **
144 980 1,980 1,580 ** **
168 850 1,670 1,340 ** **
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
PS 100 & PS 100 2T3 - Load Data
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
COLUMN LOADING – PS 100 2T3
* Load limited by spot weld shear.
† Bearing load may govern capacity.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply
corresponding deflection by 0.8.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 10,670 39,230 38,030 36,210 34,240
36 10,350 36,450 34,240 31,200 28,260
48 9,940 33,220 30,200 26,430 23,190
60 9,290 29,950 26,430 22,470 19,380
72 8,560 26,880 23,190 19,380 16,450
84 7,860 24,140 20,520 17,040 12,090
96 7,220 21,790 18,370 13,330 9,250
108 6,600 19,790 16,450 10,530 7,310
120 5,760 18,130 13,330 8,530 **
144 4,390 14,020 9,250 ** **
168 3,420 10,300 6,800 ** **
Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 6,890 * 0.01 6,890 * 6,890 * 6,890 *
36 6,890 * 0.02 6,890 * 6,890 * 6,890 *
48 6,890 * 0.05 6,890 * 6,890 * 6,890 *
60 6,420 0.10 6,420 6,420 6,420
72 5,350 0.14 5,350 5,350 5,350
84 4,590 0.19 4,590 4,590 4,590
96 4,020 0.25 4,020 4,020 4,020
108 3,570 0.32 3,570 3,570 3,360
120 3,210 0.39 3,210 3,210 2,720
144 2,680 0.57 2,680 2,680 1,890
168 2,290 0.77 2,290 2,080 1,390
192 2,010 1.01 2,010 1,590 1,060
216 1,780 1.27 1,680 1,260 840
240 1,610 1.58 1,360 1,020 680
BEAM LOADING – PS 100 2T3
Resistance to Slip – 1,500 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
Pull Out Strength – 2,000 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
6,500 Lbs. 3,000 Lbs.
PS100 – Crush Loads
7,500 Lbs.
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Weight: 242 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 247 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 242 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 242 lbs./100 ft.
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
PS 150 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 27⁄16" x 12 ga.)
PS 150 H - Channel with Holes PS 150 EH – Channel with Elongated Holes
PS 150 S - Channel with Slots PS 150 K06 – Channel with Knockouts
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
247 0.726 0.522 0.390 0.848 0.334 0.411 0.679
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 150
2 7⁄16"
9⁄32"
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8"3⁄8"
7⁄8"
12 Ga.
X
X
1.103"
1.336"
Y
Y
1 5⁄8"
13⁄16"1 7⁄8"
(typ.)
9⁄16" Dia. Holes
15⁄8"
5⁄8"2"
9⁄16" x 11⁄8" Dia. Holes
1 5⁄8"
1⁄2"4"
13⁄32" x 3" Slot
1 5⁄8"
6"
7⁄8" Dia. Knockouts
3"
PS 150 2T3 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 47⁄8" x 12 ga.)
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
494 1.452 2.805 1.151 1.390 0.669 0.823 0.679
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 150 2T3
2.437"
2.437"
Y
Y
XX
PS 150 2T3 EH – Channel with Elongated Holes
Weight: 494 lbs./100 ft.
15⁄8"
5⁄8"2"
9⁄16" x 11⁄8" Dia. Holes
4 7⁄8"
12 Ga.
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8"3⁄8"
7⁄8"
9⁄32"
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BEAM LOADING – PS 150
Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 3,270 0.04 3,270 3,270 3,270
36 2,180 0.09 2,180 2,180 2,180
48 1,640 0.15 1,640 1,640 1,420
60 1,310 0.24 1,310 1,310 910
72 1,090 0.34 1,090 950 630
84 940 0.47 930 700 470
96 820 0.61 710 530 360
108 730 0.78 560 420 280
120 650 0.95 460 340 230
144 550 1.39 320 240 160
168 470 1.89 230 170 120
192 410 2.46 180 130 90
216 360 3.07 140 110 70
240 330 3.86 110 90 60
COLUMN LOADING – PS 150
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot
Face (lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 4,640 13,840 12,570 10,840 9,190
36 3,970 11,050 9,190 7,030 5,370
48 3,180 8,420 6,390 4,620 3,630
60 2,550 6,250 4,620 3,450 2,780
72 2,120 4,790 3,630 2,780 2,260
84 1,810 3,890 3,010 2,330 1,910
96 1,580 3,290 2,580 2,020 1,650
108 1,400 2,860 2,260 1,770 1,440
120 1,270 2,530 2,020 1,580 **
144 1,060 2,070 1,650 ** **
168 920 1,750 1,380 ** **
* Bearing load may govern capacity.
This load table is based on a solid channel section.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply
corresponding deflection by 0.8.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
For Pierced Channels, reduce beam load values as follows:
PS-150-EH 15%
PS-150-S 15%
PS-150-H 10%
PS-150-KO6 5%
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
PS 150 & PS 150 2T3 - Load Data
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
Resistance to Slip – 1,500 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
Pull Out Strength – 2,000 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
6,600 Lbs. 3,100 Lbs.
PS150 – Crush Loads
7,600 Lbs.
BEAM LOADING – PS 150 2T3
Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 5,220 * 0.01 5,220 * 5,220 * 5,220 *
36 5,220 * 0.04 5,220 * 5,220 * 5,220 *
48 4,820 0.08 4,820 4,820 4,820
60 3,860 0.13 3,860 3,860 3,860
72 3,220 0.19 3,220 3,220 3,220
84 2,760 0.26 2,760 2,760 2,500
96 2,410 0.34 2,410 2,410 1,920
108 2,140 0.42 2,140 2,140 1,510
120 1,930 0.52 1,930 1,840 1,230
144 1,610 0.76 1,610 1,280 850
168 1,380 1.03 1,250 940 630
192 1,210 1.35 960 720 480
216 1,070 1.70 760 570 380
240 960 2.09 610 460 310
COLUMN LOADING – PS 150 2T3
Unbraced
Height
(in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 8,580 31,810 30,880 29,520 28,100
36 8,350 29,700 28,100 26,000 24,070
48 8,080 27,390 25,330 22,910 20,940
60 7,720 25,170 22,910 20,510 17,170
72 7,270 23,190 20,940 17,170 12,700
84 6,780 21,510 18,740 13,430 9,330
96 6,130 20,110 15,630 10,290 7,150
108 5,450 17,750 12,700 8,130 5,650
120 4,800 15,260 10,290 6,590 **
144 3,760 10,830 7,150 ** **
168 2,970 7,950 5,250 ** **
*Load limited by spot weld shear.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply
corresponding deflection by 0.8.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
For Pierced Channels, reduce beam load values as follows:
PS-150 2T3-EH 15%
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ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 200
PS 200 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 12 ga.)
Weight: 185 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 186 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 189 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 173 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 175 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 185 lbs./100 ft.
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
PS 200 H - Channel with Holes PS 200 EH – Channel with Elongated Holes
PS 200 H3 - Channel with Holes PS 200 K06 – Channel with Knockouts
PS 200 S - Channel with Slots PS 200 SB – Channel with Slotted Back
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
189 0.555 0.185 0.202 0.577 0.236 0.290 0.651
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8"
3⁄8"
1 5⁄8"
7⁄8"9⁄32"
12 Ga.
.915"
.710"
Y
Y
X
X
1 5⁄8"
13⁄16"1 7⁄8"
(typ.)
9⁄16" Dia. Holes
15⁄8"
5⁄8"2"
9⁄16" x 11⁄8" Dia. Holes
1 5⁄8"
13⁄16"1 7⁄8"
(typ.)
9⁄16" Dia. Holes
1 5⁄8"
6"
7⁄8" Dia. Knockouts
3"
1 5⁄8"
1⁄2"4"
13⁄32" x 3" Slot
1 5⁄8"
3⁄4"
41⁄2"
7⁄8" x 3 1⁄2" Slot
PS 200 2T3 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 31⁄4" x 12 ga.)
3 1⁄4"
9⁄32"
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8"
3⁄8" 7⁄8"
12 Ga.
Y
Y
1.625"
X
X
1.625"
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
378 1.111 0.928 0.571 0.914 0.471 0.580 0.651
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 200 2T3
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Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 3,550 10,740 9,890 8,770 7,740
36 3,190 8,910 7,740 6,390 5,310
48 2,770 7,260 6,010 4,690 3,800
60 2,380 5,910 4,690 3,630 2,960
72 2,080 4,840 3,800 2,960 2,400
84 1,860 4,040 3,200 2,480 1,980
96 1,670 3,480 2,750 2,110 1,660
108 1,510 3,050 2,400 1,810 **
120 1,380 2,700 2,110 ** **
144 1,150 2,180 1,660 ** **
BEAM LOADING – PS 200
Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 1,690 0.06 1,690 1,690 1,690
36 1,130 0.13 1,130 1,130 900
48 850 0.22 850 760 500
60 680 0.35 650 480 320
72 560 0.50 450 340 220
84 480 0.68 330 250 160
96 420 0.89 250 190 130
108 380 1.14 200 150 100
120 340 1.40 160 120 80
144 280 2.00 110 80 60
168 240 2.72 80 60 40
192 210 3.55 60 50 NR
216 190 4.58 50 40 NR
240 170 5.62 40 NR NR
COLUMN LOADING – PS 200
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
PS 200 & PS 200 2T3 – Load Data
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
* Bearing load may govern capacity.
NR - Not Recommended
This load table is based on a solid channel section.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply
corresponding deflection by 0.8.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
For Pierced Channels, reduce beam load values as follows:
PS-200-EH 15% PS-200-S 15%
PS-200-H 10% PS-200-KO6 5%
PS-200-SB 30%
For Extruded Aluminum Channels, reduce beam load values 38%.
Resistance to Slip – 1,500 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
Pull Out Strength – 2,000 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
6,700 Lbs. 3,100 Lbs.
PS200 – Crush Loads
7,700 Lbs.
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 6,430 24,280 23,610 22,700 21,820
36 6,290 22,810 21,820 20,650 19,670
48 6,160 21,410 20,300 18,670 16,160
60 6,000 20,210 18,670 15,520 12,390
72 5,620 18,970 16,160 12,390 8,950
84 5,170 16,950 13,630 9,470 6,580
96 4,690 14,890 11,190 7,250 5,040
108 4,170 12,850 8,950 5,730 3,980
120 3,690 10,900 7,250 4,640 **
144 2,930 7,630 5,040 ** **
Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 3,500 * 0.02 3,500 * 3,500 * 3,500 *
36 3,190 0.07 3,190 3,190 3,190
48 2,390 0.13 2,390 2,390 2,390
60 1,910 0.20 1,910 1,910 1,620
72 1,600 0.28 1,600 1,600 1,130
84 1,370 0.39 1,370 1,240 830
96 1,200 0.51 1,200 950 630
108 1,060 0.64 1,000 750 500
120 960 0.79 810 610 410
144 800 1.14 560 420 280
168 680 1.53 410 310 210
192 600 2.02 320 240 160
216 530 2.54 250 190 130
240 480 3.16 200 150 100
BEAM LOADING – PS 200 2T3 COLUMN LOADING – PS 200 2T3
*Load limited by spot weld shear.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply cor-
responding deflection by 0.8. This load table is based on a solid channel section.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
For Pierced Channels, reduce beam load values as follows:
PS 200 2T3 EH 15%
(See PS 200 2T3 EH on page28.)
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PS 200 2T4 – Welded Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 31⁄4" x 12 ga.)
PS 200 2T5 – Welded Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 31⁄4" x 12 ga.)
PS 200 3T6 – Welded Steel Channel (31⁄4" x 31⁄4" x 12 ga.)
PS 200 2T2 – Welded Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 31⁄4" x 12 ga.)
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
1 5⁄8"
3 1⁄4"
Y
Y
XX
1 5⁄8"
3 1⁄4"
Y
Y
X
X
1.677"
1.574"
.761" .864"
1 5⁄8"
3 1⁄4"
Y
Y
XX
.915"
.710"
3 1⁄4"
3 1⁄4"
12 Ga.
1.896
1.354
1.323"
1.927"
XX
Y
Y
Weight: 378 lbs./100 ft.
Allowable Moment 18,640 In-Lbs
Weight: 378 lbs./100 ft.
Allowable Moment 15,950 In-Lbs
Weight: 378 lbs./100 ft.
Allowable Moment 18,640 In-Lbs
Weight: 566 lbs./100 ft.
Allowable Moment 18,680 In-Lbs
PS 200 2T3 EH – Channel with Elongated Holes
Weight: 370 lbs./100 ft.
15⁄8"
5⁄8"2"
9⁄16" x 11⁄8" Dia. Holes
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Y
Y
X
.494"
1.236"
PS 200 PLA – Welded Steel Channel & Plate PS 200 PLC – Welded Steel Channel & Plate
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
Span
(in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 9,100 * 0.01 9,100 * 9,100 * 9,100 *
36 9,100 * 0.05 9,100 * 9,100 * 9,100 *
48 7,000 0.08 7,000 7,000 7,000
60 5,600 0.13 5,600 5,600 5,600
72 4,660 0.19 4,660 4,660 4,660
84 4,000 0.26 4,000 4,000 3,630
96 3,500 0.34 3,500 3,500 2,780
108 3,110 0.43 3,110 3,110 2,200
120 2,800 0.52 2,800 2,670 1,780
144 2,330 0.75 2,330 1,850 1,230
168 2,000 1.03 1,810 1,360 910
192 1,750 1.34 1,390 1,040 690
216 1,550 1.69 1,100 820 550
240 1,400 2.10 890 670 440
BEAM LOADING – PS 200 PLC
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 11,420 36,800 33,890 30,440 27,600
36 10,600 30,840 27,600 24,400 22,160
48 9,860 26,400 23,560 21,060 19,470
60 9,160 23,370 21,060 19,160 18,020
72 8,610 21,310 19,470 18,020 17,140
84 8,170 19,890 18,410 17,260 15,240
96 7,790 18,890 17,670 16,760 11,670
108 7,460 18,160 17,140 13,280 9,220
120 7,150 17,590 16,760 10,750 7,470
144 5,660 16,840 11,670 7,470 **
168 4,520 12,990 8,570 ** **
COLUMN LOADING – PS 200 PLC
Part No. Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
PS 200 PLA 333 0.739 0.287 0.248 0.623 0.617 0.290 0.914
PS 200 PLC 668 1.965 4.068 1.669 1.439 1.092 1.190 0.745
ELEMENTS OF SECTION
1 3⁄16"
1.730"
4"
4 7⁄8"
1 5⁄8"
1.834"
2.437"
Y
Y
XX
PS 200 PLC – Load Data
*Load limited by spot weld shear.
† Bearing load may govern capacity.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply cor-
responding deflection by 0.8. This load table is based on a solid channel section.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric
loading.
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PS 210 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 14 ga.)
Weight: 137 lbs./100 ft. Weight: 141 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 137 lbs./100 ft. Weight: 137 lbs./100 ft.
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
PS 210 H - Channel with Holes PS 210 EH – Channel with Elongated Holes
PS 210 S - Channel with Slots PS 210 K06 – Channel with Knockouts
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 210
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
142 0.418 0.145 0.162 0.589 0.176 0.217 0.650
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8"
3⁄8"
1 5⁄8"
7⁄8"
9⁄32"
14 Ga.
.896"
.729"
Y
Y
XX
1 5⁄8"
13⁄16"1 7⁄8"
(typ.)
9⁄16" Dia. Holes
15⁄8"
5⁄8"2"
9⁄16" x 11⁄8" Dia. Holes
1 5⁄8"
1⁄2"4"
13⁄32" x 3" Slot
1 5⁄8"
6"
7⁄8" Dia. Knockouts
3"
PS 210 2T3 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 31⁄4" x 14 ga.)
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 210 2T3
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
284 0.835 0.733 0.451 0.937 0.353 0.434 0.650
3 1⁄4"
9⁄32"
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8"
3⁄8"7⁄8"
14 Ga.
Y
Y
1.625"
X
X
1.625"
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Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 1,350 0.06 1,350 1,350 1,350
36 900 0.13 900 900 700
48 680 0.23 680 590 400
60 540 0.36 510 380 250
72 450 0.51 350 260 180
84 390 0.70 260 190 130
96 340 0.92 200 150 100
108 300 1.15 160 120 80
120 270 1.42 130 90 60
144 230 2.09 90 70 40
168 190 2.75 60 50 30
192 170 3.67 50 40 NR
216 150 4.61 40 30 NR
240 140 5.90 30 NR NR
BEAM LOADING – PS 210
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 2,800 8,040 7,330 6,360 5,430
36 2,410 6,480 5,430 4,190 3,210
48 1,940 4,990 3,830 2,760 2,160
60 1,550 3,740 2,760 2,050 1,640
72 1,290 2,860 2,160 1,640 1,320
84 1,100 2,310 1,780 1,370 1,110
96 950 1,950 1,520 1,180 950
108 840 1,690 1,320 1,030 **
120 760 1,490 1,180 ** **
144 630 1,210 950 ** **
COLUMN LOADING – PS 210
PS 210 & PS 210 2T3 – Load Data
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
* Bearing load may govern capacity.
NR - Not Recommended
This load table is based on a solid channel section.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply
corresponding deflection by 0.8.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
For Pierced Channels, reduce beam load values as follows:
PS-210-EH 15%
PS-210-S 15%
PS-210-H 10%
PS-210-KO6 5%
Resistance to Slip – 1,000 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
Pull Out Strength – 1,400 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
3,500 Lbs. 1,700 Lbs.
PS210 – Crush Loads
4,000 Lbs.
Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 2,180 * 0.02 2,180 * 2,180 * 2,180 *
36 2,180 * 0.06 2,180 * 2,180 * 2,180 *
48 1,890 0.13 1,890 1,890 1,890
60 1,510 0.20 1,510 1,510 1,280
72 1,260 0.28 1,260 1,260 890
84 1,080 0.39 1,080 980 650
96 950 0.51 950 750 500
108 840 0.64 790 590 400
120 760 0.79 640 480 320
144 630 1.13 440 330 220
168 540 1.54 330 250 160
192 470 2.00 250 190 130
216 420 2.55 200 150 100
240 380 3.16 160 120 80
BEAM LOADING – PS 210 2T3
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 5,010 18,250 17,700 16,880 16,030
36 4,860 16,990 16,030 14,770 13,620
48 4,700 15,610 14,380 12,930 11,750
60 4,480 14,280 12,930 11,490 9,290
72 4,210 13,100 11,750 9,290 6,700
84 3,880 12,090 10,220 7,090 4,930
96 3,480 11,170 8,390 5,430 3,770
108 3,060 9,640 6,700 4,290 2,980
120 2,680 8,170 5,430 3,480 **
144 2,090 5,710 3,770 ** **
COLUMN LOADING – PS 210 2T3
*Load limited by spot weld shear.
† Bearing load may govern capacity.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply cor-
responding deflection by 0.8. This load table is based on a solid channel section.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric
loading.
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PS 300 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 13⁄8" x 12 ga.)
Weight: 165 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 165 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 165 lbs./100 ft.
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
PS 300 H - Channel with Holes PS 300 EH – Channel with Elongated Holes
PS 300 S - Channel with Slots
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
170 0.500 0.120 0.153 0.489 0.203 0.250 0.638
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 300
1 3⁄8"
9⁄32"
1 5⁄8"
7⁄8"
3⁄8"3⁄8"
12 Ga.
.784"
Y
Y
X
X
.591"
1 5⁄8"
13⁄16"1 7⁄8"
(typ.)
9⁄16" Dia. Holes
15⁄8"
5⁄8"2"
9⁄16" x 11⁄8" Dia. Holes
1 5⁄8"
1⁄2"4"
13⁄32" x 3" Slot
PS 300 2T3 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 23⁄4" x 12 ga.)
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 300 2T3
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
340 1.000 0.591 0.430 0.769 0.407 0.501 0.638
2 3⁄4"
1
5
⁄8"
12 Ga.
1.375"
1.375"
Y
Y
XX
PS 300 2T3 EH – Channel with Elongated Holes
Weight: 340 lbs./100 ft.
15⁄8"
5⁄8"2"
9⁄16" x 11⁄8" Dia. Holes
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Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 1,280 0.07 1,280 1,280 1,280
36 850 0.15 850 850 580
48 640 0.26 640 490 330
60 510 0.41 420 310 210
72 430 0.59 290 220 150
84 370 0.81 210 160 110
96 320 1.05 160 120 80
108 280 1.30 130 100 60
120 260 1.66 100 80 50
144 210 2.32 70 50 40
168 180 3.15 50 40 30
192 160 4.18 40 30 NR
216 140 5.21 NR NR NR
240 130 6.64 NR NR NR
BEAM LOADING – PS 300
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 3,180 9,690 8,980 8,050 7,210
36 2,920 8,160 7,210 6,130 5,240
48 2,590 6,820 5,810 4,730 3,860
60 2,300 5,740 4,730 3,690 2,990
72 2,040 4,850 3,860 2,990 2,270
84 1,830 4,100 3,240 2,400 **
96 1,650 3,530 2,770 1,840 **
108 1,450 3,080 2,270 ** **
120 1,250 2,710 1,840 ** **
COLUMN LOADING – PS 300
PS 300 & PS 300 2T3 – Load Data
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
* Bearing load may govern capacity.
NR - Not Recommended
This load table is based on a solid channel section.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply
corresponding deflection by 0.8.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
For Pierced Channels, reduce beam load values as follows:
PS-300-EH 15%
PS-300-S 15%
PS-300-H 10% Resistance to Slip – 1,500 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
Pull Out Strength – 2,000 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
6,700 Lbs. 3,200 Lbs.
PS300 – Crush Loads
7,700 Lbs.
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 5,740 21,780 21,200 20,430 19,720
36 5,620 20,520 19,720 18,830 17,680
48 5,520 19,400 18,570 16,570 14,260
60 5,330 18,510 16,570 13,670 10,810
72 5,030 16,850 14,260 10,810 7,730
84 4,630 14,990 11,930 8,180 5,680
96 4,190 13,090 9,720 6,260 4,350
108 3,720 11,230 7,730 4,950 **
120 3,300 9,460 6,260 4,010 **
144 2,620 6,590 4,350 ** **
COLUMN LOADING – PS 300 2T3
Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 2,960 * 0.03 2,960 * 2,960 * 2,960 *
36 2,400 0.08 2,400 2,400 2,400
48 1,800 0.15 1,800 1,800 1,610
60 1,440 0.23 1,440 1,440 1,030
72 1,200 0.33 1,200 1,080 720
84 1,030 0.46 1,030 790 530
96 900 0.59 810 610 400
108 800 0.75 640 480 320
120 720 0.93 520 390 260
144 600 1.34 360 270 180
168 510 1.81 260 200 130
192 450 2.38 200 150 100
216 400 3.01 160 120 80
240 360 3.72 130 100 NR
BEAM LOADING – PS 300 2T3
*Load limited by spot weld shear.
† Bearing load may govern capacity.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply cor-
responding deflection by 0.8. This load table is based on a solid channel section.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
For Pierced Channels, reduce beam load values as follows:
PS-300 2T3 EH 15%
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PS 400 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 1" x 12 ga.)
Weight: 136 lbs./100 ft. Weight: 136 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 136 lbs./100 ft.
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
PS 400 H - Channel with Holes PS 400 EH – Channel with Elongated Holes
PS 400 S - Channel with Slots
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
144 0.424 0.053 0.092 0.354 0.161 0.198 0.616
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 400
1"
9⁄32"
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8"3⁄8"
7⁄8"
12 Ga.
X
X
0.404"
0.596"
Y
Y
1 5⁄8"
13⁄16"1 7⁄8"
(typ.)
9⁄16" Dia. Holes
15⁄8"
5⁄8"2"
9⁄16" x 11⁄8" Dia. Holes
1 5⁄8"
1⁄2"4"
13⁄32" x 3" Slot
PS 400 2T3 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 2" x 12 ga.)
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
288 0.849 0.255 0.255 0.548 0.322 0.396 0.616
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 400 2T3
2" 9⁄32"
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8" 3⁄8"
7⁄8"
12 Ga.
X
X
1"
1"
Y
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Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 770 0.09 770 770 580
36 510 0.20 510 390 260
48 380 0.35 290 220 150
60 310 0.56 190 140 90
72 260 0.80 130 100 60
84 220 1.08 90 70 50
96 190 1.39 70 50 40
108 170 1.78 60 40 30
120 150 2.15 50 30 20
144 130 3.22 30 20 20
168 110 4.32 NR NR NR
192 100 5.87 NR NR NR
216 90 7.52 NR NR NR
BEAM LOADING – PS 400
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 2,620 8,280 7,760 7,140 6,580
36 2,470 7,210 6,580 5,310 4,030
48 2,180 6,200 4,870 3,280 2,280
60 1,770 4,760 3,280 2,100 **
72 1,420 3,450 2,280 ** **
84 1,150 2,530 1,670 ** **
96 ** 1,940 ** ** **
COLUMN LOADING – PS 400
PS 400 & PS 400 2T3 – Load Data
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
* Bearing load may govern capacity.
NR - Not Recommended
This load table is based on a solid channel section.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply
corresponding deflection by 0.8.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
For Pierced Channels, reduce beam load values as follows:
PS-400-EH 15%
PS-400-S 15%
PS-400-H 10%
Resistance to Slip – 1,500 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
Pull Out Strength – 2,000 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
7,300 Lbs. 3,400 Lbs.
PS400 – Crush Loads
8,400 Lbs.
Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 2,140 * 0.05 2,140 * 2,140 * 2,140 *
36 1,420 0.11 1,420 1,420 1,240
48 1,070 0.20 1,070 1,040 700
60 850 0.32 850 670 450
72 710 0.46 620 460 310
84 610 0.63 450 340 230
96 530 0.81 350 260 170
108 470 1.03 280 210 140
120 430 1.29 220 170 110
144 360 1.86 150 120 80
168 310 2.54 110 90 60
192 270 3.31 90 70 NR
216 240 4.19 70 NR NR
240 210 5.03 60 NR NR
BEAM LOADING – PS 400 2T3
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 4,720 18,310 17,840 17,300 16,760
36 4,640 17,360 16,760 15,260 13,610
48 4,470 16,280 14,720 12,460 10,170
60 4,230 14,590 12,460 9,610 6,980
72 3,930 12,750 10,170 6,980 4,840
84 3,520 10,880 7,990 5,130 3,560
96 3,070 9,050 6,130 3,920 **
108 2,690 7,340 4,840 3,100 **
120 2,360 5,940 3,920 ** **
COLUMN LOADING – PS 400 2T3
*Load limited by spot weld shear.
† Bearing load may govern capacity.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply cor-
responding deflection by 0.8. This load table is based on a solid channel section.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric
loading.
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PS 500 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 13⁄16" x 14 ga.)
Weight: 87 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 87 lbs./100 ft.
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 500
Weight: 87 lbs./100 ft.
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
98 0.290 0.026 0.054 0.298 0.107 0.132 0.609
PS 500 H - Channel with Holes PS 500 EH – Channel with Elongated Holes
PS 500 S - Channel with Slots
7⁄8"
13⁄16"
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8"3⁄8"
1⁄4"
14 Ga.
.333"
.480"
Y
Y
XX
1 5⁄8"
13⁄16"1 7⁄8"
(typ.)
9⁄16" Dia. Holes
15⁄8"
5⁄8"2"
9⁄16" x 11⁄8" Dia. Holes
1 5⁄8"
1⁄2"4"
13⁄32" x 3" Slot
PS 500 2T3 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 14 ga.)
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 500 2T3
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
197 0.579 0.117 0.143 0.449 0.214 0.264 0.608
1 5⁄8"
7⁄8"
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8"3⁄8"
1⁄4"
14 Ga.
.812"
.812"
Y
Y
XX
PS 500 2T3 EH – Channel with Elongated Holes
Weight: 174 lbs./100 ft.
15⁄8"
5⁄8"2"
9⁄16" x 11⁄8" Dia. Holes
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Span
(in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 450 0.11 450 420 280
36 300 0.24 250 190 130
48 230 0.44 140 110 70
60 180 0.67 90 70 50
72 150 0.96 60 50 30
84 130 1.32 50 30 20
96 110 1.67 40 30 20
108 100 2.16 30 20 10
120 90 2.67 20 20 10
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 1,840 5,610 5,210 4,570 3,850
36 1,640 4,660 3,850 2,800 1,960
48 1,310 3,490 2,480 1,590 1,100
60 1,000 2,400 1,590 ** **
72 770 1,670 1,100 ** **
BEAM LOADING – PS 500 COLUMN LOADING – PS 500
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
* Bearing load may govern capacity.
This load table is based on a solid channel section.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply
corresponding deflection by 0.8.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
For Pierced Channels, reduce beam load values as follows:
PS-500-EH 15%
PS-500-S 15%
PS-500-H 10%
Resistance to Slip – 1,000 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
Pull Out Strength – 1,400 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
3,500 Lbs. 1,800 Lbs.
PS500 – Crush Loads
4,100 Lbs.
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
Unbraced
Height
Max
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
Max. Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65 K = 0.80 K =1.0 K = 1.2
24 3,240 12,370 11,950 11,370 10,540
36 3,120 11,470 10,540 9,160 7,720
48 2,940 10,090 8,680 6,770 4,980
60 2,680 8,560 6,770 4,590 3,190
72 2,310 7,010 4,980 3,190 2,220
84 1,950 5,530 3,660 2,340 **
96 1,650 4,250 2,800 ** **
108 1,410 3,360 2,220 ** **
COLUMN LOADING – PS 500 2T3
Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 1,090 * 0.06 1,090 * 1,090 * 1,090 *
36 800 0.14 800 800 570
48 600 0.25 600 480 320
60 480 0.39 410 310 200
72 400 0.57 280 210 140
84 340 0.76 210 160 100
96 300 1.00 160 120 80
108 270 1.29 130 90 60
120 240 1.57 100 80 50
BEAM LOADING – PS 500 2T3
*Load limited by spot weld shear.
† Bearing load may govern capacity.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply cor-
responding deflection by 0.8. This load table is based on a solid channel section.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric
loading.
For Pierced Channels, reduce beam load values as follows:
PS-500 2T3 EH 15%
PS 500 & PS 500 2T3 – Load Data
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PS 520 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 13⁄16" x 12 ga.)
Weight: 120 lbs./100 ft. Weight: 120 lbs./100 ft.
Weight: 118 lbs./100 ft.
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
PS 520 H - Channel with Holes PS 520 EH – Channel with Elongated Holes
PS 520 S - Channel with Slots
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
131 0.384 0.031 0.064 0.283 0.138 0.170 0.599
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 520
7⁄8"
13
⁄
16"
1
5
⁄8"
3⁄8" 3⁄8"
9⁄32"
12 Ga.
.321"
.492"
Y
Y
XX
1 5⁄8"
13⁄16"1 7⁄8"
(typ.)
9⁄16" Dia. Holes
15⁄8"
5⁄8"2"
9⁄16" x 11⁄8" Dia. Holes
1 5⁄8"
1⁄2"4"
13⁄32" x 3" Slot
PS 520 2T3 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 12 ga.)
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
262 0.770 0.146 0.180 0.436 0.277 0.340 0.599
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 520 2T3
1 5⁄8"
7⁄8"
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8"3⁄8"
9⁄32"
12 Ga.
.812"
.812"
Y
Y
XX
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This load table is based on a solid channel section.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply
corresponding deflection by 0.8.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
For Pierced Channels, reduce beam load values as follows:
PS-520-EH 15%
PS-520-H 10%
PS-520-S 15%
Span
(in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 540 0.11 540 510 340
36 360 0.24 300 220 150
48 270 0.43 170 130 80
60 220 0.68 110 80 50
72 180 0.96 70 60 40
84 150 1.27 60 40 30
96 130 1.65 40 30 20
108 120 2.16 30 20 20
120 110 2.72 30 20 NR
144 90 3.84 20 NR NR
168 80 5.43 NR NR NR
192 70 7.09 NR NR NR
BEAM LOADING – PS 520
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 2,250 7,480 6,800 5,820 4,810
36 1,980 5,950 4,810 3,380 2,350
48 1,580 4,310 2,970 1,900 **
60 1,210 2,880 1,900 ** **
72 ** 2,000 ** ** **
COLUMN LOADING – PS 520
Resistance to Slip – 1,500 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
Pull Out Strength – 1,500 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
7,300 Lbs. 3,400 Lbs.
PS520 – Crush Loads
8,400 Lbs.
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
Span
(in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 1,510 0.06 1,510 1,510 1,510
36 1,010 0.14 1,010 1,010 710
48 760 0.25 760 600 400
60 610 0.40 510 380 260
72 500 0.56 360 270 180
84 430 0.77 260 200 130
96 380 1.01 200 150 100
108 340 1.29 160 120 80
120 300 1.56 130 100 60
144 250 2.25 90 70 40
168 220 3.14 70 50 NR
192 190 4.05 50 NR NR
216 170 5.16 NR NR NR
240 150 6.24 NR NR NR
BEAM LOADING – PS 520 2T3
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 4,140 16,490 15,980 14,970 13,810
36 3,980 15,100 13,810 11,910 9,940
48 3,730 13,190 11,260 8,650 6,270
60 3,390 11,090 8,650 5,780 4,010
72 2,950 8,970 6,270 4,010 2,790
84 2,510 6,980 4,610 2,950 **
96 2,130 5,340 3,530 ** **
108 1,820 4,220 2,790 ** **
120 ** 3,420 ** ** **
COLUMN LOADING – PS 520 2T3
This load table is based on a solid channel section.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply
corresponding deflection by 0.8.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
For Pierced Channels, reduce beam load values as follows:
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
PS 520 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 13⁄16" x 12 ga.)
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PS 560 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 13⁄16" x 16 ga.)
Weight: 79 lbs./100 ft. Weight: 79 lbs./100 ft.
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
PS 560 EH – Channel with Elongated Holes
PS 560 S - Channel with Slots
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 560
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
83 0.244 0.023 0.049 0.306 0.092 0.113 0.613
13⁄16"
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8"
3⁄8"7⁄8"
1⁄4"
16 Ga.
.343"
2
1
.470"
15⁄8"
5⁄8"2"
9⁄16" x 11⁄8" Dia. Holes
1 5⁄8"
1⁄2"4"
13⁄32" x 3" Slot
PS 560 2T3 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 16 ga.)
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
166 0.478 0.104 0.128 0.462 0.183 0.225 0.613
ELEMENTS OF SECTION – PS 560 2T3
1 5⁄8"
7⁄8"
1 5⁄8"
3⁄8"3⁄8"
9⁄32"
16 Ga.
.812"
.812"
Y
Y
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Channel
Span
(in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 410 0.11 410 370 250
36 270 0.24 220 170 110
48 200 0.43 120 90 60
60 160 0.67 80 60 40
72 140 1.01 60 40 30
84 120 1.38 40 30 20
96 100 1.72 30 20 20
108 90 2.20 20 20 10
120 80 2.68 20 10 10
BEAM LOADING – PS 560
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 1,630 4,670 4,290 3,780 3,310
36 1,450 3,840 3,310 2,460 1,730
48 1,160 3,030 2,190 1,400 970
60 870 2,120 1,400 900 **
72 670 1,470 970 ** **
COLUMN LOADING – PS 560
Resistance to Slip – 1,000 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
Pull Out Strength – 1,000 lbs. per bolt when 1⁄2" PS NS channel nuts are used.
3,000 Lbs. 2,600 Lbs. 1,200 Lbs.
PS560 – Crush Loads
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
* Bearing load may govern capacity.
This load table is based on a solid channel section.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply
corresponding deflection by 0.8.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
For Pierced Channels, reduce beam load values as follows:
PS-520-EH 15%
PS-520-S 15%
Finish: Plain, Painted Green, or Pregalvanized Order By: No., Length and Finish
Span
(in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lb)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
24 810 * 0.05 810 * 810 * 810 *
36 710 0.14 710 710 500
48 540 0.25 540 430 280
60 430 0.40 360 270 180
72 360 0.57 250 190 130
84 310 0.78 190 140 90
96 270 1.02 140 110 70
108 240 1.29 110 80 60
120 210 1.54 90 70 50
144 180 2.29 60 50 30
BEAM LOADING – PS 560 2T3
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
24 2,830 10,390 10,000 9,470 8,960
36 2,740 9,530 8,960 7,870 6,700
48 2,590 8,620 7,480 5,910 4,440
60 2,340 7,380 5,910 4,090 2,840
72 2,020 6,110 4,440 2,840 1,970
84 1,700 4,880 3,260 2,090 **
96 1,440 3,780 2,500 ** **
108 1,230 2,990 1,970 ** **
COLUMN LOADING – PS 560 2T3
*Load limited by spot weld shear.
† Bearing load may govern capacity.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply cor-
responding deflection by 0.8. This load table is based on a solid channel section.
Loads include weight of channel, which must be deducted.
Loads must be multiplied by the applicable unbraced factor from page 42.
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric loading.
PS 560 – Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 13⁄16" x 16 ga.)
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PS 6153 - Strut Safety End Cap PS 6152 – Decorative End Cap
(For OSHA Req'd End of Hand Rail)
PS 9050 – Green Touch-up
Spray Paint
Finish: Electro-galvanized
Use With: PS-200, PS-210
Part No. Use With Wt./100
pcs.
PS-6153-1 PS-100, PS200 2T3 5.0
PS-6153-2 PS-200,PS-210 2.8
PS-6153-3 PS-300 2.5
PS-6153-5 PS-500, PS-520,
PS560 2.0 Weight: 10 lbs./100 pcs. Weight: 253 lbs./100 boxes
Aerosol can may be subject
to shipping restrictions
Material: Red Colored PVC
Lateral Bracing Factors
Span Single Channel
Ft. In PS 100 PS 150 PS 200 PS 210 PS 300 PS 400 PS 500 PS 520 PS 560
2 24 0.98 0.99 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
3 36 0.85 0.89 0.94 0.89 0.96 1.00 0.98 1.00 0.94
4 48 0.70 0.77 0.88 0.78 0.91 0.98 0.94 1.00 0.88
5 60 0.55 0.67 0.82 0.68 0.88 0.96 0.91 1.00 0.83
6 72 0.44 0.58 0.78 0.59 0.84 0.94 0.89 0.98 0.79
7 84 0.38 0.51 0.75 0.52 0.82 0.92 0.86 0.97 0.75
8 96 0.33 0.46 0.71 0.47 0.79 0.91 0.84 0.96 0.72
9 108 0.30 0.42 0.69 0.43 0.77 0.89 0.82 0.95 0.69
10 120 0.28 0.40 0.66 0.40 0.75 0.87 0.80 0.93 0.66
12 144 0.24 0.36 0.61 0.36 0.70 0.84 0.76 0.91 0.60
14 168 0.22 0.32 0.55 0.32 0.66 0.81 0.73 0.89 0.55
16 192 0.21 0.30 0.51 0.30 0.62 0.78 0.69 0.86 0.50
18 216 0.19 0.28 0.47 0.28 0.58 0.75 0.65 0.84 0.47
20 240 0.18 0.26 0.44 0.26 0.54 0.72 0.61 0.81 0.43
Lateral Bracing Load Reduction Charts
Lateral Bracing Factors
Span Double Channel
Ft. In PS 100 2T3 PS 150 2T3 PS 200 2T3 PS 210 2T3 PS 300 2T3 PS 400 2T3 PS 500 2T3 PS 520 2T3 PS 560 2T3
2 24 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
3 36 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
4 48 0.97 0.98 1.00 0.98 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 0.98
5 60 0.90 0.93 0.97 0.93 0.98 1.00 0.96 1.00 0.93
6 72 0.83 0.87 0.93 0.87 0.95 0.97 0.92 0.97 0.88
7 84 0.76 0.81 0.89 0.82 0.92 0.95 0.89 0.95 0.83
8 96 0.68 0.76 0.85 0.76 0.88 0.92 0.85 0.92 0.79
9 108 0.61 0.70 0.81 0.70 0.85 0.90 0.81 0.90 0.74
10 120 0.54 0.64 0.78 0.65 0.82 0.87 0.78 0.87 0.69
12 144 0.43 0.53 0.70 0.54 0.76 0.82 0.71 0.83 0.60
14 168 0.35 0.45 0.63 0.45 0.70 0.77 0.64 0.78 0.51
16 192 0.30 0.39 0.56 0.39 0.64 0.72 0.57 0.73 0.44
18 216 0.27 0.34 0.49 0.34 0.58 0.67 0.50 0.68 0.39
20 240 0.24 0.30 0.44 0.31 0.52 0.62 0.45 0.63 0.35
FASTENERS
FASTENERS
ENGINEERING CATALOG
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Power-Strut Clamping Nuts are cold
formed, with two grooves, each with
six sharp teeth and then case hardened.
These sharp hardened teeth bite into
the inturned edges of the Power-Strut
channel forming a strong vise-like
connection giving greater strength and
resistance to slippage.
■ MATERIAL:
Channel clamping nuts meet ASTM A576 GR1015M, and are case
hardened. Hex head bolts meet SAE J429 GR 2. Square and hex nuts
meet ASTM A563 GR A.
■ SCREW THREADS DATA:
All Power-Strut nuts and bolts are manufactured to meet the Unified
Screw Threads standard, ANSI B1.1, Coarse Series UNC, class 2.
Continuous Threaded Rod: Meets ASTM A-510.
■ STANDARD FINISH:
All fasteners have an electro-galvanized finish.
■ RECOMMENDED BOLT TORQUE:
Bolt Size 1⁄4"–20 5⁄16"–18 3⁄8"–16 1⁄2"–13 5⁄8"–11 3⁄4"–10
Rec. Torque
Ft/Lbs 6 11 19 50 100 125
Max. Torque
Ft/Lbs 7 15 25 70 125 135
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PS LS
PS SS
PS RS
PS NS
PS NS S
PS 517
PS TG
PS 3281
PS 3500
PS ML
PS KW
PS 100
15⁄8 x 31⁄4 x 12 ga.
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
PS 150
15⁄8 x 27⁄16 x 12 ga.
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
PS 200
15⁄8 x 15⁄8 x 12 ga.
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
PS 210
15⁄8 x 15⁄8 x 14 ga.
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
PS 300
15⁄8 x 13⁄8 x 12 ga.
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
PS 400
15⁄8 x 1 x 12 ga.
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
PS 500
15⁄8 x 13⁄16 x 14 ga.
✓ ✓*✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
PS 520
15⁄8 x 13⁄16 x 12 ga.
✓ ✓*✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
PS 560
15⁄8 x 13⁄16 x 16 ga.
✓ ✓*✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
✓Indicates Nuts To Be Used With The Channel
3⁄8" or smaller
Channel Nut Selection Chart
Channel
Nuts
*
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Fasteners
Fasteners
PS 6024
– Hex Head Cap Screw
PS 6072
– Round Head Machine Screw
PS 6108
– Square Nut
PS 6075
– Slotted Hex Head Machine Screw
PS 83
– Hexagon Nut
PS 209
– Flat Washer
PS 6112
- Oversize Square Nut
Size Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4 x 3⁄4" 1.5
1⁄4 x 1" 1.8
1⁄4 x 11⁄4" 2.1
1⁄4 x 11⁄2" 2.4
3⁄8 x 3⁄4" 3.6
3⁄8 x 1" 4.2
3⁄8 x 11⁄4" 4.9
3⁄8 x 11⁄2" 5.6
3⁄8 x 2" 7.2
1⁄2 x 3⁄4" 8.1
1⁄2 x 1" 9.2
1⁄2 x 11⁄4" 10.4
1⁄2 x 11⁄2" 11.6
1⁄2 x 13⁄4" 13.0
1⁄2 x 2" 14.4
Size Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4 x 3⁄4" 1.7
5⁄16 x 1" 2.6
5⁄16 x 11⁄4" 3.0
5⁄16 x 11⁄2" 3.4
3⁄8 x 11⁄4" 5.3
Size Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4 x 3⁄4" 1.3
1⁄4 x 1" 1.6
1⁄4 x 11⁄4" 1.9
3⁄8 x 1" 4.4
3⁄8 x 11⁄4" 5.0
3⁄8 x 11⁄2" 5.6
Size Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4" 0.7
3⁄8" 1.6
1⁄2" 3.8
5⁄8" 7.3
3⁄4" 11.9
Size Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4" .9
5⁄16" 1.6
3⁄8" 2.6
1⁄2" 5.8
Size
Pcs.
Outside
Diameter
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4"3⁄4" 0.7
3⁄81" 1.5
1⁄2" 13⁄8" 3.9
5⁄8" 13⁄4" 7.7
3⁄4" 2" 11
Size Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4"-20 13
3⁄8"-16 14
1⁄2"-13 14
5⁄8"-11 12
3⁄4"-16 11
7⁄8"-11 10
11⁄4"
Finish: Electro-galvanized Order By: No., Size and Finish
PS 6064
– Square Head Cone Point Set Screw
Hanger rod stiffener assembly for 3⁄8" thru 5⁄8" threaded rod.
Size Wt./100
pcs
3⁄8 x 11⁄2" 4.5
3⁄8 x 2" 6.1
1⁄2 x 11⁄2" 8.5
1⁄2 x 2" 11.4
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PS 230
– Fender Washer
PS 211
– Lock Washer
PS 146
– Continuous Thread Rod
PS 135
– Rod Coupling
PS 517
– Channel Nut with Stud
Size Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4" 3.3
3⁄8" 3.0
1⁄2" 2.8
Size Wt./ 100
pcs
1⁄4" 0.3
3⁄8" 0.7
1⁄2" 1.5
Load Information: See the technical data section, page 158
Rod
Size
Max Load
lbs.
Wt./ 100
pcs.
1⁄4" 240 2
3⁄8" 610 9
1⁄2" 1,130 10
5⁄8" 1,810 18
3⁄4" 2,710 28
Use With: PS 200, PS 210 and
PS 300 channel.
Size Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4" x 1" 8.1
1⁄4" x 11⁄4" 8.3
1⁄4" x 11⁄2" 8.6
1⁄4" x 2" 9.1
3⁄8" x 1" 13.0
3⁄8" x 11⁄4" 14.0
3⁄8" x 11⁄2" 14.0
3⁄8" x 2" 15.0
1⁄2" x 1" 15.0
1⁄2" x 11⁄4" 16.0
1⁄2" x 11⁄2" 17.0
1⁄2" x 2" 19.0
Rod
Size
Wt./100 pcs.
6'
Lengths
10'
Lengths
12'
Lengths
1⁄4" 73 121 146
3⁄8" 175 292 350
1⁄2" 319 531 638
5⁄8" 504 840 1,008
3⁄4" 740 1,234 1,480
Finish: Electro-galvanized Order By: No., Size and Finish
PS 231
– Slot Adapter
Size Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4" 1.0
3⁄8" 1.5
Finish: Plain or Electro-galvanized
Standard Length: 6' or 10';
Other lengths available
Low Carbon Steel
Fy = 32,000 psi minimum
Ft = 52,000 psi minimum
PS 3281
– Double Conveyor Adjusting Nut
Size Threads Wt./100
pcs
3⁄8" 16 17.5
Use With: All 15⁄8" channel.
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PS LS
– Clamping Nut with Long Spring
PS RS
– Clamping Nut with Long Spring
PS SS
– Clamping Nut with Short Spring
PS NS
– Clamping Nut without Spring
PS NS S
– Shallow Clamping Nut without Spring
Use With: PS 100 and PS 150 Channel.
Size Threads Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4" 20 7.5
3⁄8" 16 10.2
1⁄2" 13 12.3
5⁄8" 11 15.8
3⁄4" 10 14.1
Use With: PS 400, PS 500, PS 520, and PS 560 channel.
*PS SS 1⁄2" and PS SS 5⁄8" nuts have 3⁄8" body thickness.
Size Threads Wt./100
pcs
#8-32 32 7.0
#10-24 24 7.0
#10-32 32 7.0
1⁄4" 20 6.9
5⁄16" 18 6.7
3⁄8" 16 9.6
1⁄2" 13* 8.8
5⁄8" 11* 11.5
3⁄4" 10* 10.0
Use With: PS 100, PS 150, PS 200, PS 210 and PS 300 channel.
*Can be used with PS 400, PS 500, PS 520 and PS 560 channel.
Size Threads Wt./100
pcs
#8-32 32* 8.0
#10-32 6.6
#10-24 24* 6.7
1⁄4" 20* 6.6
5⁄16" 18* 6.4
3⁄8" 16* 9.3
1⁄2" 13 11.4
Size Threads Wt./100
pcs
5⁄8" 11 15.2
3⁄4" 10 13.0
7⁄8" 9 14.0
Use With: PS 200, PS 210 and PS 300 Channel.
Size Threads Wt./100
pcs
5⁄8" 11 15.5
3⁄4" 10 13.8
7⁄8" 9 14.3
Size Threads Wt./100
pcs
#8-32 32 7.0
#10-24 24 7.2
#10-32 32 7.2
1⁄4" 20 7.1
5⁄16" 18 7.0
3⁄8" 16 9.9
1⁄2" 13 11.9
Use With: PS 500, PS 520, and PS 560 channel.
Size Threads Wt./100
pcs
1⁄2" 13 6.9
5⁄8" 11 9.7
3⁄4" 10 8.4
Finish: Electro-galvanized Order By: No., Size and Finish
PS ML
– Missing Link Multi-Purpose Strut Fastener
Use With: Any slotted channel.
Size Threads Wt./100
pcs
1⁄2" 13 6.9
5⁄8" 11 9.7
3⁄4" 10 8.4
PS TG
– Top Grip™ Nut
Part No. Size Threads Wt./100
pcs
PSTG 1⁄4 1⁄4" 20 7
PSTG 3⁄83⁄8" 16 10
PSTG 1⁄2*1⁄2" 13 8
Use With: All 15⁄8" Channel.
*PS TG 1⁄2" nut has a 3⁄8" body thickness
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PS 202
– Eyelet
PS 205
– Eyelet with Stud
PS 204
– Linked Eyelets
PS 203
– Linked Eyelet with Stud
Rod
Size A Stock Dia. Max. Load
lbs.
Wt.
100 pcs
3⁄8"13⁄4"3⁄8" 610 15
1⁄2" 18
Rod
Size A Stock Dia. Max. Load
lbs.
Wt./100
pcs
3⁄8" 17⁄16"3⁄8" 610 23
1⁄2" 13⁄8" 32
Thread
Size A Stock Dia. Max. Load
lbs.
Wt./
100 pcs
3⁄8" 113⁄16"3⁄8" 610 16
1⁄2" 13⁄4" 20
Rod
Size A Stock Dia. Max. Load
lbs.
Wt./100
pcs
3⁄8" 17⁄16"3⁄8" 610 27
1⁄2" 13⁄8" 45
A
A
1"
A
A
1"
A
A
Finish: Electro-galvanized Order By: No., Size and Finish
PS 3500
3⁄8" - 5⁄8" – Seismic Rod Stiffener
Part No. Wt./100
pcs
PS 3500 3⁄8"–5⁄8" 16
PS KW
– Kwik Washer™
1
2
Size Load
Lbs
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4" 250 1.2
3⁄8" 610 2.6
1⁄2" 1,130 9.3
Use With: Any channel.
PS 3500
THREADED
ROD
PS 200 ROD
STIFFENER
PS 3500 HANGER ROD
For 3⁄8" thru 5⁄8" Rods
STIFFENER ASSEMBLY
FITTINGS
FITTINGS
ENGINEERING CATALOG
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Power–Strut has a wide variety
of fittings to meet all of your
application requirements
■ MATERIAL:
All Power-Strut fittings are formed in punch press dies from mild, pickled
and oiled, bar or strip steel. Plain or electro-galvanized fittings meet the
requirements for ASTM A575 and A-576, or ASTM A-36.
■ STANDARD DIMENSIONS:
Standard dimensions on all fittings are as follows except where otherwise
indicated:
Fitting Thickness: 1⁄4"
Fitting Width: 15⁄8"
Hole Diameter: 9⁄16"
Hole Spacing: 17⁄8" on centers and 13⁄16" from ends.
■ STANDARD FINISH:
All Power-Strut fittings are available in painted green or
electro-galvanized finish.
■ ORDERINg INFORMATION:
When ordering, add the length or size and finish to the part number.
See pages 8-9 for finish abbreviations and an example.
■ SET ScREw TORquE:
BOLT SIZE 1⁄4"-20 5⁄16"-18 3⁄8"-16 1⁄2"-13 5⁄8"-11 3⁄4"-10
Set Screw
Torque
In/Lbs
40 60 125 250 400 665
Note: Caution should be taken not to overtighten the set screw
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PS 888
– Four-Hole Splice Plate
PS 889
– Five-Hole Splice Plate
PS 718
– Flat Angle Plate
PS 719
– Flat Angle Plate
PS 601
– Two-Hole Splice Plate
PS 619
– Square Washer
PS 2504
– Guided Square Washer
PS 602
– Three-Hole Splice Plate
PS 618
– Two-Hole Swivel Plate
PS 617
– Three-Hole Swivel Plate
Rod
Size
Hole
Size
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4"11⁄32" 18
3⁄8"7⁄16" 18
1⁄2"9⁄16" 17
5⁄8"11⁄16" 16
3⁄4"13⁄16" 15
Note: Indicate rod size when ordering.
For example, PS 619 1⁄2.
Rod
Size
Hole
Size
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4"11⁄32" 18
3⁄8"7⁄16" 18
1⁄2"9⁄16" 17
Note: Indicate rod size when ordering.
For example, PS 2504 1⁄2.
Weight/100 pcs: 38 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 50 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 55 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 75 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 78 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 94 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 58 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 80 lbs.
15⁄8"
15⁄8"
31⁄2"
53⁄8"
51⁄4"
35⁄8"
71⁄8"
35⁄8"
71⁄4"
91⁄8"
31⁄2"
31⁄2"
53⁄8"
31⁄2"
Finish: Painted Green or Electro-galvanized Order By: No., Size and Finish
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PS 620
– Two-Hole Connecting Plate
PS 621
– Four-Hole Connecting
Plate
Weight/100 pcs: 35 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 73 lbs.
PS 744
– Flat Corner Connector
PS 714
– Tee Plate
PS 712
– Cross Plate
Weight/100 pcs: 80 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 105 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 70 lbs.
15⁄8"
31⁄4"
31⁄2"31⁄4"15⁄8"
53⁄8"
31⁄2"
5
3⁄8"
5
3⁄8"
31⁄2"
31⁄2"
PS 750
– Four-Hole Corner
Connector
PS 2190
– Flat Corner Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 105 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 150 lbs.
53⁄8"
53⁄8"
53⁄8"
31⁄2"
PS 925
– Three-Hole Joint
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 70 lbs.
31⁄2"
31⁄2"
PS 747
– Symmetrical Four-Hole
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 105 lbs.
53⁄8"
31⁄2"
PS 2112
– Cross Connector
PS 854
– Flat Connector
PS 822
– Double 45° Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 148 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 240 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 112 lbs.
53⁄8"
53⁄8"
53⁄8"
91⁄8"
41⁄2"
27⁄8"
15⁄8"
Finish: Painted Green or Electro-galvanized Order By: No., Size and Finish
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PS 921
– One-Hole Angle
PS 603
– Two-Hole End Angle
Part
No. LWt./100
pcs
PS 921 A 37⁄8" 61
PS 921 B 57⁄8" 84
PS 921 C 77⁄8" 107
PS 921 D 97⁄8" 130
PS 2520
– Slotted 90˚ Angle
PS 806
– Self-Aligning Two-Hole
Angle
PS 604
– Two-Hole Corner Angle
PS 2144
– Corner Angle
PS 763
– Slotted Adjustment Angle
PS 764
– Slotted Adjustment Angle
Weight/100 pcs: 38 lbs.
AWt./100
pcs
3" 49
31⁄2" 54
4" 61
Weight/100 pcs: 65 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 85 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 40 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 42 lbs.
L
17⁄8"
17⁄8"
2"
15⁄8"
21⁄4"
17⁄8"
A
21⁄2" 21⁄2"
47⁄8"
17⁄8"
21⁄2"41⁄2"
67⁄8"
17⁄8"
21⁄8"
21⁄8"
25⁄8"
2"
15⁄16"
11⁄2"
21⁄4"
31⁄2"
PS 605
– Three-Hole Corner Angle
PS 2545
– Slotted 90˚ Angle
Weight/100 pcs: 38 lbs.Weight/100 pcs: 58 lbs.
25⁄8"
1 5⁄8"
15⁄16"
11⁄2"
Weight/100 pcs: 38 lbs.
Finish: Painted Green or Electro-galvanized Order By: No., Size and Finish
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41⁄8"17⁄16"
15⁄8"
PS 606
– Three-Hole Corner Angle
PS 745
– Three-Hole Corner Angle
PS 607
– Four-Hole Corner Angle
PS 3049
– Two-Hole Slotted
90˚ Angle
Weight/100 pcs: 58 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 58 lbs.Weight/100 pcs: 66 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 78 lbs.
37⁄8"
17⁄8"
37⁄8"
11⁄2"
15⁄16"
25⁄8"
41⁄8"
31⁄2"
17⁄16"
31⁄2"
31⁄2"2"
PS 716 R o r L
– Angle Tee Plate
PS 720 R o r L
– Angle Plate
Connector
PS 615
– Five-Hole Joint Angle
Connector
PS 614
– Four-Hole Joint Angle
Connector
PS 3373
– Universal Corner
Connector
PS 660
– Four-Hole Corner Angle
Weight/100 pcs: 78 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 134 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 103 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 135 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 55 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 80 lbs.
Note:
Specify R (Right) or L (Left) Right Hand Illustrated
37⁄8"
313⁄16"
11⁄2"
13⁄16"
4"
7⁄8"
19⁄16"
4"
31⁄2"
21⁄4"
31⁄2"
41⁄8"
31⁄2"31⁄2"
31⁄4"
15⁄8"
17⁄8"
2"
PS 713
– Cross Plate Angle
Weight/100 pcs: 105 lbs.
2"
53⁄8"
31⁄2"
PS 715
– Tee Plate 90˚ Angle
Weight/100 pcs: 71 lbs.
2"
47⁄8"
15⁄8"
Note:
Specify R (Right) or L (Left) Right Hand Illustrated
Finish: Painted Green or Electro-galvanized Order By: No., Size and Finish
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41⁄8"
17⁄16"
15⁄8"
31⁄2"
41⁄8"
15⁄8"
17⁄16"
53⁄8"
PS 927
– Five-Hole Corner
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 154 lbs.
PS 689A, PS 689B
–
Double-Slotted Corner Connector
Part
No. A B Wt./100
pcs
PS 689 A 65⁄8" 4" 190
PS 689 B 85⁄8" 6" 242
17⁄8"
33⁄4"
A
11⁄2"
B
PS 752 R o r L
– Four-Hole Corner
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 105 lbs.
PS 622
– Four-Hole Corner
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 75 lbs.
15⁄8"
31⁄4"
15⁄8"
21⁄4"
PS 2007 R o r L
– Six-Hole Corner
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 160 lbs.
13⁄16"
53⁄8"
31⁄2"
17⁄16"
41⁄8"
PS 3326 R o r L
– Six-Hole
Gussetted Corner Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 230 lbs.
13⁄16"
53⁄8"
31⁄2"
17⁄16"
41⁄8"
Continuous
Weld
PS 746
– Three-Hole Corner Joint
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 70 lbs.
31⁄2"
21⁄4"
15⁄8"
PS 748
– Four-Hole Corner Joint
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 105 lbs.
15⁄8"
41⁄8"
31⁄2"
PS 624
– Two-Hole Closed Angle
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 58 lbs.
"B"
In.
"A"
Angle
3" 371⁄2°
31⁄8" 45°
31⁄16" 521⁄2°
31⁄8" 60°
31⁄8" 671⁄2°
33⁄16" 75°
33⁄16" 821⁄2°
B
21⁄2"
A
PS 2113
– Slotted Corner
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 97 lbs.
21⁄2"
1⁄2"
31⁄2"
31⁄2"
21⁄4"
1⁄2"
Note:
Specify R (Right) or L (Left) Right Hand Illustrated
Note:
Specify R (Right) or L (Left) Right Hand Illustrated
Note:
Specify R (Right) or L (Left) Right Hand Illustrated
PS 926
– Strut Brace
17⁄8"
17⁄8"
A
A
Size
Wt./100
pcs
12" 160
18" 218
24" 280
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A
B
31⁄2"
PS 633
– Two-Hole Open Angle
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 58 lbs.
"A"
Degree
"B"
In.
"C"
In.
821⁄2° 39⁄16"111⁄16"
75° 39⁄16"
671⁄2° 31⁄2" 13⁄4"
60° 33⁄8" 17⁄8"
521⁄2° 31⁄4" 21⁄16"
45° 3" 25⁄16"
371⁄2° 211⁄16" 25⁄8"
30° 31⁄4"
21⁄16"
221⁄2° 35⁄16"
15° 35⁄16"
71⁄2° 35⁄16"
11⁄16"
11⁄16"
A
B
C
PS 781
– Four-Hole Open Angle
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 78 lbs.
"A"
Angle
"B"
In.
71⁄2°
33⁄4"15°
221⁄2°
30°
311⁄16"
371⁄2°
45°
521⁄2°
60°
671⁄2°
35⁄8"75°
821⁄2°
PS 793
– Four-Hole Closed Angle
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 100 lbs.
"A"
Angle
"B"
In.
371⁄2° 47⁄8"
45°- 415⁄16"
521⁄2°
60° 5"
671⁄2°
51⁄16"75°
821⁄2°
PS 9400
– Adjustable Brace
Weight/100 pcs: 307 lbs.Weight/100 pcs: 307 lbs.
PS 9401
– Double Adjustable Brace
A
B
43⁄8"
53⁄8"
33⁄4"
13⁄16"
11⁄16"
57⁄8"17⁄8"
13⁄16"
13⁄16" 30
17⁄8"
PS 2054
– Corner Connector
Use With: PS 200, PS 210
17⁄8"
31⁄2"
31⁄2"
17⁄8"
Weight/100 pcs: 66 lbs.
PS 810
– Diagonal Tube Brace
Part
No.
A
Size
Wt./100
pcs
PS 810 36 3'–0" 205
PS 810 42 3'–6" 237
PS 810 48 4'–0" 270
Note:
30° to 60° angle between the brace and channel
is recommended for maximum effect.
Material: 1" dia. electric welded tubing
Stock Thickness: (.075) 14 ga.
A
1"
13⁄16"
15⁄8"
117⁄32"
17⁄32" Dia. Hole
57⁄8"
17⁄8"
13⁄16"
13
⁄16"
13⁄16" 4"
11⁄16" 23⁄8"
30
17⁄8"
6"
B
PS 9402
– Two-Hole Hinge
Connector
"B"
Bolt Size
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄2" 108
5⁄8" 107
3⁄4" 106
Finish: Painted Green or Electro-galvanized Order By: No., Size and Finish
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93⁄4"
1⁄2" Bolt Size
A
15⁄8"
45 A
PS 9404
– Four-Hole Hinge
Connector
Part
No.
Wt./100
pcs
PS 9404-1⁄2" 126
PS 9403
– Three-Hole Hinge Connector
"B"
Bolt Size
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄2" 108
5⁄8" 107
3⁄4" 106
Hinge Connect or Auto-Alignment Guides -
The unique edges of the two hinges have been
designed to provide an alignment guide for 0°, 45° and 90° as shown in
the drawings below.
This eliminates the need for measuring gages.
• Each half of the hinge is formed and welded for maximum strength.
• Hinged with Grade 5 bolt for superior strength.
• The nylon insert locknut prevents loosening of the hinge.
77⁄8"
B
Alignment
45
Alignment
90
Alignment
Alignment
PS 812
– 45˚ Diagonal Tube Brace
Material: 1" dia. electric welded tubing
Stock Thickness: (.075) 14 ga.
A
Size
Wt./100
pcs
12" 88
18" 116
24" 149
30" 181
36" 214
13⁄16"
15⁄8"
117⁄32"
17⁄32"
1" Dia Hole
PS 647
– 17⁄8" Offset Zee Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 55 lbs.
Use With: PS 200, PS 210
15⁄8"
15⁄8"
PS 2532
– Shelf Attachment Zee
PS 692
– 15⁄8" Offset Zee Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 102 lbs.
Weight/10 0 pcs: 9 lbs.
Stock Thickness: 1⁄8"
Use With: PS 200, PS 210
37⁄8" 31⁄2"
21⁄2"
17⁄8"
13⁄16"
9⁄32" Hole
1⁄8" Thick
PS 3060
– Offset Connector
A Wt./100
pcs
4" 81
5" 92
6" 104
7" 115
8" 127
Design Load:
Tension = 300 lbs.
Conp. = 1,500 lbs.
PS 2523
– Offset Adjustable
Zee Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 70 lbs.
21⁄2"
37⁄8"31⁄2"
11⁄16"
Use With: PS 500, PS 520, & PS 560
Finish: Painted Green or Electro-galvanized Order By: No., Size and Finish
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PS 756
– Zee Support
PS 2601
– Zee Support
Use With: PS 100, PS 200 2T3, PS 210 2T3
Weight/100 pcs: 70 lbs.
Use With: PS 150
Weight/100 pcs: 70 lbs.
31⁄4"
17⁄8"
27⁄16"
11⁄16"
33⁄4"
PS 611
– Zee Support
PS 711
– Zee Support
Use With: PS 200, PS 210
Weight/100 pcs: 55 lbs.
Use With: PS 300
Weight/100 pcs: 53 lbs.
11⁄16"2
1⁄8"
15⁄8"
13⁄8"
11⁄16"
33⁄4"
PS 609
– Two-Hole Offset Plate
Connector
PS 612
– Zee Support
PS 928
– Zee Support
Use With: PS 400
Weight/100 pcs: 47 lbs.
Use With: PS 500, PS 520 and PS 560
Weight/100 pcs: 47 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 38 lbs.
1"
31⁄2"
13⁄16"
11⁄16"
33⁄4"
Offset
1⁄4"
3 "
32
15
Splice
PS 679
– "U" Support
PS 2648
– "U" Support
PS 613
– "U" Support
Use With: PS 100, PS 200 2T3, PS 210 2T3
Weight/100 pcs: 108 lbs.
Use With: PS 150
Weight/100 pcs: 88 lbs.
Use With: PS 200, PS 210
31⁄4"
121⁄32"
53⁄8"
27⁄16"
121⁄32"
53⁄8"
PS 150
15⁄8"
121⁄32"
53⁄8"
PS 2119
– "U" Support
PS 710
– "U" Support
Use With: PS 200, PS 210
Weight/100 pcs: 95 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 84 lbs.
Use With: PS 300
53⁄8"
17⁄8"
121⁄32"
53⁄8"
13⁄8"
121⁄32"
Weight/100 pcs: 128 lbs.
Finish: Painted Green or Electro-galvanized Order By: No., Size and Finish
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39⁄32"
7"
31⁄2"
17⁄8"
17⁄8"
47⁄8"
PS 978
– "U" Support
PS 721
– "U" Support
PS 929
– "U" Support
PS 687A, PS 687B & PS 687C
– Slotted "U" Support
Order
No.
‘A’
Length
‘B’
Length
Wt./100
pcs
PS 687A 71⁄4" 41⁄8" 105
PS 687B 81⁄2" 53⁄8" 120
PS 687C 103⁄8" 71⁄4" 130
Use With: PS 200, PS 210
Weight/100 pcs: 71 lbs.
Use With: PS 400 Use With: PS 500, PS 520 and PS 560
Weight/100 pcs: 71 lbs.
Use With: PS 100, PS 200 2T3, PS 210 2T3
Weight/100 pcs: 105 lbs.
15⁄8"
B
11⁄2"
A
513⁄16"
121⁄32"
1"
53⁄8"
13⁄16"
121⁄32"
7"
39⁄32"
15⁄8"
15⁄8"
PS 678
– Three-Hole "U" Support
PS 677
– Cup Support for Standard
Single Strut
PS 733
– Six-Hole "U" Support
PS 734
– Eight-Hole "U" Support
PS 709
– Three-Hole Offset Plate
Connection
PS 735
– Eight-Hole "U" Support
Weight/100 pcs: 76 lbs.
Use With: PS 200, PS 210
Weight/100 pcs: 197 lbs.
Use With: PS 150 2T3
Weight/100 pcs: 171 lbs.
Use With: PS 200, PS 210
Weight/100 pcs: 209 lbs.
Use With: PS 200 2T3
Weight/100 pcs: 257 lbs.
Use With: PS 200 2T3
Weight/100 pcs: 58 lbs.
41⁄32"17⁄8"15⁄64"
53⁄8"
121⁄32"
31⁄2"
17⁄8"
31⁄2"
53⁄8"
31⁄2"
121⁄32"
55⁄16"
1⁄4" Offset
1⁄4" Plate
Weight/100 pcs: 265 lbs.
PS 623
– Saddle Washer
Bolt
Size
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4"14
3⁄8"
1⁄2"
13
5⁄8"
3⁄4"
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PS 631
– Two-Hole Splice Clevis
PS 644
– Two-Hole Splice Clevis
Weight/100 pcs: 128 lbs.
Use With: PS 200, PS 210
Weight/100 pcs: 85 lbs.
Use With: PS 500, PS 520 and PS 560
31⁄2"
31⁄2"
PS 645
– Three-Hole Splice Clevis
PS 629
– Three-Hole Splice Clevis
Weight/100 pcs: 130 lbs.
Use With: PS 500, PS 520 and PS 560
Weight/100 pcs: 197 lbs.
Use With: PS 200 and PS 210
53⁄8"
53⁄8"
PS 616, PS 646
– Four-Hole Splice Clevis
Part
No. AFor
Use With
Wt./100
pcs
PS 616 19⁄16" PS 200, PS 210 265
PS 646 13⁄16" PS 500, PS 560 176
PS 616-100 33⁄16" PS 100 390
PS 616-150 23⁄8" PS 150 390
71⁄4"
A
8"
PS 804
– Slotted Joiner
PS 1004
– Slotted Joiner
Weight/100 pcs: 80 lbs.
Stock Thickness: (.105)
Use With:
PS 400S, PS 500S, PS 520S and PS 560S
Note: Order PS 6072 screws & PS 6108 nuts
separately.
Weight/100 pcs: 197 lbs.
Stock Thickness: (.105)
Use With: PS 200S, PS 210S
Note: Order PS 6072 screws & PS 6108 nuts
separately.
Weight/100 pcs: 140 lbs.
Stock Thickness: (.105)
Use With: PS 150S
Note: Order PS 6072 screws & PS 6108 nuts
separately.
8"
8"
PS 704
– Slotted Joiner
1 5⁄8"
1 11⁄16"
1 7⁄8"
A
17⁄8"
PS 922 R o r L
– Two-Hole Corner
Connector
PS 993
– Inside Clevis Hanger
PS 2117 R o r L
– Wrap-Around
Corner Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 75 lbs.
A
Size
Wt./100
pcs
4" 78
5" 89
6" 101
7" 112
8" 124 Weight/100 pcs: 60 lbs.
Note: Specify R (Right)
or L (Left) Right Hand
Illustrated
2"
15⁄8"
17⁄8"
121⁄32"
Note: Specify R (Right)
or L (Left) Right Hand
Illustrated
Finish: Painted Green or Electro-galvanized Order By: No., Size and Finish
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95⁄32"
15⁄8"
37⁄8"
33⁄4"
121⁄32"
PS 666
– Six-Hole Double Corner
Connector
PS 667
– Eight-Hole Double Corner
Connector
PS 943
– Eight-Hole Gussetted
Double Corner Connector
PS 2128 R o r L
– Four-Hole
Corner Connector
PS 2129 R o r L
– Single Corner
Gussetted Connector
PS 665
– Four-Hole Double Corner
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 119 lbs.
Note:
Specify R (Right) or
L (Left) Right Hand
Illustrated
Weight/100 pcs: 176 lbs.
Note:
Specify R (Right) or
L (Left) Right Hand
Illustrated
Weight/100 pcs: 76 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 115 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 155 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 217 lbs.
31⁄2"
33⁄4"
37⁄8"
33⁄4"
2"
17⁄8"
37⁄8"
17⁄8"
37⁄8"
33⁄4"
37⁄8"
33⁄4"
PS 923
– Five-Hole Double Wing
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 93 lbs.
2"
17⁄8"
15⁄8"
121⁄32"
513⁄32"
PS 821
– Eight-Hole Double Wing
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 150 lbs.
37⁄8"
17⁄8"
15⁄8"
513⁄32"
121⁄32"
PS 913
– Ten-Hole Double Wing
Connector
PS 945
– Ten-Hole Gussetted
Double Wing Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 193 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 274 lbs.
15⁄8"
37⁄8"
95⁄32"
33⁄4"
121⁄32"
PS 668
– Six-Hole Triple Wing
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 113 lbs.
2"
17⁄8"
15⁄8"
513⁄32"
121⁄32"
PS 2514
– Eight-Hole Gussetted
Double Corner Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 315 lbs.
33⁄4"
53⁄8"
33⁄4"
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PS 670
– Nine-Hole Triple Wing
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 177 lbs.
17⁄8"
37⁄8"
15⁄8"
513⁄32"
121⁄32"
PS 669
– Twelve-Hole Triple Wing
Connector
Weight/100 pcs: 230 lbs.
15⁄8"
95⁄32"
37⁄8"
33⁄4"
121⁄32"
PS 3013, PS 3013 SQ
– Post Base
Weight/100 pcs: 307 lbs.
(PS 3013 SQ)
(PS 3013)
15⁄8"
6"
3" 3"
6"
3"
3"
6"
4 Holes
3⁄4" Dia.
6"
3"
7⁄8"
7⁄8"
7⁄8"
7⁄8"
3"
3"
3"
6"
4 Holes
3⁄4" Dia.
PS 3025, PS 3025 FL
– Post Base
Weight/100 pcs: 358 lbs.
(PS 3025) (PS 30 25 FL)
31⁄2"
6"
4"
2"
1"
1"
2"
1" 1"
PS 3033, PS 3033 SQ
– Post Base
Weight/100 pcs: 373 lbs.
(PS 3033 SQ)
(PS 3033)
31⁄2"
6"
3" 3"
6"
3"
3"
6"
4 Holes
3⁄4" Dia.
6"
3"
7⁄8"
7⁄8"
7⁄8"
7⁄8"
3"
3"
3"
6"
4 Holes
3⁄4" Dia.
111⁄16"
115⁄16"
31⁄8"
PS 3040
– Post Base
Weight/100 pcs: 297 lbs.
15⁄8"
15⁄8"
5"
5"
5⁄8"
5⁄8"
31⁄2"
4 Holes
7⁄16" Dia.
PS 3041
– Double-Column
Post Base
PS 2064
– Double-Column
Post Base
Weight/100 pcs: 116 lbs
Use With: PS 100, PS 200 2T3, and PS 210 2T3.
Weight/100 pcs: 311 lbs.
Use With: PS 100, PS 200 2T2, PS 200 2T3,
PS 200 2T4 and PS 200 2T5
31⁄2"
7"
4"
2"
3⁄4"
3⁄4"
Finish: Painted Green or Electro-galvanized Order By: No., Size and Finish
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1"
1"
1"
9⁄32" Dia. Hole
9⁄16"x 9⁄32" Slots
31⁄8"
11⁄4"
3⁄4"
9⁄32" Dia. Hole
31⁄2"
13⁄16"
15⁄16"
15⁄16"
13⁄16"
3 Holes
9⁄16" Dia.
PS 3029
– Double-Column Post Base
PS 3064
– Double-Column Post Base
PS 2521
– Two-Wheel Trolley
PS 2522
– Four-Wheel Trolley
Weight/100 pcs: 325 lbs.
Use With: PS 100, PS 200 2T3,
PS 210 2T3
Weight/100 pcs: 408 lbs.
Use With: PS 100,
PS 200 2T2, PS 200 2T3,
PS 200 2T4 and PS 200 2T5
Weight/100 pcs: 46 lbs.
Material: Carbon Steel Wheels
have stainless steel ball bearings
Finish: Electro-Galvanized
Use With: PS 200
Load Rating: 300 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 110 lbs.
Material:
Carbon Steel Wheels have stainless
steel ball bearings
Finish: Electro-Galvanized
Use With: PS 200
Load Rating: 600 lbs.
31⁄2"
6"
3" 3"
6"
3"
3"
6"
4 Holes
3⁄4" Dia.
11⁄4"
5⁄8"
5⁄8"
Hole
9⁄16" Dia.
115⁄16"
15⁄16"
9⁄32"
13⁄16"
13⁄16"
313⁄32"
1⁄4"
15⁄8"
6"
3" 3"
6"
3"
3"
6"
4 Holes
3⁄4" Dia.
PS 2528
– Trolley Beam Standard
Support
Use With:
PS 200, PS 210
Load Rating:
600 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 102 lbs.
33⁄4"
15⁄8"
2 Holes
7⁄16" Dia.
1 Hole
9⁄16" Dia.
1"
PS 2528 1
– Trolley Beam Heavy Sup-
port and Track Joiner
Weight/100 pcs: 220 lbs.
Use With:
PS 200, PS 210
Load Rating:
2,500 lbs.
33⁄4"
31⁄2"
1"
2 Holes
7⁄16" Dia.
1 Hole
9⁄16" Dia.
PS 2524
– Two-Bearing Light Duty
Trolley
Weight/100 pcs: 21 lbs.
Load Rating: 50 lbs.
7⁄16"
121⁄32"
3⁄16"9⁄32"
13⁄16"
11⁄4"
PS 2525
– Four-Bearing Light Duty
Trolley
Load Rating: 100 lbs.
13⁄16"
123⁄32"
11⁄4"
1⁄4"7⁄16"
9⁄32"
Weight/100 pcs: 55 lbs.
FPM RPM Design Load
In PS 200 Lbs
180 600 150
90 300 225
30 100 437
FPM RPM Design Load In
PS 200 Lbs
180 600 300
90 300 450
30 100 600
6"
6"
7⁄8"7⁄8"
3"
3" 3"
3"
4 Holes
3⁄4" Dia.
(PS 3029 SQ)
(PS 3029)
6"
6"
7⁄8"7⁄8"
3"
3" 3"
3"
4 Holes
3⁄4" Dia.
(PS 3064 SQ)
(PS 3064)
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Brackets
Finish: Painted Green, or Electro-galvanized Order By: No., Size and Finish
Fittings
PS 708
– Single Channel Bracket
Support
PS 809
– Double Channel Bracket
PS 626
– Pipe Stop
PS 661 T1, PS 661 T2
– Wrap-Around Channel Bracket
PS 808 T1, PS 808 T2
– Interlocking Channel Bracket
PS 651
– Reversible Channel
Bracket
Weight/100 pcs: 40 lbs.
Note: For use with 2" to 8" Pipe
Size Uniform
Load*
Wt./100
pcs
6" 1,600 191
12" 800 292
18" 600 436
24" 450 536
*Mounted on 12 Ga. Channel
Note:
PS 661 T1 (Slot up) illustrated
PS 661 T2 (Slot down) not shown
(PS 808 T1 - Slot Up) (PS 808 T2 - Slot Down)
A
Size
Uniform
Load*
Wt./100
pcs
6" 1,200 161
12" 600 261
18" 400 361
24" 300 461
*Mounted on 12 Ga. Channel
A
Size
Uniform
Load*
Wt./100
pcs
6" 1,200 185
12" 600 293
18" 400 401
24" 300 509
*Mounted on 12 Ga. Channel
A
Size
Uniform
Load*
Wt./100
pcs
12" 2,000 502
18" 1,300 692
24" 1,000 882
30" 800 1,072
36" 650 1,262
*Mounted on 12 Ga. Channel
Use With: PS 200,
PS 210,
PS 500 2T3
Design Moment on Upright Channel:
16 ga. channel 3,200 in.-lbs.,
14 ga. channel 4,400 in.-lbs.
12 ga. channel 5,100 in.-lbs.
Note:
Moment is for fitting only.
Channel may determine overall capacity.
Weight/100 pcs: 235 lbs.
Hole Size 7⁄16"
3"
1"
Clamp Requires bolt and
channel nut sold seperately.
18" or 24"
31⁄2"
13⁄16"
1⁄4"
6" or 12"
33⁄4"
1⁄4"
A
2
"
33⁄4"
1⁄4"
A
2"
45⁄8"31⁄4"
3⁄8"
A
2
"
11⁄16"
11⁄16"
3⁄8"
13⁄16"
61⁄4"
A
2"
43⁄4"
57⁄8"
3"
11⁄16"
PS 732
– Shelf Bracket
Size A B # of
Holes
Uniform
Load*
Wt./100
pcs
8" 81⁄2"4" 2800 168
10" 101⁄2" 3 202
12" 121⁄2"
6"
4900 258
14" 141⁄2" 4 292
16" 161⁄2" 4 1,200 381
18" 181⁄2" 4 416
20" 201⁄2" 4 1,000 461
*Mounted on 12 ga. channel
A
1 3⁄16"
1 3⁄16"
1 5⁄8"
# of Holes
B
Support brace on
18" and 20" only.
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PS 3164
– Double Channel Bracket
Support
Weight/100 pcs: 273 lbs.
PS 3282
– Cable Tray Strut Bracket
PS 838 R or L
– Shelf Bracket
PS 825 R or L
– Single Pipe Axle
Support
PS 826
– Double Pipe Axle Support
Use With: PS 200 2T3,
PS 210 2T3
Design Moment on Upright Channel:
16 ga. channel 6,500 in.-lbs.
14 ga. channel 9,100 in.-lbs.
12 ga. channel 13,000 in.-lbs.
Note:
Moment is for fitting only.
Channel may determine overall capacity.
Stock Thickness: .105
Note: Specify
R (Right) or L (Left)
when ordering.
Right Hand Illustrated
Uniform Load Rating:
275 Lbs. when mounted
on 12 ga. channel.
A
Size
Stamped
Ident. No. BWt./100
pcs
6" 121892 115⁄16" 58
8" 121893 27⁄16" 83
10" 121894 215⁄16" 114
12" 121895 37⁄16" 49
14" 121896 315⁄16" 174
16" 121897 47⁄16" 225
18" 121898 415⁄16" 255
20" 121899 57⁄16" 295
22" 121900 515⁄16" 361
24" 121901 67⁄16" 396
26" 121902 615⁄16" 456
28" 121903 77⁄16" 479
30" 121904 715⁄16" 544
A B Uniform
Load*
Wt./100
pcs
12"
83⁄4"
1,900 388
18" 1,000 506
24" 763
30" 111⁄4"900 1,012
36" 800 1,083
*Mounted on 12 ga. channel.
Note:
PS 400 channel welded
to 1⁄4" stock
Right Hand Illustrated
Load Rating: 2,000 lbs.
Note:
Specify R (Right) or L (Left) when ordering.
Weight/100 pcs.: 220 lbs.
Load Rating: 4,000 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs.: 310 lbs.
43⁄4"
71⁄2"
45⁄8"
11⁄16"
B
A
PS 400
Support brace on
24", 30" and 36" only.
53⁄8"
3"
75⁄8"
3"
3"
PS 2404 thru PS 2408
– Wall Ladder Bracket
PS 2422
– 371⁄2° Degree Stair
Tread Support
Weight/100 pcs: 213 lbs.
Part
No. A B Wt./100
pcs
PS 2404 23⁄8" 6" 113
PS 2405 43⁄8" 8" 164
PS 2406 63⁄8" 10" 216
PS 2407 83⁄8" 12" 267
PS 2408 103⁄8" 14" 318
B
13⁄16"
2"
A
13⁄16"
11⁄16"
31⁄2"
31⁄2"
13⁄16"
87⁄8"
33⁄4"
371⁄2
17⁄8"
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Fittings
PS 2421
– 45° Degree Stair
Tread Support
Weight/100 pcs: 220 lbs.
45
33⁄4"
17⁄8"
11⁄16"
31⁄2"
31⁄2"
13⁄16"
87⁄8"
PS 2656
– U Bolt Beam Clamp With Hook
PS 2657
– Double U Beam Clamp
Weight/100 pcs: 280 lbs.
Specify 6" or 12" max. flange width
(Example: PS 2657 T1-6")
T1 Use with:
PS 200, PS 210, PS 300,
PS 400, PS 500, PS 520
T2 Use with:
PS 100, PS 150, PS 200 2T3
T3 Use with:
PS 150 2T3, PS 100 2T3
Specify 6" or 12" max. flange width
(Example: PS 2656 T1-6")
T1 Use with:
PS 200, PS 210, PS 300,
PS 400, PS 500, PS 520
T2 Use with:
PS 100, PS 150, PS 200 2T3
T3 Use with:
PS 150 2T3, PS 100 2T3
Weight/100 pcs: 143 lbs.
A
3"
33⁄8" 1⁄4"
Thick
3"
33⁄8"
1⁄4"
Thick
A
Part
No.
"A" Beam
Flange
Width
PS 2657 T1-6 4" - 6"
PS 2657 T1-9 6" - 9"
PS 2657 T1-12 9" - 12"
PS 2657 T1-15 12" - 15"
PS 2657 T1-18 15" - 18"
PS 2657 T2-6 4" - 6"
PS 2657 T2-9 6" - 9"
PS 2657 T2-12 9" - 12"
PS 2657 T2-15 12" - 15"
PS 2657 T2-18 15" - 18"
PS 2657 T3-6 4" - 6"
PS 2657 T3-9 6" - 9"
PS 2657 T3-12 9" - 12"
PS 2657 T3-15 12" - 15"
PS 2657 T3-18 15" - 18"
Part
No.
"A" Beam
Flange
Width
PS 2656 T1-6 4" - 6"
PS 2656 T1-9 6" - 9"
PS 2656 T1-12 9" - 12"
PS 2656 T1-15 12" - 15"
PS 2656 T1-18 15" - 18"
PS 2656 T2-6 4" - 6"
PS 2656 T2-9 6" - 9"
PS 2656 T2-12 9" - 12"
PS 2656 T2-15 12" - 15"
PS 2656 T2-18 15" - 18"
PS 2656 T3-6 4" - 6"
PS 2656 T3-9 6" - 9"
PS 2656 T3-12 9" - 12"
PS 2656 T3-15 12" - 15"
PS 2656 T3-18 15" - 18"
PS 855
– Angular “I” Beam Clamp
Part
No.
Use
With ALoad
Rating
Wt./100
pcs.
PS 855–1 PS 200,
PS 210 31⁄2" 500
107
PS 855–2 PS 500 98
13⁄4"
7⁄8"
1⁄4" 31⁄2"
1⁄2" - 13 X 11⁄2"
Set Screw Included
A
Use in pairs only
PS 2651
– Beam Clamp
Part
No. Use With A Load
Rating
Wt./100
pcs.
PS 2651 T1
PS 200, PS 210
PS 300, PS 400
PS 500, PS 520
33⁄8"
1,000
83
PS 2651 T2
PS 100, PS 150
PS 200 2T3 5" 92
PS 2651 T3 PS 150 2T3
PS 100 2T3 8 1⁄4" 112
1⁄4"
3"
7⁄8"
3⁄8" Hex Nuts and
"U" Bolt Included
A
Use in pairs only
PS 685
– Beam Clamp
Weight/100 pcs: 63 lbs.
31⁄4"
1"
3⁄8"
1⁄2" - 13 X 11⁄2"
Set Screw Included Clamp Requires
1⁄2" x 15⁄16"
Hex Head Cap Screw
and 1⁄2" Channel
Nut Not Included.
Stock Thickness: 3⁄8"
Load Rating: 450 lbs.
Use in pairs only
Finish: Painted Green, or Electro-galvanized Order By: No. and Finish Note: Use in pairs or with other support
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3⁄8"
7⁄8"
15⁄8"
11⁄4"
1
⁄2" - 13 X 11⁄2"
Set Screw Included
2 Holes 9⁄16" Dia.
PS 686
– Beam Clamp
Weight/100 pcs: 26 lbs.
17⁄8" 1⁄4"
1⁄2"
Clamp Requires
1⁄2" - 13 X 11⁄2"
Hex Head Cap Screw
and 1⁄2" Channel
Nut Not Included.
Load Rating:
600 lbs. with 12 ga. channel
500 lbs. with 14 ga. channel
B
A11⁄4"
PS 2653
– Purlin Clamp
PS 907, PS 998
– “I” Beam Clamp
Part
No. Use With Load
Rating
Wt./100
pcs.
PS 2653 T1 PS 200, PS 210,
PS 300
1,200
175
PS 2653 T2 PS 100, PS 150,
PS 200 2T3 179
PS 2653 T3 PS 100 2T3 179
Part
No.
Stock
Thickness
Set
Screw
Load
Rating
lbs.
Wt./100
pcs.
PS 907 1⁄4"3⁄8450 26
PS 998 3⁄8"1⁄21,000 64
3"
1 1⁄4"
5 1⁄8"
1 1⁄4"
PS 916
– “I” Beam Clamp
Weight/100 pcs: 72 lbs.
2"
2"
11⁄4"
Stock Thickness: 3⁄8"
Load Rating: 900 lbs.
Design loads are per pair
of clamps
PS 684
– “I” Beam Clamp
Weight/100 pcs: 94 lbs.
Stock Thickness: 3⁄8"
Load Rating: 500 lbs.
PS 2622
– Beam Clamp
Assembly including PS 736 also
available.
Order PS 2622/J6 or PS 2622/J10
Load Rating: 300 lbs.
Note:
Adaptable for 1⁄4", 3⁄8" & 1⁄2" rod with
PS 3201.
2 Holes 17⁄32" Dia.
3"
2 Holes 13⁄32" Dia.
2" 11⁄16"
3⁄4"
PS 736
– Hook Rod Assembly
Part
No.
Flange Width A
Size
Wt./100
pcs
Max Min
PS 736 J6 7" 3" 85⁄8" 24
PS 736 J10 11" 7" 125⁄8" 33
3
⁄
4
"
3
⁄
8
" Dia.
A
Weight/100 pcs: 41 lbs.
PS 2624
– Wood Beam Hanger
Weight/100 pcs: 22 lbs.
Rod Size
up to 1⁄2"
Rod Swivel 15
All Directions
PS 2624
PS 2623
Load rating is based on 2 clamps
Use in pairs only
Maximum flange thickness is 1"
Use in pairs only
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Finish: Painted Green, or Electro-galvanized Order By: No. and Finish Note: Use in pairs or with other support
Fittings
1⁄2"
A
17⁄32" Hole
13⁄8"
PS 2623
– Swivel Adaptor
PS 3201
– Swivel Nut
PS 871
– Safety Anchor Strap
Weight/100 pcs: 31 lbs.
Rod
Size
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4" 4
3⁄8" 4
1⁄2" 3
Use With:
PS 2622 Beam Clamp
"A"
Length
Wt./100
pcs
9" 33
12" 45
15" 57
Use with:
PS 858,
PS 865
(Cannot be used with 5⁄8" rod
size beam clamps and larger)
Rod Size
up to 1⁄2"
Rod Swivel 15
All Directions
PS 2622
PS 858
– Heavy Duty Beam Clamp
PS 865
– Wide Throat Heavy Duty Beam Clamp
Part
No.
"A"
Rod
Size
B C D
Load
Ratings
lbs.
Wt./100
pcs
PS 858 1⁄41⁄4" - 20 1⁄8"3⁄8" x 11⁄27⁄8" 650 67
PS 858 5⁄16 5⁄16" - 18 67
PS 858 3⁄83⁄8" - 16 3⁄16"1⁄2" x 11⁄215⁄16"1,100 100
PS 858 1⁄21⁄2" - 13 1⁄4" 1,600 130
PS 858 5⁄85⁄8" - 11 5⁄16"5⁄8" x 11⁄215⁄16" 2,400 160
PS 858 3⁄43⁄4" - 10 160
Part
No.
Rod
Size B C D E
Load
Ratings
lbs.
Wt./100
pcs
PS 865 3⁄83⁄8"3⁄16"1⁄2"111⁄16"
29⁄32" 1,100 151
PS 865 1⁄21⁄2"1⁄4"15⁄16" 1,600 195
PS 865 5⁄85⁄8"5⁄16"5⁄8" 15⁄16" 2,400 225
Set Screw
Size C
Included
Weld
7⁄8"
21⁄2"
21⁄2"
Tapped Hole
Size A
B
D
B
35⁄8"
31⁄4"
Set Screw
Size C Included
Tapped Hole
Size A
D
E
Weld
For beams between 3⁄4" (19) to 15⁄8" (41) thick flanges.
Weld is not continuous it is either 11⁄4" - 13⁄4" long or
2 spot welds. All welds are on the top and bottom.
For beams under 7⁄8" thick flange.
Weld is not continuous it is either
11⁄4" - 13⁄4" long or 2 spot welds.
All welds are on the top and bottom.
PS 135X
– Light Duty Beam Clamp
Weight/100 pcs: 14 lbs.
Material: Steel
Use With: 1⁄4" rod
Load Rating: 75 lbs.
PS 2626
– Beam Clamp
Finish: Plain, painted green
or electro-galvanized
Load Rating: 500 lbs.
Part
No.
"A"
Range
Wt./100
pcs
PS 2626 6 21⁄2 - 6" 125
PS 2626 9 51⁄2 - 9" 140
PS 2626 12 81⁄2 - 12" 171
Clamp Requires
1⁄2" Diameter Rod and
2 Hex Nuts Sold Seperately
A
Use With:
PS 2622 Beam Clamp or
PS 2624 Wood Beam Hanger
Load Rating: 300 lbs.
PS 85
– Rod or Insulator Support
Rod
Size A B Load
Ratings
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4" 11⁄8" 11⁄4" 150 23
3⁄8" 2" 2" 350 95
1⁄2" 25⁄8" 21⁄4" 400 195
Flange Thickness: 7⁄8" Maximum
Material: Malleable Iron
B
A
Finish: Painted Green, or Electro-galvanized Order By: No. and Finish Note: Use in pairs or with other support
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PS 2654 & PS 2654A
–
Column Attachment
Weight/100 pcs: 41 lbs.
PS 2654 Use with PS 200
PS 2654A Use with PS 500
Slip Rating: 800 lbs.
Note: Column attachment can only be used in pairs.
A - 1"
A
PS 95
– “C" Clamp
Material: Steel
3⁄4"
21⁄4"
A
B
Rod
Size A B Load
Rating
Wt./100
pcs
3⁄8" 25⁄16"3⁄8" 330 35
1⁄2" 21⁄4"1⁄2" 380 41
5⁄8" 23⁄8"5⁄8" 450 67
3⁄4" 21⁄4"1⁄2" 500 72
PS 86
– “C” Clamp
Rod
Size A B Load
Rating
Wt./100
pcs
3⁄8" 111⁄16"13⁄4" 400 38
1⁄2" 123⁄32" 52
5⁄8" 115⁄16"2" 450 68
3⁄4" 21⁄32" 600 128
Material: Malleable Iron, Steel Set Screw
3⁄4"
1⁄2"
3⁄8"
A
B
PS 93
– Universal “C” Clamp
PS 94
– Wide Throat Top Beam “C” Clamp
At least one full
thread must be exposed
Part
No.
Rod
Size
A
DIMENSIONS (Inches) Max.
Pipe
Size
Max. Load
(Lbs.)
Wt/100
pcs
B C D E
PS 93 3⁄83⁄8 15⁄823⁄47⁄82 400 28
PS 93 1⁄21⁄2 15⁄8 2 3⁄47⁄831⁄2500 34
• Maximum temperature of 450˚ F
Material: Malleable Iron, Steel Set Screw
Part
No.
Rod
Size
A
DIMENSIONS (Inches) Max
Pipe
Size
Max. Load
(Lbs.)
Wt/100
pcs
B C D E F
PS 94 5⁄85⁄813⁄421⁄43⁄4 11⁄4 1 5 600 66
PS 94 3⁄43⁄417⁄8 23⁄8 3⁄4 13⁄8 11⁄48 800 83
• Maximum temperature of 450˚ F
Material: Malleable Iron, Steel Set Screw
A
1"
B
E
D
C 11⁄4"
A
E
B
F
D
C15⁄16"
At least one full
thread must be exposed
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PIPE & CONDUIT CLAMPS
ENGINEERING CATALOG
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Power-Strut pipe, conduit and O.D.
tubing clamps are formed in punch
press dies in a wide selection of sizes
to meet every requirement.
■ MATERIAL:
Power-Strut pipe, conduit and O.D. tubing clamps are made on punch
press dies from hot rolled, pickled and oiled steel which conforms to the
ASTM A-1008, A-1011 SS, A-575 and A-576 standards. Select sizes of
O.D. tubing clamps are available in stainless steel or aluminum.
■ STANDARD FINISH:
All steel clamps are electro-galvanized. Select sizes of O.D. tubing clamps
are available in copper plated finish. PVC coatings are available upon
special request.
■ ORDERINg INFORMATION:
When ordering, add the length or size and finish to the part number.
See pages 8-9 for finish abbreviations and an example.
■ REcOMMENDED BOLT TORquE:
Bolt Size 1⁄4"–20 5⁄16"–18 3⁄8"–16 1⁄2"–13 5⁄8"–11 3⁄4"–10
Rec. Torque
Ft/Lbs 6 11 19 50 100 125
Max. Torque
Ft/Lbs 7 15 25 70 125 135
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PS 1000
– EMT Conduit Clamp
PS 1300
– Universal Clamp for EMT, IMC & GRC
PS 1100, PS 1116, PS 1117
– Standard Pipe Clamp (GRC, IMC and SCH 40⁄SCH 80 steel pipe)
EMT
Size
Stock
Thickness
Hanging Load
Rating/lbs.
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄2".060 400 11
3⁄4" 12
1" .075 600 15
11⁄4" 18
11⁄2".105 800 29
2" 33
Note: For EMT larger than
2" use PS 1100 Nominal
Size
Fits
O.D.
Stock
Thickness
Hanging Load
Rating/lbs.
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄2" 0.706-0.840 .060 250 10
3⁄4" 0.922-1.050 .060 400 11
1" 1.163-1.315 12
11⁄4" 1.510-1.660 .075 400 18
11⁄2" 1.740-1.900 .075 500 20
2" 2.197-2.375 22
Material and finish are specified as:
1100 AL Alum. clamp, EG fasteners
1100 HG Clamp, Stainless Steel fasteners
1116 Alum. clamp and fasteners
1117 Alum. clamp, Stainless Steel fasteners
1100SS Stainless Steel clamp and fasteners
Pipe
Size
Stock
Thickness
Hanging Load
Rating/lbs.
Wt./100
pcs
3⁄8".060 400 10
1⁄2" 11
3⁄4"
.075 600
15
1" 17
11⁄4" 19
11⁄2"
.105 800
29
2" 34
21⁄2" 40
3" 47
31⁄2"
.125
1,000
62
4" 67
5" 80
6"
.135
102
8" 130
10" 143
12" 174
PS 67
– “J” Pipe or Conduit Hanger
Notes:
Plastic Coated hanger is available (“N” Suffix).
Please contact factory for additional information.
Maximum operating temperature is 300°F
Minimum safety factor of five (5) on ultimate load.
11⁄4"
Design Load
11⁄4"
Design Load
11⁄4"
Design Load
Hex Bolt
Size as Listed
Rod Size A
Listed
Hanger Rod Suspended
Hole
Diameter E
BD
CRod
Size A
Bolt
Size F
Conduit
Size
A
Rod Size B C D E F Load
Rating/lbs.
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄2
3⁄8
25⁄8
1
2
13⁄32
1⁄4 x 21⁄4
400
20
3⁄427⁄821⁄421
1 3 23⁄81⁄4 x 21⁄224
11⁄431⁄421⁄21⁄4 x 23⁄427
11⁄231⁄225⁄81⁄4 x 3 29
2 33⁄411⁄825⁄81⁄4 x 31⁄233
21⁄2
1⁄2
43⁄8
11⁄8
35⁄8
9⁄16
3⁄8 x 41⁄2
800
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3 47⁄843⁄8 x 5 78
31⁄251⁄841⁄43⁄8 x 6 85
45⁄8
61⁄851⁄8178
5 63⁄453⁄43⁄8 x 71⁄2199
63⁄473⁄411⁄461⁄23⁄8 x 81⁄21,000 231
87⁄891⁄411⁄483⁄8 x 10 1,200 449
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Pipe & Conduit Clamps
PS 1200
– O.D. Tubing Clamp
Please contact factory for sizes & finishes not shown.
Note: Additional Available Finishes
SS - Stainless Steel
CC - Copper Coated
O.D.
Size
Stock
Thickness
Hanging
Load
Rating/lbs.
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4"
.060 400
8
3⁄8" 8
1⁄2" 9
5⁄8" 10
3⁄4" 11
7⁄8" 12
1"
.075 600
14
11⁄8" 15
11⁄4" 16
13⁄8" 17
11⁄2" 18
15⁄8" 19
13⁄4"
.105 800
29
17⁄8" 28
2" 31
21⁄8" 32
21⁄4" 33
23⁄8" 34
21⁄2" 35
25⁄8" 37
23⁄4" 38
27⁄8" 40
3" 41
O.D.
Size
Stock
Thickness
Hanging
Load
Rating/lbs.
Wt./100
pcs
31⁄8"
.105 800
43
31⁄4" 45
33⁄8" 46
31⁄2" 47
35⁄8" 56
33⁄4" 58
37⁄8"
.125 1,000
60
4" 62
41⁄8" 62
41⁄4" 64
43⁄8" 66
41⁄2" 67
45⁄8" 70
43⁄4" 72
47⁄8" 73
5" 74
51⁄8" 76
51⁄4" 77
53⁄8" 78
51⁄2" 79
55⁄8"
.135 1,000
88
53⁄4" 90
57⁄8" 92
O.D.
Size
Stock
Thickness
Hanging
Load
Rating/lbs.
Wt./100
pcs
6"
.135 1,000
94
61⁄8" 96
61⁄4" 98
63⁄8" 99
61⁄2" 100
65⁄8" 102
63⁄4" 104
67⁄8" 106
7" 108
71⁄8" 110
71⁄4" 112
73⁄8" 114
71⁄2" 116
75⁄8" 117
73⁄4" 119
77⁄8" 121
8" 123
81⁄8" 125
81⁄4" 126
83⁄8" 128
81⁄2" 129
85⁄8" 130
PS 69
– E-Z Grip Hanger
Size A
Rod Size B
Load
Rating
Lbs/650
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄2"
3⁄8"
21⁄4"
300
9
3⁄4" 25⁄16" 9
1" 27⁄16" 10
11⁄4" 25⁄8" 10
11⁄2" 23⁄4" 10
2" 31⁄4" 11
21⁄2" 4" 525 25
3" 43⁄8" 27
4" 411⁄16" 600 48
5"
1⁄2"
55⁄16"
1000
53
6" 67⁄16" 100
7" 8" 100
Rod Size A
Listed
B
11⁄4"
Design Load
PS 137
– Long Tangent “U” Bolt
Size Wt./100
pcs
1⁄2" 21
3⁄4" 28
1" 29
11⁄4" 31
11⁄2" 33
2" 36
21⁄2" 78
3" 88
31⁄2" 94
4" 102
Size
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1"
A
25⁄8"
PS 3138
– Parallel Run Pipe Clamp
PS 3126
– One-Piece Pipe Strap
PS 1450
– One-Hole Clamp for O.D. Tubing
Pipe
Size
Load
Rating/lbs.
Wt./100
pcs
3⁄8"
300
27
1⁄2" 29
3⁄4" 30
1" 400 31
11⁄4" 38
11⁄2"
500
40
2" 47
21⁄2" 66
3" 78
31⁄2" 87
4" 90
O.D.
Size AThickness
Gages
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4" 13⁄16"
16
4
3⁄8" 15⁄16" 5
1⁄2" 17⁄16" 6
5⁄8" 15⁄8"
14
8
3⁄4" 13⁄4" 9
7⁄8" 17⁄8" 10
1" 2" 11
Pipe
Size ABCDesign
Load/lbs.
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄2" 27⁄8"
9⁄32"7⁄16" 500
23
3⁄4" 31⁄8" 26
1" 33⁄8" 31
11⁄4" 33⁄4" 35
11⁄2" 37⁄8" 39
2" 53⁄4"
7⁄16"11⁄16" 1,000
94
21⁄2" 61⁄4" 114
3" 67⁄8" 133
31⁄2" 73⁄8" 152
4" 77⁄8" 176
5" 9" 198
6" 10" 225
Supporting
Rib on
PS 3126 6 inch
Hole Size – 9⁄32"
1⁄4" X 3⁄4" Round Head
Machine Screw
and Channel Nut
Not Included
A
PS 270
– Conduit Clamp
Size A
Diameter
Wt./100
pcs
3⁄8"
1⁄4"
6
1⁄2" 6
3⁄4" 8
1" 9
11⁄4" 11
11⁄2" 19
2" 27
PS 51
– Right Angle Pipe or Conduit Clamp
Size A
Diameter BWt./100
pcs
3⁄8"
5⁄16"
15⁄16" 25
1⁄2" 13⁄16" 41
3⁄4" 17⁄16" 42
1" 111⁄16" 47
11⁄4" 2" 54
11⁄2" 25⁄16" 57
2"
3⁄8"
23⁄16" 85
21⁄2" 33⁄8" 106
3" 41⁄8" 110
31⁄2" 45⁄8" 128
4" 51⁄8" 140
Material: Malleable Iron
B
A
A 1⁄8"
C
Hole
Size B
Design Load
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Size
Range
Captured
Nylon Lock-Nut Hex
Bolt
"V" Pad
"V" Pad
1-5⁄8" Series
Channel
PS TP-025 thru PS TP-100
– Cush-A-Grip®
Nominal 3⁄4" Wall
Nominal 1" Wall
The only airtight, crush-resistant insulation
clamp on the market.
• Maintains thermal barrier protection
• Prevents condensation
• Properly supports pipe and tube
• Absorbs vibration
Includes: Cushion, V-pad, and Hardware.
Materials: Cushion: Thermoplastic elastomer.
Hardware: Stainless Steel with Captured Nylon Locknut
Temperature Rating: -40°F to +275°F
PS CT-3⁄8 thru PS CT1-4-1⁄8
– Cush-A-Therm™
B
CD
V-Pad
17⁄16"
A
Part
No.
Hole
Size
Copper
Nom.
I.D.
O.D. IPS O.D. Length
PS CT-3⁄83⁄8 ID 1⁄4 3⁄8 - 1.81
2.17
PS CT-1⁄21⁄2 ID 3⁄8 1⁄2 1⁄4 1.89
PS CT-5⁄85⁄8 ID 1⁄2 5⁄8 3⁄8 2.05
PS CT-3⁄43⁄4 ID 5⁄8 3⁄4 - 2.22
PS CT-7⁄87⁄8 ID 3⁄4 7⁄8 1⁄2 2.44
PS CT-1-1⁄811⁄8 ID 1 11⁄8 3⁄4 2.76
PS CT-1-3⁄813⁄8 ID 11⁄413⁄8 1 3.19
2.56PS CT-1-5⁄815⁄8 ID 11⁄2 15⁄8 11⁄4 3.35
PS CT-2-1⁄821⁄8 ID 2 21⁄8 - 3.86
PS CT-2-1⁄821⁄8 ID 21⁄4 23⁄8 2 4.29 2.96
PS CT-2-5⁄825⁄8 ID 21⁄2 25⁄8 - 4.87
PS CT-3-1⁄831⁄8 ID 3 31⁄8 - 5.00 3.35
PS CT-3-5⁄835⁄8 ID 31⁄2 35⁄8 - 5.94 3.94
PS CT-4-1⁄841⁄8 ID 4 41⁄8 31⁄2 6.14
Part
No.
Hole
Size
Copper
Nom. I.D. O.D. IPS O.D. Length
PS CT1-5⁄85⁄8 ID 1⁄2 5⁄8 3⁄8 2.54
2.17
PS CT1-3⁄43⁄4 ID 5⁄8 3⁄4 - 2.82
PS CT1-7⁄87⁄8 ID 3⁄4 7⁄81⁄2 2.82
PS CT1-1-1⁄811⁄8 ID 1 11⁄8 3⁄4 3.06
PS CT1-1-3⁄813⁄8 ID 11⁄413⁄8 1 3.33
2.56
PS CT1-1-5⁄815⁄8 ID 11⁄2 15⁄8 11⁄43.65
PS CT1-2-1⁄821⁄8 ID 2 21⁄8 - 4.16
PS CT1-2-3⁄823⁄8 ID 21⁄4 23⁄8 2 3.92
PS CT1-2-5⁄825⁄8 ID 21⁄2 25⁄8 4.87 2.96
PS CT1-3-1⁄831⁄8 ID 3 31⁄8 - 5.14 3.35
PS CT1-3-5⁄835⁄8 ID 31⁄2 35⁄8- 6.48 3.94
PS CT1-4-1⁄841⁄8 ID 4 41⁄8 31⁄2 6.48
1. Insulation slides
over pipes
2. Pipe hanger inserts
are put in place and
glued to insuation.
3. Joints are wrapped
and sealed with
ProTape.
Part
No.
O.D.
Tube Sizes Diameters PullOut
Load/Lbs
Slip
Load/Lbs
PS TP-025 1⁄43⁄81⁄20.25 - 0.54
500 40
PS TP-625 5⁄83⁄47⁄80.62 - 0.87
PS TP-875 7⁄81 11⁄80.87 - 1.12
PS TP-100 1 11⁄811⁄41.00 - 1.31
Part
No.
Nominal
Pipe Size
Dimensions (In.) Hex Head Cap
Screw & Lock Nut
Wt/100
pcs Lbs
“A” “B” “C” “D”
PS TP-025 1⁄4115⁄16 13⁄83⁄83⁄16 1⁄4-20 x 11⁄2" 4
PS TP-625 3⁄823⁄815⁄8
7⁄16
1⁄4
1⁄4-20 x 2"
6
PS TP-875 1⁄229⁄16 113⁄16 5⁄16 8
PS TP-100 3⁄4211⁄16 115⁄16 5⁄16 8
Part
No.
Nominal Pipe
Sizes Diameters PullOut
Load/Lbs
Slip
Load/Lbs
PS TP-025 1⁄40.25 - 0.54
500 40
PS TP-625 3⁄81⁄20.62 - 0.87
PS TP-875 3⁄40.87 - 1.12
PS TP-100 3⁄41 1.00 - 1.31
Tube Sizes
Pipe Sizes
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PS 004T – PS 106N
– Cush-a-Clamp® Assembly Pipe & Tube Series
Clamp: Electro-galvanized or stainless steel
Cushion: Thermoplastic elastomer resistant to the effects of most oils,
chemicals and industrial cleaning com pounds in temperatures
from -50°F to 275°F.
UV Resistent
Includes: Cushion, Clamp and Hardware
Controlled Squeeze: Parts with the letter "T" have a Controlled Squeeze
shoulder Bolt. Available on tube sizes 1⁄4" thru 13⁄8"
Pipe Series
Part
No.
Pipe
Size
(Nominal)
Dimensions Wt./100
pcs
ABC
PS 009N 1⁄4" 0.54 0.98 1.34 13
PS 011N 3⁄8" 0.67 1.13 1.54 14
PS 014N 1⁄2" 0.84 1.29 1.82 15
PS 017N 3⁄4" 1.05 1.50 2.08 17
PS 021N 1" 1.31 1.76 2.34 19
PS 027N 11⁄4" 1.66 2.17 2.73 35
PS 030N 11⁄2" 1.90 2.35 2.86 41
PS 038N 2" 2.37 2.82 3.67 49
PS 046N 21⁄2" 2.87 3.32 4.17 57
PS 056N 3" 3.50 3.95 4.79 55
PS 064N 31⁄2" 4.00 4.45 5.42 88
PS 072N 4" 4.50 4.95 5.92 110
PS 089N 5" 5.56 6.01 6.92 130
PS 106N 6" 6.62 7.07 8.23 140
Tube Series
Part
No.
Copper &
Steel Tube
O. D. Size
Copper
Water
Pipe
(Nominal)
Dimensions
Wt./100
pcs
ABC
PS 004T 1⁄4" 0.25 0.62 0.98 10
PS 006T 3⁄8"1⁄4" 0.37 0.82 1.13 11
PS 008T 1⁄2"3⁄8" 0.50 0.94 1.34 13
PS 010T 5⁄8"1⁄2" 0.62 1.06 1.54 14
PS 012T 3⁄4"5⁄8" 0.75 1.2 1.68 14
PS 014T 7⁄8"3⁄4" 0.87 1.31 1.82 15
PS 016T 1" 1.00 1.44 1.95 17
PS 018T 11⁄8" 1" 1.12 1.57 2.08 18
PS 020T 11⁄4" 1.25 1.70 2.21 18
PS 022T 13⁄8" 11⁄4" 1.37 1.82 2.34 20
PS 024N 11⁄2" 1.50 1.95 2.47 33
PS 026N 15⁄8" 11⁄2" 1.62 2.07 2.60 35
PS 028N 13⁄4" 1.75 2.20 2.73 37
PS 030N 17⁄8" 1.87 2.32 2.86 39
PS 032N 2" 2.00 2.45 3.04 41
PS 034N 21⁄8" 2.12 2.57 3.23 46
PS 038N 23⁄8" 2.37 2.82 3.67 47
PS 040N 21⁄2" 2.50 2.94 3.79 49
PS 042N 25⁄8" 2.62 3.07 3.92 51
PS 046N 27⁄8" 2.87 3.32 4.17 55
PS 048N 3" 3.00 3.57 4.42 57
PS 050N 31⁄8" 3.12 3.57 4.42 60
PS 056N 31⁄2" 3.50 3.95 4.79 55
PS 058N 35⁄8" 3.62 4.2 5.11 70
PS 064N 4" 4.00 4.45 5.42 88
PS 066N 41⁄8" 4.12 4.57 5.54 94
PS 072N 41⁄2" 4.50 4.95 5.92 110
PS 082N 51⁄8" 5.12 5.57 6.54 125
PS 098N 61⁄8" 6.12 6.57 7.54 130
A
B
C
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Finish: Electro-galvanized Order By: No., and Finish
Pipe & Conduit Clamps
PS 004M – PS 038M
– Cush-a-Clamp® Assembly Omega Series
Part
No.
Copper
Tubing
O.D. Size
Water
Pipe
(Nominal)
Pipe
Size
(Nominal)
Dimensions Wt./100
pcs
A B C D E F
PS 004M 1⁄4" – – 0.25 1.81
0.06
0.62 0.20 0.78 3.4
PS 006M 3⁄8"1⁄4– 0.37 1.90 0.20 0.81 4.0
PS 008M 1⁄2"3⁄81⁄4" 0.50 2.20
0.75 0.26 0.98
5.5
PS 010M 5⁄8"1⁄23⁄8" 0.62 2.32 6.0
PS 012M 3⁄4"5⁄8– 0.75 2.41 6.5
PS 014M 7⁄8"3⁄41⁄2" 0.87 2.56 7.1
PS 016M 1" – – 1.00 2.68 7.8
PS 018M20 – – 3⁄4" 1.05 2.68 8.1
PS 018M21 11⁄8" 1 – 1.12 2.82 8.4
PS 020M 11⁄4" – – 1.25 3.00
0.08 1.25 0.26 1.56
17
PS 021M – – 1" 1.31 3.12 20
PS 022M 13⁄8" 11⁄4– 1.37 3.12 19
PS 024M 11⁄2" – – 1.50 3.65 20
PS 026M 15⁄8" 11⁄2– 1.62 3.77 23
PS 027M – – 11⁄4" 1.66 3.90
0.10 1.25 0.33 1.56
32
PS 028M 13⁄4" – – 1.75 3.90 32
PS 030M 17⁄8"–11⁄2" 1.87 4.02 34
PS 032M 2" – – 2.00 4.15 36
PS 034M 21⁄8" – – 2.12 4.40 41
PS 038M – – 2" 2.37 4.71 44
Includes: clamp and cushion.
Materials
Clamp: ZD or Stainless Steel
Cushion: Thermoplastic elastomer
F
D
A
B
C
E
PS 52E
– Parallel Pipe and Conduit Clamp
Size Wt./100
pcs
1⁄2" 59
3⁄4" 64
1" 70
11⁄4" 72
11⁄2" 93
2" 128
21⁄2" 135
3" 155
31⁄2" 190
4" 205
Material: Malleable Iron
PS 3792
– Power-Wrap™
Material: EPDM
Stock Thickness: 1⁄8"
Stock Length: 25 ft.⁄box
Service Temp: -70˚ to 350˚ F
Weight/100 boxes: 253 lbs.
Note: Cannot be used on slot side of metal framing channel.
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PS MU-1⁄4 thru PS MU-4
– Mustang Universal One-Piece Pipe, Conduit (GRC, EMT & IMC) and Tubing Clamps
Note:
Available in 14 ga. Electro-galvanized steel
PS UB 1⁄2 – PS UB 10
– Cush-a-Clamp® Assembly U–Bolt Series
Part
No.
Pipe
Size
Dimensions Wt./100
Pcs
A B C D
PS UB 1⁄21⁄2" 0.84 1.60
0.68 1⁄4-20 UNC-2B
9
PS UB 3⁄43⁄4" 1.05 1.80 10
PS UB 1 1" 1.31 2.05 12
PS UB 1-1⁄411⁄4" 1.66 2.55
1.24 3⁄8-16 UNC-2B
32
PS UB 1-1⁄211⁄2" 1.90 2.80 36
PS UB 2 2" 2.37 3.35 42
PS UB 2-1⁄221⁄2" 2.87 3.90
1.24 1⁄2-13 UNC-2B
72
PS UB 3 3" 3.50 4.55 84
PS UB 3-1⁄231⁄2" 4.00 5.05 93
PS UB 4 4" 4.50 5.50 102
PS UB 5 5" 5.56 6.56 123
PS UB 6 6" 6.62 7.75 1.44 5⁄8-11 UNC-2B 243
PS UB 8 8" 8.62 9.82 293
PS UB 10 10" 10.75 12.16 1.65 3⁄4-10 UNC-2B 492
Includes: U-bolt, cushion, and hardware.
Materials: U-Bolt: Electrogalvanized finish or Type 316 SS
Cushion: Thermoplastic elastomer
Note: Not intended for use with metal framing components due to the length of the thread.
C
D
B
A
1/2" thru 6" assembly.
BDC
A
8" thru 12" assembly
Two piece cushion design
.017
π
30°
30°
.017
π
Part No. Nominal
Trade Size
OD Height Above
Channel "H"
Min Max Min Max.
PS MU-1⁄41⁄4" 0.250" 0.540" 13⁄4" 2"
PS MU-3⁄83⁄8" 0.500" 0.675" 17⁄8" 21⁄8"
PS MU-1⁄21⁄2" 0.625" 0.840" 2" 21⁄4"
PS MU-3⁄43⁄4" 0.875" 1.050" 21⁄4" 21⁄2"
PS MU-1 1" 1.125" 1.315" 21⁄2" 23⁄4"
PS MU-1-1⁄411⁄4" 1.375" 1.660" 23⁄4" 31⁄8"
PS MU-1-1⁄211⁄2" 1.625" 1.900" 3" 33⁄8"
PS MU-2 2" 2.000" 2.375" 31⁄2" 37⁄8"
PS MU-2-1⁄221⁄2" 2.500" 2.875" 41⁄4" 45⁄8"
PS MU-3 3" 3.000" 3.500" 47⁄8" 53⁄8"
PS MU-3-1⁄231⁄2" 3.625" 4.000" 53⁄8" 57⁄8"
PS MU-4 4" 4.125" 4.500" 57⁄8" 63⁄8"
H
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Pipe & Conduit Clamps
PS 1901
– Two-Piece Pipe Roller
PS 815
– Two-Piece, Heavy Duty Pipe Roller
Chart for Dimension A
Pipe
Size
No
Insulation
Insulation Thickness
1" 11⁄2" 2" 21⁄2" 3" 4"
1⁄2"
61⁄2"
61⁄2"
– –
–
–
–
3⁄4"65⁄8" 67⁄8"
1"
11⁄4"67⁄8" 71⁄8" 73⁄8"
11⁄2"
2" 65⁄8" 71⁄8" 73⁄8" 71⁄2" 8"
21⁄2"
3" 7" 71⁄2" 73⁄4" 77⁄8" 81⁄8"
31⁄2"
4" 65⁄8" 71⁄4" 75⁄8" 77⁄8" 8" 83⁄8" 9"
Weight/100 pair: 268 lbs.
Use With: 1⁄2"-4" pipe
Load Rating: 500 lbs.
Material:
Bracket - steel;
Roller - cast iron (or aluminum)
Finish: Green or galvanized;
Roller - plain
Chart for Dimension A
Pipe
Size
No
Insulation
Insulation Thickness
1" 11⁄2" 2" 21⁄2" 3" 4"
6" 91⁄2" 101⁄4" 101⁄2" 103⁄4" 11" 113⁄8" 117⁄8"
8" 101⁄8"
–
11" 113⁄8" 113⁄4" 12" 121⁄2"
10" 103⁄4" 115⁄8" 12" 121⁄4" 121⁄2" 13"
12" 111⁄4" 121⁄8" 121⁄2" 123⁄4" 13" 131⁄2"
14" 115⁄8" 121⁄2" 127⁄8" 13" 133⁄8" 14"
16" 121⁄8" 13" 133⁄8" 137⁄8" 14" 141⁄2"
Weight/100 pair: 680 lbs.
A
21⁄2"
2"
A
31⁄2" 33⁄4"
TO
3"
Use With: 6-16" pipe
Material:
Bracket - steel; Roller - cast iron
Finish: Green or galvanized; Roller - plain
Load Rating: 1500 lbs.
PS 1911
– Pipe Roller
PS 816
– Three Piece, Heavy Duty Pipe Roller
Weight/100 units: 1,046 lbs.
Size Fits
Pipe Size A B Wt./100
pcs
2 – 3-1⁄2"
2"
5"
3"
16021⁄2" 31⁄4"
3" 35⁄8"
4 – 6"
31⁄2" 5" 37⁄8"
2154" 57⁄8" 45⁄16"
5" 47⁄8"
8 – 10"
6" 57⁄8" 57⁄16"
5258" 85⁄16"71⁄8"
10" 81⁄4"
12 – 14" 12" 107⁄8"97⁄8" 1,025
14" 101⁄2"
Material: Brackets and shaft - steel; Rollers - cast iron
Finish: Brackets - painted green or galvanized; Shaft - electro-galvanized;
Rollers - plain
Load Rating: 950 lbs.
Chart for Dimension A
Pipe
Size
Insulation Thickness
11⁄2" 2" 21⁄2" 3" 4"
16" – 137⁄8" 14" 141⁄2"
18" 135⁄8" 14" 141⁄8" 141⁄2" 15"
20" 141⁄8" 141⁄2" 143⁄4" 15" 151⁄2"
24" 151⁄4" 151⁄2" 157⁄8" 161⁄8" 165⁄8"
Use With: 16-24" pipe
Material: Brackets - steel; Roller - cast iron
Finish: Brackets - painted green or galvanized; Roller - plain
Load Rating: 2,000 lbs.
A
21⁄2"
B
2"
A
31⁄4"
3"
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PS 1902
– Pipe-Roller Assembly
Part
No. AWt./100
pcs.
PS 1902 - 1"-2" 63⁄4299
PS 1902 - 21⁄2"-31⁄2" 71⁄2304
PS 1902 - 4"-6" 81⁄2311
PS 1902 - 8" 99⁄16 319
Material:
Brackets and shaft - steel;
Rollers - cast iron
Finish:
Brackets - painted green or galvanized;
Shaft - electro-galvanized; Rollers - plain
Load Rating: 750 lbs.
Pipe
Size
No
Insulation
Insulation Thickness
1" 11⁄2" 2" 21⁄2" 3" 4"
1⁄2"
PS 1902 - 1"-2"
PS 1902 - 1"-2"
PS 1902 - 1"-2"
PS 1902 - 21⁄2"-31⁄2"
–
–
–
3⁄4"
1"
11⁄4"
11⁄2"
PS 1902 - 21⁄2"-31⁄2""
PS 1902 - 21⁄2"-31⁄2"2"
21⁄2"
3"
PS 1902 - 21⁄2"-31⁄2"
PS 1902 - 4"-6" PS 1902 - 4"-6"
PS 1902 - 4"-6"31⁄2"
4"
5"
PS 1902 - 21⁄2"-31⁄2" PS 1902 - 4"-6" PS 1902 - 4"-6" PS 1902 - 8" PS 1902 - 8"
6"
8" PS 1902 - 8" PS 1902 - 8" PS 1902 - 8"
A
21⁄2"
PS PP
– Power-Pier
8"
3"
8"
13⁄16"
Part
Number
Power-Pier
Bases Qty. Description
PS PP 4 Power-Pier Base Only (4 Bases & Hardware)
PS-SPSS-6 HG 4 PS PP + 4 Pcs PS 500 EH HG @ 6" Long for up to 31⁄2" Pipe
PS-SPSS-10HG 4 PS PP + 4 Pcs PS 500 EH HG @ 10" Long for 4" to 8" Pipe
PS-MPDS-26HG 4 PS PP + 2 Pcs PS 200 EH HG @ 26" Long for Trapeze
PS-MPDS-38HG 4 PS PP + 2 Pcs PS 200 EH HG @ 38" Long for Trapeze
PS-MPDS-50HG 4 PS PP + 2 Pcs PS 200 EH HG @ 50" Long for Trapeze
PS-MPDS-62HG 4 PS PP + 2 Pcs PS 200 EH HG @ 62" Long for Trapeze
The Power-Pier Rooftop support system provides a simple
and versatile way to support and manage pipe, tubing,
conduit, HVAC systems, and the like. The Power-Pier
system supports without roof surface penetration and
allows the parts to remain off the surface
PS 3373
PS 200
PS RS
PS 606
PS 1100
PS 200 PS RS
Threaded
Rod
PS 3373 PS 1100
PS RS
PS 1100
PS 500
PS 1100
PS 500
PA-158 PS 200 EH
PS 606
PS 1901
PS 200
PS RS
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING CATALOG
Power-Strut offers a versatile means of
supporting lighting, conduits, cable and
other portions of an electrical system.
Power-Strut is listed as an electrical
raceway by Underwriters laboratories
as specified by the National Electric
Code (Article 384), and CSA approved in
accordance with the Canadian Electrical
Code (Part 1).
■ MATERIAL:
Power-Strut electrical raceways are cold formed from low carbon steel
and meet the requirements of ASTM A-1011 Grade 33 in painted green
or ASTM A-653 Grade 33 in pre-galvanized material. Plain or electro-
galvanized fittings conform to the ASTM A-635 or ASTM A-36 standards
while pre-galvanized fittings meet the requirements of ASTM A-653
Grade 33.
■ STANDARD LENGTHS:
Standard lengths of electrical raceway are 10 and 20 feet.
The Power-Strut closure strips are available only in 10 feet lengths.
■ STANDARD FINISH:
Electrical raceway channel is available in a painted green or
pre-galvanized finish. All Power-Strut fittings are available in painted
green or electro-galvanized finish. Many fittings are available in pre-
galvanized.
■ ORDERING INFORMATION:
When ordering, add the length or size and finish to the part number. See
pages 8-9 for finish abbreviations and an example.
■ LISTINGS:
UL File No. E27817 - Channel & Closure Strips
UL File No. E27818 - Fittings
CSA File No. 091312
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Knock-Out Raceway*
Maximum Number of Wires Types
AVB, FEP, FEBP, RH, RHH, RHW, RUH, RUW, T, TW, THHN, THWN, THW, XHHW
Solid Raceway*
Part
No.
Section
Height
PS 100 31⁄4"
PS 150 2 7⁄16"
PS 200 15⁄8"
PS 210 15⁄8"
PS 300 13⁄8"
PS 400 1"
PS 500 13⁄16"
Part
No.
Section
Height
PS 100 KO6 31⁄4"
PS 150 KO6 27⁄16"
PS 200 KO6 15⁄8"
PS 210 KO6 15⁄8"
PS 300 KO6 13⁄8"
PS 400 KO6 1"
Raceway Part
Numbers
Wt./
100 Ft.
Height of
Section
Inches
Wire Size AWG*
14 12 10 8 6
Table A – Maximum number of conductors
when raceway is installed to support and
supply electric discharge type lighting fixtures
when raceway wiring is suitable for at least 75
C. EXCEPTION: Wire suitable for 60 C may
be used when clearance between raceway and
fixtures is at least 1⁄2 inch.
PS 100, PS 100 K06 305 31⁄4" 10 10 8 6 4
PS 150, PS 150 K06 247 27⁄16" 10 10 8 6 4
PS 200, PS 200 K06 190 15⁄8"66542
PS 210, PS 210 K06 141 15⁄8"66542
PS 300, PS 300 K06 170 13⁄8"54432
PS 400, PS 400 K06 146 1" 4 3 0 0 0
PS 500 97 13⁄16"43000
Table B – Maximum number of conductors
when raceway is installed to support and
supply electric discharge type lighting fixtures
when raceway wiring is suitable for at least 75
C and clearance between raceway and fixtures
is at least 1⁄8 inch.
PS 100, PS 100 K06 305 31⁄4" 10 10 10 9 6
PS 150, PS 150 K06 247 27⁄16" 10 10 10 8 6
PS 200, PS 200 K06 190 15⁄8" 10 10 8 6 3
PS 210, PS 210 K06 141 15⁄8" 10 10 8 6 3
PS 300, PS 300 K06 170 13⁄8" 10 10 6 4 2
PS 400, PS 400 K06 146 1" 6 6 0 0 0
PS 500 97 13⁄16"66000
Table C – Maximum number of conductors
when raceway is not employed with fixtures
OR where the clearance between the raceway
and fixtures is greater than 1⁄2 inch.
PS 100, PS 100 K06 305 31⁄4" 50 42 35 20 13
PS 150, PS 150 K06 247 27⁄16" 36 29 25 14 9
PS 200, PS 200 K06 190 15⁄8" 22 18 15 9 5
PS 210, PS 210 K06 141 15⁄8" 24 20 17 10 6
PS 300, PS 300 K06 170 13⁄8" 18 15 13 7 5
PS 400, PS 400 K06 146 1" 11 9 7 4 3
PS 500 97 13⁄16"97642
Table D – CSA Certified
Maximum number of wires
Types R, RW, RWU, T, TW
PS 100, PS 100 K06 305 31⁄4" 10 10 8 6 4
PS 150, PS 150 K06 247 27⁄16" 10 10 8 6 4
PS 200, PS 200 K06 190 15⁄8"88543
PS 210, PS 210 K06 141 15⁄8"88543
PS 300, PS 300 K06 170 13⁄8"86532
PS 400, PS 400 K06 146 1" 4 3 0 0 0
PS 500 97 13⁄16"43000
*In all cases, the snap-in-cover, PS 707, is required to complete raceway enclosures.
Also UL Listed: PS 100 2T3, PS 150 2T3, PS 200 2T3, PS 210 2T3, PS 300 2T3, PS 400 2T3, and PS 500 2T3
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Electrical
To Install Channel To Install Fluorescent Fixture
Complete installation in minutes. No screw, bolts or cotter pins to lose.
1. Suspend and align PS-2632
Channel hanger from threaded
rod at pre-determined level.
2. At floor working level install wiring
in channel raceway and add a
channel closure strip.
3. Lay raceway into pre-hung chan-
nel hanger. Close snap fasten-
ing door which securely locks
raceway into position.
1. Attach PS2631 Fixture Hanger
to fixture with quick assembly
wing-nut leaving door open.
2. Hook fixture over raceway.
Close snap fastening door
which securely locks fixture
into position. Plug in fixture.
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Economy Raceway System Fluorescent
In this slot-down system the circuits run through the fixtures
and only enter the channel where there is a break in the
fixture run. At that point the fiber wire retainer holds wires in
place and snap-in closure strip covers the area.
Knock-out Fluorescent Raceway System
Listed by Underwriter's Laboratories, Inc. Fixture is attached
to slot-up channel with chase nipple, locknut and bushing
through knock-outs in bottom of channel. Conduit connector
fitting PS-2560 holds channel and fixture to pipe or rod.
Knock-out Mercury Vapor Raceway System
Listed by Underwriter's Laboratories, Inc. Fixture is attached
to slot-up channel with chase nipple, locknut and bushing
through knock-outs in bottom of channel. Conduit connector
fitting PS-2561 holds channel and fixture to pipe or rod.
Basic Fluorescent Support System
Slot-down channel holds fixture firmly in place with spring nut
and bolt. Fixtures may be added or relocated without chang-
ing the basic assembly.
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Electrical
Slot Down Mercury Vapor System
In this slot down system the mercury vapor ballast is wired
directly to the system.
Basic Mercury Vapor Support System
PS 3301 Clevis Hanger for use with PS 150, PS 200
In this slot up or down system, the fixture is supported by
PS-3301 clevis hanger which is designed for use with both
15⁄8" and 27⁄16" deep channels.
Slotted Support System
This system is designed for maximum ease of attaching fixture
through slotted channel with shoulder bolt and provides posi-
tive alignment.
Grid System
This system is used where fixtures are hung at right angles
to Power-Strut raceways and support channels. Any of the
features of the above systems can be adapted to this system.
Ideal for egg-crate type drop ceiling installations.
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PS 2560, PS 2561
– Conduit Connector Fitting
PS 2640
– Wire Retainer
PS 655, PS 656, PS 901, PS 902, PS 930,
PS 2580, PS 2585
– Raceway End Caps
PS 2511, PS 2581
– End Cap With Knock-Out
Weight/100 pcs: .30 lbs.
Part
No. Use With Finish A Wt./100
pcs
PS 902 PS 100
EG
31⁄4" 22
PS 2580 PS 150 27⁄16" 18
PS 655 PS 200 15⁄8" 11
PS 2585 PS 210 15⁄8" 12
PS 656 PS 300 13⁄8" 15
PS 901 PS 400 1" 11
PS 930 PS 500 13⁄16" 5
Assembly:
End Cap Part, 1 Machine Screw, 1 Nut
Specify 1⁄2" or 3⁄4" knock-out
Part
No. Use With Finish A B Wt./100
pcs
PS 2511–1 PS 100
EG
31⁄4" 13⁄4" 3.1
PS 2511–2 PS 200, PS 210 15⁄8" 13⁄4" 2.7
PS 2511–3 PS 300 13⁄8" 13⁄4" 2.6
PS 2581 PS 150 27⁄16" 2" 3.0
Stock Size: (.060)
Assembly: Connector Fitting,
2 Nuts, 2 Bolts
Part
No. Use With A Hole Design
Load (lbs.)
Wt./100
pcs
PS 2560 1⁄2 Conduit" 4" 7⁄8" 400 36
PS 2561 3⁄4 Conduit" 51⁄8" 13⁄32" 200 36
Material: Polypropylene
A
127⁄64"
1⁄2"
B
A
1⁄4" X 5⁄8" Flat Head
Machine Screw and
Nut Included
Hole
A
1⁄4" X 5⁄8" Flat Head
Machine Screws and
Nuts Included
11⁄2"
11⁄2"
PS 2625
– Wiring Stud Nut
PS 803
– Fixture Wiring Nipple
Weight/100 pcs: 14 lbs.
Assembly: 1⁄2" x 2" rigid conduit nipple
Bushing Locknut
Material: Sintered Iron
Size: 1⁄2" - 14 Amer. Std, conduit thread
Part
No. AIdentification
No.
PS 2625-1⁄215⁄64" 121961
PS 2625-2-5⁄85⁄8" 121960
Weight/100 pcs: 10 lbs.
2 1⁄8"
1.100"
.800"
Hole
.600" Dia.
A
13⁄8"3⁄4"
PS 707, PS 707 P
– Raceway Closure Strip
PS 707
– Aluminum Raceway Closure Strip
Weight 47 Lbs./ ft.
Material/Finish:
PS 707 P - Green and gray
PS 707 - Painted green and pre-galvanized
Stock Size: (.040) GRN, (.040) PGAL
Stock Length: 10 ft.
Use With: All 15⁄8" wide channel.
Weight 21 Lbs./ ft.
Material:
6063-T6 Aluminum, Copper Free, Extruded
Stock Size: (.051)
Stock Length: 10 ft.
Use With: All 15⁄8" wide channel
.040"
15⁄8"
15⁄8"
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9⁄32"
Sq. Hole
23⁄4"
A
5"
A
9⁄32"
Sq. Hole
PS 3301
– Mercury Vapor Fixture Hanger
PS 2631
– Swing Gate Fixture Hanger
PS 2631D
– Swing Gate Fixture Hanger
PS 807
– Channel Hanger
PS 2632
– Swing Gate Channel Hanger
PS 2632D
– Swing Gate Channel Hanger
A
Dia. Use With
9⁄16"1⁄2" Rod
7⁄8"1⁄2" Conduit
Finish: Electro-galvanized
Use With: PS 200, PS 210, PS 300, PS 400 and PS 500
Load Rating: 90 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 25 lbs.
A
Dia. Use With
9⁄16"1⁄2" Rod
7⁄8"1⁄2" Conduit
Finish: Electro-galvanized
Use With: PS 100, PS 150, PS 200 2T3, and PS 210 2T3
Load Rating: 90 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 34 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 27 lbs.
Use With: PS 200, PS 210, PS 300, PS 400 and PS 500
Load Rating: 90 lbs.
Note:
Includes Bolt and Wing Nut for connection to fluorescent fixtures.
Use With: PS 100, PS 150, PS 200 2T3, PS 210 2T3
Load Rating: 90 lbs.
Note:
Includes Bolt and Wing Nut for connection to fluorescent fixtures.
Weight/100 pcs: 36 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 154 lbs.
Use With: PS 100, PS 150
Load Rating: 150 lbs.
Note:
Washers supplied to adapt to 3⁄8" or 1⁄2" rod
Weight/100 pcs: 35 lbs.
31⁄8"
9⁄16"
5"
9⁄16"
63⁄4"Hole Size
11⁄16"
5"
111⁄16"15⁄8"
Finish: Electro-galvanized
Stock Size: 1⁄4"
Use With: PS 150, PS 200, PS 210
Note:
Supports fixture in slot up or down system.
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PS 659
– Channel Hanger
PS 658
– Channel Hanger
Use With: PS 400, PS 500
Load Rating: 150 lbs.
Note:
Washers supplied to adapt to 3⁄8" or 1⁄2" rod
Weight/100 pcs: 28 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 30 lbs.
Use With: PS 200, PS 210, PS 300
Load Rating: 150 lbs.
Note:
Washers supplied to adapt to 3⁄8" or 1⁄2" rod
25⁄8"
111⁄16"15⁄8"
31⁄8"
111⁄16"15⁄8"
PS 702 D
– Fluorescent Fixture Hanger
PS 703 D
– Fluorescent Fixture Hanger
PS 2636
– Fixture Stud Nut
PS 2637
– Fixture Nut
PS 702
– Fluorescent Fixture Hanger
PS 703
– Fluorescent Fixture Hanger
Weight/100 pcs: 5 lbs.
Size: 1⁄4" x 20 thread, 11⁄4" long Size: Tapped for 1⁄4" - 20 thread
Weight/100 pcs: 2 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 19 lbs.
Hanger provides more than 1⁄2" space
between channel and fixtures.
Use hanger for PS 200, PS 210 & PS 300.
Load Rating: 120 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 17 lbs.
Hanger provides more than 1⁄8" space
between channel and fixtures.
Use hanger for PS 200 & PS 210.
Load Rating: 120 lbs.
Hanger provides more than 1⁄2" space
between channel and fixtures.
Use hanger for PS 150.
Load Rating: 120 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 20 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 18 lbs.
Hanger provides more than 1⁄8"
space between channel and fixtures.
Use hanger for PS 150.
Load Rating: 120 lbs.
11⁄8"
1⁄2"
5⁄16"17⁄16"
1⁄4" X 1" RHMS and
Sq. Nut Included
15⁄8"
27⁄16"
9⁄32" Dia. Hole
15⁄8"
13⁄4"
1⁄4" X 3⁄4"
Carriage Bolt
and Sq. Nut Included
1⁄4" X 1" RHMS and
Sq. Nut Included
1⁄4" X 1" RHMS and
Sq. Nut Included
15⁄8"
31⁄4"
9⁄32" Dia. Hole
15⁄8"
29⁄16"
1⁄4" X 3⁄4"
Carriage Bolt
and Sq. Nut Included
1⁄4" X 1" RHMS and
Sq. Nut Included
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PS 2660
– Junction Box
PS 2662 A
– Hub Assembly
PS 2661
– Junction Box Cover
Use With: PS 200, PS 210
Assembly: 1 Hub, 2 Screws, 1 Bolt, 1 Nut
Note: Add hub assemblies to the basic PS 2660 unit
assembly to make 1, 2, 3 ot 4-way junction box.
Identification No. 122022
Weight/100 pcs: 27 lbs.
Note:
Add hub assemblies PS 2662-A
to make 1, 2, 3 or 4-way junction box.
Weight/100 pcs: 113 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 396 lbs.
111⁄16"
3"
2"
PS 2660
Junction Box
PS 2662 A, Hub
PS 200
Channel
21⁄4"4"
4"
43⁄16"43⁄16"
PS 2621
– Conduit Swing Fitting
15°
(.08π)
2"
PS xxx For 1⁄2" Rigid Conduit
PS xxx For 3⁄4" Rigid Conduit
1⁄4" X 3⁄4" Slotted Hex Head
Screws and Nuts Included
15°
(.08π)
Ground Wire
2 Holes
9⁄32"
2" 2"
4 13⁄16"
3⁄16"
Bushing
Not Included
Weight/100 pcs: 30 lbs.
Design Load: 300 Lbs
Note:
Conduit hanger fittings allow a free swivel of 15° in
one direction.
Fitting may be mounted to the slot side of the
channel or to the back
PS 2660
11⁄2"
41⁄8"
2 Screws and
Channel Nuts
4"
PS 2094
– 4" Receptacle Box With Knock-outs
PS 2639
– Outlet Box
Weight/100 pcs: 88 lbs.
Stock Size: (.075)
Assembly: 1 Box, 2 Screws, 2 Channel Nuts
Weight/100 pcs: 93 lbs.
Stock Size: (.075)
Assembly: 1 Box, 2 Screws
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PS 671
– Strut Suspension Member
Weight/100 pcs: 70 lbs.
17⁄8"
11⁄16"
121⁄32"
325⁄32"
PS 2800
– Inside Strut Joiner
PS 2802
– “Elbow” Inside Strut Joiner
PS 2801
– “T” Inside Strut Joiner
PS 2803
– “Cross” Inside Strut Joiner
Weight/100 pcs: 20 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 27 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 35 lbs.
Material: Cast aluminum
Jam screws included
Weight/100 pcs: 45 lbs.
Material: Cast aluminum
Jam screws included
Material: Cast aluminum
Jam screws included
Material: Cast aluminum or electro-galvanized
Jam screws included
Note: electro-galvanized is not UL Listed
PS 2700
– Inside Strut Joiner
Material: Extruded aluminum
Jam screws included
Weight/100 pcs: 12 lbs.
PS 500, PS 520,
PS 560
PS 649, PS 693, PS 694, PS 805, PS 942, PS 2582
– Electrical Joiner
Part
No. A Use With Finish Wt./100
pcs
PS 805
15⁄8"
PS 100 EG, GRN 106
PS 2582 PS 150 EG 103
PS 649 PS 200, PS 210
EG, GRN
100
PS 694 13⁄8" PS 300 97
PS 693 11⁄16" PS 400 97
PS 942 13⁄16" PS 500, PS 520 80
Stock Size: (.060)
Assembly: 1 Splice Plate Clevis (GRN),
1 Tapped Plate (EG), 1 Backplate (GRN),
4 Flat Head Machine Screws (EG).
63⁄4"
A1⁄4" X 5⁄8" Flat Head Machine Screws
and 4 Hole Splice Plate Nut Included
14 Gage
Threaded
Plate Nut
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PS 760
– Bus Duct Connection Clevis
Weight/100 pcs: 93 lbs.
A
17⁄8"
1⁄2"
13⁄16"
PS 1500
– Porcelain Cable Rack Insulators
PS 1510
– Maple Cable Saddle
PS 791
– Electrical Box Adapter Plate
PS 2627
– Spacer Clevis
Weight/100 pcs: 35 lbs.
Stock Size: (.060)
Assembly: 1 Plate, 2 Screws,
2 Channel Nuts
Weight/100 pcs: 24 lbs.
Material: 12 gage
Cable
Size A B Wt./100
pcs
0"– 1" 3" 13⁄4" 31
1" – 11⁄2" 31⁄2" 2" 38
11⁄2"– 2" 4" 21⁄4" 47
2"– 21⁄2" 41⁄2" 21⁄2" 57
21⁄2" – 3" 5" 23⁄4" 68
3"– 31⁄2" 51⁄2" 3" 80
31⁄2" – 4" 6" 31⁄4" 94
Use With: All 15⁄8" Channel
Assembly:
Maple Part, 1 Spring Nut,
1 Flat Head Screw
Note: Specify Cable Diameter
Cable
Diameter AWt./100
pcs
3" 3" 75
41⁄2" 4" 95
Use With: All 15⁄8" channel
61⁄4"3 Knockouts
7⁄8" Dia.
115⁄16"
13⁄16"
115⁄16"
1⁄4" X 5⁄8" Flat Head
Machine Screws and
Nuts Included
2"
121⁄32"
7⁄8" DIA.
2"
4"
1⁄8"
Flourescent Fixture
A
15⁄8"
B
Hole Size
A
PS 1801
– Square Maple Cable Clamps
Inside
Diameter
Size
A & B Wt./100
pcs
0"– 1" 31⁄2" 84
1"– 11⁄2" 4" 102
11⁄2"– 2" 41⁄2" 121
2"– 21⁄2" 51⁄2" 165
21⁄2" – 3" 6" 189
3"– 31⁄2" 61⁄2" 215
31⁄2"– 4" 7" 243
Use With: All 15⁄8" Wide Channels.
Assembly: Maple Part, 2 Stud Bolts, 2 Washers,
2 Spring Nuts, 2 Square Nuts
Note: Special maple clamps can be made to order.
Specify Cable Diameter.
Hole Size
A
15⁄8"
B
Part
No.
Outside
Width
Inside
Width
Wt./100
pcs
PS 760–1 213⁄32" 129⁄32" 57
PS 760–2 325⁄32" 39⁄32" 73
PS 760–3 43⁄4" 41⁄4" 84
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– Porce -A- Clamp™
Part
No.
Hole
Size A B Wt./100
pcs
PS722 3⁄8"3⁄8"
17⁄8" 115⁄32" 25PS722 1⁄2" 1⁄2"
PS722 5⁄8" 5⁄8"
PS722 3⁄4" 3⁄4"
23⁄8" 21⁄32" 37
PS722 7⁄8" 7⁄8"
PS722 1" 1"
PS722 11⁄8" 11⁄8"
PS722 11⁄4" 11⁄4"
27⁄8" 217⁄32" 58
PS722 13⁄8" 13⁄8"
PS722 11⁄2" 11⁄2"
PS722 15⁄8" 15⁄8"
PS722 13⁄4" 13⁄4"
4" 35⁄8" 76
PS722 17⁄8" 17⁄8"
PS722 2" 2"
PS722 21⁄8" 21⁄8"
PS722 21⁄4" 21⁄4"
41⁄2" 41⁄8" 90
PS722 23⁄8" 23⁄8"
PS722 21⁄2" 21⁄2"
PS722 25⁄8" 25⁄8"
PS722 23⁄4" 23⁄4"
51⁄8" 45⁄8" 109
PS722 27⁄8" 27⁄8"
PS722 3" 3"
PS722 31⁄8" 31⁄8"
PS722 31⁄4" 31⁄4"
61⁄8" 511⁄32" 130
PS722 33⁄8" 33⁄8"
PS722 31⁄2" 31⁄2"
PS722 35⁄8" 35⁄8"
PS722 33⁄4" 33⁄4"
71⁄4" 63⁄4" 160
PS722 37⁄8" 37⁄8"
PS722 4" 4"
PS722 41⁄8" 41⁄8"
PS722 41⁄4" 41⁄4"
PS722 43⁄8" 43⁄8"
PS722 41⁄2" 41⁄2"
Porce –A– Clamp™
• Non-BreakableTPEMaterial
• U.V.Resistant
• U.L.Listed
• Electro-galvanizedorStainlessSteelClamps
• TaperedFlangetoProtectCable
• DielectricStrength640VoltsPerMil.
• OnePiece
• ReplacesPorcelain&MapleCableClamp
• ForuseinaccordancewithNationalElectricalCode
ANSI/NFPA 70.
Replaces the two piece PS 723 Porcelain Cable Clamp
Includes: Everdur Hardware
Patents Pending
Strap Material: Electro-galvanized steel or stainless steel
Use With: All 15⁄8" channel
Temperature Range: -50°F to +275°F
Hole Size
A
B
PS 1610
– Maple Cable Clamp
Inside
Diameter APS 1100
Size
Wt./100
pcs
0 to 5⁄8" 15⁄16" 1" 24
1⁄2 to 1" 115⁄16" 11⁄2" 42
3⁄4 to 11⁄2" 23⁄8" 2" 54
11⁄4 to 13⁄4" 31⁄2" 3" 65
11⁄2 to 21⁄4" 4" 31⁄2" 84
2 to 21⁄2" 41⁄2" 4" 107
21⁄4 to 3" 59⁄16" 5" 123
3 to 4" 65⁄8" 6" 163
Use With: All 15⁄8" Wide Channel
Assembly: Maple Part, Pipe Clamp Assembly
Note: Specify Cable Diameter
Hole Size
A
CONCRETE INSERTS
CONCRETE INSERTS
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A selection of heavy-duty to light-duty
“continuous” and “spot” concrete inserts
is available for use in pre-cast, pre-
stressed or poured-in-place concrete
floors, walls or ceilings.
■ MATERIAL:
Power-Strut continuous slotted concrete inserts are cold formed from
structural quality strip steel.
■ STANDARD LENGTHS:
Standard lengths are 10 or 20 feet. Non-standard lengths from 3 inches
to 20 feet are also available.
■ STANDARD FINISH:
Power-Strut continuous-slotted concrete inserts are available in plain or
pre-galvanized finishes. Closure strips (CS) are made of plastic and end
caps (EC) are pre-galvanized.
■ ORDERING INFORMATION:
When ordering, add the length or size and finish to the part number.
See pages 8-9 for finish abbreviations and an example.
Finish: Plain, Hot-Dipped Galvanized, or Pregalvanized Stock Length: 20', Other lengths made to order
Stock Thickness: .105 (12 ga.) Order By: No., Size, Length and Finish
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PS 349
– Continuous Concrete Insert (15⁄8" x 13⁄8")
8"
PS 6151
3"
>2"
2 7⁄8"
PS 653
1"
2"
1⁄8"
PS 656
2 7⁄8"
1 1⁄2"
1 5⁄8"
12 Ga.
13⁄16"
PS 6151
1 3⁄8"
Choice of end cap is based on the distance from the end of the insert to the first
anchor as shown below.
Furnished with steel end caps and plastic closure strips installed
• UsechannelnutsdesignedforPS300Channel.
• Nailoranchortheinsertstoformsevery16"to24"
Part
No. End Cap Wt./100
pcs - PLN
Load
Data*
PS3493"CS/EC
PS653
72 500lbs
PS3494"CS/EC 87 600lbs.
PS3496"CS/EC 117 800lbs.
PS3498"CS/EC 147 1,200lbs.
PS3491'CS/EC 194
2,000
lbs./ft.
PS3491'4"CS/EC PS656 253
PS3491'8"CS/EC PS653 312
PS3492'CS/EC PS656 371
PS3492'8"CS/EC 490
PS3493'CS/EC PS653 549
PS3494'CS/EC PS656 727
PS3495'CS/EC PS653 905
PS3496'CS/EC PS656 1,082
PS3497'CS/EC PS653 1,260
PS3498'CS/EC PS656 1,438
PS3499'CS/EC PS653 1,615
PS34910'CS/EC
PS656
1,793
PS34912'CS/EC 2,148
PS34914'CS/EC 2,504
PS34916'CS/EC 2,859
PS34918'CS/EC 3,215
PS34920'CS/EC 3,570
PS34910'W/O InsertOnly 1,777 *uniform recommended
loadingoninsertsin3,000
psi concrete.
PS34920'W/O 3,554
PS 654
– Type 'B' End Cap
PS 653
– Type 'B' End Cap
Weight/100pcs:14lbs.
Finish: Pre-galvanized Finish:Pre-galvanized
Weight/100pcs:12lbs.
3"
PS 300, PS 349
27⁄8"
PS 400, PS 449
PS 1154
– Splice Connection
Weight/100pcs:10lbs.
Use With:PS349
15⁄8"
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Concrete Inserts
PS 449
– Continuous Concrete Insert (15⁄8" x 1")
Part
No. End Cap Wt./100
pcs - PLN
Load
Data*
PS4493"CS/EC
PS654
62 500lbs
PS4494"CS/EC 74 600lbs.
PS4496"CS/EC 99 800lbs.
PS4498"CS/EC 124 1,000lbs.
PS4491'CS/EC 163
1,500
lbs./ft.
PS4491'4"CS/EC PS901 213
PS4491'8"CS/EC PS654 263
PS4492'CS/EC PS901 313
PS4492'8"CS/EC 414
PS4493'CS/EC PS654 464
PS4494'CS/EC PS901 615
PS4495'CS/EC PS654 766
PS4496'CS/EC PS901 916
PS4497'CS/EC PS654 1,079
PS4498'CS/EC PS901 1,218
PS4499'CS/EC PS654 1,368
PS44910'CS/EC
PS901
1,519
PS44912'CS/EC 1,820
PS44914'CS/EC 2,122
PS44916'CS/EC 2,423
PS44918'CS/EC 2,725
PS44920'CS/EC 3,026
PS44910'W/O InsertOnly 1,507 *uniform recommended
loadingoninsertsin3,000
psi concrete.
PS44920'W/O 3,014
Choice of end cap is based on the distance from the end of the insert to the first
anchor as shown below.
Furnished with steel end caps and plastic closure strips installed
• UsechannelnutsdesignedforPS400Channel.
• Nailoranchortheinsertstoformsevery16"to24"
8"
21⁄2"
11⁄2"
15⁄8"
12 Ga.
13⁄16"
PS 6151
1"
PS 6151
27⁄8"
>2"
2 1⁄4"
PS 654
1"
2"
1⁄8"
PS 901
PS 656, PS 901
– Type 'A' End Cap
PS 6151
– Plastic Closure Strip
Part
No.
Use With
Insert Finish Wt./100
pcs
PS656 PS349 PGAL 8
PS901 PS449 6
Material:Plastic
Stock Length:10ft.
Use With: All15⁄8"channelandinsertsto
preventconcreteseepage
Weight/100pcs:47lbs.
.040"
11⁄16"
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PS 3700
– Concrete Deck Insert
Part
No.
Load
Rating
Wt./100
pcs
PS680–3⁄8" 610 86
PS680–1⁄2" 1,130 105
PS680–5⁄8"1,810 130
Note:
Rodiselectro-galvanized
and plate is plain.
4"
6"
8"
11⁄2"
9⁄16"
13⁄32" Hole
11⁄4"
Jam Nut
Recommended
PS 285
– Light Weight Concrete Insert
Part
No.
Rod
Size
Load
Rating
Wt./100
pcs
PS2851⁄41⁄4" 230 46
PS2853⁄83⁄8"400 49
PS2851⁄21⁄2" 49
Finish:PlainorElectro-galvanized
2"
21⁄4"
3"
15⁄8"
PS 285 N
– Concrete Insert Nut (for use with PS 285)
Part
No.
Rod
Size AWt./100
pcs
PS285N 1⁄4"5⁄16"6
PS285N 3⁄8" 5
PS285N 1⁄2"7⁄16"6
PS285N 5⁄8"7
Finish:PlainorElectro-galvanized
13⁄16"
A
PS 680
– Concrete Deck Insert
6"
4"
2"
11⁄4"
9⁄16"
13⁄32"
HOLE
TENSION
SHEAR
SETTING SCREWS
EMBED
JAM NUT
OPTIONAL 41⁄2"
RIB WIDTH
5"
2"
6"
3"
3"
Part
No.
Tension Load
Rating/Lbs
Shear Load
Rating/Lbs
Wt./100
pcs
PS3700–3⁄8" 850 600 89
PS3700–1⁄2" 1,380 1,000 111
PS3700–3⁄8"1,920 1,760 141
PS 152
– Screw Concrete Insert
Part
No.
Rod
Size
“A”
B C D E E1F
Load
Rating
Wt./100
pcs
PS1523⁄83⁄8"11⁄32"21⁄4" 1"
1⁄2"3⁄8" 15⁄8"
600 31
PS1521⁄21⁄2" 1,130 32
PS1525⁄85⁄8" 17⁄32"5⁄8" 1,260 37
PS1523⁄43⁄4" 15⁄8" 21⁄2" 11⁄4"15⁄16"7⁄16" 2" 2,500 64
PS1527⁄87⁄8" - - - - - - 71
Material: Malleable Iron
Finish: Black
F
D
C
A
B
E1
E
JUNIOR CHANNEL
JUNIOR CHANNEL
ENGINEERING CATALOG
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Power-Strut junior channel sections
are cold formed from prime quality
cold rolled steel. Junior channel fittings
are punched from hot rolled,
pickled and oiled steel.
■ STANDARD LENGTHS:
Standard length is 10 feet at a tolerance of ±1⁄16 inches.
Shorter lengths are available for a small cutting charge.
■ STANDARD DIMENSIONS FOR FITTINGS:
Fitting Thickness: 1⁄8"
Fitting Width: 13⁄16"
Hole Diameter: 9⁄32"
Hole Spacing: 11⁄16" on centers and 13⁄32" from end.
■ STANDARD FINISH:
PS 600J and PS 700J junior channels are available in a galvanized
or painted green finish. All junior channel fittings are available in
electro-galvanized finish.
■ ORDERING INFORMATION:
When ordering, add the length or size and finish to the part number.
See pages 8-9 for finish abbreviations and an example.
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Junior Channel
Finish: Electro-galvanized Stock Width: 13⁄16" Stock Thickness: 1⁄8" Stock Length: 10'
Order By: No., Size and Finish Hole Spacing: 13⁄32" from end, 11⁄16" on center Hole Diameter: 9⁄32"
Power-Strut® Engineering Catalog
PS 600J
– Channel (13⁄16" x 13⁄16" x 19 ga.)
Y
X
7⁄16"3⁄16"
3⁄16"
13⁄16"
13⁄16"
3⁄32".463"
.350"
* Bearing load may govern capacity.
For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and multiply
corresponding deflection by 0.8. This load table is based on a solid channel
section.
BEAM LOADING – PS 600J
ELEMENTS OF SECTION
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
36 0.107 0.009 0.020 0.295 0.012 0.029 0.333
Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load (lbs)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
18 230 0.06 230 230 180
24 170 0.11 170 150 100
30 140 0.18 130 100 70
36 110 0.24 90 70 50
42 100 0.35 70 50 30
48 80 0.42 50 40 30
54 80 0.60 40 30 20
60 70 0.72 30 20 20
COLUMN LOADING – PS 600J
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at Slot
Face (lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
18 600 1,660 1,400 1,100 860
24 490 1,300 1,010 740 590
30 420 990 740 560 450
36 340 770 590 450 370
42 300 630 490 380 310
48 260 540 420 330 270
54 240 470 370 290 **
60 210 410 330 ** **
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric
loading.
PS 4017
– Junior Channel Nuts
PS 3017
– Junior Channel Nuts
Size Wt./100
pcs
8-32 1
10-32 1
10-24 1
1⁄4" 1
Use With: PS 600J channel
Size Wt./100
pcs
8-32 1
10-32 1
10-24 1
1⁄4" 1
Use With: PS 700J channel
PS 2029
– End Cap
Use With: PS 600J
Weight/100 pcs: 2 lbs.
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Finish: Electro-galvanized Stock Width: 13⁄16" Stock Thickness: 1⁄8" Stock Length: 10'
Order By: No., Size and Finish Hole Spacing: 13⁄32" from end, 113⁄32" on center Hole Diameter: 9⁄32"
Junior Channel
PS 700J
– Channel (13⁄16" x 13⁄32" x 19 ga.)
7⁄16"3⁄16"
13⁄16"
3⁄16"
3⁄32"
.243"
.163"
13⁄32"X
Y
* Bearing load may govern capacity.
** KL⁄r>200
Column loads are for allowable axial loads and must be reduced for eccentric
loading. For concentrated load at center of span, divide uniform load by 2 and
multiply corresponding deflection by 0.8. This load table is based on a solid
channel section.
BEAM LOADING – PS 700J
ELEMENTS OF SECTION
Weight
(lbs./100 ft.)
Area of
Section
(Inch2)
X-X Axis Y-Y Axis
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
Moment
of Inertia
(Inch4)
Section
Modulus
(Inch3)
Radius of
Gyration
(Inch)
25 0.074 0.002 0.007 0.150 0.007 0.017 0.307
Span (in)
Max
Allowable
Uniform
Load
(lbs)
Defl. at
Uniform
Load (in)
Uniform Loading at Deflection
Span/180
(lbs)
Span/240
(lbs)
Span/360
(lbs)
18 80 0.12 60 50 30
24 60 0.22 40 30 20
30 50 0.36 20 20 10
36 40 0.50 20 10 10
COLUMN LOADING – PS 700J
Unbraced
Height (in)
Max.
Allowable
Load at
Slot Face
(lbs)
Maximum Column Load Applied at C.G.
K = 0.65
(lbs)
K = 0.80
(lbs)
K =1.0
(lbs)
K = 1.2
(lbs)
18 420 1,200 990 720 510
24 330 900 640 410 280
30 260 620 410 ** **
36 200 430 280 ** **
PS 2013
– Square Washer
Weight/100 pcs: 2 lbs.
13⁄16"
PS 2015
– Three-Hole Splice Plate
PS 2014
– Two-Hole Splice Plate
Weight/100 pcs: 5 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 8 lbs.
17⁄8"
215⁄16"
PS 2033
– Flat Angle Plate
PS 2034
– Tee Plate
PS 2016
– Four-Hole Splice Plate
Weight/100 pcs: 11 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 8 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 11 lbs.
4"
17⁄8"
17⁄8"
17⁄8"
215⁄16"
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9⁄32" Dia. Hole
Tubing Size
PS 700J
PS 2008
– Two-Hole Corner Angle
PS 2017
– Two-Hole Corner Angle
PS 2018
– Three-Hole Corner Angle
PS 2025
– Three-Hole Corner Angle
PS 2024
– Four-Hole Corner Angle
PS 2019
– Four-Hole Corner Angle
PS 2037
– Three-Hole Corner Angle
PS 2023 R or L
– Four-Hole
Shelf Bracket
Weight/100 pcs: 5 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 5 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 8 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 8 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 8 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 11 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 11 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 19 lbs.
Note:
Specify R (right) or L (left) when ordering
Right Hand Illustrated
15⁄16"
11⁄8"
13⁄16"
11⁄4"
2"
11⁄8"
25⁄16"
27⁄32"
11⁄4"
17⁄8"
23⁄16"
2"
25⁄16"
17⁄8"
27⁄32"
25⁄16"
17⁄8"
27⁄32"
PS 2010
– Zee Support
Weight/100 pcs: 7 lbs
Use With: PS 600J
11⁄16"
13⁄16"
PS 2026
–Zee Support
Use With: PS 700J
Weight/100 pcs: 6 lbs.
13⁄32"
13⁄32"
17⁄8"
PS 2011
– "U" Support
Use With: PS 600J
Weight/100 pcs: 12 lbs.
27⁄32"
215⁄16"
13⁄16"
PS 2041
– Tubing Clamps
Size
Tubing O.D.
Wt./100
pcs
1⁄4"
2
3⁄8"
1⁄2"
5⁄8"
3⁄4"
3
7⁄8"
1"
POWER-ANGLE
®
POWER-ANGLE
®
ENGINEERING CATALOG
99
A complete support system that's versatile,
economical and easy to use.
• No drilling, welding or
special tools necessary.
• Fast, efficient bolt-together
construction
• Easy to change and adjust
■ STANDARD LENGTHS:
Standard lengths are 10' and 12'. Slotted angle is shipped in ten-piece
bundles complete with 75 pieces of 3⁄8" - 16 x 3⁄4" hex head bolts and 3⁄8"
nuts.
■ STANDARD FINISH:
Available in two durable, long-lasting finishes;
pre-galvanized or Power–Green™.
■ ORDERING INFORmATION:
When ordering, add the length or size and finish to the part number. See
pages 8-9 for finish abbreviations and an example.
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Finish: Pregalvanized or Acrylic Green Stock Thickness: .075(14 ga.) Stock Length: 10 & 12 Feet
Order By: No., Length and Finish
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PA 158
– Light Duty
(15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 14 ga.)
PA 238
– Medium Duty
(15⁄8" x 23⁄8" x 14 ga.)
15⁄8"
15⁄8"
11⁄2"
3⁄4"
3⁄4"
23⁄8"
15⁄8"
11⁄2"
3⁄4"
3⁄4"
31⁄8"
15⁄8"
11⁄2"
3⁄4"
3⁄4"
PA 318
– Heavy Duty
(15⁄8" x 31⁄8" x 12 ga.)
PA 1GP
– Gusset Plate
PA 1SC
– Swivel Caster
PA 1RC
– Rigid Caster
PA 1SNB
– Serrated Nuts & Bolts
PA 1RP
– Slotted Strap
Weight/100 pcs: 9 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 170 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 7 lbs.
Weight/100 pcs: 110 lbs. Weight/100 pcs: 35 lbs.
Weight/100 ft.: 66 lbs. Weight/100 ft.: 80 lbs. Weight/100 ft.: 130 lbs.
Note: Includes Serrated Nuts & Bolts
(Package of 75 nuts and 75 bolts)
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Power-Angle®
3'-6''
Max.
Beam Load Calculations
The beam loading depends on which slotted angle is used and the
manner in which the beam is constructed. The diagrams on the
next page show how individual slotted angle components can be
combined to form a beam. The loading for each beam configu-
ration is shown in the beam loading tables on the following pages.
Example - Load “A”
Load “A” is supported by two 48"
sections of PA-238
(15⁄8" x 23⁄8"). The 48" row of
Table 2 (page 103) indicates
what each beam configuration
will support. Since the columns
are sorted from lowest to highest
load, the first configuration that
satisfies the requirement is "J"
which will support 1,110 lbs.
Example - Load “B”
Load “B” is supported by two 36"
sections of PA-238 (15⁄8" x 23⁄8").
The 36" row of Table 2 (Page 103)
indicates what each beam configu-
ration will support. Since the columns
are sorted from lowest to highest
load, the first configuration that satis-
fies the requirement is "I" which will
support 1,100 lbs.
Example - Load “C”
Load “C” is supported by all four
beam sections. The load is distributed
uniformly on two 3' and two 4' beams
which total 14' of supporting beam
length. Dividing the 1,000 lb. load by
14-feet equals 72 lbs. per foot. Using
the two longest (weakest) lengths,
calculate the total weight as follows:
2 (beams) x 4' (length) x 72 lbs./
ft. = 576 lbs. total weight
The 36" row of Table 2 (Page 103) indicates what each beam
configuration will support. Since the columns are sorted from low-
est to highest load, the first configuration that satisfies the require-
ment is "H" which will support 680 lbs. and is adequate for this
requirement. The 3-foot beams configured in the same manner
will support the load because they are shorter and stronger.
4'
1,000 LBS.
A
3'
4' 3'
1,000 LBS.
B
4'
1,000 LBS.
C
3'
Transverse Stiffeners
When supporting concentrated loads, the
capacity of a pair of slotted-angle beams
can be increased by the addition
of transverse stiffeners. These
should be placed immediately
under the load bearing point.
The slotted-angle segment used as
the stiffener is bolted into place using a
metal connector at each junction.
Beams that are 6' long or less require only one stiffener in the
center of the span. Seven-foot beams need two stiffeners placed 2'
from each end. Eight-ffot beams require two stiffeners 2'6" from
the ends. For beams with a nine-foot span, it is necessary to have
three stiffeners at 2'3" intervals. Ten-foot beams need three stiffen-
ers with 2'6" spacings.
For maximum effectiveness, transverse stiffeners should never be
spaced more than 3'6" apart.
Note: All loads based on actual physical testing. Documentation available on
request.
Column Load Calculations
Column sections are calculated as described in the following ex-
ample: (Assumes use of PA-238 15⁄8" x 2 5⁄8", material.)
Since all load areas are supported equally by the 4-columns, the
calculations are based on a
single-column section.
Section MN is one-fourth of
“X”, or 250 pounds. Column
section NP supports one-
fourth of “Y” (250 pounds)
plus the load supported
by MN, or a total of 500
pounds. Section PQ sup-
ports one-fourth of “Z” (250
pounds) plus the 500 pound
load on section NP, or a total
of 750 pounds.
Column loads are based on
free and unbraced column
lengths. Since MN, NP and
PQ are each 3' long, the
load requirement is for a 36"
section that will bear 750 pounds safely. A reference to Table 5
(Page 104) indicates that all sections designated “A” will support
2,280 lbs. and meet the necessary requirements.
Note: To simplify assembly, we recommend using the same size material as
for the horizontal members. This would be found in Table 2 to match the 14
gauge 15⁄8" x 25⁄8" material selected for the beams of this structure.
X
1,000 LBS.
Y
1,000 LBS.
Z
1,000 LBS.
M
N
P
Q
3'
3'
3'
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Beam Configurations
(See corresponding letters in table on following page for load data)
G – Two Single Pieces (Up)
Beam Configurations With Stiffeners
(See corresponding letters in table on following page for load data)
R – I-Sections w/StiffenerP – Single Pieces w/Stiffner Q – T-Sections w/Stiffener R – Z-Sections w/Stiffener
H – Two Single Pieces (Level) I – Two Single Pieces (Down)
J – Two Z-Sections K – Two Narrow Channels L – Two Broad Channels
M – Two T-Sections N – Two I-Section O – Two J-Sections
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Power-Angle®
* Based on simple beam condition with uniform loads on parallel beams.
To determine concentrated load capacity at mid-span, multiply uniform load by 0.5.
Beam Loads PA 158
– Light Duty (15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 14 ga.)
Beam Loads PA 238
– Medium Duty (15⁄8" x 23⁄8" x 14 ga.)
Beam Loads PA 318
– Heavy Duty (15⁄8" x 31⁄8" x 12 ga.)
Beam Span (Inches)
Beam Configuration (See Previous Page) - Beam Load in Pounds*
G H I P J L R M K Q O N
24 700 1,020 1,660 1,740 2,220 3,170 3,230 3,490 3,590 3,630 6,060 7,560
36 460 680 1,100 1,160 1,480 2,110 2,150 2,320 2,390 2,420 4,040 5,040
48 350 510 830 870 1,110 1,580 1,620 1,740 1,800 1,810 3,030 3,780
60 280 410 660 700 890 1,270 1,290 1,390 1,440 1,450 2,420 3,020
72 230 340 550 580 740 1,060 1,080 1,160 1,200 1,210 2,020 2,520
84 •290 470 500 630 910 920 1,000 1,030 1,040 1,730 2,160
96 •260 410 440 550 790 810 870 900 910 1,520 1,890
108 ••••490 700 720 770 800 810 1,350 1,680
120 ••••440 630 650 700 720 730 1,210 1,510
Beam Span (Inches)
Beam Configuration (See Previous Page) - Beam Load in Pounds*
G H I P J L R M K Q O N
24 1,790 1,610 4,300 4,960 6,520 7,910 8,070 9,920 9,990 10,170 14,600 16,120
36 1,200 1,070 2,870 3,310 4,350 5,270 5,380 6,610 6,660 6,780 9,730 10,750
48 900 810 2,150 2,480 3,260 3,950 4,030 4,960 4,990 5,080 7,300 8,060
60 720 640 1,720 1,980 2,610 3,160 3,230 3,970 4,000 4,070 5,840 6,450
72 600 540 1,430 1,650 2,170 2,640 2,690 3,310 3,330 3,390 4,870 5,370
84 •460 1,230 1,420 1,860 2,260 2,300 2,830 2,850 2,910 4,170 4,610
96 •400 1,080 1,240 1,630 1,980 2,020 2,480 2,500 2,540 3,650 4,030
108 •••1,100 1,450 1,760 1,790 2,200 2,220 2,260 3,240 3,580
120 •••990 1,300 1,580 1,610 1,980 2,000 2,030 2,920 3,220
Beam Span (Inches)
Beam Configuration (See Previous Page)
Beam Load in Pounds*
G H I P L R M
24 550 830 830 920 1,600 1,700 1,840
36 370 560 560 610 1,070 1,130 1,230
48 280 420 420 460 800 850 920
60 220 330 330 370 640 680 740
72 180 280 280 310 530 570 610
84 •240 240 260 460 490 530
96 •210 210 230 400 430 460
108 ••••360 380 410
120 ••••320 340 370
Table 1
Table 2
Table 3
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Column Sections
(See corresponding letters in table on
for load data)
A – Single Piece
D – Dual
Channel Section
B – T-Section B – Broad
Channel Section
B – Narrow
Channel Section
C – Uneven
T-Section
C – Uneven
Channel Section
D – T-Channel
Section
D – T-Channel
Section
E – I-Section F – Uneven I-Section
PA 158
– Light Duty (15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 14 ga.)
PA 238
– Medium Duty (15⁄8" x 23⁄8" x 14 ga.)
PA 318
– Heavy Duty (15⁄8" x 31⁄8" x 12 ga.)
Column Load
Column Load in Pounds*
Column Height (Inches)
Column Sections (See Left Side of Page)
A B C D E F
36" 2,280 4,760 4,940 7,270 9,520 9,865
48" 1,970 4,490 4,680 6,920 8,970 9,330
60" 1,520 3,995 4,310 6,370 7,990 8,620
72" 1,070 3,140 3,870 5,840 6,280 7,715
84" 660 2,340 3,665 4,930 4,660 6,740
96" •1,750 2,700 3,850 3,500 5,365
108" • • 2,060 2,870 •4,115
120" • • 1,610 2,690 •3,210
* Column Loads are concentric without intermediate lateral support.
Column Load in Pounds*
Column Height (Inches)
Column Sections (See Left Side of Page)
A B C D E F
36" 3,470 7,970 8,770 12,560 15,940 17,550
48" 2,870 7,360 8,580 11,970 14,750 17,150
60" 1,970 6,570 8,180 11,360 13,160 16,360
72" 1,280 5,270 7,690 10,480 10,560 15,360
84" •3,670 6,970 9,470 7,370 13,970
96" •2,580 6,260 8,370 5,170 12,570
108" • • 5,460 6,880 •10,970
120" • • 4,460 5,370 •8,960
Column Height (Inches)
Column Load in Pounds*
Column Sections
(See Left Side of Page)
A B
36" 1,450 3,850
48" 1,150 3,500
60" 950 3,000
72" 750 2,500
Table 4
Table 5
Table 6
FIBERGLASS
FIBERGLASS
ENGINEERING CATALOG
105
The installation of fiberglass
channel and accessories is similar
to the installation of metallic
channel and accessories. All
standard installation practices
and procedures apply. In general,
special handling is not required.
Fabrication of Aickinstrut
components requires just three
simple operations; cutting, drilling
and sealing.
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AICKINSTRUT FABRICATION
The installation of fiberglass channel and accessories is similar to
the installation of metallic channel and accessories. All standard
installation practices and procedures apply. In general, special
handling is not required. Fabrication of Aickinstrut components
requires just three simple operations; cutting, drilling and sealing
as described below.
Cutting – Cutting can be accomplished with a wide
variety of saws. Hand held saws, such as hack saws (24
to 32 teeth per inch) are suitable when a few number of
cuts are required. For frequent cutting, a circular power
saw with a carbide-tipped masonry blade yields the best
results and the greatest number of cuts. When using a
power saw, dust filter masks, gloves and long sleeve cloth-
ing should be worn.
Drilling – Any standard twist bit, even when used with
battery-powered drills will work well. Carbide-tipped drill
bits are recommended.
Sealing – To protect against future migration of cor-
rosive elements into the cut sections, all cuts and holes
should be properly sealed using Aickincoat or Aickinzap.
LABOR SAVINGS
Aickinstrut fiberglass structural members can be cut and drilled at
a much faster rate than steel. Typically, fiberglass can be fabricat-
ed in less than half the time. As a result, substantial labor savings
will be realized. Also, Aickinstrut products average 1⁄3 the weight
of their steel counterparts, making them much easier to handle on
the job site.
RELATIVE MATERIAL COSTS
Aickinstrut materials are advantageously priced relative to special-
ty metals traditionally used in corrosive environments. Aickinstrut,
even though slightly more expensive than pre-galvanized channel,
can be used with the knowledge that it will not have to be main-
tained regularly or replaced after a brief time. Should pre-galva-
nized channel have to be replaced once, its cost far outweighs the
expense of doing the initial installation with Aickinstrut.
MATERIAL
The finished Aickinstrut application will utilize a combination of
materials from the following resin families:
Material Code Material
E PVC (extruded)
P Polyester (pultruded)
V Vinyl ester (pultruded)
PU Polyurethane (injection molded)
PP Polypropylene (injection molded)
N Nylon (injection molded)
The ability of each material to handle high and low temperatures,
chemical exposures and static loads is covered in each of the fol-
lowing sections. By using these criteria, you will be able to select
the optimal Aickinstrut Channel, Fittings and Accessories for your
particular applications.
OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
In order to design an Aickinstrut system for your application,
consideration should be given to the maximum operating condi-
tions. These “worst case” conditions will determine which type of
Aickinstrut materials are best suited for your application. The three
“worst case” operating conditions to consider are:
Temperature•
Chemical Environment•
Loading•
Temperature Ranges – Aickinstrut is supplied in six different
materials covering distinct temperature ranges. Materials should
be chosen which meet or exceed the minimum and maximum
temperatures for your applications.
Material Low High
Code Temperature Temperature
E -25°F 130°F
P -35°F 200°F
V -35°F 200°F
PU -40°F 140°F
PP -30°F 150°F
N -20°F 150°F
The temperature ranges indicated are meant to be used only as a
general guideline. Continual exposure to elevated temperatures
reduces the strength properties of plastics and glass reinforced
fiberglass. Actual resin test data confirms that a 50% reduction in
strength occurs at the extreme high temperature levels.
Chemical Resistance – Each resin family has its
own specifications regarding its performance against
corrosion resistance. Use the following chart to deter-
mine which Aickinstrut material system will provide the
best performance for your particular application. The
results in the chart are based upon immersion for a 24
hour period. This is typically the “worst case” exposure
to corrosion. Less severe contact such as spills, splashes
and vapor condensate will exceed the performance
results listed in the table.
Loading – Channel loading is defined on pages 112.
Additional loading and design limitations for fittings and
accessories are described in the appropriate section for
that part.
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4.4 Channel section lengths shall be supplied in 10' or
20' lengths (±1⁄8").
4.5 Universal Pipe Clamps shall have full interlocking
contact with interior channel flanges to maximize
pull-out resistance and be adjustable to accommo-
date a minimum 3⁄4" variance in piping or conduit
O.D. sizes.
5.0 STANDARDS
5.1 Glass reinforced and PVC channels covered in this
specification shall have a flame spread rating of
25 or less when tested per ASTM E84 and meet
the requirements of UL 94V0 thereby qualifying
them as Class 1 material in the Uniform Building
Code.
5.2 Glass reinforced channels covered in this specifica-
tion shall comply with the requirements of ASTM D
3917 and ASTM D 4385 which govern the dimen-
sional tolerance and visual defects of pultruded
shapes.
6.0 GENERAL
6.1 Aickinstrut Nonmetallic Channel Framing shall be
furnished as a system which includes all the neces-
sary fasteners, channel splice plates, brackets,
sealants, hangers, pipe clamps, etc.
6.2 Nonmetallic fasteners shall be manufactured from
long glass fiber reinforced polyurethane to ensure
maximum strength and corrosion resistance.
6.3 All components of the Aickinstrut Channel Fram-
ing System shall be nonmetallic except where type
316 stainless steel hardware is used as part of the
assembly.
6.4 Aickinstrut is manufactured by Aickinstrut, a sub-
sidiary of T. J. Cope, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
1-800-426-4293.
6.5 The manufacturer shall not have had less than 10
years experience in manufacturing strut systems.
6.6 All products are manufactured in the United States
of America.
Aickinstrut Specifications
1.0 SCOPE
1.1 This specification covers the requirements for the
Aickinstrut Nonmetallic Channel Framing System.
2.0 MATERIAL
2.1 FRP channel shall be of pultruded glass reinforced
polyester or vinyl ester resin having the physical
property values listed in this catalog.
2.2 PVC channel shall be of extruded polyvinyl chlo-
ride having the physical property values listed in
this catalog.
2.3 Some accessories shall be of injection molded,
40% long glass fiber reinforced polyurethane,
polypropylene or nylon.
3.0 COMPOSITION
3.1 Glass reinforced channel shall have a synthetic
surfacing veil applied on exterior surfaces to im-
prove weatherability and inhibit ultraviolet deg-
radation. An ultraviolet stabilizer shall be incor-
porated in the resin formulation to further inhibit
ultraviolet degradation.
3.2 PVC channel shall be manufactured from a U.V.
stabilized resin and incorporate dark gray pigment
to improve weatherability and inhibit ultraviolet
degradation.
4.0 STRUCTURAL DESIGN
4.1 Channel shall incorporate Aickinstrut's patented
flange profile design which allows full and positive
interlocking contact of channel accessories and
prohibits premature flange failure from torqued ac-
cessories.
4.2 Channel profile dimensions shall be:
15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 1⁄8",
1
1⁄2" x 11⁄2" x 1⁄8", or
1
1⁄2" x 11⁄8" x 1⁄8".
4.3 All 15⁄8" x 15⁄8" channel profiles shall have a
minimum pull out resistance of 1,000 pounds
when load is applied over a 3⁄8" long section of
the inside flanges.
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Chemical Compatibility Table
Legend: “NR” indicates “Not Recommended” for use;
“R” indicates “Recommended”;
“–” indicates no information available
Technical Information
Chemical
Series E
(Rigid PVC)
70°-160°F
Series P
(Poly/Glass)
70°-160°F
Series V
(Vinyl/Glass)
70°-160°F
Series K
(PVDF)
70°-160°F
Series PU
(Polyurethane)
70°-160°F
Series N
(Nylon)
70°-160°F
Acetic Acid, Up to 10% R R R R R R R R R – NR NR
Acetic Acid, Up to 50% R R R R R R R R R – NR NR
Acetone, Up to 10% NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR R – R R
Aluminum Hydroxide R R R R R R R R R – NR NR
Ammonium Hydroxide
(Aqueous Ammonia), Up to 5%
R R NR NR R R R R R – – –
Ammonium Hydroxide, Up to 10% R R NR NR R 150° R R R – – –
Ammonium Hydroxide, Up to 20% R R NR NR R 150° R R R – – –
Ammonium Nitrate R NR R R R R R R R – – –
Ammonium Phosphate R R R NR R R R R R – – –
Ammenium Sulfide, saturated R R NR NR R 120° R R R – – –
Aqua Regia, fumes NR NR NR NR R 150° R R NR – – –
Benzene NR NR NR NR NR NR NR R R R R R
Benzoic Acid R R R R R R R R R – – –
Bromine, wet gas R NR NR NR R 100° R R – – – –
Butylene Glycol, Up to 100% R R R R R R R R R – R R
Butyric Acid, Up to 50% NR NR R R R R R R R – – –
Calcium Hydroxide R R R NR R R R R R – – –
Calcium Hypochlorite R R R NR R R R R R – NR NR
Chlorine, Dry Gas NR NR NR NR R R R R – – – –
Chlorine, Wet Gas NR NR NR NR R R R R – – – –
Chlorine, Liquid NR NR NR NR NR NR R R – – – –
Chlorine, Water NR NR R R R R R R R – NR NR
Chromic Acid, Up to 5% R R NR NR R R R R – – R R
Copper Chloride R R R R R R R R R – – –
Copper Cyanide R R R NR R R R R R – – –
Copper Fluoride R R R NR R R R R R – – –
Copper Nitrate R R R R R R R R R – – –
Copper Sulfate R R R R R R R R R – – –
Dechlorinated Brine Storage R R – – R R R R R – – –
Esters, Fatty Acid NR NR R R R R R R R – – –
Ferric Chloride R R R R R R R R R – – –
Ferrous Chloride R R R R R R R R R – – –
Fluoboric Acid R R R 120° R R R R – – – –
Fluosilicic Acid, Up to 10% NR NR NR NR R R R R – – NR NR
Fluosilicic Acid, Up to 32% NR NR NR NR R 100° R R – – – –
Formic Acid, Up to 10% R R NR NR R R R R R – NR NR
Formic Acid, Up to 50% R R NR NR R 100° R R R – – –
Gasoline, Aviation R NR R NR R R R R R – – –
Green Liquor, Pulp Mill R R – – R R R R – – – –
Hydrochloric Acid Up to 15% R R R NR R R R R R – – –
Hydrochloric Acid Up to 37% R R R NR R R R R R – – –
Hydrofluoric Acid, Up to 10% R R NR NR R 150° R R – – – –
Hydrofluoric Acid, Up to 20% R NR NR NR R 100° R R – – – –
Hydrogen Chloride, Wet Gas NR NR R NR R R R R NR – – –
Hydrogen Sulfide, Wet Gas R R R NR R R R R R – – –
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Note: The recommendations contained in this table are made without guarantee of representation as to results. Since the actual use by others is
beyond our control, no guarantee, expressed or implied, is made by T.J. Cope, Inc. as to effects of such use or results to be obtained nor does T.J.
Cope, Inc. assume any liability arising out of the use by others of the products referenced in this table. Nor is the information herein to be construed
as absolutely complete since additional information may be needed or desirable when particular or exceptional conditions or circumstances exist or
because of applicable laws or government regulations. We suggest that you evaluate these recommendations and suggestions in your own laboratory
prior to use. Our responsibility for claims arising from breach of warranty, negligence, or otherwise is limited to the purchase price of the material.
Legend: “NR” indicates “Not Recommended” for use; “R” indicates “Recommended”; “–” indicates no information available
Technical Information
Chemical
Series E
(Rigid PVC)
70°-160°F
Series P
(Poly/Glass)
70°-160°F
Series V
(Vinyl/Glass)
70°-160°F
Series K
(PVDF)
70°-160°F
Series PU
(Polyurethane)
70°-160°F
Series N
(Nylon)
70°-160°F
Lactic Acid R R R NR R R R R R – – –
Lead Nitrate R R – – R R R R R – – –
Magnesium Hydroxide R R NR NR R R R R R – R R
Nickel Sulfate, Low pH R R NR NR R R R R R – – –
Nickel Sulfate, High pH R R NR NR R R R R R – – –
Nitric Acid, Up to 5% R R NR NR R 150° R R R – – –
Nitric Acid, Up to 35% R R NR NR R 150° R R R – – –
Nitric Acid, Vapor R R NR NR R R R R – – – –
Perchloric Acid, Up to 10% NR NR NR NR R 150° R R – – NR NR
Pickling Liquids, 3-5% H2S04 R R R R R R R R R – – –
Phosphoric Acid R R NR NR R R R R R – NR NR
Phosphoric Acid, Super or Poly (115%, P20%) R R NR NR R R R R – – – –
Phosphoric Acid Vapor or Condensate R R NR NR R R R R – – – –
Potassium Chloride R R R R R R R R R – – –
Potassium Nitrate R R R R R R R R R – – –
Potassium Persulfate R R NR NR R R R R R – – –
Silver Cyanide, Up to 5% R R NR NR R R R R R – – –
Sodium Hydroxide, Up to 25% R R NR NR R 150° R R R – – –
Sodium Hydroxide, up to 50% R R NR NR R 180° R R – – R R
Sodium Hypochlorite, Up to 15% R R NR NR R 150° R R R – NR NR
Sodium Nitrate R R R R R R R R R – – –
Sodium Sulfate R R R NR R R R R R – – –
Sodium Sulfide R R NR NR R R R R R – – –
Sulfuric Acid, Up to 25% R R R R R R R R R – NR NR
Sulfuric Acid, Up to 50% R R NR NR R R R R R – – –
Sulfuric Acid, Up to 70% R R NR NR R R R R R – NR NR
Sulfuric Acid, Up to 75% NR NR NR NR R 120° R R – – NR NR
Sulfuric Acid, Up to 80% NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR – – NR NR
Sulfuric Acid, Vapor R R R NR R R R R – – – –
Trichlorethylene, Fumes NR NR NR NR R 120° R R NR – – –
Trisodium Phosphate R R R NR R R R R R – – –
Urea R R R NR R 150° R R R – R R
Vegetable Oils R R R R R R R R R – R R
Vinegar R R R R R R R R R R R R
White Liquor, Pulp Mill R R – – R R R R – – – –
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CHANNEL AVAILABILITY CHART
The following chart illustrates the availability of materials in the
different channel profiles.
Channel Profile Polyester (P) Vinyl Ester (V) PVC (E)
Series 2000, 2200, 2300 X X X
Series 1500, 1700, 1800 X X N/A
Series 1000, 1200, 1300 X X X
Series 2100 X X N/A
Series 1600 X X N/A
Series 1100 X X N/A
CONCRETE EMBEDMENT CHANNEL
PART NO. – 20E-2300
In certain applications, it is
necessary to embed a corro-
sion resistant channel into a
new pouring of concrete. For
these applications, Aickinstrut
concrete embedment channel is
recommended. Aickinstrut em-
bedment channel is available
in three material types; PVC,
polyester and vinyl ester. The
PVC embedment channel is extruded
as one piece while the polyester and
vinyl ester embedment channel is a two piece bonded type
design. The PVC embedment channel is available in the 15⁄8" and
11⁄8" profiles while polyester and vinyl ester embedment channels
are available in all three profiles (15⁄8", 11⁄2" & 11⁄8").
The embedment channel utilizes two continuous protruding flanges
in the profile base to retain the channel in the concrete. Mounting
the embedment channel flush with the concrete surface is a conve-
nient way to secure piping, conduits or electrical enclosures to a
wall or ceiling. The PVC embedment channel is extremely high in
strength. When embedded in 3,000 PSI concrete, the concrete will
fail before the channel is pulled out.
AICKINSTRUT SST CHANNEL
Aickinstrut SST Fiberglass Channel incorporates a standard chan-
nel profile that will accommodate metallic pipe straps and clamps.
SST channel is available in polyester or vinyl ester resin. All
standard styles (solid, slotted, concrete insert and back-to-back) are
also available. Please contact the factory for loading information
for the SST Channel.
Note: Aickinstrut SST Channel is not compatible
with the Aickinstrut pipe clamps, channel nuts,
and grooved fittings shown in this catalog. Please
contact Aickinstrut for information on a complete
line of compatible clamps and channel nuts.
Aickinstrut
Patented
Flange
CHANNEL FRAMING
All Aickinstrut channels, except the
SST series, incorporate a patented
flange design which provides
reliable fastening and interlock-
ing of Aickinstrut components and
accessories.
Channels are provided in standard
lengths of 10' with longer lengths available upon request. Aick-
instrut single channels come packaged in boxes of 100' while the
double channels are packaged in boxes containing 40'.
Aickinstrut channel is available in three materials:
Polyester (P material), •
Vinyl Ester (V material) and •
PVC (E material)•
POLYESTER AND VINYL ESTER MATERIALS
The polyester and vinyl ester channels are manufactured from the
pultrusion process. In this process, the component is made by
reinforcing a polymer resin (polyester or vinyl ester) with multiple
strands of glass filament, alternating layers of glass mat and U.V.
resistant surfacing veils. The glass is drawn through the liquid res-
in, which coats and saturates the fibers. The combination of resin,
glass and veil is then continuously guided and pulled (pultruded)
through a heated die that determines the shape of the component.
In the die, the resin is cured to form a permanent, reinforced part
which can be cut to a specific length. Since the hardened fiber-
glass pultrusion is reinforced with and internal arrangement of
permanently bonded continuous glass fibers, it possesses great
strength.
In addition, pultruded fiberglass components exhibit exceptional
corrosion and fire resistance. These attributes make fiberglass the
material of choice for many harsh industrial applications.
The polyester and vinyl ester channels are color coded. Polyester
channels are colored gray and the vinyl ester channels are colored
beige.
PVC MATERIALS
The PVC channels are manufactured from the extrusion process. In
this process, the component is made by a PVC resin mixture being
continuously fed through a heated die that determines the shape of
the component.
In the die, the resin is cured to form a permanent, extruded part
that can be cut to a specific length. Unlike pultruded components,
extruded components do not incorporate glass-reinforcement;
consequently, they do not exhibit the same beam strength as their
pultruded counterparts. PVC components, however; exhibit ex-
ceptional corrosion and fire resistance. These features make PVC
channels an excellent alternative when excessive beam strength is
not required. PVC channels are color coded dark gray.
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15⁄8"
15⁄8"15⁄8"15⁄8"
1"15⁄8"
1⁄4"
15⁄8"
23⁄8"15⁄8"
31⁄4"
11⁄2"
11⁄2"11⁄2"11⁄2"
1"
11⁄2"
1⁄4"23⁄8"
11⁄2"
11⁄8"11⁄2"
1"
11⁄2"11⁄8"
11⁄8"
1⁄4"
11⁄2"
23⁄8"
15⁄8"15⁄8"
1"15⁄8"
1⁄4"
15⁄8"
23⁄8"
15⁄8"
15⁄8"
15⁄8"
31⁄4"
3"
11⁄2"
21⁄4"11⁄2"
Standard
20P-2000, 20V-2000, 20E-2000
Slotted
(1" x
3⁄8
" Holes)
20P-2200, 20V-2200, 20E-2200
With Concrete Inserts
20P-2300, 20V-2300, 20E-2300
Back-to-Back
20P-2100, 20V-2100
Standard
20P-1500, 20V-1500
Slotted
(1" x
3⁄8
" Holes)
20P-1700, 20V-1700
With Concrete Inserts
20P-1800, 20V-1800
Back-to-Back
20P-1600, 20V-1600
Standard
20P-1000, 20V-1000, 20E-1000
Slotted
(1" x
3⁄8
" Holes)
20P-1200, 20V-1200, 20E-1200
With Concrete Inserts
20P-1300, 20V-1300, 20E-1300
Back-to-Back
20P-1100, 20V-1100
Standard
20P-2000-SST, 20V-2000-SST
Slotted
(1" x
3⁄8
" Holes)
20P-2200-SST, 20V-2200-SST
With Concrete Inserts
20P-2300-SST, 20V-2300-SST
Back-to-Back
20P-2100-SST, 20V-2100-SST
HEAVY DUTY CHANNEL – AICKINSTRUT PROFILE
MEDIUM DUTY CHANNEL – AICKINSTRUT PROFILE
LIGHT DUTY CHANNEL – AICKINSTRUT PROFILE
HEAVY DUTY CHANNEL – STANDARD PROFILE
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Section Properties
Beam Loading
– PVC
Flange Loading
The data listed in the Beam Loading Chart reflects testing conducted on Polyester (Type P) and vinyl ester (Type V) channels. PVC
(Type E) material will differ from the Polyester/Vinyl ester Beam Loading Chart. To obtain the beam loading for PVC channel,
reduce the load as follows:
(Polyester/Vinyl Ester Beam Load)
PVC Beam Load = ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
4
Note: PVC is not recommended for lengths over 24"
FLANGE
LOAD
Pull-out strength is the channel's resistance to
a clamp or fastener inserted under the flange
and put under tension. For additional infor-
mation concerning specific channels, materi-
als and their pull-out strengths, refer to the
channel flange pull-out chart on the right.
Heavy Duty Channel Pull-Out Strength*
20V-2000 449
20P-2000 360
20E-2000 260
Medium Duty Channel Pull-Out Strength*
20V-1500 229
20P-1500 219
Light Duty Channel Pull-Out Strength*
20E-1000 239
20P-1000 213
20V-1000 213
*Values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor
Section
Number
Height Width Weight Area X - X Axis Y - Y Axis
I R C1C2I R C
(in.) (in.) (lbs./ft.) (in.2) (in.4) (in.) (in.) (in.) (in.4) (in.) (in.)
2000 15⁄815⁄80.82 1.06 0.31 0.54 0.70 0.93 0.42 0.63 0.82
2100 31⁄215⁄81.64 2.12 1.77 0.91 1.63 1.63 0.85 0.63 0.82
1500 11⁄211⁄20.55 0.71 0.19 0.52 0.62 0.88 0.25 0.59 0.75
1600 3 11⁄21.10 1.42 1.02 0.85 1.50 1.50 0.49 0.59 0.75
1000 11⁄811⁄20.47 0.61 0.10 0.40 0.51 0.62 0.22 0.60 0.75
1100 21⁄211⁄20.94 1.22 0.42 0.59 1.13 1.13 0.44 0.60 0.75
X
X
Y
Y
XX
Y
Y
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Channel Loading
Span Part
No.
Max. Uniform Beam Load
(Safety Factor - 3:1)
Load (lbs.)
Uniform Load at
Defl. of 1/360 Span
Deflection (in.)
Maximum
Column
Load (lbs.)
Deflection
(in.)
Load
(lbs.)
12"
Span
20P/V-2100 5,559 0.028 5,559
0.033
9,454
20P/V-1600 4,836 0.043 3,778 7,007
20P/V-1100 3,804 0.082 1,556 5,961
20P/V-2000 3,561 0.102 1,159 5,160
20P/V-1500 1,950 0.093 700 3,439
20P/V-1000 1,629 0.151 359 2,759
18"
Span
20P/V-2100 3,706 0.064 2,914
0.050
8,866
20P/V-1600 3,224 0.096 1,697 6,501
20P/V-1100 2,536 0.183 691 5,509
20P/V-2000 2,374 0.230 515 4,704
20P/V-1500 1,300 0.209 311 3,136
20P/V-1000 1,086 0.340 160 2,351
24"
Span
20P/V-2100 2,780 0.113 1,639
0.067
8,181
20P/V-1600 2,418 0.171 944 5,909
20P/V-1100 1,902 0.326 389 4,979
20P/V-2000 1,781 0.410 290 4,168
20P/V-1500 975 0.371 175 2,778
20P/V-1000 815 0.605 90 1,862
30"
Span
20P/V-2100 2,224 0.177 1,049
0.083
7,405
20P/V-1600 1,934 0.267 604 5,236
20P/V-1100 1,522 0.509 249 4,375
20P/V-2000 1,424 0.640 185 3,553
20P/V-1500 780 0.580 112 2,369
20P/V-1000 652 0.945 57 1,298
36"
Span
20P/V-2100 1,853 0.254 730
0.100
6,451
20P/V-1600 1,612 0.384 420 4,482
20P/V-1100 1,268 0.734 173 3,698
20P/V-2000 1,187 0.922 129 2,859
20P/V-1500 650 0.836 78 1,906
20P/V-1000 543 1.360 40 901
48"
Span
20P/V-2100 1,390 0.452 410
0.133
4,534
20P/V-1600 1,209 0.683 236 2,809
20P/V-1100 951 1.304 97 2,254
20P/V-2000 890 1.638 72 1,636
20P/V-1500 488 1.486 44 1,091
20P/V-1000 407 2.418 22 507
60"
Span
20P/V-2100 1,112 0.707 262
0.167
2,902
20P/V-1600 967 1.067 151 1,798
20P/V-1100 761 2.038 62 1,442
20P/V-2000 712 2.560 46 1,047
20P/V-1500 390 2.321 28 698
20P/V-1000 326 3.779 14 324
72"
Span
20P/V-2100 927 1.018 182
0.200
2,015
20P/V-1600 806 1.536 105 1,248
20P/V-1100 634 2.935 43 1,001
20P/V-2000 594 3.686 32 727
20P/V-1500 325 3.343 19 485
20P/V-1000 272 5.441 10 225
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20P-2510, 20V-2510
(Flat)
20P-2810R, 20V-2810R
(Grvd)
20P-2810L, 20V-2810L
(Grvd)
20P-2512, 20V-2512
(Flat)
20P-2812, 20V-2812
(Grooved)
20P-2514, 20V-2514
(Flat)
20P-2814, 20V-2814
(Grooved)
47⁄8"
31⁄4"
47⁄8"
31⁄4"
31⁄4"
31⁄4"
Aickinstrut Channel Fittings are required to
fabricate an Aickinstrut structure and are
easily attached to Aickinstrut Channels with
channel nuts and polyurethane fasten-
ers. The fittings are offered in two types;
fabricated (cut from flat stock) or molded.
Fabricated fittings are made from either
polyester or vinyl ester material. All molded
fittings with the exception of the post bases
are molded in polyurethane. Post bases are
also offered in polypropylene.
The 2500 Series Fittings are manufactured
from 1⁄2" flat material. The 2800 Series
Fittings are manufactured from 3⁄8" flat ma-
terial and feature grooves which stabilize
the fittings when mounted to the open side
of the channel. All channel fittings are
provided with 13⁄32" holes which accom-
modate 3⁄8" hardware, however several
of the new molded fittings come with
9⁄16" holes 50PU-2616, 50PU-2611, and
50PU-2613. Larger diameter holes can be
provided upon special request.
Note: Illustrations depict grooved
channel fittings.
20P-2500, 20V-2500
(Flat)
20P-2800, 20V-2800
(Grooved)
20P-2506, 20V-2506
(Flat)
20P-2806, 20V-2806
(Grooved)
20P-2502, 20V-2502
(Flat)
20P-2802, 20V-2802
(Grooved)
20P-2504, 20V-2504
(Flat)
20P-2804, 20V-2804
(Grooved)
50PU-2616
20P-2508, 20V-2508
(Flat)
20P-2808, 20V-2808
(Grooved)
31⁄4"
47⁄8"
61⁄2"
81⁄8"
17⁄8"
71⁄4"
25⁄32"
31⁄4"31⁄4"
Note: 9⁄16" diameter holes
Channel Fittings
Legend
R = Right Hand
L = Left Hand
P Series Fittings are Grey
V Series Fittings are Beige
2500 Series - Flat
2800 Series - Grooved
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20P-2516, 20V-2516
(Flat)
20P-2816R, 20V-2816R
(Grvd)
20P-2816L, 20V-2816L
(Grvd)
20P-2518, 20V-2518
(Flat)
20P-2818, 20V-2818
(Grooved)
20P-2520, 20V-2520
(Flat)
20P-2820, 20V-2820
(Grooved)
20P-2522, 20V-2522
(Flat)
20P-2822, 20V-2822
(Grooved)
20P-2524, 20V-2524
(Flat)
20P-2824, 20V-2824
(Grooved)
20P-2526, 20V-2526
(Flat)
20P-2826, 20V-2826
(Grooved)
31⁄4"
47⁄8"
47⁄8"
47⁄8"
47⁄8"
47⁄8"
31⁄4"
31⁄4"
31⁄4"
47⁄8"
47⁄8"
47⁄8"
Channel Fittings
20P-2528, 20V-2528
(Flat)
20P-2828, 20V-2828
(Grooved)
20P-2530, 20V-2530
(Flat)
20P-2830, 20V-2830
(Grooved)
20P-2534, 20V-2534
(Flat)
20P-2834, 20V-2834
(Grooved)
20P-2541, 20V-2541
(Flat)
20P-2540, 20V-2540
(Flat)
20P-2840, 20V-2840
(Grooved)
50PU-2611
(Flat)
51⁄4"
35⁄8"
81⁄8"
31⁄4"
81⁄8"
47⁄8"
17⁄8"
31⁄2"
51⁄4"
51⁄4"
45°
4"
4"
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50PU-2045
(15⁄8")
20PU-5853
(15⁄8"),
20PU-5854
(11⁄2"),
20PU-5855
(15⁄8"),
20PP-5853
(15⁄8"),
20PP-5854
(11⁄2"),
20PP-5855
(11⁄2")
50PU-26361, 50PU-2636A2, 50PU-2636B3, 50PU-29364
50PU-2090
(15⁄8")
20PU-5903
(31⁄4"),
20PU-5904
(3"),
20PU-5905
(21⁄4"),
20PP-5903
(31⁄4"),
20PP-5904
(3"),
20PP-5905
(21⁄4")
41⁄2"
51⁄2"
4"
15⁄8"
47⁄8"
47⁄8"
3"
5"5"
3"
5"
6
5⁄8"
50PU-2613
(Flat)
50PU-1508
(11⁄2")
50PU-2008
(15⁄8")
17⁄8"
513⁄32"
25⁄32"
47⁄8"
47⁄8"
50PU-2538
(Flat)
4"
5"15⁄8"
1) 50PU-2636 – Flat, without splines
2) 50PU-2636A – Splines on long side only
3) 50PU-2636B – Splines on short side only
4) 50PU-2936 – Splines on both long and short sides
Note: 9⁄16" diameter holes
50PU-2611-SP
20P-2542, 20V-2542
(Flat)
17⁄8"
Note: 9⁄16" diameter holes
17⁄16"
19⁄16"
3"
31⁄4"
15⁄8"
Channel Fittings
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Fiberglass
TYPE 2 DESIGN LOAD
The design loading shown can be achieved
with the addition of a vertical stop lock as-
sembly (Part #200-4219) installed directly
beneath the pipe clamp. The adjacent
illustration shows how the vertical stop lock
assembly provides additional support for
pipe and how it can be used to achieve full
Type 2 design loads.
Design loads are based on a minimum clamp slip
safety factor or 3:1. It is recommended that stop
lock assemblies be used for all vertical pipe support applications.
There are two types of piping system loadings, overhead (Type
1) and vertical (Type 2) as described below. All Aickinstrut pipe
straps and clamps show the recommended loading for both types
of loading.
TYPE 1 DESIGN LOAD
The design load shown represents pipes
supported below the strut. The design
loads shown are based on a minimum
ultimate failure safety factor of 3:1.
Pipe Clamps
Aickinclamps Design Load Information
Adjustable Pipe Clamps
Aickinstrut Adjustable Pipe Clamps are manufactured from glass-
reinforced polyurethane and are adjustable to accommodate a
wide range of outside diameters. They can be utilized with a
variety of piping systems including: PVC, fiberglass, copper, rigid
steel conduit and PVC coated rigid steel conduit. Aickinclamps
sized 61⁄2" – 20" are to be used only in non-load bearing applica-
tions. These are applications where the weight of the pipe is being
supported by Aickinstrut structural members (see figure on right).
Part
Number
O.D. Pipe
Size (in.)
Design Load
(lbs.)* Torque
Type 1 Type 2 (ft./lbs.)
200-3100 1⁄2 – 11⁄2135 65 10 in./lbs.
200-3110 11⁄2 – 21⁄4
3
200-3120 21⁄4 – 31⁄4145
70200-3130 3 – 4215
200-3140 4 – 61⁄2
200-3150 61⁄2 – 8
Non-Load Bearing
200-3160 8 – 10
200-3170 10 – 12
200-3180 12 – 14
200-3190 14 – 16
200-3200 16 – 18
200-3210 18 – 20
*Design loads shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
200-3100 to 200-3140
200-3150 to 200-3210
50PU-500SP
– Channel Spacers
Channel spacers are designed to prevent wall
compression under heavy loading conditions. Such
loading occurs during the torquing of hardware for
channel fittings. The spacers are molded from poly-
urethane and will accommodate 3⁄8" and 1⁄2" bolts.
The spacers are designed to be used only with 15⁄8"
and 11⁄2" channels.
Aickinclamps can safely be used in temperatures up to 160°F.
For operating temperatures of 160-230°F, it is recommended to
use PVDF clamps. PVDF clamps are available as a special order.
Contact the factory for pricing and availability. Care should be
taken not to exceed 3 ft./lbs. of torque on the adjustable pipe
straps.
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Rigid Pipe Clamps
Part
No.
Nominal
Size (in.)
PVC
Sch. 80 &
Rigid Metal
Design Loads (lbs.)* FRP Bolt
Size (in.)
FRP Bolt
Torque
(ft./lbs.)
Type 1 Type 2
PCR-050 1⁄20.840
225 90
3⁄8 x 11⁄43
PCR-075 3⁄41.050
PCR-100 1 1.315
PCR-125 11⁄41.660
PCR-150 11⁄21.900
PCR-200 2 2.375
PCR-250 21⁄22.875
PCR-300 3 3.500
PCR-400 4 4.500
300 125PCR-600 6 6.625
PCR-800 8 8.625
*Design loads shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Aickinstrut Rigid Pipe Clamps resemble the more traditional style
of pipe clamps. These clamps are made from glass-reinforced
polyurethane and are sized based on the pipe inside diameter or
nominal size.
Polyurethane clamps are recommended for applications up to
160°F. For high temperature applications (up to 230°F), PVDF
clamps are available as a special order. Contact the factory for
pricing and availability.
Care should be taken not to exceed the recommended torque
values of the rigid pipe clamps.
Pipe Clamps
Two Hole Pipe Straps
Aickinstrut Two Hole Pipe Straps are designed for use in secur-
ing pipe, conduit and ducts to Aickinstrut Channel. Two hole
fiberglass straps can also be used independently from the channel
for surface mounting. All sizes of the straps are suitable for load
bearing applications.
The two hole pipe straps are manufactured from a fire-retardant,
Part
No.
Dimension Bolt Size
(in.)
Material
Size (in.)
Design Load (lbs)* Torque
(ft./lbs.)
A (in.) B (in.) Type 1 Type2
PS050 0.840 4.840
1⁄21⁄4 X 15⁄8
135 50
4
PS075 1.050 5.050
PS100 1.315 5.315
PS150 1.900 5.900
PS200 23⁄86.375
PS250 27⁄86.875
PS300 31⁄27.500
PS350 4 8.000
PS400 41⁄28.500
175 60PS500 59⁄16 9.563
PS600 65⁄810.625
PS800 85⁄812.625 225 125
PS1000 103⁄415.750
5⁄8
1⁄4 X 15⁄8225 125
10
PS1200 123⁄416.250
PS1400 14 18.000
3⁄8 X 15⁄8250 150PS1600 16 20.000
PS1800 18 23.000
glass reinforced polyester resin. For extreme chemical environ-
ments, the straps can be manufactured from vinyl ester resin.
Larger diameter straps for special applications are also available.
Contact the factory for pricing and availability of vinyl ester and
large diameter straps. Two hole pipe straps should not be torqued
above recommended values.
A
B
*Design loads shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Notes: Bolts and channel nuts are sold separately.
When bolting onto 15⁄8" or 11⁄2" channel
a 11⁄4" long bolt is required.
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Fiberglass
Fiberglass
Includes: Cushion, V-pad, and Hardware.
Materials: Cushion: Thermoplastic elastomer.
Hardware: Stainless Steel with Captured Nylon Locknut
Temperature Rating: -40°F to +275°F
Note: For use with SST Style Strut only
Part
No.
O.D.
Tube Sizes Diameters PullOut
Load/Lbs
Slip
Load/Lbs
PS TP-025 1⁄43⁄81⁄20.25 - 0.54
500 40
PS TP-625 5⁄83⁄47⁄80.62 - 0.87
PS TP-875 7⁄81 11⁄80.87 - 1.12
PS TP-100 1 11⁄811⁄41.00 - 1.31
Part
No.
Nominal
Pipe Size
Dimensions (In.) Hex Head Cap
Screw & Lock Nut
Wt/100
pcs Lbs
“A” “B” “C” “D”
PS TP-025 1⁄4115⁄16 13⁄83⁄83⁄16 1⁄4-20 x 11⁄2" 4
PS TP-625 3⁄823⁄815⁄8
7⁄16
1⁄4
1⁄4-20 x 2"
6
PS TP-875 1⁄229⁄16 113⁄16 5⁄16
8
PS TP-100 3⁄4211⁄16 115⁄16 8
Aickin-A-Grip
(SST Style Channel Only)
B
CD
V-Pad
17⁄16"
A
Part
No.
Nominal Pipe
Sizes Diameters PullOut
Load/Lbs
Slip
Load/Lbs
PS TP-025 1⁄4 – 0.25 - 0.54
500 40
PS TP-625 3⁄81⁄20.62 - 0.87
PS TP-875 3⁄4
–0.87 - 1.12
PS TP-100 1 1.00 - 1.31
Tube Sizes
Pipe Sizes
Nominal
Pipe Size
Water
Filled
Weight
Code
Required
Support
Spacing (3)
Pipe Load
At Support
Safety Factors
from Allowed Value
(Sch 40) (lbs/ft) (ft) (lbs) Pullout Slip
1⁄4" 0.470
7
3 150 12
3⁄8" 0.651 5 110 9
1⁄2" 0.983 7 70 6
3⁄4" 1.361 10 50 4
1" 2.055 14 30 3
FEATURE
•Tensizesoftube;
Five sizes of pipe…
Using just four sizes of clamp.
•Diametersfrom.25"to1.31"
•MetricSizesfrom6mmto32mm
•Non-Conducting
•CorrosionResistant
•UVResistant
•Temperature
ADVANTAGE
•ReducesInventorySKU’s
•Fewerpartsneededonthejob.
•Simplifiestake-offs&componentrequirementsonprojects
using both Tube & Pipe Sizes
•Highpulloutandsliploads
BENEFIT
•LowersInventoryCosts.
•Alwayshavetherightclamponhandwhenyouneedit.
•JobCostingmadeeasier&moreaccurate.
Multi-Size Adjustment Capability
Allows Four Clamp Sizes to Fit
Seventeen Sizes of Tube & Pipe.
Pipe Clamps
(1) Based on preliminary testing
(2) SF = 5 to Ultimate Load
(3) Per MSS-SP69 & ASME B31.1 for water filled pipe
Supplied in 10
foot lengths
20E-5000
– Channel Capping Strip
Channel Capping Strip is made from PVC
and installs simply by pressing it onto the
channel opening. It is designed to be used
when a cover is desired for the channel
opening (such as concrete embedment
channel).
AIC-EC
– Channel End Cap
The Aickin-End Cap is made from red PVC
and designed for 15⁄8" channel. End caps
are desired when the ends of the channel
need to be enclosed. The Aickin-End Cap
easily installs by pressing it onto the end of
the channel opening.
Size
Range
Captured
Nylon Lock-Nut Hex
Bolt
"V" Pad
"V" Pad
1-5⁄8" Series
Channel
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Nonmetallic U-bolts
Part
No. Size “A” “B” “C” “D” “TL” Load
(lbs.)*
Torque
(in./lbs.)*
UB-050 1⁄20.937
0.375
1.568 2.412
1.25
135
40
UB-075 3⁄41.125 1.662 2.600
UB-100 1 1.375 1.787 2.850
UB-125 11⁄41.687 1.943 3.162
UB-150 11⁄22.000 2.100 3.475
UB-200 2 2.437
0.500
2.468 4.187
1.50 80
UB-250 21⁄22.937 2.718 4.687
UB-300 3 3.562 3.031 5.312
UB-350 31⁄24.062 3.281 5.812
UB-400 4 4.562 3.531 6.312
UB-600 6 6.750 0.625 5.750 9.875 3.25 120
*Torque and load values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Aickinstrut Nonmetallic U-Bolts provide a corrosion resistant alternative to traditional metal-
lic U-Bolts. Made from glass-reinforced polyurethane, these bolts will outlast stainless steel
in most corrosive applications. Nonmetallic U-Bolts have oversized diameters which allow
them to hold steel conduit and plastic pipe.
Each U-Bolt comes with two polyurethane hex nuts. Additional nuts and washers can be
purchased separately.
The U-Bolts can also be installed to allow for thermal expansion and contraction of plastic
pipe as shown here.
C
BA
TL
D
Note: Plate not included.
Illustration purpose only
Pipe Clamps
Fiberfast Bolts
Fiberfast bolts are provided in two styles and five diameters (1⁄4",
3⁄8", 1⁄2", 5⁄8" and 3⁄4") and range in length from 11⁄4" to 31⁄2". The
flanged style incorporates a molded washer collar which eliminates
the need for a washer. The flanged style is provided for 1⁄4" and
1⁄2" diameter bolts. Flanged bolts are available in 3⁄8" diameter
as a special order item. The hex head style is provided for all
3⁄8", 5⁄8" and 3⁄4" diameter bolts. All Fiberfast bolts are not fully
threaded, therefore, shoulder length (nonthreaded portion) dimen-
sions have been provided. Fiberfast bolts are ideal for mechanical
connections that require a high degree of corrosion resistance.
The 3⁄8" diameter fasteners are recommended for all channel fitting
mechanical connections. All Fiberfast bolts are manufactured from
glass-reinforced polyurethane and are packaged in bags contain-
ing 25 pieces.
Hex Flange Bolts
Part
No. Size
Thread
Shear
(lbs.)*
Shank
Shear
(lbs.)*
Shoulder
Length
Torque
(ft./lbs.)
250PU-075 1⁄4 x 3⁄4
110 210 Full Thread 10 In./lbs.
250PU-100 1⁄4 x 1
250PU-150 1⁄4 x 11⁄21⁄2
500PU-125 1⁄2 x 11⁄4
450 870
Full Thread
8
500PU-150 1⁄2 x 11⁄2
500PU-200 1⁄2 x 2 3⁄4
500PU-250 1⁄2 x 21⁄2
500PU-300 1⁄2 x 3 1
500PU-350 1⁄2 x 31⁄223⁄16
*Thread shear values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Shoulder
Length
Hex Bolts
Part
No. Size
Thread
Shear
(lbs.)*
Shank
Shear
(lbs.)*
Shoulder
Length
(in.)
Torque
(ft./lbs.)
375PU-125 3⁄8 x 11⁄4
250 470
Full Thread
3
375PU-150 3⁄8 x 11⁄21⁄4
375PU-200 3⁄8 x 2 1⁄2
375PU-250 3⁄8 x 21⁄23⁄4
375PU-300 3⁄8 x 3 1
625PU-125 5⁄8 x 11⁄4
700 1,360
1⁄412
625PU-150 5⁄8 x 11⁄2
625PU-200 5⁄8 x 2
625PU-250 5⁄8 x 21⁄2
625PU-300 5⁄8 x 3
625PU-350 5⁄8 x 31⁄211⁄4
*Thread shear values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Shoulder
Length
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Fasteners
Vinyl Ester Square Head Bolts
Vinyl ester square head bolts are used for concrete
mounting and general purpose fastening applications.
The square head bolts are constructed from vinyl ester
all-thread rod and vinyl ester square nuts. The units are
bonded together with a durable two part urethane adhe-
sive. The square head bolts are offered in 3⁄8" diameter
but can be supplied in other diameters as a special order.
Contact the factory for pricing and availability of special
diameter square head bolts.
Part
No. Size Thread Shear
(lbs.)*
Torque
(ft./lbs.)*
375V-100 3⁄8 x 1
250 10
375V-125 3⁄8 x 11⁄4
375V-150 3⁄8 x 11⁄2
375V-175 3⁄8 x 13⁄4
375V-200 3⁄8 x 2
375V-250 3⁄8 x 21⁄2
375V-300 3⁄8 x 3
375V-350 3⁄8 x 31⁄2
375V-400 3⁄8 x 4
*Thread shear values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Aickinstrut hex nuts are available in two styles; hex and hex flange
nuts. The Aickinstrut hex nut is similar in design to the conven-
tional hex nut and is preferred for channel fitting connections. The
Aickinstrut hex flange nut is preferred for applications that require
additional thread engagement (such as with all-thread rod) or
maximum thread shear strength. All nuts are manufactured from
glass-reinforced polyurethane and are packaged in bags contain-
ing 25 pieces. All hex and hex flange nuts are available in PVDF
and Polypropylene and metric sizes as a special order. Contact the
factory for pricing and availability.
Fiberfast Hex Nuts
Hex Nuts
Part
No. Size
Thread
Shear
(lbs.)*
Height Torque
(ft./lbs.)
250PU-000 1⁄4-20 150 0.218 10 in./lbs.
375PU-000 3⁄8-16 460 0.328 3
500PU-000 1⁄2-13 800 0.437 8
625PU-000 5⁄8-11 1,000 0.546 12
750PU-000 3-10 0.640 15
1000PU-000 1-8 1,100 0.859 17
*Thread shear values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Hex Flange Nuts
Part
No. Size
Thread
Shear
(lbs.)*
Height Torque
(ft./lbs.)
375PU-FN-000 3⁄8-16 500 0.750 3
500PU-FN-000 1⁄2-13 1,200 0.855 8
625PU-FN-000 5⁄8-11 2,200 1.220 12
750PU-FN-000 3⁄4-10 2,900 1.590 15
1000PU-FN-000 1-8 1.750 17
*Thread shear values shown represent a 3:1safety factor.
Vinyl Ester Square Nuts
Square nuts are manufactured from pultrud-
ed vinyl ester square stock.
They are recommended for
applications that require
high thread shear values.
Square nuts are packaged
in bags containing 25 pieces.
Part
No. Size
Thread
Shear
(lbs.)*
Height Torque
(ft./lbs.)
375V-000 3⁄8-16 1,300 0.437
10
500V-000 1⁄2-13
1,700
0.562
625V-000 5⁄8-11 0.687
750V-000 3⁄4-10 0.812
1000V-000 1-8 0.937
*Thread shear values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Flat Washers
Flat Washers are made from PVC and are
available for 1⁄4" diameter through 1". PVC
washers are recommended for connec-
tions that utilize hex nuts and bolts. PVC
washers are packaged in bags containing
25 pieces.
Part
No. Size Outside
Diameter
250E-999 1⁄40.49
375E-999 3⁄81.00
500E-999 1⁄21.25
625E-999 5⁄81.50
750E-999 3⁄41.50
1000E-999 1 2.25
All-Thread Washers
Aickinstrut All-Thread Washers are flat fiberglass wshers for use with FRP all-thread rods.
All-Thread rod washers are 1⁄4" thick with a 17⁄8" diameter and are available in polyester
or vinyl ester resin. To order vinyl ester, add the suffix “V” to the part number.
To order square washers add the suffix “-SQ” to the part number.
Part
No. *
All-Thread Rod
Size (in.)
WR375 3⁄8
WR500 1⁄2
WR625 5⁄8
WR750 3⁄4
* Add the suffix “V” to the part number to
specify vinyl ester Example “WR500V”
* Add the suffix “-SQ” to the part number to
specify square washer Example “WR500-SQ”
15⁄8"
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Channel Nuts
Channel nuts are provided in two types; Standard Duty and Heavy
Duty. Standard Duty channel nuts are designed for light duty ap-
plications that do not require high thread shear values. Standard
duty channel nuts can also be used with all sizes of Aickinstrut
Channel. Heavy duty channel nuts are designed to be used where
high thread shear values or spring nuts are required. Heavy duty
channel nuts can not be used with Series 1000 Channel (light
duty). All channel nuts are manufactured from glass-reinforced
polyurethane and are packaged in bags containing 50 pieces.
Channel nuts are also available in PVDF as a special order. Con-
tact the factory for pricing and availability.
Fasteners
Heavy Duty Channel Nuts
Part
No. Size Thread Shear
(lbs.)*
Torque
(ft./lbs.)
375PU-CNHD 3⁄8-16
1,400
8
500PU-CNHD 1⁄2-13
625PU-CNHD 5⁄8-11 10
750PU-CNHD 3⁄4-10
10PU-CNMHD 10 mm 8
12PU-CNMHD 12 mm
16PU-CNMHD 16 mm 10
20PU-CNMHD 20 mm
*Thread shear values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Standard Duty Channel Nuts
Part
No. Size Thread Shear
(lbs.)*
Torque
(ft./lbs.)
250PU-CN 1⁄4-20
460
2
312PU-CN 5⁄16-18
375PU-CN 3⁄8-16
3
500PU-CN 1⁄2-13
10PU-CN 10 mm
12PU-CN 12 mm
10PU-CNS #10 Screw N/A
*Thread shear values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Part
No. Size
200-4226 3⁄8
200-4217 1⁄2
200-4341 5⁄8
200-4342 3⁄4
Saddle Clips
Aickinstrut Saddle Clips make fastening through Aickinstrut chan-
nel much easier. The clips mate with the exterior of the channel
flanges and are secured with threaded rods and nuts. The saddle
clips are manufactured from glass reinforced polyurethane and are
supplied in bags of 50 pieces.
Stop-Lock Assemblies
Aickinstrut Stop-Lock Assemblies reduce the
chance of pipe slippage when running sup-
ports vertically. Stop-Locks are recommended
for applications that are subject to vibration,
have regular contact with fluids or are verti-
cally mounted (Type 2). The Stop-Locks fit all
three sizes of channel. Stop-Locks are offered
with a 3⁄8", 1⁄2" and 5⁄8" bolt size. The 5⁄8"
Stop-Lock Assembly is supplied with a heavy
duty channel nut (the 5⁄8" Stop-Lock Assembly
will not work with the 1000 Series Channel).
The Stop-Lock Assemblies' compo-
nents are manufactured from glass-
reinforced polyurethane.
Part
No. Size Force Resis-
tance (lbs.)*
Torque
(ft./lbs.)
200-4227 3⁄8200 7
200-4219 1⁄2220 12
200-4343 5⁄8250 15
*Force resistance values shown represents a 3:1 safety factor.
Fabricated Beam Clamps
Part
No.
Flange
Thickness
Thread
Shear
(lbs.)*
Torque
(ft./lbs.)
20V-2BC-25 1⁄4
600 1020V-2BC-37 3⁄8
20V-2BC-50 1⁄2
*Design load values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Bolts and channel nuts are 1⁄2" diameter.
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Fiberglass
Clevis hangers are available in two styles; molded and hand lay-
up. The molded clevis hangers are manufactured from glass-re-
inforced polyurethane and are available for sizes 1⁄2" through 6".
The hand lay-up clevis hangers are manufactured from glass-rein-
forced vinyl ester resin and are available for sizes 1" through 24".
Clevis Hangers
Pipe Hangers & Accessories
Molded Clevis Hangers
Part
No.
Nominal
Diameter
Max. Pipe
O.D. “A” “B” “C” Hanger
Rod
Load
(lbs.)*
CVHPU-100 1⁄2 - 1 1 1.500 4.25
1.25
1⁄2
670
CVHPU-150 11⁄4 - 11⁄211⁄22.000 5.14
CVHPU-200 11⁄2 - 2 2 2.500 6.52 730
CVHPU-400 21⁄2 - 4 4 5.125 10.00 1.50 1,150
CVHPU-600 41⁄2 - 6 6 6.750 12.33 1,170
*Design load values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Hand Lay-Up Clevis Hangers
Part
No.
Size Range
A (In.)
Dimensions (in.) Hanger
Rod
Trans
Rod
Spreader
Rod O.D.
Loads
(lbs.)*
T H H1 W
100-1500 1 – 11⁄2
1⁄8
23⁄417⁄811⁄2
1⁄2
3⁄81⁄2
60
100-1501 11⁄2 – 2 31⁄223⁄860
100-1502 2 – 25⁄843⁄43290
100-1503 21⁄2 – 31⁄451⁄235⁄8120
100-1504 3 – 37⁄81⁄87 41⁄42
5⁄8
160
100-1505 4 – 51⁄83⁄16 81⁄255⁄8250
100-1506 6 – 71⁄8107⁄871⁄23300
100-1507 8 – 91⁄41⁄414 93⁄4350
100-1508 10 – 113⁄8
1⁄4
18 12 4 5⁄81⁄23⁄4
450
100-1509 12 – 131⁄2211⁄2141⁄85600
100-1510 14 – 153⁄4241⁄2161⁄23⁄4700
100-1511 16 – 18 3⁄8273⁄8191⁄2
63⁄43⁄41
750
100-1512 19 – 21 341⁄2221⁄2800
100-1513 21 – 22 1⁄2351⁄224 850
100-1514 22 – 24 41 28 900
*Design load values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Beam Clamps
Aickinstrut beam clamps are available in two styles; molded and
fabricated. The molded beam clamps are manufactured from
glass-reinforced polyurethane and can accommodate 3⁄8", 1⁄2"
and 5⁄8" hanger rod sizes. The molded beam clamps utilize the
traditional “C” clamp style design. The fabrication beam clamps
are manufactured from vinyl ester flat stock and utilize polyure-
thane bolts and channel nuts for clamping. Fabricated beam
clamps are available for attaching to 1⁄4", 3⁄8" and 1⁄2" thick beam
flanges. Each fabricated beam clamp assembly includes four (4)
1⁄2" standard duty channel nuts, four (4) 1⁄2" Polyurethane bolts and
two (2) attachment clips.
All Aickinstrut beam clamps allow easy attachment of threaded
rod to “I” beams or other structural assemblies.
Molded Beam Clamps
Part
No. Size
Thread
Shear
(lbs.)*
Torque
(ft./lbs.)
375PU-BC 3⁄8400 10
500PU-BC 1⁄2
*Design load values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Cope-Glas Beam Clamps
Part
No. Size
Thread
Shear
(lbs.)*
Torque
(ft./lbs.)
RGBC-1 3⁄8
500 10RGBC-2 1⁄2
RGBC-3 5⁄8
Note: Beam clamp
clip must be pur-
chased separately.
Illustration purpose
only
Beam Clip
– 375PU-BCCLP (3⁄8")
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Threaded Rod
Pultruded threaded rods are an excellent choice for hanging and
fastening Aickinstrut Channel. These rods can also be used with
either the Aickinstrut vinyl ester square nuts, polyurethane hex nuts,
hex flange nuts and Aickinstrut channel nuts. All FRP threaded
rod is manufactured from pultruded vinyl ester resin and is gray in
color.
The standard rod lengths are 4' and 8'. Special lengths and
threading are also available. Contact the factory for pricing and
availability.
Part
No. Size Weight
Thread
Shear
(lbs.)*
Torque
(ft./lbs.)
200-3827 3⁄8-16 0.07 415 5
200-3828 1⁄2-13 0.12 570 10
200-3829 5⁄8-11 0.18 1,260 40
200-3830 3⁄4-10 0.28 1,700 50
200-3831 1-8 0.50 3,000 60
* Thread shear values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
* To order eight foot lengths, add suffix “-96” to part number
(EX: 200-3827-96)
Pipe Supports
A-Konnector Rod Couplers
A-KonnectorsprovideanexcellentmeansforextendingAickinstrut
FRPall-threadrodsbeyondtheirstandardlengths.A-Konnectors
are manufactured from glass-reinforced polyurethane and are
coloredgray.A-Konnectorsarepackagedinbagscontaining25
pieces.
Part
No. Size Length Thread Shear
(lbs.)*
200-3840 3⁄8-16
21⁄4
800
200-3841 1⁄2-13 870
200-3842 5⁄8-11 1,500
200-3843 3⁄4-10
* Thread shear values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Duraclamp C-Clamps
Duraclamps are glass-reinforced polyurethane C-Clamps that are
designed to replace steel C-Clamps in areas where corrosion is
a problem. The individual Duraclamp components can also be
purchased separately.
Part
No. Description Thread Shear
(lbs.)*
Torque
(ft./lbs.)
390N-150 “C”-Clamp 25 17
390N-BLT Bolt N/A
390N-CLP “C” 25 N/A
*Design load values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Note: Bolt Dimension is 5⁄8" x 21⁄2"
Channel Hangers
AIC-CH-P (Polyester)
AIC-CH-V (Vinyl Ester)
The Aickin-Channel Hanger is designed to support fiberglass
structural “C” channel that is being used as a raceway system
for cables, tubing or small diameter piping. The Aickin-Channel
Hanger is available in either polyester or vinyl ester resin and is
simply supported from a 1⁄2" FRP all-thread rod and beam clamp
(not provided). The Channel Hanger will accommodate “C” chan-
nel width sizes 2" through 8".
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Power-Rack Stanchions
The Power-Rack Stanchion is the new alternative to traditional
iron cable stanchions used for utility and industrial cable sup-
ports. Made entirely from glass-reinforced nylon, these stanchions
out-perform metallic supports against corrosion. The extended
life-span of the Power-Rack Stanchions makes them the logical
choice over metallic cable supports. The Power-Rack Stanchion is
available in two different lengths and four different arm lengths.
The unique interlocking design allows the arm to "lock" into nine
different levels on the 141⁄4" stanchions and fourteen on the 171⁄2"
stanchion. Glass-reinforced polyurethane stanchions are available
as a special order. Contact the factory for pricing and availability.
Dimensions – The stanchion
back is designed with
9⁄16" wide x 15⁄16" long holes
to accept fasteners for mount-
ing. There are two mount-
ing holes in the 213⁄8" long
stanchion and three mounting
holes in the 335⁄16" long stan-
chion. Thickness at the slotted
mounting holes is 17⁄8". The
mounting holes are spaced on
12" centers and require 1⁄2"
diameter fasteners.
Part
No. Description Weight Load
(lbs.)*
20N-ARM08 8" Arm 1.00
800
20N-ARM14 141⁄4" Arm 1.16
20N-ARM17 171⁄2" Arm 1.45
20N-ARM23 237⁄8" Arm 1.86
20N-STA21 213⁄8" Stanchion 1.49 N/A
20N-STA33 335⁄16" Stanchion 2.31
*Design load values shown represent a 3:1 safety factor.
Installation – The Power-Rack Stanchions can be anchored into
existing concrete structures using any good quality industrial
anchoring system. For new concrete structures, the Power-Rack
Stanchions can be mounted to Aickinstrut concrete embedment
channel and attached with 1⁄2" channel nuts and 1⁄2"x 3" Fiberfast
Bolts.
Fire Retardance – Power-Rack materials meet or exceed the require-
ments of UL94 HB.
Loading – The recommended allowable loads on Power-Rack Stan-
chions vary depending upon the position of the arm. Following
the guidelines listed below will ensure a safe, reliable installation.
•Totalloadonanyonearmshouldnotexceed800lbs.
•Thesumoftheloadsonanyarmmultipliedbytheir
distances to the wall stanchion should not exceed
1200 in./lbs.
Example – A cable weighing 200 lbs. is positioned on an
arm at a distance of 5" from the wall stanchion.
If the total load is less than 800 lbs and the sum of the
load multiplied by their distances to the wall stanchion
does not exceed 1200 in./lbs., then the system is ad-
equate. In this case,
Totalload(200<800lbs)=OK
Tot.moment(200x5in.=1000<1200in./lbs.)=OK
Pipe Supports
Wall Brackets
Aickin-Brackets are available in a wide variety of sizes and con-
figurations. These wall brackets are made entirely from Aickin-
strut material and are specifically designed to meet the customers
requirements. They are ideal for customizing the support of piping,
cables, tubing, conduits or cable trays. These brackets are avail-
able in either polyester or vinyl ester resin types and will work with
all the Aickinstrut accessory items. Consult the factory for design,
pricing and availability information.
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Heavy Duty Post Base
20PU-5852 (2" Square), 20PU-5852 RD (2" Round)
20PU-5853 HD (15⁄8" Sq.), 20PU-5854 HD (11⁄2" Sq.)
The Aickinstrut heavy duty post base is designed for applications
that require a stronger base attachment than the standard Aickin-
strut post base. Made from polyurethane, the heavy duty post base
is available with four different openings: 11⁄2", 15⁄8", 2" square
and 2" Schedule 80 round. The heavy duty post base is ideal for
mounting fiberglass channel, handrails and instrument stands in
corrosive environments. The standard color is gray, but special
colors are available upon request.
8"8"
Dia.
Hole (4)
19⁄32"
61⁄4"
Instrument & Pipe Stands
Instrument & Pipe Stands
Aickin-Instrument and Pipe Stands are available in polyester or
vinyl ester resin types and are designed to meet specific customer
requirements. These stands are ideal for supporting instruments
and enclosures in corrosive environments. The stands utilize the
Aickinstrut Heavy Duty Post Base and either 2" x 2" x 1/4" square
tube or 2" Schedule 80 pipe to support the instruments or enclo-
sures. These stands can be designed or configured to meet any
application. Consult the factory for design, pricing and availability
information.
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AICKINSHAPE® STRUCTURAL SHAPES
General purpose pultruded structural shapes can be used as a
complement to Aickinstrut Channel Framing projects. The shapes
are ideal for structural bracing, handrails, handrail kickplates,
shims and supporting grating. Structural shapes are available
in either polyester or vinyl ester resin and are provided in 20'
lengths. Additional structural shapes not listed in this catalog are
available. Contact the factory for pricing, availability and mini-
mums. Special sizes and colors can be run based upon quantity.
NOTES
ST - Standard Isophthalic Polyester Resin; O = (Olive Green)
FR - Isophthalic Polyester Fire Retardant Resin; P = (Dark Gray)
VE - Vinyl Ester Fire Retardant Resin; V = (Beige)
 n Stock Item; u Stocked in Yellow
In part numbers shown below, replace "X" with resin and color
code (O, P, V).
I.E.: 18P-1200-20 Polyester Gray 2" x 1/4" Equal Leg Angle
Structural Shapes
Equal Leg Angle
Size Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part
No.
ST FR VE
1 x 1⁄8nnn 0.21 18X-1100-20
11⁄4 x 1⁄8– – – 0.23 18X-1110-20
11⁄2 x 3⁄16 nnn 0.37 18X-1120-20
11⁄2 x 1⁄4nnn 0.51 18X-1130-20
2 x 1⁄4nnn 0.68 18X-1200-20
3 x 1⁄4nnn 1.04 18X-1300-20
3 x 3⁄8nnn 1.65 18X-1310-20
3 x 1⁄2– – – 2.15 18X-1320-20
4 x 1⁄4nnn 1.41 18X-1400-20
4 x 3⁄8nnn 2.23 18X-1410-20
4 x 1⁄2nnn 2.92 18X-1420-20
6 x 3⁄8nnn 3.44 18X-1500-20
6 x 1⁄2nnn 4.50 18X-1510-20
Channel
Size (In.) Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part No.
ST FR VE
2 x 9⁄16 x 1⁄8n n – 0.25 18X-2916-20
3 x 7⁄8 x 1⁄4n n – 0.77 18X-3078-20
3 x 1 x 1⁄4nnn 0.87 18X-3114-20
3 x 11⁄2 x 1⁄4–n n 1.07 18X-3112-20
3 x 1⁄2 x 13⁄16 x 1⁄8– – – 0.65 18X-31316-20
4 x 11⁄8 x 1⁄4nnn 1.11 18X-4118-20
4 x 13⁄8 x 3⁄16 nnn 0.86 18X-4138-20
6 x 15⁄8 x 1⁄4nnn 1.64 18X-6158-20
6 x 111⁄16 x 3⁄8nnn 2.52 18X-61116-20
8 x 23⁄16 x 3⁄8nnn 3.40 18X-82316-20
10 x 23⁄4 x 1⁄2nnn 5.65 18X-10234-20
I–Beam
Size Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part
No.
ST FR VE
3 x 2 x 11⁄2 x 1⁄4– – – 1.18 18X-2100-20
3 x 11⁄2 x 1⁄4– – – 1.11 18X-2300-20
4 x 2 x 1⁄4nnn 1.46 18X-2400-20
6 x 3 x 1⁄4nnn 2.24 18X-2600-20
6 x 3 x 3⁄8– – – 3.29 18X-2800-20
8 x 4 x 3⁄8nnn 4.46 18X-2110-20
8 x 4 x 1⁄2– – – 5.85 18X-2130-20
10 x 5 x 3⁄8– – – 5.78 18X-2160-20
10 x 5 x 1⁄2–n n 7.41 18X-2180-20
12 x 6 x 1⁄2–n n 8.97 18X-2210-25
18 x 3⁄8 x 41⁄2 x 1⁄2– – – 8.48 18X-2230-20
24 x 3⁄8 x 71⁄2 x 3⁄4– – – 15.20 18X-2240-20
Wide Flange I-Beam
Size Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part
No.
ST FR VE
3 x 3 x 1⁄4nnn 1.69 18X-2200-20
4 x 4 x 1⁄4nnn 2.10 18X-2500-20
6 x 6 x 1⁄4nnn 3.41 18X-2700-20
6 x 6 x 3⁄8nnn 5.05 18X-2900-20
8 x 8 x 3⁄8nnn 6.49 18X-2120-20
8 x 8 x 1⁄2–n n 8.70 18X-2140-20
10 x 10 x 3⁄8– – – 8.74 18X-2170-20
10 x 10 x 1⁄2–n n 10.90 18X-2190-25
12 x 12 x 1⁄2–n n 13.20 18X-2220-25
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Size Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part
No.
ST FR VE
1⁄8 x 48 x 96 nnn 1.14 18X-4100
3⁄16 x 48 x 96 nnn 1.71 18X-4200
1⁄4 x 48 x 96 nnn 2.34 18X-4300
3⁄8 x 48 x 96 nnn 3.54 18X-4400
1⁄2 x 48 x 96 nnn 4.68 18X-4500
5⁄8 x 48 x 96 – – – 5.79 18X-4600
3⁄4 x 48 x 96 – – – 6.94 18X-4700
1 x 48 x 96 – – – 9.27 18X-4800
Structural Shapes
Embedment Angle
Size Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part
No.
ST FR VE
1 x 11⁄2 x 1⁄4– – n1.00 18X-111214-20
11⁄2 x 11⁄2 x 1⁄4– – n1.10 18X-11211214-20
2 x 11⁄2 x 1⁄4– – n1.20 18X-211214-20
Square Tube
Size Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part No.
ST FR VE
1 x 1⁄8nnn 0.32 18X-3100-20
11⁄8 x 1⁄8– – – 0.37 18X-3200-20
11⁄4 x 1⁄8– – – 0.41 18X-3300-20
11⁄4 x 1⁄4– – – 0.68 18X-3310-20
11⁄2 x 1⁄8n u u 0.54 18X-3400-20
11⁄2 x 1⁄4– – n0.98 18X-3410-20
13⁄4 x 1⁄8–u u 0.63 18X-3500-20
13⁄4 x 1⁄4–u u 1.10 18X-3510-20
2 x 1⁄8n u u 0.69 18X-3600-20
2 x 1⁄4n u u 1.40 18X-3610-20
21⁄4 x 1⁄8–u– 0.83 18X-3800-20
21⁄4 x 1⁄4– – – 1.56 18X-3810-20
21⁄2 x 1⁄4–u– 1.79 18X-3900-20
3 x 1⁄8– – – 1.12 18X-3110-20
3 x 1⁄4nnn 2.15 18X-3111-20
4 x 1⁄4nnn 2.93 18X-3120-20
4 x 3⁄8n– – 4.24 18X-3121-20
6 x 3⁄8nnn 6.42 18X-3140-20
Toe Plate
4 x 5⁄8 x 1⁄8–u u 0.49 18X-3130-20
Square Bar
Size Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part
No.
ST FR VE
1 x 1 n– – 0.87 18X-5100-20
11⁄4 x 11⁄4–u– 1.31 18X-5125-20
11⁄2 x 11⁄2–u– 1.98 18X-5150-20
2 x 2 – – – 3.12 18X-5200-20
Size Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part
No.
ST FR VE
4 x 1 x 1⁄8– – – 0.85 18X-4118-20
4 x 1⁄8 x 2 x 1⁄4nnn 1.52 18X-418214-20
43⁄8 x 13⁄8 x 1⁄8 x 3⁄16 – – – 1.18 18X-438138-20
41⁄2 x 13⁄4 x 1⁄8 x 3⁄16 – – – 1.29 18X-412138-20
5 x 2 x 1⁄8– – – 1.32 18X-5218-20
51⁄8 x 21⁄8 x 3⁄16 – – – 1.32 18X-518218-20
61⁄2 x 1⁄4 x 2 x 1⁄2– – – 3.77 18X-612212-20
6 x 4 x 1⁄4–n–18X-6414-20
Rectangular Tube
Round Rod
Size Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part
No.
ST FR VE
1⁄8n– – 0.01 18X-70018-20
3⁄16 n– – 0.02 18X-700316-20
1⁄4n– – 0.04 18X-70014-20
5⁄16 n– – 0.07 18X-700516-20
0.35 – – – 0.08 18X-70035-20
3⁄8n–n0.09 18X-70038-20
1⁄2n–n0.17 18X-70012-20
5⁄8n–n0.27 18X-70058-20
3⁄4n–n0.39 18X-70034-20
13⁄16 – – – 0.46 18X-7001316-20
1n–n0.66 18X-70100-20
11⁄4n– – 1.08 18X-70114-20
11⁄2n– – 1.56 18X-70112-20
2 – – – 2.56 18X-70200-20
21⁄2– – – 4.10 18X-70212-20
3 – – – 5.70 18X-70300-20
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Flat Strip
Size Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part
No.
ST FR VE
5⁄8 x 1⁄4n– – 0.11 18X-605814-96
3⁄4 x 1⁄4n– – 0.14 18X-603414-96
1 x 1⁄8– – – 0.11 18X-6118-96
11⁄4 x 3⁄16 – – – 0.19 18X-6114316-96
11⁄2 x 3⁄8– – – 0.50 18X-611238-96
11⁄2 x 1 – – – 1.32 18X-61121-96
13⁄4 x 1⁄4n– – 0.38 18X-613414-96
2 x 1⁄2– – – 0.88 18X-6212-96
2 x 1 – – – 1.76 18X-6210-96
21⁄2 x 3⁄16 – – – 0.34 18X-6212316-96
3 x 1⁄4– – – 0.66 18X-6314-96
3 x 3⁄8– – – 0.99 18X-6338-96
3 x 1⁄2– – – 1.32 18X-6312-96
4 x 1⁄8– – – 0.44 18X-6418-96
6 x 1⁄4– – – 1.32 18X-6614-96
6 x 1⁄2– – – 2.16 18X-6612-96
Round Tube
Size (In.) Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part No.
ST FR VE
1 x .100 – – – 0.22 18X-7100-20
1 x 1⁄8n n – 0.25 18X-7118-20
11⁄4 x 3⁄32 – – – 0.27 18X-7114332-20
11⁄4 x 1⁄8– – – 0.32 18X-711418-20
11⁄4 x 1⁄4– – – 0.60 18X-711414-20
11⁄2 x 1⁄8n n – 0.45 18X-711218-20
11⁄2 x 1⁄4–n– 0.79 18X-711214-20
13⁄4 x 1⁄8– – – 0.47 18X-713418-20
13⁄4 x 1⁄4– – – 0.94 18X-713414-20
2 x 1⁄4nnn1.12 18X-7214-20
3 x.100 – – – 0.89 18X-7300-20
3 x 1⁄4– – – 1.68 18X-7314-20
3 x 1⁄2n– – 2.98 18X-7312-20
4.89 x 1⁄8– – – 2.32 18X-7418-20
4.89 x 3⁄16 – – – 2.97 18X-74316-20
Special Shapes
Door Frame
Profile/Size Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part No.
ST FR VE
53⁄4 x 25⁄8 x 3⁄16 – – – 1.60 18X-DF-20
Threshold
Profile/Size Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part No.
ST FR VE
51⁄2 x 1⁄4– – – 1.05 18X-TH-20
Hat Section
Profile/Size Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part No.
ST FR VE
2 x 7⁄8 x .140 – – – 0.34 18X-HS-20
Flight Channel
Profile/Size Resin #/Lin. Ft. Part No.
ST FR VE
3 x 6 x 1⁄8 x 3⁄16 n– – 1.31 18X-93618316-20
3 x 8 x 1⁄8 x 3⁄16 n– – 1.43 18X-93818316-20
Structural Shapes
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Handrail Components
Toe Plate†
Size (in.) #/Lin. Ft. Part No.
4 x 5⁄8 x 1⁄80.49 18X-3130-20
Square Bar†
Size (in.) #/Lin. Ft. Part No.
11⁄4 x 11⁄41.31 18X*-5125-20
11⁄2 x 11⁄21.98 18X-5150-20
Square Tube†
Size (in.) #/Lin. Ft. Part No.
11⁄4 x 1⁄40.68 18X-3310-20
11⁄2 x 1⁄80.54 18X-3400-20
13⁄4 x 1⁄80.63 18X-3500-20
13⁄4 x 1⁄41.10 18X-3510-20
2 x 1⁄80.69 18X-3600-20
2 x 1⁄41.40 18X-3610-20
21⁄4 x 1⁄80.83 18X-3800-20
21⁄2 x 1⁄41.69 18X-3900-20
Fixed Connector†
Size (in.) #/Ea. Part No.
41⁄4 x 11⁄40.87 AIC-FC-414
41⁄2 x 11⁄21.32 AIC-FC-412
Structural Shapes
Handrail Connectors
Fixed 90°
Size (In.) Resin #/Ea. Part No.
ST FR VE
11⁄4– *† – 0.87 AIC-FIXED-90-1-1/4
11⁄2– *† – 1.32 AIC-FIXED-90-1-1/2
Adjustable 90°
11⁄4––– AIC-ADJ-90-1-1/4
11⁄2––– AIC-ADJ-90-1-1/2
Fixed “T”
11⁄4––– AIC-FIXED-T-1-1/4
11⁄2––– AIC-FIXED-T-1-1/2
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(Quart),
600-1600
(Gallon) -
Aickincoat
AICK-DIST-DISP
Custom Fabrication and Promotional Material
Promotional materials are available for select individuals, including stocking
distributors, end users, OEM's, contractors, specifying engineers, consultants
and sales representatives. Please contact the factory for availability.
The Aickin Distributor Display is a counter top display for stocking distributors.
This display features multiple channel sizes and materials, adjustable and rigid
pipe straps, U-bolts, molded and fabricated channel fittings, post bases, clevis
hangers and fasteners. All of these materials are then assembled to form a com-
prehensive, compact display which becomes an excellent sales tool.
Aickin Sample Box
- AICK-SAMP-CART
Sealers, Coatings, Promotional Material
600-2200
-
Aickinzap
Aickinzap is an acrylic spray that provides a corrosion resistant coating when
applied to cut sections of Aickinstrut. Aickinzap is supplied in a 12 oz. can and
is recommended for use as a sealant for Aickinstrut polyester and vinyl ester
materials after cutting or drilling. Aickinzap is the quickest, most convenient
method for sealing after fabrication.
Aickincoat is a “brush-on” corrosion resistant sealant that should be applied to
all cut or drilled surfaces of fiberglass to seal exposed areas from corrosion.
Aickincoat dries into a clear, hard, glossy coating that restores weathered fiber-
glass surfaces and provides an excellent barrier from ultraviolet degradation. It
is available in quart and gallon cans.
ARPS2
- Aickin Rigid Pipe Clamp Sample
The Aickin Rigid Pipe Clamp Sample is a desk top sample that displays the rigid
pipe strap clamping a piece of PVC pipe onto a section of Aickinstrut Channel.
AJPSS2
- Aickin Adjustable Pipe Clamp Sample
The Aickin Adjustable Pipe Clamp Sample is a desk top sample that displays
the Aickin Adjustable Pipe Strap clamping a piece of PVC pipe onto a section of
Aickinstrut Channel.
Aickin Distributor Literature Displays
(Hanging) AICK-LIT-DISP
(Counter Stand) AICK-LIT-DISP-CS
The Aickin Distributor Literature Display is offered in two designs; wall hanging
and counter standing. The wall hanging design is meant to be hung from the
two top U-bolts while the counter standing design is a free standing counter
display. Both displays incorporate Aickinstrut channel in their design and utilize
the PVC display pipe as the literature container.
The Aickin Sample Box is a convenient plastic carrying case with a complete
sampling of the Aickinstrut product line.
Each Sample Box includes:
PVC strut sample (20E-2000), Polyester strut sample (20P-2000), Polyester
slotted strut sample (20P-1100), Vinyl ester strut sample (20V-1500), Polyester
solid channel fitting (20V-2500), Vinyl ester grooved channel fitting (20V-2802),
Saddle Clip (200-4226), Fiberfast bolts (250PU-000, 375PU-125 & 500PU-000),
Fiberfast nuts (250PU-000, 375PU-125 & 500PU-CN), Square nut (500V-000),
PVC washers (375E-999 & 500E-999), Standard duty channel nuts (375PU-CN
& 500PU-CN), Heavy duty channel nut (500PU-CNHD), Adjustable pipe clamp
(200-3110), Rigid pipe clamp (PCR-125), FRP threaded rod samples (200-3827
& 200-3828)
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Aickingrate Fiberglass Grating was developed as a corrosion
resistant alternative to traditional metallic grating. Aickingrate
will not rust, resists corrosion, lasts longer than metal and is
maintenance free. Aickingrate never requires painting and can
be installed with standard hand tools.
Other valuable Aickingrate features include:
Availability of polyester or vinyl ester fire retardant resin systems, •
which offer superior corrosion resistance, strength and fire
protection.
Applied grit anti-slip surface on molded grating, which provides •
superior traction.
Panels are strong and flexible providing a comfortable working
•
surface that enhances safety while reducing worker fatigue.
Panels are lightweight, easy to install and easy to remove for •
maintenance.
UV inhibitors are added to the base resin systems providing •
optimum protection from the effects of weathering. Pultruded
grating is further enhanced with the addition of a synthetic
surfacing veil.
Aickingrate pultruded and molded gratings are ideal for the
following applications:
Aquariums•
Chemical & Petrochemical•
Food & Beverage•
Marine•
Mining•
Offshore•
Plating•
Power Generation & Utilities•
Pulp & Paper•
Recreation & Pools•
Transportation•
Water & Wastewater•
Aickingrate pultruded and molded gratings are practical, eco-
nomical solutions for applications where metallic gratings are not
well suited. Aickingrate offers the best solution for your industrial
flooring needs.
Because Aickingrate is marketed with Aickinstrut Non-Metallic
Strut Support Systems and Aickinshapes Non-Metallic Structural
Shapes, the customer has the benefit of purchasing all of these
items from a single source, thereby minimizing start-up and deliv-
ery delays.
Aickingrate stands ready to provide customer assistance through
its network of distributors and mechanical sales representatives.
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Fiberglass
Fiberglass
Aickingrate molded grating is a one piece,
glass-reinforced design available in stan-
dardsized3’x10’and4’x12’panels.
Each panel is composed of non-flame
retardant polyester resin, flame retardant
polyester resin or vinyl ester resin and
continuous fiberglass rovings for optimum
strength and corrosion resistance. All
Aickingrate molded grating is provided
with an applied grit anti-skid surface. This
anti-skid surface is applied onto the me-
niscus surface of each panel providing an
extremely long lasting, effective, anti-skid
surface. Standard meniscus surface grating
is also available upon request.
Aickingrate molded grating does not
rust, never requires painting and resists cor-
rosion. The panels have a high strength-
to-weight ratio and are maintenance free.
They also are lightweight and can easily
be installed without heavy equipment.
Fabricating Aickingrate can easily be ac-
complished with standard tools.
Polyester
The Aickingrate polyester resin system
has two flame spread ratings. The fire
retardant system has a rating of 25 or less
based on the requirements of ASTM E 84.
The non-fire retardant system is not rated.
Both systems are designed for applications
that will see moderate exposure to corrosive
elements. These resin systems are ideal
when a cost-effective, corrosion resistant,
system is required.
Standard Colors: Green & Yellow
Special colors are available upon request.
Vinyl Ester
The Aickingrate vinyl ester resin system
has a flame spread rating of 25 or less
based on the requirements of ASTM E 84
(contact the factory for applications that
require a flame spread rating of 10 or
less). It is designed to resist the highly
corrosive acids and caustics found in the
harshest chemical environments. This
premium grade resin system is ideal in
extremely harsh, wet, caustic conditions
and will maintain its structural integrity at
elevated temperatures. Aickingrate vinyl
ester molded grating is the system to
choose in extremely corrosive conditions.
Standard Colors: Orange & Dark Gray
Special colors are available upon request.
Special Optional Surfaces
The standard Aickingrate surface is an
applied, sealed grit top. The other optional
Aickingrate surface is a meniscus surface
that also provides optimum skid resistance.
Meniscus
This “concave surface” grating provides ex-
cellent slip resistance and is recommended
for light traffic applications.
Anti-Skid
This “applied-grit” surface is ideal for high
traffic applications that require superior
skid resistance.
AICKINGRATE® Fiberglass Grating
Resin Systems
Loading and Deflection
The load & deflection data is intended
for use only as a guide. The Aickingrate
standard panel sizes are 3' x 10' and 4' x
12'. The bearing bars run across the pan-
els making the span 3 or 4 feet. Once the
design load and deflection are determined,
you can calculate the max-imum allowable
span from the tables.
LOADING CONSIDERATIONS
Occasionally, Aickingrate will be subjected
to heavy loads from wheeled traffic. For
these applications, it is not recommended
to use Aickingrate where solid steel or hard
rubber wheels can cause sharp impact or
chipping of the embedded grit surface. For
the same reason, avoid dropping or sliding
heavy loads on Aickingrate.
MOLDED GRATING
Load & Deflection Application Data Concentrated Suggested
Load Deflection
(lbs.) (in.)
Occasional Foot Traffic (Inspections, etc.) 250 .250-.375
Workman with Tools (Maintenance) 300 .250-.375
Heavy Foot Traffic 400 .250-.375
Carts/Nonmotorized Vehicles 800 .250-.375
Motorized Traffic (Light) 1,500 .250-.375
Aickingrate is ideal for work platforms.
The resiliency designed into each panel
reduces worker leg and back pain and
lowers overall worker fatigue resultingin
increased productivity. These worker anti-
fatigue benefits make Aickingrate ideal for
platforms, catwalks, flooring, work stations
and mezzanines.
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Grating Size
Panel Size: 3' x 10' & 44" x 8' Space Between Bars 3⁄4" x 3-5⁄8"
Panel Weight: 83 lbs. & 83 lbs. Bar Thickness:
Weight Per Ft.: 2.75 lbs. sq/ft Bearing Bar 1⁄4"
Open Area: 69% Cross Bar 3⁄8"
Panel Size: 4' x 12', 4' x 10' Space Between Bars 1-1⁄4" x 1-1⁄4"
Panel Weight: 120 lbs. & 100 lbs. Bar Thickness:
Weight Per Ft.: 2.5 lbs. sq/ft Bearing Bar 1⁄4"
Open Area: 70% Cross Bar 1⁄4"
Panel Size: 4' x 12', 4' x 10' Space Between Bars 1-1⁄4" x 1-1⁄4"
Panel Weight: 180 lbs. & 150 lbs. Bar Thickness:
Weight Per Ft.: 3.75 lbs. sq/ft Bearing Bar 1⁄4"
Open Area: 70% Cross Bar 1⁄4"
Panel Size: 4' x 12', 4' x 10' Space Between Bars 1-3⁄4" x 1-3⁄4"
Panel Weight: 192 lbs. & 160 lbs. Bar Thickness:
Weight Per Ft.: 4.0 lbs. sq/ft Bearing Bar 1⁄4"
Open Area: 70% Cross Bar 1⁄4"
1" (1" x 4")
1' (1-1⁄2" x 1-1⁄2")
1-1⁄2" (1-1⁄2" x 1-1⁄2")
2" (2" x 2")
HEIGHT (MESH SIZE)
1. Material
1.1 All molded grating will be fiberglass
roving reinforced and constructed from
non-fire retardant polyester, fire retar-
dant polyester or vinyl ester resin.
2. Composition
2.1 Glass content will be 35% by
weight so as to achieve maximum corro-
sion resistance.
2.2 Fire-retardant grating will have a
flame spread rating of 25 or less per the
requirements of ASTM E 84.
2.3 Grating shall comply with all
applicable provisions of the following
flammability standards:
ASTM D-635 (Rate of Burning)
ASTM E 84 (Surface Burning)
UL 94 V0 (Flammability Standard)
2.4 Standard colors shall include the
following:
Polyester: Green & Yellow
Vinyl ester: Orange & Dark Gray
2.5 Special colors are available upon
customer request.
3. Structural Design
3.1 Grating shall have the following grid
patterns:
1" x 4" (1" thick)
1
1⁄2" x 11⁄2" (1" thick)
1
1⁄2" x 11⁄2" (11⁄2" thick)
2" x 2" (2”" thick)
3.2 Grating shall be provided in stan-
dard3’x10’&4’x12’panels.
3.3 Specially cut & fabricated grating
sections will be available upon customer
request.
3.4 Open areas will range from 69% to
70% depending on the selected grid pat-
tern.
3.5 Standard surface shall be a sealed,
applied grit top surface with meniscus
surface available upon request.
3.6 Load and deflection values shall be
as stated in this catalog.
3.7 Weights per sq/ft shall be as stated
in this catalog.
4. General
4.1 Grating will be inspected prior to
shipment and will be free from visual
defects such as delaminations, blisters,
surface crazing and voids.
4.2 Cut grating will be sealed prior to
shipment.
4.3 Use of grating accessories shall
be approved by the manufacturer and
installed in accordance with the manu-
facturers’instructions.
4.4 Product substitutions other than
Aickingrate must meet or exceed the
performance standards set forth in
this catalog.
4.5 Grating supplied shall be
Aickingrate as manufactured by:
Aickinstrut/T.J. Cope
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Fiberglass
Fiberglass
Aickingrate pultruded grating is constructed of pultruded “I” or
“T” bars which are available in varying heights (1", 1-1⁄2" & 2").
Each pultruded bar is connected together with recessed tie bars
and covered with an anti-skid, grit top surface to provide sure
footing. Each pultruded bar incorporates a synthetic surfacing
veil on its exterior. The surfacing veil provides a resin rich surface
which allows the grating to withstand hostile environments and
inhibit ultraviolet degradation. The standard panel size is 4' x 12'.
The pultruded grating is available in the following resin systems:
Polyester
This resin system offers a low flame spread rating of 15 or less
and is designed for applications where there is moderate exposure
to corrosive elements.
Vinyl Ester
This resin system offers a low flame spread rating of 15 or less
and is designed for prolonged exposure in acidic and alkaline
type environments.
Aickingrate pultruded grating is more corrosion
resistant than conventional metal grating. The
lightweight, maintenance free panels make it less
expensive to install than metal grating. The low
installation cost combined with the maintenance free
life of pultruded grating make its overall life cycle
costs lower than that of metal grating.
Aickingrate
pultruded grating
exceeds the requirements for
gratings used in the following applications:
•AquariumsandZoos
•Chemical
•FoodandBeverage
•OffshoreandMarine
•PetroleumProcessing
•PlatingFacilities
•PulpandPaper
•WaterandWastewater
Typical uses for Aickingrate pultruded grating
would include:
•Flooring
•Ramps
•Platforms
•Stairs
•Walkways
•TrenchCovers
•Catwalks
•AssemblyLines
AICKINGRATE® Pultruded Grating
Pultruded Grating
1. Material
All pultruded grating shall be constructed
of glass reinforced, fire retardant polyester
resin. Vinyl ester resin is available as a
special order.
2. Composition
All pultruded glass reinforced grating shall
have a synthetic veil applied on all exterior
surfaces to improve weatherability and in-
hibit ultraviolet degradation. An ultraviolet
stabilizer shall be incorporated in the resin
formulation to further inhibit ultraviolet
degradation.
Grating will have a flame spread rating of
15 per the requirements ASTM E 84.
Grating shall comply with all applicable
provisions of the following flammability
standards:
ASTM D-635 (Rate of Burning)
ASTM E 84 (Surface Burning)
UL 94 V0 (Flammability Standard)
2.4 Standard colors shall include the
following:
Polyester (I-bar & T-bar): Yellow
Polyester (Wide T-bar): Dark Gray
2.5 Special colors are available upon
customer request.
3. Structural Design
3.1 Grating shall have the following bar
types and heights:
I-bar - (1", 11⁄2" & 2" heights)
T-bar - (2" height)
Wide T-bar - (1" & 11⁄2" heights)
3.2 Grating shall be provided in stan-
dard4’x12’panels.
3.3 Specially cut & fabricated grating
sections are available upon customer
request.
3.4 Standard available “open areas” will
be the following:
I-bar - (40% & 60%)
T-bar - (33% & 50%)
Wide T-bar - (25% & 38%)
3.5 Special “open areas” are available
upon customer request.
3.6 Grating shall be manufactured from
thermally cured pultruded structural
load and tie bar components.
3.7 Grating shall be provided with a
recessed tie bar design and grit top
surface for maximum skid resistance.
3.8 Grating shall be an assembled and
bonded notched tie bar system to
provide both a mechanical and
bonded panel connection.
Aickingrate Pultruded Specifications
3.9 Load, deflection and panel weight
values shall be as stated in this
catalog.
4. General
4.1 Grating will be inspected prior
to shipment and will be free from
visual defects.
4.2 All cut ends will be sealed prior to
shipment.
4.3 Grating shall be fully sup-
ported according to the
manufacturer guidelines.
4.4 Use of grating accessories shall be
approved by the manufacturer and
installed in accordance with the
manufacturers’instructions.
4.5 Product substitutions other than
Aickingrate must meet or exceed
the performance standards set forth
in this catalog.
4.6 Grating supplied shall be
Aickingrate as manufactured by:
Aickinstrut/T.J. Cope
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# of Bars/ft. of Width - 8
Load Bar Depth 1” Open Area 60%
Load Bar Centers 1-1/2” Approx. Weight 2.62 lbs./ft.2
EnGInEErInG ProPErTIES PEr FT oF WIdTH
A=2.64 in2 I=0.33 in4 S=0.63 in3
Average EI=1,700,000 lb/in2 (Span ≥24”)
A=Cross Sectional Area I=Moment of Inertia S=Section Modulus
Average EI=Modulus of Elasticity x Moment of Inertia (avg. value other varying spans)
“I” Bar 1" THICK, 60% OPEN AREA
NOTES:
1. MAX RECOMMENDED LOAD represents a 2:1 factor of safety on ULTIMATE CAPACITY.
2. The allowable loads in this table are for STATIC LOAD CONDITIONS at ambient tempera-
tures only. Allowable loads for impact or dynamic conditions should be a minimum of
ONE-HALF the values shown. Long term loads will result in added deflection due to creep
in the material and will also require higher safety factors to ensure acceptable perfor-
mance. For applications at elevated temperatures, consult factory. The designer is further
referenced to ASCE Structural Plastics Design Manual.
Load TyPES
U Uniform Load - lbs/ft2
C Concentrated Line Load - lbs/ft of Width
Clear Span
(in.)
Load
Type
Load Required For a
Specified Deflection
(Note 2)
Max. Recom.
Load (Note 1)
All Resin Systems
[Load (Deflection)]
0.250" 0.375"
12 U – – 6864 (0.09)
C – – 6864 (0.14)
18 U – – 4576 (0.25)
C – – 6864 (0.40)
24 U 1589 2383 2432 (0.54)
C 2000 3000 5750 (0.72)
30 U 686 1030 2746 (1.00)
C 1075 1612 4600 (1.07)
36 U 362 543 2288 (1.58)
C 958 1438 3833 (1.41)
42 U 200 300 1878 (2.32)
C 442 662 3286 (1.86)
48 U 131 196 1438 (2.75)
C 327 491 2875 (2.20)
54 U 74 111 1136 (3.85)
C 208 312 2556 (3.08)
60 U 45 67 920 (5.15)
C 140 209 2300 (4.12)
66 U 27 41 760 (7.02)
C 96 144 2091 (5.46)
72 U 19 29 639 (8.22)
C 73 109 1917 (6.58)
# of Bars/ft. of Width - 12
Load Bar Depth 1” Open Area 40%
Load Bar Centers 1” Approx. Weight 3.41 lbs./ft.2
EnGInEErInG ProPErTIES PEr FT oF WIdTH
A=3.96 in2 I=0.50 in4 St=0.96 in3
Average EI=2,500,000 lb/in2 (Span ≥24”)
A=Cross Sectional Area I=Moment of Inertia S=Section Modulus
Average EI=Modulus of Elasticity x Moment of Inertia (avg. value other varying spans)
“I” Bar 1" THICK, 40% OPEN AREA
1.50 .14
1.00
.90 .60
1.00 .14
1.00
.40 .60
‘I’ Bar Pultruded Grating
Clear
Span
(in.)
Load
Type
Load Required For a
Specified Deflection
(Note 2)
Max. Recom.
Load (Note 1)
All Resin Systems
[Load (Deflection)]
0.250" 0.375"
12 U – – 4576 (0.09")
C – – 4576 (0.14")
18 U – – 3051 (0.25")
C – – 4576 (0.40")
24 U 1059 1589 2288 (0.54")
C 1331 1997 3833 (0.72")
30 U 458 686 1830 (1.00")
C 716 1075 3067 (1.07")
36 U 241 362 1525 (1.58")
C 453 680 2556 (1.41")
42 U 135 202 1252 (2.32")
C 300 450 2190 (1.86")
48 U 87 131 958 (2.75")
C 218 327 1917 (2.20")
54 U 50 75 757 (3.85")
C 138 208 1704 (3.08")
60 U 30 45 613 (5.15")
C 93 140 1533 (4.12")
66 U 18 27 507 (7.02")
C 64 96 1394 (5.46")
72 U 13 19 426 (8.22")
C 49 73 1278 (6.58")
Load TyPES
U Uniform Load - lbs/ft2
C Concentrated Line Load - lbs/ft of Width
NOTES:
1. MAX RECOMMENDED LOAD represents a 2:1 factor of safety on ULTIMATE CAPACITY.
2. The allowable loads in this table are for STATIC LOAD CONDITIONS at ambient tempera-
tures only. Allowable loads for impact or dynamic conditions should be a minimum of
ONE-HALF the values shown. Long term loads will result in added deflection due to creep
in the material and will also require higher safety factors to ensure acceptable perfor-
mance. For applications at elevated temperatures, consult factory. The designer is further
referenced to ASCE Structural Plastics Design Manual.
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Fiberglass
Clear Span
(in.)
Load
Type
Load Required For a
Specified Deflection
(Note 2)
Max. Recom.
Load (Note 1)
All Resin Systems
[Load (Deflection)]
0.250" 0.375"
12 U – – 8190 (0.07)
C – – 8190 (0.11)
18 U – – 5460 (0.17)
C – – 8190 (0.28)
24 U 2925 – 4095 (0.35)
C 3676 5515 6250 (0.43)
30 U 1232 1847 3276 (0.66)
C 1923 2885 5000 (0.65)
36 U 666 1000 2730 (1.02)
C 1247 1871 4167 (0.83)
42 U 357 535 2041 (1.43)
C 780 1170 3571 (1.15)
48 U 219 329 1563 (1.78)
C 548 822 3125 (1.43)
54 U 193 290 1852 (2.40)
C 363 544 2778 (1.92)
60 U 81 122 1000 (3.09)
C 253 380 2500 (2.47)
66 U 50 75 826 (4.08)
C 179 268 2273 (3.18)
72 U 37 55 694 (4.71)
C 138 208 2083 (3.77)
EnGInEErInG ProPErTIES PEr FT oF WIdTH
A=3.20 in2 I=0.94 in4 St=1.20 in3
Average EI=4,600,000 lb/in2 (Span ≥24”)
A=Cross Sectional Area I=Moment of Inertia S=Section Modulus
Average EI=Modulus of Elasticity x Moment of Inertia (avg. value other varying spans)
# of Bars/ft. of Width - 8
Load Bar Depth 1-1/2” Open Area 60%
Load Bar Centers 1-1/2” Approx. Weight 2.83 lbs./ft.2
“I” Bar 11⁄2" THICK, 60% OPEN AREA
1.50 .14
1.50
.90 .60
‘I’ Bar Pultruded Grating
Load TyPES
U Uniform Load - lbs/ft2
C Concentrated Line Load - lbs/ft of Width
NOTES:
1. MAX RECOMMENDED LOAD represents a 2:1 factor of safety on ULTIMATE CAPACITY.
2. The allowable loads in this table are for STATIC LOAD CONDITIONS at ambient tempera-
tures only. Allowable loads for impact or dynamic conditions should be a minimum of
ONE-HALF the values shown. Long term loads will result in added deflection due to creep
in the material and will also require higher safety factors to ensure acceptable perfor-
mance. For applications at elevated temperatures, consult factory. The designer is further
referenced to ASCE Structural Plastics Design Manual.
Load TyPES
U Uniform Load - lbs/ft2
C Concentrated Line Load - lbs/ft of Width
NOTES:
1. MAX RECOMMENDED LOAD represents a 2:1 factor of safety on ULTIMATE CAPACITY.
2. The allowable loads in this table are for STATIC LOAD CONDITIONS at ambient tempera-
tures only. Allowable loads for impact or dynamic conditions should be a minimum of
ONE-HALF the values shown. Long term loads will result in added deflection due to creep
in the material and will also require higher safety factors to ensure acceptable perfor-
mance. For applications at elevated temperatures, consult factory. The designer is further
referenced to ASCE Structural Plastics Design Manual.
EnGInEErInG ProPErTIES PEr FT oF WIdTH
A=4.80 in2 I=1.44 in4 St=1.80 in3
Average EI=7,000,000 lb/in2 (Span ≥24”)
A=Cross Sectional Area I=Moment of Inertia S=Section Modulus
Average EI=Modulus of Elasticity x Moment of Inertia (avg. value other varying spans)
# of Bars/ft. of Width - 6
Load Bar Depth 2” Open Area 50%
Load Bar Centers 2” Approx. Weight3.10 lbs./ft.2
“I” Bar 11⁄2" THICK, 40% OPEN AREA
1.00 .14
1.50
.40 .60
Clear Span
(in.)
Load
Type
Load Required For a
Specified Deflection
(Note 2)
Max. Recom.
Load (Note 1)
All Resin Systems
[Load (Deflection)]
0.250" 0.375"
12 U – – 14,400 (0.07)
C – – 12,285 (0.11)
18 U – – 8190 (0.17)
C – – 12,285 (0.28)
24 U 4388 – 6143 (0.35)
C 5515 8272 9375 (0.43)
30 U 1847 2771 4914 (0.66)
C 2885 4327 7500 (0.65)
36 U 1000 1500 4095 (1.02)
C 1871 2807 6250 (0.83)
42 U 535 803 3061 (1.43)
C 1170 1754 5357 (1.15)
48 U 327 491 2344 (1.78)
C 822 1234 4688 (1.43)
54 U 193 290 1852 (2.40)
C 544 816 4167 (1.92)
60 U 122 182 1500 (3.09)
C 380 569 3750 (2.47)
66 U 76 114 1240 (4.08)
C 268 403 3409 (3.18)
72 U 55 83 1042 (4.71)
C 207 311 3125 (3.77)
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Span (in.)
Load
Type
Load Required For a
Specified Deflection
(Note 2)
Max. Recom.
Load (Note 1)
All Resin Systems
[Load (Deflection)]
0.250" 0.375"
12 U – – 10,800 (0.06)
C – – 10,800 (0.10)
18 U – – 7200 (0.17)
C – – 10,800 (0.27)
24 U 4737 – 5400 (0.29)
C 5934 8900 10,800 (0.46)
30 U 2000 3000 4320 (0.54)
C 3117 4676 8667 (0.69)
36 U 1071 1607 3600 (0.84)
C 2000 3000 7222 (0.90)
42 U 553 829 3086 (1.40)
C 1209 1814 6190 (1.28)
48 U 343 514 2700 (1.97)
C 857 1286 5417 (1.58)
54 U 211 316 2140 (2.54)
C 592 887 4815 (2.03)
60 U 137 206 1733 (3.16)
C 428 642 4333 (2.53)
66 U 94 140 1433 (3.83)
C 328 492 3939 (3.00)
72 U 71 106 1204 (4.24)
C 266 399 3611 (3.39)
# of Bars/ft. of Width - 6
Load Bar Depth 2” Open Area 50%
Load Bar Centers 2” Approx. Weight3.10 lbs./ft.2
EnGInEErInG ProPErTIES PEr FT oF WIdTH
A=3.20 in2 I=1.68 in4 St=1.96 in3 Sb=1.47 in3
Average EI=7,600,000 lb/in2 (Span ≥24”)
A=Cross Sectional Area I=Moment of Inertia S=Section Modulus (Top, Bottom)
Average EI=Modulus of Elasticity x Moment of Inertia (avg. value other varying spans)
“T” Bar 2" THICK, 50% OPEN AREA
2.00 .14
2.00
1.001.00
.60 1.40
‘T’ Bar Pultruded Grating
Clear Span
(in.)
Load
Type
Load Required For a
Specified Deflection
(Note 2)
Max. Recom.
Load (Note 1)
All Resin Systems
[Load (Deflection)]
0.250" 0.375"
12 U – – 14,400 (0.06)
C – – 14,400 (0.10)
18 U – – 9600 (0.17)
C – – 14,400 (0.28)
24 U 6316 – 7200 (0.29)
C 7784 11676 14,167 (0.45)
30 U 2667 4000 5760 (0.54)
C 4167 6250 11,333 (0.68)
36 U 1429 2143 4800 (0.84)
C 2668 4000 9444 (0.88)
42 U 737 1106 4114 (1.39)
C 1613 2419 8095 (1.25)
48 U 458 686 3542 (1.94)
C 1143 1714 7083 (1.55)
54 U 281 421 2798 (2.49)
C 789 1184 6296 (1.99)
60 U 183 274 2267 (3.10)
C 571 857 5667 (2.48)
66 U 125 187 1873 (3.75)
C 438 657 5152 (2.94)
72 U 95 142 1574 (4.16)
C 355 533 4722 (3.33)
# of Bars/ft. of Width - 12
Load Bar Depth 2” Open Area 33%
Load Bar Centers 1-1/2” Approx. Weight 4.00 lbs./ft.2
EnGInEErInG ProPErTIES PEr FT oF WIdTH
A=4.28 in2 I=2.24 in4 St=2.61 in3 Sb=1.96 in3
Average EI=9,200,000 lb/in2 (Span ≥24”)
A=Cross Sectional Area I=Moment of Inertia S=Section Modulus (Top, Bottom)
Average EI=Modulus of Elasticity x Moment of Inertia (avg. value other varying spans)
“T” Bar 2" THICK, 33% OPEN AREA
1.50 .14
2.00
1.00
.60
.50
1.00
Load TyPES
U Uniform Load - lbs/ft2
C Concentrated Line Load - lbs/ft of Width
NOTES:
1. MAX RECOMMENDED LOAD represents a 2:1 factor of safety on ULTIMATE CAPACITY.
2. The allowable loads in this table are for STATIC LOAD CONDITIONS at ambient tempera-
tures only. Allowable loads for impact or dynamic conditions should be a minimum of
ONE-HALF the values shown. Long term loads will result in added deflection due to creep
in the material and will also require higher safety factors to ensure acceptable perfor-
mance. For applications at elevated temperatures, consult factory. The designer is further
referenced to ASCE Structural Plastics Design Manual.
Load TyPES
U Uniform Load - lbs/ft2
C Concentrated Line Load - lbs/ft of Width
NOTES:
1. MAX RECOMMENDED LOAD represents a 2:1 factor of safety on ULTIMATE CAPACITY.
2. The allowable loads in this table are for STATIC LOAD CONDITIONS at ambient tempera-
tures only. Allowable loads for impact or dynamic conditions should be a minimum of
ONE-HALF the values shown. Long term loads will result in added deflection due to creep
in the material and will also require higher safety factors to ensure acceptable perfor-
mance. For applications at elevated temperatures, consult factory. The designer is further
referenced to ASCE Structural Plastics Design Manual.
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Fiberglass
Aickingrate Wide T-Bar pultruded grating provides
a lightweight, non-skid, durable alternative to me-
tallic grating used for pedestrian walkway traffic.
The Aickingrate Wide T-Bar grit-top grating offers
excellent protection for pedestrian traffic particularly
in wet environments.
This low-cost grating is an excellent alternative to
metal grating for wet areas with high volumes of
foot traffic.
# of Bars/ft. of Width - 5
Load Bar Depth 1 Open Area 38%
Load Bar Centers 2.4” Approx. Weight 1.90 lbs./ft.2
EnGInEErInG ProPErTIES PEr FT oF WIdTH
A=1.76 in2 I=.23 in4 S-top=.35 in3 S-bot=.22 in3
Average EI=1,200,000 lb/in2 (Span ≥24”)
A=Cross Sectional Area I=Moment of Inertia S=Section Modulus (Top, Bottom)
Average EI=Modulus of Elasticity x Moment of Inertia (avg. value other varying spans)
Clear Span
(in.)
Load
Type
Load Required For a
Specified Deflection
(Note 2)
Max. Recom.
Load (Note 1)
All Resin Systems
[Load (Deflection)]
0.250" 0.375"
12 U – – 2730 (0.08)
C – – 2730 (0.12)
18 U – – 1820 (0.22)
C – – 2587 (0.34)
24 U 742 1113 1365 (0.46)
C 933 1399 1940 (0.52)
30 U 312 468 1092 (0.87)
C 491 737 1552 (0.79)
36 U 154 231 862 (1.40)
C 290 435 1293 (1.12)
42 U 84 126 663 (1.89)
C 184 276 1109 (1.50)
48 U 50 75 485 (2.43)
C 125 188 970 (1.94)
WIDE “T” Bar 1" THICK, 38% OPEN AREA
2.40 .12 nom.
1.00
1.50 .90
.60 1.80
Wide ‘T’ Bar Pultruded Grating
Load TyPES
U Uniform Load - lbs/ft2
C Concentrated Line Load - lbs/ft of Width
NOTES:
1. MAX RECOMMENDED LOAD represents a 2:1 factor of safety on ULTIMATE CAPACITY.
2. The allowable loads in this table are for STATIC LOAD CONDITIONS at ambient tempera-
tures only. Allowable loads for impact or dynamic conditions should be a minimum of
ONE-HALF the values shown. Long term loads will result in added deflection due to creep
in the material and will also require higher safety factors to ensure acceptable perfor-
mance. For applications at elevated temperatures, consult factory. The designer is further
referenced to ASCE Structural Plastics Design Manual.
Load TyPES
U Uniform Load - lbs/ft2
C Concentrated Line Load - lbs/ft of Width
NOTES:
1. MAX RECOMMENDED LOAD represents a 2:1 factor of safety on ULTIMATE CAPACITY.
2. The allowable loads in this table are for STATIC LOAD CONDITIONS at ambient tempera-
tures only. Allowable loads for impact or dynamic conditions should be a minimum of
ONE-HALF the values shown. Long term loads will result in added deflection due to creep
in the material and will also require higher safety factors to ensure acceptable perfor-
mance. For applications at elevated temperatures, consult factory. The designer is further
referenced to ASCE Structural Plastics Design Manual.
Clear Span
(in.)
Load
Type
Load Required For a
Specified Deflection
(Note 2)
Max. Recom.
Load (Note 1)
All Resin Systems
[Load (Deflection)]
0.250" 0.375"
12 U – – 3276 (0.08)
C – – 3276 (0.12)
18 U – – 2184 (0.22)
C – – 3104 (0.34)
24 U 890 1335 1638 (0.46)
C 1119 1679 2328 (0.52)
30 U 374 562 1310 (0.87)
C 589 884 1862 (0.79)
36 U 185 277 1035 (1.40)
C 348 522 1552 (1.12)
42 U 100 150 760 (1.89)
C 221 332 1330 (1.50)
48 U 60 90 582 (2.43)
C 150 226 1164 (1.94)
# of Bars/ft. of Width - 6
Load Bar Depth 1” Open Area 25%
Load Bar Centers 2” Approx. Weight 2.30 lbs./ft.2
EnGInEErInG ProPErTIES PEr FT oF WIdTH
A=2.11 in2 I=.27 in4 S-top=.42 in3 S-bot=.27 in3
Average EI=1,340,000 lb/in2 (Span ≥24”)
A=Cross Sectional Area I=Moment of Inertia S=Section Modulus (Top, Bottom)
Average EI=Modulus of Elasticity x Moment of Inertia (avg. value other varying spans)
WIDE “T” Bar 1" THICK, 25% OPEN AREA
2.00 .12 nom.
1.00
1.50 .50
.60 1.40
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To order Aickingrate, use the following part number scheme to create the correct part number.
* To order non-fire retardant polyester, add suffix “NFR” to end of part number.
P - Polyester
V - Vinylester
Aickingrate
E - Pultruded Stair treads
G - Molded Grating
P - Aickinplate
S - Pultruded Grating
T - Molded Stair treads
W - Wide “T”bar
Pultruded Grating
Pultruded Grating
1 - 1" I bar; 40% o/a
2 - 1.5" I bar; 40% o/a
3 - 1" I bar; 60% o/a
4 - 1.5" I bar; 60% o/a
5 - 2" T bar; 33% o/a
6 - 2" T bar; 50% o/a
Molded Grating
1 - 1" thick, 1" x 4"
2 - 1" thick, 1.5" x 1.5"
3 - 1.5" thick, 1.5" x 1.5"
4 - 2" thick, 2" x 2"
Wide T bar
Pultruded Grating
2 - 1" height; 25% o/a
3 - 1" height; 38% o/a
4 - 1.5" height; 38% o/a
5 - 1.5" height; 25% o/a
Molded Stair treads
1 - 1.5" x 1.5"
2 - 1.5" x 6"
Aickinplate
1 - 3/16"
2 - 1/4"
3 - 3/8"
Pultruded Stair treads
1 - 1" I bar; 40% o/a
2 - 1" I bar; 60% o/a
3 - 1.5" I bar; 40% o/a
4 - 1.5" I bar; 60% o/a
5 - 2" T bar; 33% o/a
6 - 2" T bar; 50% o/a
Width of Material in
Inches
Length of Material in
Inches
GN - Green
GY - Gray
YL - Yellow
OG - Orange
10 P S 2 24 GN 096*
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Fiberglass
Use fiberglass
or steel
support angle,
or wooden
ledger..
Two standard
hold-down
clips bolt
to angle
support at
each end. Use
Aickingrate
grating clips.
Leading edge
in contrasting
color for
easy visual
identification.
Use fiberglass
or steel
channel,
or wooden
stringer.
Panel size: 22-1⁄2" x 120"
Approx. Weight: 105 lbs.
Tread Type Concentrated
Load (lbs.)
Span (in.) 18 24 30 36 42 48
Span/150 .12 .16 .20 .24 .28 .32
1" Deep, I-Bar 250 .03 .08 .14 .22 .34 .46
60% Open Area 500 .07 .15 .28 .44 .68 .92
1.5" Deep, I-Bar 250 .01 .02 .04 .06 .09 .13
60% Open Area 500 .02 .04 .08 .11 .18 .26
2" Deep, T-Bar 250 .01 .02 .03 .04 .06 .09
50% Open Area 500 .02 .04 .06 .09 .12 .18
1" Deep, I-Bar 250 .02 .05 .10 .16 .24 .33
40% Open Area 500 .05 .11 .20 .32 .49 .65
1.5" Deep, I-Bar 250 .01 .01 .03 .04 .06 .09
40% Open Area 500 .02 .03 .05 .07 .12 .17
2" Deep, T-Bar 250 .01 .01 .02 .03 .05 .07
33% Open Area 500 .02 .03 .04 .06 .09 .14
Molded Stair Treads
Pultruded Stair Treads
Molded stair treads are available in the
same resin formulations as the standard
molded grating panels. Each panel incor-
porates an applied, grit surface with an
extra-thick, dark colored nosing. This lead-
ing edge color contrast increases the stair
tread visibility and prevents slips and falls
on stairways.
All stair treads are 11⁄2” thick and provided
in a 11⁄2” square mesh configuration. The
standard stair tread panel size is 221⁄2” x
120”. Each panel weighs approximately
105 pounds.
Standard Colors: Green, Yellow, Gray and
Orange
Special colors are available upon request.
Aickingrate stair tread panels can be cut
with the same tools that are used on the
Aickingrate molded grating panels.
Aikengrate Stair Trends are available in either molded or pultruded designs.
Both designs incorporate an anti-skid, grit top surface.
Pultruded stair treads incorporate the same
performance characteristics as the Aick-
ingrate pultruded grating panels. All stair
treads are slip-resistant, non-conductive
and offer a high level of safety, strength
and corrosion resistance.
Pultruded stair treads are available in either
polyester or vinyl ester resin types. The
standardstairtreadpanelsizeis1’x10’.
Stair treads are available in 1”, 11⁄2” & 2”
depths. The available bar shapes are “I”
bar and “T” bar. All pultruded stair treads
incorporate a color contrast nosing to
allow for quick and easy visual distinction,
which prevents slips and falls.
Standard Colors:
Yellow (Polyester), Gray (Vinyl ester)
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Aickinplate Panel Weight 45 lbs. 12 (in.) Use on flat
3⁄16" Weight/Sq. Ft. 1.4 lbs. 18 solid surface only
24
Aickinplate Panel Weight 60 lbs. 12 (in.) 199 lbs.
1⁄4" Weight/Sq. Ft. 1.8 lbs. 18 98
24 62
Aickinplate Panel Weight 85 lbs. 12 (in.) 583 lbs.
3⁄8" Weight/Sq. Ft. 2.6 lbs. 18 304
24 203
Aickinplate is a molded, non-skid fiber-
glass plate that offers an economical, safe
solution for slippery walking surfaces. The
non-skid surface provides excellent traction
even when oil or other slippery liquids are
present. Because Aickinplate is molded
from fiberglass, it provides superior corro-
sion resistance and never requires painting.
Aikinplate is a structural floor plate that is
non-porous and cleans easily with water.
Aickinplate is easy to fabricate. It can be
cut with masonry blades and drilled with
standard carbide-tipped drill bits. The
standard panel size is 4' x 8' and they are
available in three thickness'; 3⁄16", 1⁄2" and
3⁄8". All panels will be constructed from
both non-fire retardant or fire retardant
polyester resin and fire retardant vinyl ester
resins. A USDA approved, polyester resin
Aickinplate is available.
Some typical Aickinplate applications would be:
• Fishing boat decks
• Packing plant floors
• Swimming pools
• Work platforms
Standard Colors:
Green, Gray, Yellow, & Orange
Special colors are available upon request.
Note: Install clips a maximum of every
48” and use at least 8 clips per 4' x 12'
panel.
Capacity
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Fiberglass
Aickingrate floor pedestals are an economic method for providing an elevated Aickingrate molded flooring system.
Pedestal supported flooring systems are extremely versatile and can be modified or moved to meet wash-down requirements.
Pedestals are designed for a maximum height of 12 inches without braces.
Part numbers Style
P-ADJ Adjustable (5"-12")
P-STA Stationary (3"-12")
Grating clips are specially designed to fasten and secure grating panels to support
structures. All grating clips are made from 316 Stainless Steel.
M-Clips
Type M-clips secure panels to a support
and restrain panel movement in all direc-
tions. M-Clips can also be installed with
self-tapping screws when attaching to metal
supports.
Molded Grating Clips
Pedestal Placement Table for Aickingrate Molded Grating
A 300 lbs. Concentrated A 300 lbs. Concentrated
Load will Produce a Load will Produce a
Aickingrate .250" Deflection with Deflection indicated below
Mesh Pedestals Spaced as with Pedestals Spaced
Configuration Indicated Below 4' x 4' 3' x 3' 2' x 2'
1" Thick, 1" x 4" 27" x 27" (1) (1) .200 in.
1" Thick, 1-1⁄2" x 1-1⁄2" 28" x 28" (1) (1) .180 in.
1-1⁄2" Thick, 1-1⁄2" x 1-1⁄2" 48" x 48" .250 .140 .065 in.
2" Thick, 2" x 2" 48" x 72" .120 .080 .040 in.
Molded Grating Floor Pedestals
Type M
Type RT
Type MI, MT, MTW
C-Clips
Used for joining two unsupported
grating panel ends.
Part Grating
numbers panel thickness
C-1 1"
C-2 11⁄2"
C-3 2"
Part Aickingrate
numbers mesh configuration
M-1 1" thick, 1" x 4"
M-2 1" thick, 11⁄2" x 11⁄2"
M-3 11⁄2" thick, 11⁄2" x 11⁄2"
M-4 2" thick, 2" x 2"
Pultruded Grating Clips
Part numbers Grating panel
thickness
MI-4 “I” bar, 40% open area,
1" & 11⁄2" thick
MI-6 “I” bar, 60% open area,
1" & 11⁄2" thick
MT-3 “T” bar, 33% open area,
2" thick
MT-5 “T” bar, 50% open area,
2" thick
MTW-381 Wide “T” bar,
38% open area, 1” thick
MTW-3815 Wide “T” bar,
38% open area, 11⁄2" thick
RT-Clips
Part numbers RT-25
Grating panel thickness
Wide “T” bar, 25% open area,
1 & 11⁄2" thick
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The information contained in this table is intended to only be used as a guide for molded & pultruded grating. Because actual conditions
may differ, the end-user must determine if the grating will withstand the intended environment.
C=Continuous exposure of the grating to the Chemical Environment listed at the temperature listed.
S=Frequent exposure of the grating to splashes and spills from the Chemical Environment listed with that environment at the temperature listed.
I=Infrequent exposure of the grating to splashes and spills from the Chemical Environment listed with that environment at the temperature listed and the spill im-
mediately cleaned up or washed from the grating.
N=Not recommended for the concentrations and temperatures listed.
T=Test
Consult Aickingrate for corrosion recommendations at concentrations, temperatures or chemicals not listed in this guide.
Max. Temp. is 180°F for Vinylester 150°F for Polyester.
CORROSION-RESISTANCE GUIDE
Chemical
Environment
%
Concentration
Temp.
˚F POLY VE
Acetic Acid 50 Max. C C
Acetone 100 75 I N
Alcohols 100 120 I I
Aluminum All Max. C C
Aluminum Chloride All Max. C C
Aluminum Fluoride 20 75 I I
Ammonium Hydroxide 30 75 I N
Ammonium Salts
- Neutral All 120 C S
Ammonium Salts
- Aggressive All 75 T N
Aromatic Solvents All 75 N N
Barium Salts All Max. C C
Benzene 100 140 I N
Black Liquor (Pulp Mill) All Max. I N
Bleach Liquor (Pulp Mill) All Max. I N
Calcium Hydroxide 25 Max. S I
Calcium Hypochlorite All Max. I N
Calcium Salts All Max. C C
Carbon Tetrachloride 100 75 S N
Chlorinated Hydrocarbons 100 75 T T
Chlorine Dioxide Sat. 140 S N
Chlorine Water Sat. 120 I N
Chlorine, Wet Sat. Max. N N
Chlorobenzene 100 75 N N
Chlorobenzene All Up to 100 N N
Chloroform 100 75 N N
Chromic Acid 50 140 I N
Citric Acid All Max. C C
Copper Cyanide Plating All 125 S I
Copper Salts All Max. C C
Crude Oil (Sweet or Sour) All Max. C C
Dichlorobenzene 100 75 N N
Ethers 75 N N
Ferric Chloride 100 Max. C C
Ferric Salts All Max. C C
Fluoride Salts + HCI All 75 I N
Fluosilicic Acid 10 75 S I
Formaldehyde 37 150 S I
Formic Acid 25 100 S I
Fuel
(Diesel, Jet, Gasoline) All 100 C C
Glycerine 100 Max. C C
Green Liquor (Pulp Mill) All Max. I
N
Hydrobromic Acid 48 Max. I N
Hydrochloric Acid 10 Max. S S
Hydrochloric Acid 30 Max. I I
Hydrochloric Acid
(Concentrated) All Up to 180 N N
Chemical
Environment
%
Concentration
Temp.
˚F POLY VE
Hydrocyanic Acid All Max. S I
Hydrofluoric Acid 20 75 N N
Hydrogen Peroxide 30 75 S N
Lactic Acid 100 Max. C C
Lime Slurry Sat. Max. C C
Lithium Salts All Max. C C
Magnesium Salts All Max. C I
Maleic Acid 100 Max. S I
Mercury Chloride 100 Max. C C
Nickel Salts All Max. C C
Nitric Acid 20 120 I I
Nitric Acid 35 100 I N
Nitric Acid 40 Ambient N N
Nitric Hydrofluoric 20:2 75 N N
Nitrous Acid 10 75 C C
Ozone for Sewage
Treatment 100 C C
Perchloroethylene 100 75 I N
Phenol 10 75 I N
Phenol 88 Ambient N N
Phosphoric Acid 85 Max. C S
Phosphoric Acid, Super 115 Max. S N
Potassium Hydroxide 10 120 S N
Potassium Salts All Max. C C
Silver Nitrate 100 Max. C C
Sodium Cyanide All 75 S I
Sodium Hydroxide 50 Max. I N
Sodium Hydroxide 10 Max. N N
Sodium Hypochlorite
(Stable) 10 100 S I
Sodium Salts-Neutral All Max. C C
Sodium Salts-Aggressive All 75 T N
Sulfur Dioxide Sat. Max. S S
Sulfuric Acid 25 Max. S I
Sulfuric Acid 50 Max. S N
Sulfuric Acid 75 100 I N
Toluene 100 120 I N
Trichloroethane 1,1,1 All 75 I N
Trisodium Phosphate 50 Max. I N
Water
(Fresh, Salt, Moderate, D.I.) 100 Max. C C
Wet Chlorine/Hydrochloric
Acid) 10-20 Up to 350 N N
White Liquor
(Pulp Mill) All Max. S N
Zinc Chloride Plating All 75 S N
Zinc Salts 100 Max. C C
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3⁄8"
1⁄2"
1⁄2"
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1"
3
⁄
8
"
1
⁄
2
"
1
⁄
2
"
Beam Diagrams and Formulas:
Nomenclature
Cantilever Beams
Simple Beams
Beams fixed at one end, supported at other
Beams fixed at both ends
Beam Load (Static) Conversion Factors
Design Load Data For Power-Strut Channel Connections
Pipe Spacing Tables
NFPA 13 Compliance Tables
Section Modulus Required for Trapeze Members
Electrical Metallic Tubing Data
Conduit Spacing
Conduit & Pipe Data
Steel Rigid
Intermediate Metal
Steel Pipe
Copper Tube
Cast Iron
PVC
Spacing of Hangers:
Copper Tubing
Steel Pipe
PMC Plastic Pipe
Load Tables
Threaded Hot Rolled Steel Rod
Wide Flange Beams
Channels – American Standard
I-Beams – American Standard
Unit Conversions
Part Number Index
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The information presented below is a direct reproduction from portions of the
8th Edition of THE MANUAL OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION
by express permission of the American Institute of Steel Construction.
Beam Diagrams and Formulas
(Nomenclature)
E Modulus of Elasticity of steel at 29,000 ksi.
I Moment of Inertia of Beam (inch4).
Mmax Maximum Moment (kip inch)
M1 Maximum moment in left section of beam (kip inch)
M2 Maximum moment in right section of beam (kip inch)
Mx Moment at distance x from end of beam (kip inch)
P Concentrated Load (kips)
R End beam reaction for any condition of symmetrical loading (kips)
R1 Left end beam reaction (kips)
R2 Right end or intermediate beam reaction (kips)
V Maximum vertical shear for any condition of symmetrical loading (kips)
V1 Maximum vertical shear in left section of beam (kips)
V2 Vertical shear at right reaction point, or to left of intermediate reaction point of beam (kips)
Vx Vertical shear at distance x from end of beam (kips)
a Measured distance along beam (inch)
b Measured distance along beam which may be greater or less that “a” (inch)
L Total length of beam between reaction points (inch)
W Uniformly distributed load per unit of length (lbs)
x Any distance measured along beam from left reaction (inch)
x1 Any distance measured along overhang section of beam from nearest reaction point(in).
Δmax Maximum deflection (inch)
Δa Deflection at point of load (inch)
Δx Deflection at point x distance from left reaction (inch)
Beam Diagrams and Formulas
(Cantilever Beams)
P
L
V
M
L
ab
P
M
V
M
V
V max. = P
M max. = PL
max. = PL
3
3EI
V max. = W
max. = WL
3
8EI
WL
2
M max. =
V max. = P
max. = Pb
2
(3L-b)
6EI
M max. = Pb
L
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1"
3
⁄
8
"
1
⁄
2
"
1
⁄
2
"
Beam Diagrams and Formulas
(Simple Beams)
The information presented below is a direct reproduction from portions of the
8th Edition of THE MANUAL OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION
by express permission of the American Institute of Steel Construction.
M
V
L
P
L2
RR
M
V
L
RR L
R1R2
M
V
ab
P
R=
V max. =
M max. =
max. = PL3
48EI
P
2
P
2
PL
4
R=
V max. =
M max. =
max. = 5WL3
384EI
W
2
W
2
WL
8
R2=
V max. =
M max. =
Pb
L
R1=
Pa
L
Pa
L
Pab
L
Pab(a+2b) 3a(a+2b)
27EIL
max. =
L
R1R2
ab
P
V
M
L
R1
P
L2
V
M
L
V
M
3L
8
3L
4
R2=
M at point of load = R1a
M at fixed end =
Pb2
2L3
R1=
Pa
2L3
(a+2L)
(3L2-a2)
Pab
2L3(a+L)
R1=
V max. =
M max. =
max. at x = 0.447L
5P
16
11P
16
3PL
16
max. = 0.009317
PL3
EI
R1=
V max. =
M max. =
max. at x = 0.4215L
3W
8
5W
8
WL
8
max. = WL3
185EI
R1
V
M2
L
R1R2
ab
P
V
M
L
P
L2
V
M
L
M1
R2=
M1 =
M2 =
Pb2
L3
R1=
Pa2
L3
(3a+b)
(a+3b)
Pab2
L2
Pa2b
L2
V max. =
M max. =
max. = PL3
192EI
P
2
PL
8
V max. =
M max. =
max. = WL3
384EI
W
2
WL
12
Beam Diagrams and Formulas
(Beams fixed at one end, supported at other)
Beam Diagrams and Formulas
(Beams fixed at both ends)
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Power-Strut beam loads shown for varoius channels throughout this catalog are for single span, simple beams, with uniform loads. Loading or
other support conditions can be calculated by multiplying the channel beam load by the appropriate
factor listed below.
Beam Load
(Static) Conversion Factors
1.) To determine the load and deflection of a PS-200
simple beam 72" long, with a concentrated load
at the center of span:
From the PS-200 Beam Load Chart (page 27), the maximum uni-
form load for a 72" span is 560# with a deflection of .50".
Multiply the above factors: Load = 560 x .50 = 280#
Defl. = .50 x .80 = .40"
Example solutions
Continuous Beam, Two Equal Spans,
Concentrated Load at Center of Each Span 0.67 0.48
DEFLECTION
FACTOR
LOAD
FACTOR
LOAD AND SUPPORT CONDITION
SPAN
1.00
1.00
0.50
0.25
1.50
1.00
1.00
0.12
1.30
0.62
1.10
1.00
0.80
2.40
0.30
0.40
0.42
3.20
0.92
0.71
1. Simple Beam,
Uniform Load
2. Simple Beam,
Concentrated Load at Center
3. Simple Beam,
Two Equal Concentrated Loadcs at 1/4 pts
4. Beam Fixed at Both Ends,
Uniform Load
5. Beam Fixed at Both Ends,
Concentrated Load at Center
6. Cantilever Beam,
Uniform Load
7. Cantilever Beam,
Concentrated Load at End
8. Continuous Beam, Two Equal Spans,
Uniform Load on One Span
9. Continuous Beam, Two Equal Spans,
Uniform Load on Both Ends
10. Continuous Beam, Two Equal Spans,
Concentrated Load at Center of One Span
11.
SPAN SPAN
2.) To determine the load and deflection of a PS-200-2T3 cantilever
beam 24" long with a concetrated load at end:
From the PS-200-2T3 Beam Load Chart (page 27), the maximum
uniform load for a 24" span is 3130# with a deflection of .03".
Multiply the above factors: Load = 3130# x .12 = 376#
Defl. = .03 x 3.20 = .096"
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"
Design Load Data For Power-Strut Channel Connections
PS 603
– PS-200 1500#, PS-210 1000#
PS 603
– PS-200 1000#, PS-210 650#
PS 607
– PS-200 2000#, PS-210 2000#
PS-601
- PS-210 1000#, PS-210 800#
Both Ends Supported Both Ends Supported
PS 605
– PS-2001500, #PS-210 1000#
Both Ends Supported Both Ends Supported
PS 3373
- PS-200 3000#, PS-210 2000#
Both Ends Supported Both Ends Supported
PS 745
– PS-200 2000#, PS-210 1500#
Both Ends Supported
LOAD
LOAD
LOAD
LOAD
LOAD
LOAD
LOAD
LOAD
LOAD
PS 604
– 500#
PS 606
– 500#
1.) Safety Factor = 2-1⁄2 based on ultimate strength of connection.
2.) Load Diagrams indicate design loads for 12 ga. (listed as PS-200) and for 14 ga. (listed as PS-210) channels.
Channel Load
(lbs)
PS 200 1,500
PS 210 1,000
Channel Load
(lbs)
PS 200 1,500
PS 210 1,000
Channel Load
(lbs)
PS 200 1,000
PS 210 650
Channel Load
(lbs)
PS 200 3,000
PS 210 2,000
Channel Load
(lbs)
PS 200 2,000
PS 210 1,500
Channel Load
(lbs)
PS 200 2,000
PS 210
Channel Load
(lbs)
PS 200 1,000
PS 210 800
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Tables of Pipe Spacing
This chart, developed by Julius Getlan of Seelye Steven-
son Value & Knect, consulting engineers, New York City,
enables one to quickly determine the centerline-to-centerline
dimension between any two size pipes on a rack. Select
the smaller pipe size at top and select the other at the side
of the table. Where the appropriate columns intersect, the
dimension is given.
These factors are included in the dimensions given:
• O.D. of flanges and fittings.
• 1" insulation over flanges and fittings.
• All fractional dimensions less than 1⁄4" were increased to
the next larger 1⁄4".
• Clear space between fittings as follows:
1. 1" between piping 3" and smaller.
2. 11⁄2" between a pipe 3" and smaller and
a pipe 4" or larger.
3. 2" between piping 4" and larger.
Normal
Pipe Dia.(In.)
Normal Pipe Diameter, Inches
3⁄4" 1" 11⁄4" 11⁄2"
TSTFSTFSTFS
3⁄4
T 43⁄4––––––––––
S 41⁄241⁄4
1
T 5 43⁄451⁄4
F 6 53⁄461⁄471⁄4
S 43⁄441⁄25 6 41⁄2
11⁄4
T 51⁄45 51⁄261⁄25 51⁄2
F 61⁄46 61⁄271⁄261⁄463⁄473⁄4
S 43⁄441⁄25 6 41⁄251⁄461⁄443⁄4
11⁄2
T 51⁄45 51⁄261⁄251⁄453⁄463⁄451⁄453⁄4
F 61⁄261⁄463⁄473⁄461⁄463⁄48 61⁄27 8
S 5 43⁄451⁄461⁄443⁄451⁄46 5 51⁄261⁄25
2
T 53⁄451⁄26 7 51⁄26 71⁄453⁄461⁄471⁄453⁄4
F 7 63⁄471⁄481⁄463⁄471⁄481⁄27 71⁄281⁄27
S 51⁄45 51⁄261⁄25 51⁄263⁄451⁄453⁄463⁄451⁄4
21⁄2
T 6 53⁄461⁄471⁄46 61⁄271⁄26 61⁄273⁄461⁄4
F 71⁄271⁄473⁄483⁄471⁄473⁄49 71⁄28 9 71⁄2
S 51⁄251⁄453⁄463⁄451⁄453⁄47 51⁄26 7 51⁄2
3
T 61⁄46 61⁄271⁄261⁄463⁄473⁄461⁄463⁄48 61⁄2
F 73⁄471⁄28 9 71⁄28 91⁄473⁄481⁄491⁄473⁄4
S 53⁄451⁄26 7 51⁄26 71⁄453⁄461⁄471⁄453⁄4
4
T 71⁄271⁄473⁄483⁄471⁄473⁄49 71⁄28 9 71⁄2
F 9 83⁄491⁄4101⁄483⁄491⁄4101⁄29 91⁄2101⁄29
S 63⁄461⁄27 8 61⁄27 81⁄463⁄471⁄481⁄463⁄4
5
T 8 73⁄481⁄491⁄473⁄481⁄491⁄28 81⁄291⁄28
F 91⁄291⁄493⁄4103⁄491⁄493⁄411 91⁄210 11 91⁄2
S 71⁄47 71⁄281⁄47 71⁄283⁄471⁄473⁄483⁄471⁄4
6
T 83⁄481⁄29 10 81⁄29 101⁄483⁄491⁄4101⁄483⁄4
F 10 93⁄4101⁄4111⁄493⁄4101⁄4111⁄210 101⁄2111⁄210
S 73⁄471⁄28 9 71⁄28 91⁄473⁄481⁄491⁄473⁄4
8T 83⁄491⁄210 11 93⁄4101⁄2111⁄493⁄4101⁄4111⁄210
F 111⁄411 111⁄2121⁄211 111⁄2123⁄4111⁄4113⁄4123⁄4111⁄4
10 T 111⁄411 111⁄2121⁄211 111⁄2123⁄4111⁄4113⁄4123⁄4111⁄4
F 121⁄2121⁄4123⁄4133⁄4121⁄4123⁄414 121⁄213 14 121⁄2
12 T 121⁄412 121⁄2131⁄212 121⁄2133⁄4121⁄4123⁄4133⁄4121⁄4
F 14 133⁄4141⁄4151⁄4133⁄4141⁄4151⁄214 141⁄2151⁄214
T – denotes threaded IPS pipe.
F – denotes flanged fittings on pipe.
S – denotes soldered or brazed tubing.
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3
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1
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"
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⁄
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"
T – denotes threaded IPS pipe.
F – denotes flanged fittings on pipe.
S – denotes soldered or brazed tubing.
Nominal Pipe Dia.
(In.)
Nominal Pipe Diameter, Inches
5" 6" 8" 10" 12"
TFSTFSTFTFTF
5
T 11 – ––––––––––
F 121⁄214
S 101⁄4113⁄491⁄2
6
T 113⁄4131⁄411 121⁄2
F 13 141⁄2121⁄4131⁄415
S 103⁄4121⁄410 111⁄2123⁄4101⁄2
8T 13 141⁄2121⁄4133⁄415 123⁄4143⁄4
F 141⁄4153⁄4131⁄215 161⁄414 161⁄417 1⁄2
10 T 141⁄4153⁄4131⁄215 161⁄414 161⁄4171⁄2171⁄2
F 151⁄217 143⁄4161⁄4171⁄2151⁄4171⁄2183⁄4183⁄420
12 T 151⁄4163⁄4141⁄216 171⁄415 171⁄4181⁄2181⁄2193⁄4191⁄2
F 17 181⁄4161⁄4173⁄419 163⁄414 201⁄4201⁄4211⁄2211⁄429
Nominal Pipe Dia.
(In.)
Nominal Pipe Diameter, Inches
2" 21⁄2" 3" 4"
TFSTFSTFSTFS
2
T 61⁄2–––––––––––
F 73⁄49
S 6 71⁄451⁄2
21⁄2
T 7 81⁄461⁄271⁄4
F 81⁄491⁄273⁄483⁄410
S 61⁄471⁄253⁄463⁄48 6
3
T 71⁄481⁄263⁄471⁄29 7 73⁄4
F 81⁄293⁄48 9 101⁄481⁄491⁄4101⁄2
S 61⁄273⁄46 7 81⁄461⁄471⁄481⁄261⁄2
4
T 81⁄491⁄273⁄483⁄410 8 9 101⁄481⁄410
F 93⁄411 91⁄4101⁄4111⁄291⁄2101⁄2113⁄493⁄4111⁄213
S 71⁄283⁄47 8 91⁄471⁄481⁄491⁄271⁄291⁄4103⁄481⁄2
5
T 83⁄410 81⁄491⁄4101⁄281⁄291⁄2103⁄483⁄4101⁄412 93⁄4
F 101⁄4111⁄293⁄4103⁄412 10 11 121⁄4101⁄412 131⁄2111⁄4
S 8 91⁄471⁄281⁄293⁄473⁄483⁄410 8 93⁄4111⁄49
6
T 91⁄2103⁄49 10 111⁄491⁄4101⁄4111⁄291⁄2111⁄4123⁄4101⁄2
F 103⁄412 101⁄4111⁄4121⁄2101⁄2111⁄2121⁄4103⁄4121⁄214 113⁄4
S 81⁄293⁄48 9 101⁄481⁄491⁄4101⁄281⁄2101⁄4113⁄491⁄2
8T 103⁄412 101⁄211 121⁄2101⁄2111⁄4123⁄4103⁄4121⁄214 113⁄4
F 12 131⁄4111⁄2121⁄2133⁄4113⁄4123⁄414 12 133⁄4151⁄413
10 T 12 131⁄4111⁄2121⁄2133⁄4113⁄4123⁄414 12 133⁄4151⁄413
F 131⁄4141⁄2123⁄4133⁄415 13 14 151⁄4131⁄415 161⁄2141⁄4
12 T 13 141⁄4121⁄2131⁄2143⁄4123⁄4133⁄415 13 143⁄4161⁄414
F 143⁄416 141⁄4151⁄4161⁄2141⁄2151⁄2163⁄4143⁄4161⁄218 153⁄4
Tables of Pipe Spacing
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Minimum Size Power-Strut Channel
- To Comply with NFPA 13 Table 2-6.1 5(a) 1996 Edition
Top values are for Schedule 10 pipe; bottom values are for Schedule 40 Pipe.
Pipe Size
Exceeds Section Modulus for
Channel Shown Above
PS-100 2T3
PS-150 2T3PS-100
PS-200 PS-150
Span of
Trapeze 1" 1
1
⁄
4
"1
1
⁄
2
"2"2
1
⁄
2
"3"3
1
⁄
2
"4"5"6"8" 10"
1 ft. 6 in. 0.08 0.09 0.09 0.09 0.10 0.11 0.12 0.13 0.15 0.18 0.24 0.32
0.08 0.09 0.09 0.10 0.11 0.12 0.13 0.15 0.18 0.22 0.30 0.41
2 ft. 0 in. 0.11 0.12 0.12 0.13 0.13 0.15 0.16 0.17 0.20 0.24 0.32 0.43
0.11 0.12 0.12 0.13 0.15 0.16 0.18 0.20 0.24 0.29 0.40 0.55
2 ft. 6 in. 0.14 0.14 0.15 0.16 0.17 0.18 0.20 0.21 0.25 0.30 0.40 0.54
0.14 0.15 0.15 0.16 0.18 0.21 0.22 0.25 0.30 0.36 0.50 0.68
3 ft. 0 in. 0.17 0.17 0.18 0.19 0.20 0.22 0.24 0.26 0.31 0.36 0.48 0.65
0.17 0.18 0.18 0.20 0.22 0.25 0.27 0.30 0.36 0.43 0.60 0.82
4 ft. 0 in. 0.22 0.23 0.24 0.25 0.27 0.29 0.32 0.34 0.41 0.48 0.64 0.87
0.22 0.24 0.24 0.26 0.29 0.33 0.36 0.40 0.48 0.58 0.80 1.09
5 ft. 0 in. 0.28 0.29 0.30 0.31 0.34 0.37 0.40 0.43 0.51 0.59 0.80 1.08
0.28 0.29 0.30 0.33 0.37 0.41 0.45 0.49 0.60 0.72 1.00 1.37
6 ft. 0 in. 0.33 0.35 0.36 0.38 0.41 0.44 0.48 0.51 0.61 0.71 0.97 1.30
0.34 0.35 0.36 0.39 0.44 0.49 0.54 0.59 0.72 0.87 1.20 1.64
7 ft. 0 in. 0.39 0.40 0.41 0.44 0.47 0.52 0.55 0.60 0.71 0.83 1.13 1.52
0.39 0.41 0.43 0.46 0.51 0.58 0.63 0.69 0.84 1.01 1.41 1.92
8 ft. 0 in. 0.44 0.46 0.47 0.50 0.54 0.59 0.63 0.68 0.81 0.95 1.29 1.73
0.45 0.47 0.49 0.52 0.59 0.66 0.72 0.79 0.96 1.16 1.61 2.19
9 ft. 0 in. 0.50 0.52 0.53 0.56 0.61 0.66 0.71 0.77 0.92 1.07 1.45 1.95
0.50 0.53 0.55 0.59 0.66 0.74 0.81 0.89 1.08 1.30 1.81 2.46
10 ft. 0 in. 0.56 0.58 0.59 0.63 0.68 0.74 0.79 0.85 1.02 1.19 1.61 2.17
0.56 0.59 0.61 0.65 0.74 0.82 0.90 0.99 1.20 1.44 2.01 2.74
Section Modulus Required for Trapeze Members (in.3)
Channel Size
PS-200
15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 12 ga.
PS-150
15⁄8" x 27⁄16" x 12 ga.
PS-100
15⁄8" x 31⁄4" x 12 ga.
Sect.
Mod. (in3)
.202
.391
.628
Channel Size
Sect.
Mod. (in3)
1.153
1.716
PS-150 2T3
15⁄8" x 47⁄8" x 12 ga.
PS-100 2T3
15⁄8" x 61⁄2" x 12 ga.
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⁄
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"
Electrical Metallic Tubing Data
Application Engineering Data
– Conduit Spacings
Spacings in inches between centers of conduits. The light face figures are the minimum dimensions to provide clearance
between locknuts. The more liberal spacings printed in bold face type should be used whenever possible.
Nom. Size
EMT Conduit
OD
Conduit
Conduit
Wt. lbs./ft
Approx. Max Wt. (lbs.ft.) Con-
duit and Conductor
Not Lead Covered
1⁄20.706 0.29 0.54
3⁄40.922 0.45 1.16
1 1.163 0.65 1.83
11⁄41.510 0.96 2.96
11⁄21.740 1.11 3.68
2 2.197 1.41 4.45
21⁄22.875 2.15 6.41
3 3.500 2.60 9.30
31⁄24.000 3.25 12.15
4 4.500 3.90 15.40
Size Size
1⁄2" 3⁄4" 1" 11⁄4" 11⁄2" 2" 21⁄2" 3" 31⁄2" 4" 41⁄2" 5" 6"
1⁄2"13⁄16 –
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
13⁄8
3⁄4"15⁄16 17⁄16
11⁄215⁄8
1" 11⁄215⁄813⁄4
13⁄417⁄82
11⁄4"13⁄417⁄82 21⁄4
2 11⁄821⁄421⁄2
11⁄2"115⁄16 21⁄16 23⁄16 27⁄16 29⁄16
21⁄821⁄423⁄825⁄823⁄4
2" 23⁄16 25⁄16 21⁄223⁄427⁄831⁄8
23⁄821⁄223⁄43 31⁄833⁄8
21⁄2"27⁄16 29⁄16 23⁄43 31⁄833⁄835⁄8
25⁄823⁄43 31⁄433⁄835⁄84
3" 213⁄16 215⁄16 31⁄16 35⁄16 37⁄16 33⁄44 45⁄16
3 31⁄833⁄835⁄833⁄44 43⁄843⁄4
31⁄2"31⁄831⁄433⁄835⁄833⁄441⁄16 45⁄16 45⁄8415⁄16
33⁄831⁄235⁄837⁄84 43⁄845⁄85 53⁄8
4" 37⁄16 39⁄16 311⁄16 315⁄16 41⁄16 43⁄845⁄8415⁄16 51⁄459⁄16
33⁄437⁄84 41⁄443⁄843⁄45 53⁄855⁄86
41⁄2"33⁄437⁄84 41⁄443⁄845⁄847⁄851⁄459⁄16 57⁄861⁄8
4 41⁄841⁄441⁄243⁄45 51⁄455⁄86 61⁄461⁄2
5" 41⁄841⁄443⁄845⁄843⁄45 51⁄459⁄16 57⁄863⁄16 61⁄2613⁄16
43⁄841⁄245⁄847⁄85 53⁄855⁄86 61⁄465⁄87 71⁄4
6" 43⁄447⁄85 51⁄453⁄855⁄857⁄863⁄16 61⁄2613⁄16 71⁄877⁄16 81⁄8
5 51⁄851⁄451⁄255⁄86 61⁄465⁄87 71⁄475⁄88 85⁄8
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Nom. Size
Rigid
Conduit
OD
Conduit
OD
Coupling
Wt. Conduit
W/C Pkg.
lbs./ft
Approx. Max Wt.(lbs./ft.)
Conduit and Conductor
Lead
Covered
Not Lead
Covered
1⁄2" 0.840 1.010 0.80 1.17 1.04
3⁄4" 1.050 1.250 1.09 1.75 1.40
1" 1.315 1.525 1.65 2.62 2.35
11⁄4" 1.660 1.869 2.15 4.31 3.58
11⁄2" 1.900 2.155 2.58 5.89 4.55
2" 2.375 2.650 3.52 8.53 7.21
21⁄2" 2.875 3.250 5.67 11.51 10.22
3" 3.500 3.870 7.14 16.51 14.51
31⁄2" 4.000 4.500 8.60 19.05 17.49
4" 4.500 4.875 10.00 24.75 21.48
5" 5.563 6.000 13.20 35.87 30.83
6" 6.625 7.200 17.85 50.69 43.43
1 Cubic ft. of water weighs 62.35 lbs.
1 Gallon US weighs 8.335 lbs.
Steel Rigid Conduit Data
Intermediate Metal Conduit Data
Maximum weight equals weight of rigid conduit plus weight of heaviest conductor combina-
tion as specified by the 1996 edition of the
"National Electric Code Handbook."
Nom. Size
Rigid
Conduit
OD
Conduit
OD
Coupling
Wt. Conduit
W/C Pkg.
lbs./ft
Approx. Max Wt.(lbs./ft.)
Conduit and Conductor
Lead
Covered
Not Lead
Covered
1⁄2" 0.815 1.010 0.60 0.97 0.84
3⁄4" 1.029 1.250 0.82 1.48 1.13
1" 1.290 1.525 1.16 2.13 1.86
11⁄4" 1.638 1.869 1.50 3.66 2.93
11⁄2" 1.883 2.115 1.82 5.13 3.79
2" 2.360 2.650 2.42 7.43 6.11
21⁄2" 2.857 3.250 4.28 10.12 8.83
3" 3.476 3.870 5.26 14.63 12.63
31⁄2" 3.971 4.500 6.12 16.57 15.01
4" 4.466 4.875 6.82 21.57 18.30
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⁄
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"
Steel Pipe Data
– Schedule 40 & 80
Nominal
Pipe Size Sch. No. O.D. Wall
Thick Wt./Ft. Wt. of
Water/Ft
3⁄8"40 0.675 0.091 0.567 0.083
80 0.126 0.738 0.061
1⁄2"40 0.840 0.109 0.850 0.132
80 0.147 1.087 0.101
3⁄4"40 1.050 0.133 1.130 0.230
80 0.154 1.473 0.186
1" 40 1.315 0.133 1.678 0.374
80 0.179 2.171 0.311
11⁄4"40 1.660 0.140 2.272 0.647
80 0.199 2.996 0.555
11⁄2"40 1.900 0.145 2.717 0.882
80 0.200 3.631 0.765
2" 40 2.375 0.154 3.652 1.452
80 0.218 5.022 1.279
21⁄2"40 2.875 0.203 5.790 2.072
80 0.276 7.660 1.834
3" 40 3.500 0.216 7.570 3.200
80 0.300 10.250 2.860
31⁄2"40 4.000 0.226 9.110 4.280
80 0.318 12.510 3.850
4" 40 4.500 0.237 10.790 5.510
80 0.337 14.980 4.980
5" 40 5.563 0.258 14.620 8.660
80 0.375 20.780 7.870
6" 40 6.625 0.280 18.970 12.510
80 0.432 28.570 11.290
8" 40 8.625 0.322 28.550 21.600
80 0.500 43.390 19.800
10" 40 10.750 0.365 40.480 34.100
80 0.593 64.400 31.100
12" 40 12.750 0.406 53.600 48.500
80 0.687 88.600 44.000
14" 40 14.000 0.437 63.000 58.500
80 0.750 107.000 51.200
16" 40 16.000 0.500 83.000 76.500
80 0.843 137.000 69.700
18" 40 18.000 0.563 105.000 97.200
80 0.937 171.000 88.500
20" 40 20.000 0.593 123.000 120.400
80 1.031 209.000 109.400
24" 40 24.000 0.687 171.000 174.200
80 1.218 297.000 158.200
30" 20 30.000 0.500 158.000 286.000
36" API 36.000 0.500 190.000 417.000
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Spacing of Hangers for Steel Pipe
The above spacing and capacities are based on pipe filled with water.
Additional valves and fittings increase the load and therefore closer hanger spacing is required.
* Many codes and specifications state “pipe hangers must be spaced every 10 ft., regardless of size”.
Follow local specifications.
Spacing of Hangers for Copper Tubing
Tubing Size 1⁄2 3⁄41 11⁄411⁄22 21⁄23 31⁄24 5 6 8 10 12
Span in Ft. 6 8 8 10 10 10 12 12 12 12 12 14 14 18 19
Nominal Pipe
Size, Inches
1⁄23⁄41 11⁄411⁄22 21⁄23 31⁄24 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24
Maximum
Span, Ft.* 5 6 7 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 19 2 23 25 27 28 30 32
Recommended
Hanger Rod
Sizes
3⁄83⁄83⁄83⁄83⁄83⁄81⁄21⁄21⁄25⁄85⁄83⁄47⁄87⁄87⁄81 1 11⁄411⁄2 or
Trapeze
Copper Tube Data
Type L
Tube
Size
Nom
O.D.
Tubing
O.D. Wall
Thick
Wt./Ft.
Lbs.
Wt. of
Water/Ft.
Lbs.
1⁄4"3⁄8" 0.375 0.030 0.126 0.034
3⁄8"1⁄2" 0.500 0.035 0.198 0.062
1⁄2"5⁄8" 0.625 0.040 0.285 0.100
5⁄8"3⁄4" 0.750 0.042 0.362 0.151
3⁄4"7⁄8" 0.875 0.045 0.455 0.209
1" 11⁄8" 1.125 0.050 0.655 0.357
11⁄4" 13⁄8" 1.375 0.055 0.884 0.546
11⁄2" 15⁄8" 1.625 0.060 1.140 0.767
2" 21⁄8" 2.125 0.070 1.750 1.341
21⁄2" 25⁄8" 2.625 0.080 2.480 2.064
3" 31⁄8" 3.125 0.090 3.330 2.949
31⁄2" 35⁄8" 3.625 0.100 4.290 3.989
4" 41⁄8" 4.125 0.110 5.380 5.188
5" 51⁄8" 5.125 0.125 7.610 8.081
6" 61⁄8" 6.125 0.140 10.200 11.616
8" 81⁄8" 8.125 0.200 19.290 20.289
10" 101⁄8" 10.125 0.250 30.100 31.590
12" 121⁄8" 12.125 0.280 40.400 45.426
Type K
Tube
Size
Nom
O.D.
Tubing
O.D. Wall
Thick
Wt./Ft.
Lbs.
Wt. of
Water/Ft.
Lbs.
1⁄4"3⁄8" 0.375 0.035 0.145 0.032
3⁄8"1⁄2" 0.500 0.005 0.269 0.055
1⁄2"5⁄8" 0.625 0.049 0.344 0.094
5⁄8"3⁄4" 0.750 0.049 0.418 0.144
3⁄4"7⁄8" 0.875 0.065 0.641 0.188
1" 11⁄8" 1.125 0.065 0.839 0.337
11⁄4" 13⁄8" 1.375 0.065 1.040 0.527
11⁄2" 15⁄8" 1.625 0.072 1.360 0.743
2" 21⁄8" 2.125 0.083 2.060 1.310
21⁄2" 25⁄8" 2.625 0.095 2.920 2.000
3" 31⁄8" 3.125 0.109 4.000 2.960
31⁄2" 35⁄8" 3.625 0.120 5.120 3.900
4" 41⁄8" 4.125 0.134 6.510 5.060
5" 51⁄8" 5.125 0.160 9.670 8.000
6" 61⁄8" 6.125 0.192 13.870 11.200
8" 81⁄8" 8.125 0.271 25.900 19.500
10" 101⁄8" 10.125 0.338 40.300 30.423
12" 121⁄8" 12.125 0.405 57.800 43.675
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"
PVC Plastic Pipe Data
– Schedule 40 & 80
Spacing of Hangers for PMC Plastic Pipe
Nom.
Tube
Size
Sch.
No. O.D. Wall
Thick
Wt./Ft.
Lbs.
Wt. of
Water/
Ft.Lbs.
1⁄8"40 0.405 0.068 0.043 0.025
80 0.095 0.055 0.016
1⁄4"40 0.540 0.088 0.074 0.045
80 0.119 0.094 0.031
3⁄8"40 0.675 0.091 0.100 0.083
80 0.126 0.129 0.061
1⁄2"40 0.840 0.109 0.150 0.132
80 0.147 0.150 0.101
3⁄4"40 1.050 0.113 0.199 0.230
80 0.154 0.259 0.186
1" 40 1.315 0.133 0.295 0.374
80 0.179 0.382 0.311
11⁄4"40 1.660 0.140 0.400 0.647
80 0.191 0.527 0.555
11⁄2"40 1.990 0.145 0.478 0.882
80 0.200 0.639 0.765
2" 40 2.375 0.154 0.643 1.452
80 0.218 0.884 1.279
Sch. 40 Support Spacings in Feet at Temperatures Shown Above
Pipe Size 20°F 40°F 60°F 80°F 100°F 110°F 120°F 130°F 140°F 150°F
1⁄2"– 3⁄4" 5.00 4.75 4.50 4.25 4.00 3.75 3.33 3.00 2.66 2.00
1"– 11⁄4" 5.50 5.25 5.00 4.66 4.33 4.00 3.75 3.33 2.80 2.25
11⁄2" – 2" 5.80 5.50 5.25 5.00 4.66 4.33 3.80 3.50 3.00 2.50
21⁄2" 6.66 6.33 6.00 5.50 5.25 4.80 4.50 4.00 3.50 2.80
3" 6.80 6.50 6.25 5.80 5.50 5.25 4.75 4.25 3.66 3.00
4" 7.33 7.00 6.50 6.25 5.80 5.50 5.00 4.50 3.80 3.25
6" 7.80 7.50 7.00 6.80 6.33 5.80 5.33 4.80 4.25 3.50
Nom.
Tube
Size
Sch.
No. O.D. Wall
Thick
Wt./Ft.
Lbs.
Wt. of
Water/
Ft.Lbs.
21⁄2"40 2.875 0.203 1.020 2.072
80 0.276 1.350 1.834
3" 40 3.500 0.216 1.333 3.200
80 0.300 1.804 2.860
31⁄2"40 4.000 0.226 1.598 4.280
80 0.318 2.195 3.850
4" 40 4.500 0.237 1.899 5.510
80 0.337 2.636 4.980
5" 40 5.563 0.258 2.770 8.660
80 0.375 4.126 7.870
6" 40 6.625 0.280 3.339 12.150
80 0.432 5.028 11.290
8" 40 8.625 0.322 5.280 21.600
80 0.500 8.023 19.800
10" 40 10.750 0.366 7.505 34.100
80 0.593 11.894 31.100
12" 40 12.750 0.406 10.023 48.500
80 0.687 16.365 44.000
Sch. 40 Support Spacings in Feet at Temperatures Shown Above
Pipe Size 20°F 40°F 60°F 80°F 100°F 110°F 120°F 130°F 140°F 150°F
1⁄2" – 3⁄4" 5.75 5.50 5.25 4.80 4.50 4.33 3.80 3.50 3.00 2.50
1" 6.33 6.00 5.75 5.33 5.00 4.60 4.33 3.80 3.33 2.75
11⁄4" – 11⁄2" 6.66 6.33 6.00 5.66 5.25 4.80 4.50 4.00 3.50 3.00
2" 7.00 6.50 6.25 6.00 5.50 5.12 4.75 4.33 3.66 3.12
21⁄2" 7.80 7.50 7.00 6.66 6.33 5.80 5.33 4.75 4.25 3.33
3" 8.20 7.75 7.33 7.00 6.50 6.00 5.50 5.00 4.33 3.50
4" 8.66 8.25 7.80 7.33 6.80 6.33 5.80 5.25 4.66 3.75
6" 9.80 9.33 8.80 8.33 7.80 7.33 6.50 6.00 5.12 4.25
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Cast Iron Pipe Data
Mechanical Joint Pipe Class 150. Approximately same weight for Bell &
Spigot. Flange cast iron pipe add weight of flanges.
Spacing of Hangers for glass pipe support every 8-10 ft. Pad all hangers.
Use only clevis or trapeze, do not tie down pipe.
Load Carrying Capacities of Threaded Hot Rolled Steel Rod
Nom.
Tube
Size
Class O.D. Wall
Thick
Wt./
Ft.
Wt. of
Water
Ft. Lbs.
3" 150 3.96 0.32 12.20 3.73
4" 150 4.80 0.35 16.40 5.72
6" 150 6.90 0.38 25.70 12.80
8" 150 9.05 0.41 36.70 23.10
10" 150 11.10 0.44 48.70 35.50
12" 150 13.20 0.48 62.90 51.00
14" 150 15.30 0.51 78.80 69.30
16" 150 17.40 0.54 95.00 90.30
18" 150 19.50 0.58 114.70 114.00
20" 150 21.60 0.62 135.90 141.50
24" 150 25.80 0.73 190.40 201.00
30" 150 32.00 0.85 277.30 312.00
36" 150 38.30 0.94 368.90 449.00
42" 150 44.50 1.05 479.10 612.00
48" 150 50.80 1.14 595.20 803.00
Nominal
Rod Dia.
Root Area
Sq. (In.)
Maximum Safe
Load, Pounds
650° (lbs.)
3⁄8" 0.068 730
1⁄2" 0.126 1,350
5⁄8" 0.202 2,160
3⁄4" 0.302 3,230
7⁄8" 0.419 4,480
1" 0.552 5,900
Nom. Pipe
Size O.D Wall
Thick
Wt./Ft.
Lbs.
Wt. of
Water/Ft.
Lbs.
11⁄2" 1.84 0.12 0.64 0.89
2" 2.34 0.14 0.94 1.45
3" 3.41 0.17 1.60 3.19
4" 4.53 0.20 2.60 5.79
6" 6.66 0.24 4.70 12.78
Heavy Schedule
1" 1.31 0.16 0.60 0.35
11⁄2" 1.84 0.17 0.87 0.76
2" 2.34 0.17 1.10 1.36
3" 3.41 0.20 2.00 3.06
4" 4.53 0.26 3.40 5.44
6" 6.66 0.33 6.30 12.42
Threaded Rod Loads
for Structural Applications
(Based on AISC, Steel Construction Manual,
ASD, 9th Edition. Per AISC, Allowed
Tensile Stress = 0.33 * Fu)
Nominal
Dia.
Nominal Area
In2
Allowed
Tension Load
Lbs
1⁄40.049 840
3⁄80.110 1,890
7⁄16 0.150 2,570
1⁄20.196 3,360
5⁄80.307 5,260
3⁄40.442 7,580
7⁄80.601 10,310
1 0.785 13,470
Conforming To ASTM A575 And A576
Low Carbon Steel
Fy = 32,000 psi minimum
Ft = 52,000 psi minimum
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1"
3
⁄
8
"
1
⁄
2
"
1
⁄
2
"
I-Beam - "W" Shape
Depth of
Section
Wt/
Foot
Flange
Width
Avg.
Flange
12"
(Cont.)
79 121⁄8" 0.735"
87 0.810"
96 0.900"
106 121⁄4" 0.990"
120 123⁄8" 1.105"
136 1.250"
152 121⁄2" 1.400"
190 125⁄8" 1.735"
14"
22 5" 0.335"
26 0.420"
30 63⁄4" 0.385"
34 0.455"
38 0.515"
43 8" 0.530"
48 0.595"
53 0.660"
61 10" 0.645"
68 0.720"
74 101⁄8" 0.785"
82 0.855"
90 141⁄2" 0.710"
99 145⁄8" 0.780"
109 0.860"
120 0.940"
132 143⁄4" 1.030"
145 151⁄2" 1.090"
159 155⁄8" 1.190"
176 1.310"
193 153⁄4" 1.440"
211 1.560"
233 157⁄8" 1.720"
257 16" 1.890"
283 161⁄8" 2.070"
311 161⁄4" 2.260"
342 163⁄8" 2.470"
370 161⁄2" 2.660"
398 165⁄8" 2.845"
426 163⁄4" 3.035"
16"
26 51⁄2" 0.345"
31 0.440"
36 7" 0.430"
40 0.505"
45 0.565"
50 71⁄8" 0.630"
57 0.715"
67 101⁄4" 0.665"
77 0.760"
89 103⁄8" 0.875"
Depth of
Section
Wt/
Foot
Flange
Width
Avg.
Flange
5" 16 5" 0.360"
19 0.430"
6"
12 4" 0.280"
16 4" 0.405"
20 6" 0.365"
25 0.455"
8"
13 4" 0.255"
15 0.315"
18 51⁄4" 0.330"
21 0.400"
24 61⁄2" 0.400"
28 0.465"
31 8" 0.435"
35 0.495"
40 81⁄8" 0.560"
48 0.685"
58 81⁄4" 0.810"
67 0.935"
10"
15 4" 0.270"
17 0.330"
19 0.395"
22 53⁄4" 0.360"
26 0.440"
30 0.510"
33 8" 0.435"
39 0.530"
45 0.620"
49 10" 0.560"
54 0.615"
60 101⁄8" 0.680"
68 0.770"
77 101⁄4" 0.870"
88 0.990"
100 103⁄8" 1.120"
112 1.250"
12"
16 4" 0.265"
19 0.350"
22 0.425"
26 61⁄2" 0.380"
30 0.440"
35 65⁄8" 0.520"
40 8" 0.515"
45 0.575"
50 81⁄8" 0.640"
53 10" 0.575"
58 0.640"
65 12" 0.605"
72 0.670"
Depth of
Section
Wt/
Foot
Flange
Width
Avg.
Flange
18"
40 0.525"
46 0.605"
50 71⁄2" 0.570"
55 0.630"
60 0.695"
65 75⁄8" 0.750"
71 0.810"
76 11" 0.680"
86 111⁄8" 0.770"
97 0.870"
106 111⁄4" 0.940"
119 1.060"
21"
44 61⁄2" 0.450"
50 0.535"
57 0.650"
62 81⁄4" 0.615"
68 0.685"
73 0.740"
83 83⁄8" 0.835"
93 0.930"
111 123⁄8" 0.875"
122 0.960"
147 121⁄2" 1.150"
24"
55 7" 0.505"
62 0.590"
68 9" 0.585"
76 0.680"
84 0.770"
94 91⁄8" 0.875"
104 123⁄4" 0.750"
117 0.850"
131 127⁄8" 0.960"
146 1.090"
162 13" 1.220"
27"
84 10" 0.640"
94 0.745"
102 0.830"
114 101⁄8" 0.930"
146 14" 0.975"
161 1.080"
178 141⁄8" 1.190"
30"
99 101⁄2" 0.670"
108 0.760"
116 0.850"
124 0.930"
132 1.000"
173 15" 1.065"
191 1.185"
211 151⁄8" 1.315
DEPTH
OF
SECTION
AVERAGE
THICKNESS
OF FLANGE
FLANGE
WIDTH
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Channels
– American Standard
I-Beams
– “S” Shape
DEPTH
OF
SECTION
AVERAGE
THICKNESS
OF FLANGE
FLANGE
WIDTH
DEPTH
OF
SECTION
AVERAGE
THICKNESS
OF FLANGE
FLANGE
WIDTH
Depth of
Section
Weight/
Foot
Flange
Width
Avg. Flange
Thickness
3"
4.10 13⁄8"
0.273"5.00 11⁄2"
6.00 15⁄8
4" 5.40 15⁄8"0.296"
7.25 13⁄4"
5" 6.70 13⁄4"0.320"
9.00 17⁄8"
6"
8.20 17⁄8"
0.343"10.50 2"
13.00 21⁄8
7"
9.80 21⁄8"
0.366"12.25 21⁄4"
14.75
8"
11.50 21⁄4"
0.390"13.75 23⁄8"
18.75 21⁄2"
9"
13.40 23⁄8"
0.413"15.00 21⁄2"
20.00 25⁄8"
10"
15.30 25⁄8"
0.436"
20.00 23⁄4"
25.00 27⁄8"
30.00 3"
12"
20.70 3" 0.501"25.00
30.00 31⁄8"
15"
33.90 33⁄8"
0.650"40.00 31⁄2"
50.00 33⁄4"
18"
42.70 4" 0.625"45.80
51.90 41⁄8"
Depth of
Section
Weight/
Foot
Flange
Width
Avg. Flange
Thickness
3" 5.70 23⁄8"0.260"
7.50 21⁄2"
4" 7.70 25⁄8"0.293"
9.50 23⁄4"
5" 10.00 3" 0.326"
14.75 31⁄4"
6" 12.50 33⁄8"0.359"
17.25 35⁄8"
7" 15.30 35⁄8"0.392"
20.00 37⁄8"
8" 18.40 4" 0.426"
23.00 41⁄8"
10" 25.40 45⁄8"0.491"
35.00 5"
12"
31.80 5" 0.544"
35.00 51⁄8"
40.80 51⁄4"0.659"
50.00 51⁄2"
15" 42.90 51⁄2"0.622"
50.00 55⁄8"
18" 54.70 6" 0.691
70.00 61⁄4"
20"
66.00 61⁄4"0.795
75.00 63⁄8"
86.00 7" 0.920
96.00 71⁄4"
24"
80.00 7"
0.87190.00 71⁄8"
100.00 71⁄4"
106.00 77⁄8"1.090
121.00 8"
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3
⁄
8
"
1
⁄
2
"
1
⁄
2
"
English to Metric Metric to English
To Convert From To Multiply
By To Convert From To Multiply
By
Length
Inch [in] Millimeter [mm] 25.400 000 Millimeter [mm] Inch [in] 0.039 370
Foot [ft] Meter [m] 0.304 800 Meter [m] Foot [ft] 3.280 840
Yard [yd] Meter [m] 0.914 400 Meter [m] Yard [yd] 1.093 613
Mile (U.S. Statute) [mi] Kilometer [km] 1.609 347 Kilometer [km] Mile (U.S. Statute) [mi] 0.621 370
Area
Square Inch [in2] Square Millimeter [mm2]645.16 Square Millimeter [mm2] Square Inch [in2]0.001550
Square Foot [ft2] Square Meter [m2]0.092 903 Square Meter [m2] Square Foot [ft2]10.763 915
Square Yard [yd2] Sqare Meter [m2]0.836 127 Sqare Meter [m2] Square Yard [yd2]1.195 991
Square Mile [mi2]
(U.S. Statute) Square Kilometer [km2]2.589 998 Square Kilometer [km2]Square Mile [mi2]
(U.S. Statute) 0.386 101
Acre Square Meter [m2]4,046.873 Square Meter [m2] Acre 0.000 247
Acre Hectare 0.404 687 Hectare Acre 2.471 046
Volume
Cubic Inch [in3] Cubic Millimeter [mm3]16,387.06 Cubic Millimeter [mm3] Cubic Inch [in3]0.000061
Cubic Foot [ft3] Cubic Meter [m3]0.028 317 Cubic Meter [m3] Cubic Foot [ft3]35.314 662
Cubic Yard [yd3] Cubic Meter [m3]0.764 555 Cubic Meter [m3] Cubic Yard [yd3]1.307 950
Gallon (U.S. Liquid) [gal] Litre [l] 3.785 412 Litre [l] Gallon (U.S. Liquid) [gal] 0.264 172
Quart (U.S. Liquid) [qt] Litre [l] 0.946 353 Litre [l] Quart (U.S. Liquid) [qt] 1.056 688
Mass
Ounce (Avoirdupois) [oz] Gram [g] 28.349 520 Gram [g] Ounce (Avoirdupois) [oz] 0.035 274
Pound (Avoirdupois) [lb] Kilogram [kg] 0.453 592 Kilogram [kg] Pound (Avoirdupois) [lb] 2.204 624
Short Ton Kilogram [kg] 907.185 Kilogram [kg] Short Ton 0.00110
Force
Ounce-Force Newton [N] 0.278 014 Newton [N] Ounce-Force 3.596 941
Pound-Force [lbf] Newton [N] 4.448 222 Newton [N] Pound-Force [lbf] 0.224 809
Bending Moment
Pound-Force-Inch [lbf-in] Netwon-Meter [N-m] 0.112 985 Netwon-Meter [N-m] Pound-Force-Inch [lbf-in] 8.850 732
Pound-Force-Foot [lbf-ft] Newton-Meter [N-m] 1.355 818 Newton-Meter [N-m] Pound-Force-Foot [lbf-ft] 0.737 562
Pressure, Stress
Pound-Force per
Square Inch [lbf/in2]Kilopascal [kPa] 6.894 757 Kilopascal [kPa] Pound-Force per
Square Inch [lbf/in2]0.145 038
Foot of Water (39.2 F) Kilopascal [kPa] 2.988 980 Kilopascal [kPa] Foot of Water (39.2 F) 0.334 562
Inch of Mercury (32 F) Kilopascal [kPa] 3.386 380 Kilopascal [kPa] Inch of Mercury (32 F) 0.295 301
Energy, Work, Heat
Foot-Pound-Force [ft-lbf] Joule [J] 1.355 818 Joule [J] Foot-Pound-Force [ft-lbf] 0.737 562
British Thermal Unit [Btu] Joule [J] 1,055.056 Joule [J] British Thermal Unit [Btu] 0.000948
Calorie [cal] Joule [J] 4.186 800 Joule [J] Calorie [cal] 0.238 846
Kilowatt Hour [kW-h] Joule [J] 3,600,000 Joule [J] Kilowatt Hour [kW-h] 2.78-7
Power
Foot-Pound-Force
/Second [ft-lbs/s] Watt [W] 1.355 818 Watt [W] Foot-Pound-Force
/Second [ft-lbs/s] 0.737 562
British Thermal Unit
/Hour [Btu/h] Watt [W] 0.293 071 Watt [W] British Thermal Unit
/Hour [Btu/h] 3.412 142
Horsepower
(550 Ft. Lbf/s) [hp] Kilowatt [kW] 0.745 700 Kilowatt [kW] Horsepower
(550 Ft. Lbf/s) [hp] 1.341 022
Angle
Degree Radian [rad] 0.017 453 Radian [rad] Degree 57.295 788
Temperature
Degree Fahrenheit [F] Degree Celsius [C] (F° -32)/1.8 Degree Celsius [C] Degree Fahrenheit [F] 1.8xC°+32
Unit Conversions
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Metal Framing Components
PS CT ..................................................................73
PS KW.................................................................48
PS LS ..................................................................47
PS ML .................................................................47
PS MU.................................................................76
PS NS .................................................................47
PS NS S ..............................................................47
PS PP ..................................................................78
PS RS .................................................................47
PS SS ..................................................................47
PS TG ..................................................................47
PS TP ..................................................................73
PS UB .................................................................76
PS 004M - PS 038M ...........................................75
PS 004T - PS 106N .............................................74
PS 51 ..................................................................72
PS 52E ................................................................75
PS 67 ..................................................................70
PS 69 ..................................................................71
PS 83 ..................................................................45
PS 85 ..................................................................67
PS 86 ..................................................................68
PS 93 ..................................................................68
PS 94 ..................................................................68
PS 95 ..................................................................68
PS 100 ................................................................22
PS 100 ................................................................22
PS 100 2T3 .........................................................22
PS 100 EH ...........................................................22
PS 100 H .............................................................22
PS 100 K06 .........................................................22
PS 100 S .............................................................22
PS 135 ................................................................46
PS 135X ..............................................................67
PS 137 ................................................................71
PS 146 ................................................................46
PS 150 ................................................................24
PS 150 ................................................................24
PS 150 2T3 .........................................................24
PS 150 2T3 EH ....................................................24
PS 150 EH ...........................................................24
PS 150 H .............................................................24
PS 150 K06 .........................................................24
PS 150 S .............................................................24
PS 152 ................................................................94
PS 200 ................................................................26
PS 200 ................................................................26
PS 200 2T2 .........................................................28
PS 200 2T2 .........................................................28
PS 200 2T3 .........................................................26
PS 200 2T4 .........................................................28
PS 200 2T4 .........................................................28
PS 200 2T5 .........................................................28
PS 200 2T5 .........................................................28
PS 200 3T6 .........................................................28
PS 200 3T6 .........................................................28
PS 200 EH ...........................................................26
PS 200 EH 2T3 ....................................................28
PS 200 H .............................................................26
PS 200 H3 ...........................................................26
PS 200 K06 .........................................................26
PS 200 PLA .........................................................29
PS 200 PLC ........................................................29
PS 200 PLC ........................................................29
PS 200 S .............................................................26
PS 200 SB ...........................................................26
PS 202 ................................................................48
PS 203 ................................................................48
PS 204 ................................................................48
PS 205 ................................................................48
PS 209 ................................................................45
PS 210 ................................................................30
PS 210 ................................................................30
PS 210 2T3 .........................................................30
PS 210 EH ...........................................................30
PS 210 H .............................................................30
PS 210 K06 .........................................................30
PS 210 S .............................................................30
PS 211 ................................................................46
PS 230 ................................................................46
PS 231 ................................................................46
PS 270 ................................................................72
PS 285 ................................................................94
PS 285 N .............................................................94
PS 300 ................................................................32
PS 300 ................................................................32
PS 300 2T3 .........................................................32
PS 300 2T3 EH ....................................................32
PS 300 EH ...........................................................32
PS 300 H .............................................................32
PS 300 K06 .........................................................32
PS 300 S .............................................................32
PS 349 ................................................................92
PS 400 ................................................................34
PS 400 ................................................................34
PS 400 2T3 .........................................................34
PS 400 EH ...........................................................34
PS 400 H .............................................................34
PS 400 K06 .........................................................34
PS 400 S .............................................................34
PS 449 ................................................................93
PS 500 ................................................................36
PS 500 2T3 .........................................................36
PS 500 2T3 EH ....................................................36
PS 500 EH ...........................................................36
PS 500 H .............................................................36
PS 500 S .............................................................36
PS 517 ................................................................47
PS 520 ................................................................38
PS 520 2T3 .........................................................38
PS 520 EH ...........................................................38
PS 520 H .............................................................38
PS 520 S .............................................................38
PS 560 ................................................................40
PS 560 2T3 .........................................................40
PS 560 EH ...........................................................40
PS 560 H .............................................................40
PS 560 S .............................................................40
PS 600J ..............................................................96
PS 601 ................................................................50
PS 602 ................................................................50
PS 603 ................................................................52
PS 604 ................................................................52
PS 605 ................................................................52
PS 606 ................................................................53
PS 607 ................................................................53
PS 609 ................................................................57
PS 611 ................................................................57
PS 612 ................................................................57
PS 613 ................................................................57
PS 614 ................................................................53
PS 615 ................................................................53
PS 616 ................................................................59
PS 617 ................................................................50
PS 618 ................................................................50
PS 619 ................................................................50
PS 620 ................................................................51
PS 621 ................................................................51
PS 622 ................................................................54
PS 623 ................................................................58
PS 624 ................................................................54
PS 626 ................................................................63
PS 629 ................................................................59
PS 631 ................................................................59
PS 633 ................................................................55
PS 644 ................................................................59
PS 645 ................................................................59
PS 646 ................................................................59
PS 647 ................................................................56
PS 649 ................................................................88
PS 651 ................................................................63
PS 653 ................................................................92
PS 654 ...............................................................92
PS 655 ................................................................84
PS 656 ................................................................84
PS 656 ................................................................93
PS 658 ................................................................86
PS 659 ................................................................86
PS 660 ................................................................53
PS 661 T1 ...........................................................63
PS 661 T2 ...........................................................63
PS 665 ................................................................60
PS 666 ................................................................60
PS 667 ................................................................60
PS 668 ................................................................60
PS 669 ................................................................61
Metal Framing Part Number Index
Part Number or Description ............................Page Part Number or Description ............................Page Part Number or Description ............................Page
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"
1
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"
PS 781 ................................................................55
PS 791 ................................................................89
PS 793 ................................................................55
PS 803 ................................................................84
PS 804 ................................................................59
PS 805 ................................................................88
PS 806 ................................................................52
PS 807 ................................................................85
PS 808 T1 ...........................................................63
PS 808 T2 ...........................................................63
PS 809 ................................................................63
PS 810 ................................................................55
PS 812 ................................................................56
PS 815 ................................................................77
PS 816 ................................................................77
PS 821 ................................................................60
PS 822 ................................................................51
PS 825 ................................................................64
PS 826 ................................................................64
PS 838 ................................................................64
PS 854 ................................................................51
PS 855 ................................................................65
PS 858 ................................................................67
PS 865 ................................................................67
PS 871 ................................................................67
PS 888 ................................................................50
PS 889 ................................................................50
PS 901 ................................................................84
PS 901 ................................................................93
PS 902 ................................................................84
PS 907 ................................................................66
PS 913 ................................................................60
PS 916 ................................................................66
PS 921 ................................................................52
PS 922 ................................................................59
PS 923 ................................................................60
PS 925 ................................................................51
PS 926 ................................................................54
PS 927 ................................................................54
PS 928 ................................................................57
PS 929 ................................................................58
PS 930 ................................................................84
PS 942 ................................................................88
PS 943 ................................................................60
PS 945 ................................................................60
PS 978 ................................................................58
PS 993 ................................................................59
PS 998 ................................................................66
PS 1000 ..............................................................70
PS 1004 ..............................................................59
PS 1100 ..............................................................70
PS 1116 ..............................................................70
PS 1117 ..............................................................70
PS 1154 ..............................................................92
PS 1200 ..............................................................71
PS 1300 ..............................................................70
PS 1450 ..............................................................72
PS 1500 ..............................................................89
PS 1510 ..............................................................89
PS 1610 ..............................................................90
PS 1801 ..............................................................89
PS 1901 ..............................................................77
PS 1902 ..............................................................78
PS 1911 ..............................................................77
PS 2007 ..............................................................54
PS 2008 ..............................................................98
PS 2010 ..............................................................98
PS 2011 ..............................................................98
PS 2013 ..............................................................97
PS 2014 ..............................................................97
PS 2015 ..............................................................97
PS 2016 ..............................................................97
PS 2017 ..............................................................98
PS 2018 ..............................................................98
PS 2019 ..............................................................98
PS 2023 ..............................................................98
PS 2024 ..............................................................98
PS 2025 ..............................................................98
PS 2026 ..............................................................98
PS 2029 ..............................................................96
PS 2033 ..............................................................97
PS 2034 ..............................................................97
PS 2037 ..............................................................98
PS 2041 ..............................................................98
PS 2054 ..............................................................55
PS 2064 ..............................................................61
PS 2094 ..............................................................87
PS 2112 ..............................................................51
PS 2113 ..............................................................54
PS 2117 ..............................................................59
PS 2119 ..............................................................57
PS 2128 ..............................................................60
PS 2129 ..............................................................60
PS 2144 ..............................................................52
PS 2190 ..............................................................51
PS 2404 thru PS 2408 ........................................64
PS 2421 ..............................................................65
PS 2422 ..............................................................64
PS 2504 ..............................................................50
PS 2511 ..............................................................84
PS 2514 ..............................................................60
PS 2520 ..............................................................52
PS 2521 ..............................................................62
PS 2522 ..............................................................62
PS 2523 ..............................................................56
PS 2524 ..............................................................62
PS 2525 ..............................................................62
PS 2528 ..............................................................62
PS 2528 1 ...........................................................62
PS 2532 ..............................................................56
PS 2545 ..............................................................52
PS 2560 ..............................................................84
Metal Framing Part Number Index
PS 670 ................................................................61
PS 671 ................................................................88
PS 677 ................................................................58
PS 678 ................................................................58
PS 679 ................................................................57
PS 680 ................................................................94
PS 684 ................................................................66
PS 685 ................................................................65
PS 686 ................................................................66
PS 687A ..............................................................58
PS 687B ..............................................................58
PS 687C ..............................................................58
PS 689A ..............................................................54
PS 689B ..............................................................54
PS 692 ................................................................56
PS 693 ................................................................88
PS 694 ................................................................88
PS 700J ..............................................................97
PS 702 ................................................................86
PS 702 D .............................................................86
PS 703 ................................................................86
PS 703 D .............................................................86
PS 704 ................................................................59
PS 707 ................................................................84
PS 707 ................................................................84
PS 707 P .............................................................84
PS 708 ................................................................63
PS 709 ................................................................58
PS 710 ................................................................57
PS 711 ................................................................57
PS 712 ................................................................51
PS 713 ................................................................53
PS 714 ................................................................51
PS 715 ................................................................53
PS 716 ................................................................53
PS 718 ................................................................50
PS 719 ................................................................50
PS 720 ................................................................53
PS 721 ................................................................58
PS 722 ................................................................90
PS 732 ................................................................63
PS 733 ................................................................58
PS 734 ................................................................58
PS 735 ................................................................58
PS 736 ................................................................66
PS 744 ................................................................51
PS 745 ................................................................53
PS 746 ................................................................54
PS 747 ................................................................51
PS 748 ................................................................54
PS 750 ................................................................51
PS 752 ................................................................54
PS 756 ................................................................57
PS 760 ................................................................89
PS 763 ................................................................52
PS 764 ................................................................52
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PS 2561 ..............................................................84
PS 2580 ..............................................................84
PS 2581 ..............................................................84
PS 2582 ..............................................................88
PS 2585 ..............................................................84
PS 2601 ..............................................................57
PS 2621 ..............................................................87
PS 2622 ..............................................................66
PS 2623 ..............................................................67
PS 2624 ..............................................................66
PS 2625 ..............................................................84
PS 2626 ..............................................................67
PS 2627 ..............................................................89
PS 2631 ..............................................................85
PS 2631D ............................................................85
PS 2632 ..............................................................85
PS 2632D ............................................................85
PS 2636 ..............................................................86
PS 2637 ..............................................................86
PS 2639 ..............................................................87
PS 2640 ..............................................................84
PS 2648 ..............................................................57
PS 2651 ..............................................................65
PS 2653 ..............................................................66
PS 2654 ..............................................................68
PS 2654A ............................................................68
PS 2656 ..............................................................65
PS 2657 ..............................................................65
PS 2660 ..............................................................87
PS 2661 ..............................................................87
PS 2662 A ...........................................................87
PS 2700 ..............................................................88
PS 2800 ..............................................................88
PS 2801 ..............................................................88
PS 2802 ..............................................................88
PS 2803 ..............................................................88
PS 3013 ..............................................................61
PS 3013 SQ ........................................................61
PS 3017 ..............................................................96
PS 3025 ..............................................................61
PS 3025 FL .........................................................61
PS 3029 ..............................................................62
PS 3029 SQ ........................................................62
PS 3033 ..............................................................61
PS 3033 SQ ........................................................61
PS 3040 ..............................................................61
PS 3041 ..............................................................61
PS 3049 ..............................................................53
PS 3060 ..............................................................56
PS 3064 ..............................................................62
PS 3064 SQ ........................................................62
PS 3126 ..............................................................72
PS 3138 ..............................................................72
PS 3164 ..............................................................64
PS 3201 ..............................................................67
PS 3281 ..............................................................46
PS 3282 ..............................................................64
PS 3301 ..............................................................85
PS 3326 ..............................................................54
PS 3373 ..............................................................53
PS 3500 ..............................................................46
PS 3700 ..............................................................94
PS 3792 ..............................................................75
PS 4017 ..............................................................96
PS 6024 ..............................................................45
PS 6064 ..............................................................46
PS 6072 ..............................................................45
PS 6075 ..............................................................45
PS 6108 ..............................................................45
PS 6112 ..............................................................45
PS 6151 ..............................................................93
PS 6152 ..............................................................42
PS 6153 ..............................................................42
PS 9050 ..............................................................42
PS 9400 ..............................................................55
PS 9401 ..............................................................55
PS 9402 ..............................................................55
PS 9403 ..............................................................56
PS 9404 ..............................................................56
PS 33010 ............................................................83
Power-Angle
PA 1SC ..............................................................100
PA 1GP ..............................................................100
PA 1RC ..............................................................100
PA 1SNB ...........................................................100
PA 1RP ..............................................................100
PA 158 ..............................................................100
PA 238 ..............................................................100
PA 318 ..............................................................100
Fiberglass Framing
20P-2500, 20V-2500.........................................114
20P-2502, 20V-2502.........................................114
20P-2504, 20V-2504.........................................114
20P-2506, 20V-2506.........................................114
20P-2508, 20V-2508.........................................114
20P-2510, 20V-2510.........................................114
20P-2512, 20V-2512.........................................114
20P-2514, 20V-2514.........................................114
20P-2516, 20V-2516.........................................115
20P-2518, 20V-2518.........................................115
20P-2520, 20V-2520.........................................115
20P-2522, 20V-2522.........................................115
20P-2524, 20V-2524.........................................115
20P-2526, 20V-2526.........................................115
20P-2528, 20V-2528.........................................115
20P-2530, 20V-2530.........................................115
20P-2534, 20V-2534.........................................115
20P-2540, 20V-2540.........................................115
20P-2541, 20V-2541.........................................115
20P-2542 ..........................................................116
20V-2542 ..........................................................116
20P-2800, 20V-2800.........................................114
20P-2802, 20V-2802.........................................114
20P-2804, 20V-2804.........................................114
20P-2806, 20V-2806.........................................114
20P-2808, 20V-2808.........................................114
20P-2810R, 20V-2810R ....................................114
20P-2810L, 20V-2810L.....................................114
20P-2812, 20V-2812.........................................114
20P-2814, 20V-2814.........................................114
20P-2816R, 20V-2816R ....................................115
20P-2816L, 20V-2816L.....................................115
20P-2818, 20V-2818.........................................115
20P-2820, 20V-2820.........................................115
20P-2822, 20V-2822.........................................115
20P-2824, 20V-2824.........................................115
20P-2826, 20V-2826.........................................115
20P-2828, 20V-2828.........................................115
20P-2830, 20V-2830.........................................115
20P-2834, 20V-2834.........................................115
20P-2840, 20V-2840.........................................115
20E-5000 ..........................................................119
20PU-5853 (15⁄8"), 20PU-5854 (11⁄2"), ..............116
20PP-5854 (11⁄2"), 20PP-5855 (11⁄2").................116
20PU-5855 (15⁄8"), 20PP-5853 (15⁄8"), ..............116
20PU-5903 (31⁄4"), 20PU-5904 (3"), .................116
20PP-5904 (3"), 20PP-5905 (21⁄4") ....................116
20PU-5905 (21⁄4"), 20PP-5903 (31⁄4"), ..............116
50PU-1508 ........................................................116
50PU-2008 ........................................................116
50PU-2045 (15⁄8") ..............................................116
50PU-2538 ........................................................116
50PU-2611 ........................................................115
50PU-2611-SP ..................................................116
50PU-2613 ........................................................116
50PU-2616 ........................................................116
50PU-26361, 50PU-2636A2,
50PU-2636B3, 50PU-29364 .............................116
50PU-500SP .....................................................117
50PU-2090 ........................................................116
100-1500 ..........................................................123
100-1501 ..........................................................123
100-1502 ..........................................................123
100-1503 ..........................................................123
100-1504 ..........................................................123
100-1505 ..........................................................123
100-1506 ..........................................................123
100-1507 ..........................................................123
100-1508 ..........................................................123
100-1509 ..........................................................123
100-1510 ..........................................................123
100-1511 ..........................................................123
100-1512 ..........................................................123
100-1513 ..........................................................123
100-1514 ..........................................................123
200-3100 ..........................................................117
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200-3110 ..........................................................117
200-3120 ..........................................................117
200-3130 ..........................................................117
200-3140 ..........................................................117
200-3150 ..........................................................117
200-3160 ..........................................................117
200-3170 ..........................................................117
200-3180 ..........................................................117
200-3190 ..........................................................117
200-3200 ..........................................................117
200-3210 ..........................................................117
200-3827 ..........................................................124
200-3828 ..........................................................124
200-3829 ..........................................................124
200-3830 ..........................................................124
200-3831 ..........................................................124
200-3840 ..........................................................124
200-3841 ..........................................................124
200-3842 ..........................................................124
200-3843 ..........................................................124
200-4217 ..........................................................122
200-4219 ..........................................................122
200-4226 ..........................................................122
200-4227 ..........................................................122
200-4341 ..........................................................122
200-4342 ..........................................................122
200-4343 ..........................................................122
375PU-BCCLP ...................................................123
1000E-999 ........................................................121
1000PU-000 ......................................................121
1000PU-FN-000 ................................................121
1000V-000 ........................................................121
10PU-CN ...........................................................122
10PU-CNMHD ...................................................122
10PU-CNS .........................................................122
12PU-CN ...........................................................122
12PU-CNMHD ...................................................122
16PU-CNMHD ...................................................122
20E-5000 ..........................................................119
20N-ARM08 ......................................................125
20N-ARM14 ......................................................125
20N-ARM17 ......................................................125
20N-ARM23 ......................................................125
20N-STA21........................................................125
20N-STA33........................................................125
20PU-5852, 20PU-5852 RD ..............................126
20PU-5853 HD, 20PU-5854 HD ........................126
20PU-CNMHD ...................................................122
20V-2BC-25 ......................................................122
20V-2BC-37 ......................................................122
20V-2BC-50 ......................................................122
250E-999 ..........................................................121
250PU-000 ........................................................121
250PU-075 ........................................................120
250PU-100 ........................................................120
250PU-150 ........................................................120
250PU-CN .........................................................122
312PU-CN .........................................................122
375E-999 ..........................................................121
375PU-000 ........................................................121
375PU-125 ........................................................120
375PU-150 ........................................................120
375PU-200 ........................................................120
375PU-250 ........................................................120
375PU-300 ........................................................120
375PU-BC .........................................................123
375PU-BCCL .....................................................123
375PU-CN .........................................................122
375PU-CNHD ....................................................122
375PU-FN-000 ..................................................121
375V-000 ..........................................................121
375V-100 ..........................................................121
375V-125 ..........................................................121
375V-150 ..........................................................121
375V-175 ..........................................................121
375V-200 ..........................................................121
375V-250 ..........................................................121
375V-300 ..........................................................121
375V-350 ..........................................................121
375V-400 ..........................................................121
390N-150 ..........................................................124
390N-BLT ..........................................................124
390N-CLP .........................................................124
500E-999 ..........................................................121
500PU-000 ........................................................121
500PU-125 ........................................................120
500PU-150 ........................................................120
500PU-200 ........................................................120
500PU-250 ........................................................120
500PU-300 ........................................................120
500PU-350 ........................................................120
500PU-BC .........................................................123
500PU-CN .........................................................122
500PU-CNHD ....................................................122
500PU-FN-000 ..................................................121
500V-000 ..........................................................121
600-1500 ..........................................................131
600-1600 ..........................................................131
600-2200 ..........................................................131
625E-999 ..........................................................121
625PU-000 ........................................................121
625PU-125 ........................................................120
625PU-150 ........................................................120
625PU-200 ........................................................120
625PU-250 ........................................................120
625PU-300 ........................................................120
625PU-350 ........................................................120
625PU-CNHD ....................................................122
625PU-FN-000 ..................................................121
625V-000 ..........................................................121
750E-999 ..........................................................121
750PU-000 ........................................................121
750PU-CNHD ....................................................122
750PU-FN-000 ..................................................121
750V-000 ..........................................................121
AIC-CH-P ..........................................................124
AIC-CH-V .........................................................124
AIC-EC .............................................................119
CVHPU-100 .......................................................123
CVHPU-150 .......................................................123
CVHPU-200 .......................................................123
CVHPU-400 .......................................................123
CVHPU-600 .......................................................123
NCP-025 ...........................................................119
NCP-100 ...........................................................119
NCP-625 ...........................................................119
NCP-875 ...........................................................119
NCT-025 ............................................................119
NCT-100 ............................................................119
NCT-625 ............................................................119
NCT-875 ............................................................119
PCR-050 ...........................................................118
PCR-075 ...........................................................118
PCR-100 ...........................................................118
PCR-125 ...........................................................118
PCR-150 ...........................................................118
PCR-200 ...........................................................118
PCR-250 ...........................................................118
PCR-300 ...........................................................118
PCR-400 ...........................................................118
PCR-600 ...........................................................118
PCR-800 ...........................................................118
PS050 ...............................................................118
PS075 ...............................................................118
PS100 ...............................................................118
PS150 ...............................................................118
PS200 ...............................................................118
PS250 ...............................................................118
PS300 ...............................................................118
PS350 ...............................................................118
PS400 ...............................................................118
PS500 ...............................................................118
PS600 ...............................................................118
PS800 ...............................................................118
PS1000 .............................................................118
PS1200 .............................................................118
PS1400 .............................................................118
PS1600 .............................................................118
PS1800 .............................................................118
RGBC-1 .............................................................123
RGBC-2 .............................................................123
RGBC-3 .............................................................123
UB-050 ..............................................................120
UB-075 ..............................................................120
UB-100 ..............................................................120
UB-125 ..............................................................120
UB-150 ..............................................................120
UB-200 ..............................................................120
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UB-250 ..............................................................120
UB-300 ..............................................................120
UB-350 ..............................................................120
UB-400 ..............................................................120
UB-600 ..............................................................120
WR375 ..............................................................121
WR500 ..............................................................121
WR625 ..............................................................121
WR750 ..............................................................121
AIC-EC ..............................................................119
Fiberglass Structural Shapes
18X-1100-20 .....................................................127
18X-1110-20 .....................................................127
18X-1120-20 .....................................................127
18X-1130-20 .....................................................127
18X-1200-20 .....................................................127
18X-1300-20 .....................................................127
18X-1310-20 .....................................................127
18X-1320-20 .....................................................127
18X-1400-20 .....................................................127
18X-1410-20 .....................................................127
18X-1420-20 .....................................................127
18X-1500-20 .....................................................127
18X-1510-20 .....................................................127
18X-2100-20 .....................................................127
18X-2110-20 .....................................................127
18X-2120-20 .....................................................127
18X-2130-20 .....................................................127
18X-2140-20 .....................................................127
18X-2160-20 .....................................................127
18X-2170-20 .....................................................127
18X-2180-20 .....................................................127
18X-2190-25 .....................................................127
18X-2200-20 .....................................................127
18X-2210-25 .....................................................127
18X-2220-25 .....................................................127
18X-2230-20 .....................................................127
18X-2240-20 .....................................................127
18X-2300-20 .....................................................127
18X-2400-20 .....................................................127
18X-2500-20 .....................................................127
18X-2600-20 .....................................................127
18X-2700-20 .....................................................127
18X-2800-20 .....................................................127
18X-2900-20 .....................................................127
18X-2916-20 .....................................................127
18X-3078-20 .....................................................127
18X-3100-20 .....................................................128
18X-3110-20 .....................................................128
18X-3111-20 .....................................................128
18X-3112-20 .....................................................127
18X-3114-20 .....................................................127
18X-3120-20 .....................................................128
18X-3121-20 .....................................................128
18X-3130-20 .....................................................128
18X-3130-20 .....................................................130
18X-3140-20 .....................................................128
18X-3200-20 .....................................................128
18X-3300-20 .....................................................128
18X-3310-20 .....................................................128
18X-3310-20 .....................................................130
18X-3400-20 .....................................................128
18X-3400-20 .....................................................130
18X-3410-20 .....................................................128
18X-3500-20 .....................................................128
18X-3500-20 .....................................................130
18X-3510-20 .....................................................128
18X-3510-20 .....................................................130
18X-3600-20 .....................................................128
18X-3600-20 .....................................................130
18X-3610-20 .....................................................128
18X-3610-20 .....................................................130
18X-3800-20 .....................................................128
18X-3800-20 .....................................................130
18X-3810-20 .....................................................128
18X-3900-20 .....................................................128
18X-3900-20 .....................................................130
18X-4100 ..........................................................128
18X-4118-20 .....................................................127
18X-4118-20 .....................................................128
18X-4138-20 .....................................................127
18X-4200 ..........................................................128
18X-4300 ..........................................................128
18X-4400 ..........................................................128
18X-4500 ..........................................................128
18X-4600 ..........................................................128
18X-4700 ..........................................................128
18X-4800 ..........................................................128
18X-5100-20 .....................................................128
18X-5125-20 .....................................................128
18X*-5125-20 ...................................................130
18X-5150-20 .....................................................128
18X-5150-20 .....................................................130
18X-5200-20 .....................................................128
18X-5218-20 .....................................................128
18X-6118-96 .....................................................129
18X-6158-20 .....................................................127
18X-6210-96 .....................................................129
18X-6212-96 .....................................................129
18X-6312-96 .....................................................129
18X-6314-96 .....................................................129
18X-6338-96 .....................................................129
18X-6414-20 .....................................................128
18X-6418-96 .....................................................129
18X-6612-96 .....................................................129
18X-6614-96 .....................................................129
18X-7100-20 .....................................................129
18X-7118-20 .....................................................129
18X-7214-20 .....................................................129
18X-7300-20 .....................................................129
18X-7312-20 .....................................................129
18X-7314-20 .....................................................129
18X-7418-20 .....................................................129
18X-10234-20 ...................................................127
18X-31316-20 ...................................................127
18X-61116-20 ...................................................127
18X-61121-96 ...................................................129
18X-70012-20 ...................................................128
18X-70014-20 ...................................................128
18X-70018-20 ...................................................128
18X-70034-20 ...................................................128
18X-70035-20 ...................................................128
18X-70038-20 ...................................................128
18X-70058-20 ...................................................128
18X-70100-20 ...................................................128
18X-70112-20 ...................................................128
18X-70114-20 ...................................................128
18X-70200-20 ...................................................128
18X-70212-20 ...................................................128
18X-70300-20 ...................................................128
18X-74316-20 ...................................................129
18X-82316-20 ...................................................127
18X-111214-20 .................................................128
18X-211214-20 .................................................128
18X-412138-20 .................................................128
18X-418214-20 .................................................128
18X-438138-20 .................................................128
18X-518218-20 .................................................128
18X-603414-96 .................................................129
18X-605814-96 .................................................129
18X-611238-96 .................................................129
18X-612212-20 .................................................128
18X-613414-96 .................................................129
18X-700316-20 .................................................128
18X-700516-20 .................................................128
18X-711214-20 .................................................129
18X-711218-20 .................................................129
18X-711414-20 .................................................129
18X-711418-20 .................................................129
18X-713414-20 .................................................129
18X-713418-20 .................................................129
18X-6114316-96 ...............................................129
18X-6212316-96 ...............................................129
18X-7001316-20 ...............................................128
18X-7114332-20 ...............................................129
18X-11211214-20 .............................................128
18X-93618316-20 .............................................129
18X-93818316-20 .............................................129
18X-DF-20 ........................................................129
18X-HS-20 ........................................................129
18X-TH-20 ........................................................129
AIC-ADJ-90-11⁄2 ................................................130
AIC-ADJ-90-11⁄4 ................................................130
AIC-FC-412 .......................................................130
AIC-FC-414 .......................................................130
AIC-FIXED-90-11⁄2 .............................................130
AIC-FIXED-90-11⁄4 .............................................130
AIC-FIXED-T-11⁄2 ................................................130
AIC-FIXED-T-11⁄4 ................................................130
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15⁄8" Offset Zee Connector ...............................................................................56
17⁄8" Offset Zee Connector ...............................................................................56
37 1⁄2° Degree Stair Tread Support ..................................................................64
4" Receptacle Box With Knock-outs ................................................................ 87
45˚ Diagonal Tube Brace .................................................................................56
45° Degree Stair Tread Support ...................................................................... 65
Adjustable Brace ............................................................................................. 55
Adjustable Pipe Clamps ................................................................................117
Aickin Distributor Literature Displays ............................................................131
Aickinclamps Design Load Information ......................................................... 117
Aickingrate Pultruded Specifications .............................................................135
Aickingrate® Fiberglass Grating.....................................................................133
AickinGrate® Icons .......................................................................................... 18
Aickingrate® Pultruded Grating .................................................................... 135
Aickinplate ....................................................................................................142
Aickinshape® Structural Shapes ....................................................................127
Aickinshapes® Icons ....................................................................................... 18
Aickinstrut Back-to-Back Channel ................................................................. 111
Aickinstrut Beam Loading – PVC ..................................................................112
Aickinstrut Channel Profiles .......................................................................... 111
Aickinstrut Chemical Compatibility Table ...............................................108-109
Aickinstrut Flange Loading ............................................................................ 112
Aickinstrut Polyester/Vinyl Ester Beam Loading ............................................ 113
Aickinstrut Rigid Pipe Clamp Sample ............................................................ 131
Aickinstrut Sample Box ................................................................................. 131
Aickinstrut Section Properties .......................................................................112
Aickinstrut Slotted Channel (1" x 3⁄8" Holes) ..................................................111
Aickinstrut Specifications ....................................................... 106-107, 116-117
Aickinstrut Standard Channel ........................................................................ 111
Aickinstrut Technical Information ..................................................................110
Aickinstrut With Concrete Inserts .................................................................111
Aickinstrut® Icons ......................................................................................16-18
Aickinzap ......................................................................................................131
A-Konnector Rod Couplers ........................................................................... 124
All-Thread Washers ....................................................................................... 121
Aluminum (AL) .................................................................................................9
Aluminum Raceway Closure Strip ................................................................... 84
Angle Plate Connector, R or L .........................................................................53
Angle Tee Plate, R or L .................................................................................... 53
Angular “I” Beam Clamp .................................................................................65
Basic Fluorescent Support System ................................................................82
Basic Mercury Vapor Support System ............................................................ 83
Beam Clamp .....................................................................65-67, 74, 75, 77, 133
Beam Clip ......................................................................................................123
Beam Load (Static) Conversion Factors ........................................................ 148
Bus Duct Connection Clevis ............................................................................ 89
“C" Clamp ........................................................................................................ 68
Cable Tray Strut Bracket .................................................................................. 64
Capacity ........................................................................................................142
Cast Iron Pipe Data .......................................................................................158
Channel (13⁄16" x 13⁄16" x 19 ga.) ....................................................................96-97
Channel Capping Strip ..................................................................................119
Channel End Cap ........................................................................................... 119
Channel Hanger .............................................................................. 85-86, 95-96
Channel Icons .................................................................................................11
Channel Nut Selection Chart ...........................................................................42
Channel Nut with Stud .................................................................................... 47
Channel Nuts ................................................................................................. 122
Channel Spacers ........................................................................................... 117
Channel with Elongated Holes ..21, 22, 25, 27, 28, 30, 35, 38, 40, 41, 44-46, 48
Channel with Holes ................................... 21, 22, 25, 28, 35, 38, 41, 44, 46, 48
Channel with Holes on Three Sides (H3) .........................................................21
Channel with Knockouts .............................................. 21, 22, 25, 28, 35, 38, 41
Channel with Slots ....................................21, 22, 25, 28, 35, 38, 41, 44, 46, 48
Channel with Slotted Back ......................................................................... 21, 28
Channels – American Standard ..................................................................... 160
Chemical Compatibility Table .................................................................118-119
Clamping Nut with Long Spring ...................................................................... 47
Clamping Nut with Short Spring ..................................................................... 47
Clamping Nut without Spring .......................................................................... 47
Clevis Hanger for use with PS 150, PS 20 ...................................................... 83
Clevis Hangers .............................................................................................. 123
Column Attachment ........................................................................................ 68
Concrete Deck Insert .......................................................................................94
Concrete Insert Nut (for use with PS 285) ..................................................... 94
Concrete Inserts Icons .................................................................................... 15
Conduit Clamp ................................................................................................ 72
Conduit Connector Fitting ............................................................................... 84
Conduit Spacings .......................................................................................... 153
Conduit Swing Fitting ...................................................................................... 87
Continuous Concrete Insert (15⁄8" x 1") ............................................................ 93
Continuous Concrete Insert (15⁄8" x 13⁄8") ......................................................... 92
Continuous Thread Rod ..................................................................................46
Cope-Glas Beam Clamps ...............................................................................123
Copper Tube Data ..........................................................................................156
Corner Angle ................................................................................................... 52
Corner Connector ............................................................................................55
Cross Connector .............................................................................................51
Cross Inside Strut Joiner ................................................................................ 88
Cross Plate ......................................................................................................51
Cross Plate Angle ............................................................................................ 53
Cup Support for Standard Single Strut ...........................................................58
Cush-a-Clamp® Assembly Omega Series ........................................................ 75
Cush-a-Clamp® Assembly Pipe & Tube Series ................................................ 74
Cush-a-Clamp® Assembly U–Bolt Series ........................................................ 76
Cush-A-Grip® .................................................................................................. 73
Cush-A-Therm™ .............................................................................................73
Custom Fabrication and Promotional Material .............................................. 131
Decorative End Cap ......................................................................................... 42
Design Load Data .......................................................................................... 149
Diagonal Tube Brace .......................................................................................55
Double 45° Connector ..................................................................................... 51
Double Adjustable Brace ................................................................................. 55
Double Channel Bracket .................................................................................. 63
Double Channel Bracket Support .................................................................... 64
Double Column Post Base ..........................................................................61-62
Double Conveyor Adjusting Nut ...................................................................... 46
Double Pipe Axle Support ...............................................................................64
Double U Beam Clamp .................................................................................... 65
Double-Column Post Base .........................................................................69-70
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Double-Slotted Corner Connector ................................................................... 54
Duraclamp C-Clamps .................................................................................... 124
Economy Raceway System Fluorescent .......................................................... 82
Eight-Hole "U" Support .................................................................................... 58
Eight-Hole Double Corner Connector .............................................................. 60
Eight-Hole Double Wing Connector ................................................................. 60
Eight-Hole Gussetted Double Corner Connector .............................................60
Elbow Inside Strut Joiner ................................................................................ 88
Electrical Box Adapter Plate ............................................................................ 89
Electrical Icons ................................................................................................15
Electrical Joiner ............................................................................................. 88
Electrical Metallic Tubing Data ......................................................................153
Electrical Systems ............................................................................................. 4
Electro-Galvanized (EG) ..................................................................................8
EMT Conduit Clamp ........................................................................................ 70
End Cap ........................................................................................................... 96
End Cap With Knock-Out ................................................................................. 84
Eyelet ..............................................................................................................48
Eyelet with Stud ..............................................................................................48
E-Z Grip Hanger .............................................................................................. 71
Fabricated Beam Clamps ...............................................................................122
Fasteners Icons ............................................................................................... 11
Fender Washer ................................................................................................ 46
Fiberfast Bolts ............................................................................................... 120
Fiberfast Hex Nuts .........................................................................................121
Fiberglass AickinGrate® Icons ......................................................................... 18
Fiberglass Aickinshapes® Icons ...................................................................... 18
Fiberglass Aickinstrut® Icons .....................................................................16-18
Fiberglass Framing ........................................................................................163
Fiberglass Sealers, Coatings ........................................................................ 131
Finishes (Ordering): .......................................................................................... 9
Five-Hole Corner Connector ............................................................................ 54
Five-Hole Double Wing Connector ..................................................................60
Five-Hole Joint Angle Connector ..................................................................... 53
Five-Hole Splice Plate ...................................................................................... 50
Fixture Nut ...................................................................................................... 86
Fixture Stud Nut .............................................................................................. 86
Fixture Wiring Nipple ......................................................................................84
Flat Angle Plate ........................................................................... 50, 58, 97, 107
Flat Connector ................................................................................................. 51
Flat Corner Connector ..................................................................................... 51
Flat Washer ............................................................................................. 53, 131
Fluorescent Fixture Hanger .............................................................................86
Four-Bearing Light Duty Trolley .......................................................................62
Four-Hole Closed Angle Connector ................................................................. 55
Four-Hole Connecting Plate .............................................................................51
Four-Hole Corner Angle ...............................................................53, 61, 98, 108
Four-Hole Corner Connector ............................................. 51, 54, 59, 60, 62, 68
Four-Hole Corner Joint Connector ..................................................................54
Four-Hole Double Corner Connector ............................................................... 60
Four-Hole Hinge Connector ............................................................................. 56
Four-Hole Joint Angle Connector .................................................................... 53
Four-Hole Open Angle Connector .................................................................... 55
Four-Hole Shelf Bracket, R or L .......................................................................98
Four-Hole Splice Clevis ................................................................................... 59
Four-Hole Splice Plate ................................................................. 50, 58, 97, 107
Four-Wheel Trolley .......................................................................................... 62
Ganged Pipe Support ........................................................................................ 7
General Fittings Icons ............................................................................... 12–14
Grating Size ................................................................................................... 134
Green Touch-up Spray Paint ........................................................................... 42
Grid System .................................................................................................... 83
Guided Square Washer ................................................................................... 50
Gusset Plate .................................................................................................. 100
Hand Lay-Up Clevis Hangers ......................................................................... 123
Heavy Duty Beam Clamp ................................................................................. 67
Heavy Duty Channel Nuts ..............................................................................122
Heavy Duty Power-Angle (15⁄8" x 31⁄8" x 12 ga.) ...........................................100
Hex Bolts ....................................................................................................... 120
Hex Flange Bolts ........................................................................................... 120
Hex Flange Nuts ............................................................................................ 121
Hex Head Cap Screw ....................................................................................... 45
Hex Nuts .......................................................................................................121
Hexagon Nut ...................................................................................................45
Hook Rod Assembly ........................................................................................ 66
Hot Rolled Steel Rod ..................................................................................... 158
Hot-Dipped Galvanized (HG) ............................................................................. 8
Hub Assembly ................................................................................................. 87
“I” Bar 1" Thick, 40% Open Area ................................................................... 136
“I” Bar 1" Thick, 60% Open Area ................................................................... 136
“I” Bar 11⁄2" Thick, 40% Open Area ................................................................137
“I” Bar 11⁄2" Thick, 60% Open Area ................................................................137
“I” Beams – American Standard .................................................................... 160
“I” Beam Clamp ..............................................................................................66
Inside Clevis Hanger ....................................................................................... 59
Inside Strut Joiner ..........................................................................................88
Interlocking Channel Bracket ..........................................................................63
Intermediate Metal Conduit Data ................................................................... 154
“J” Pipe or Conduit Hanger ............................................................................. 70
Junction Box ................................................................................................... 87
Junction Box Cover ......................................................................................... 87
Junior Channel Icons ...................................................................................... 16
Junior Channel Nuts ........................................................................................ 96
Knock-out Fluorescent Raceway System ........................................................82
Knock-out Mercury Vapor Raceway System ................................................... 82
Knock-Out Raceway ........................................................................................ 80
Kwik Washer ................................................................................................... 48
Ladder Rung ...................................................................................................65
Light Duty Beam Clamp .................................................................................. 67
Light Duty Power-Angle (15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 14 ga.) ............................................ 100
Light Weight Concrete Insert .......................................................................... 94
Linked Eyelet with Stud ................................................................................... 48
Linked Eyelets ................................................................................................. 48
Load Carrying Capacities of Threaded ................................................................
Loading and Deflection ................................................................................. 133
Lock Washer ................................................................................................... 46
Long Tangent “U” Bolt ....................................................................................71
Maple Cable Clamp ......................................................................................... 90
Maple Cable Saddle .........................................................................................89
Materials Specifications .................................................................................. 10
Maximum Allowable Pull-Out and Slip Loads .................................................20
Maximum Number of Wires Types .................................................................. 80
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Mechanical Systems That Reduce Costs ...........................................................5
Medium Duty Power-Angle (15⁄8" x 23⁄8" x 14 ga.) ........................................ 100
Mercury Vapor Fixture Hanger ........................................................................ 85
Minimum Size Power-Strut Channel ............................................................. 152
Missing Link Multi-Purpose Strut Fastener ..................................................... 47
Molded Beam Clamps ................................................................................... 123
Molded Clevis Hangers ................................................................................. 123
Molded Grating Clips ....................................................................................143
Molded Grating Floor Pedestals .................................................................... 143
Molded Stair Treads ...................................................................................... 141
Mustang Universal One-Piece Pipe & Conduit Clamp .....................................76
Nine-Hole Triple Wing Connector .................................................................... 61
Nonmetallic U-bolts ...................................................................................... 120
O.D. Tubing Clamp .......................................................................................... 71
OEM Components and Maintenance ................................................................. 5
Offset Adjustable Zee Connector ..................................................................... 56
Offset Connector ............................................................................................. 56
One-Hole Angle ............................................................................................... 52
One-Hole Clamp for O.D. Tubing ..................................................................... 72
One-Piece Pipe Strap ...................................................................................... 72
Outlet Box .......................................................................................................87
Overhead Multi-Use Support Systems ............................................................. 6
Overhead Support Vertical to Horizontal ........................................................... 6
Oversize Square Nut ........................................................................................ 45
Parallel Pipe and Conduit Clamp ..................................................................... 75
Parallel Run Pipe Clamp ..................................................................................72
Pipe & Conduit Clamps Icons ......................................................................... 14
Pipe Roller ...................................................................................................... 77
Pipe Stop ........................................................................................................ 63
Pipe-Roller Assembly ......................................................................................78
Plain (PL) ......................................................................................................... 9
Plastic Closure Strip ........................................................................................ 93
Porce -A- Clamp™ ........................................................................................... 90
Porcelain Cable Rack Insulators ......................................................................89
Post Base ........................................................................................................ 61
Power-Angle Beam Load Calculations ........................................................... 101
Power-Angle Column Load Calculations ....................................................... 101
Power-Angle Transverse Stiffeners ............................................................... 101
Power-Angle® Icons ........................................................................................ 16
Power-Gold (ZD) ............................................................................................... 8
Power-green® (GR) ......................................................................................... 9
Power-Pier ...................................................................................................... 78
Power-Rack Stanchions ................................................................................ 125
Power-Wrap™ ................................................................................................. 75
Pregalvanized (PG) ...........................................................................................8
Promotional Material Icons ............................................................................. 18
Pultruded Grating Clips ................................................................................. 143
Pultruded Stair Treads................................................................................... 141
Purlin Clamp ...................................................................................................66
PVC Plastic Pipe Data – Schedule 40 & 80 ................................................... 157
Raceway Closure Strip .................................................................................... 84
Raceway End Caps .......................................................................................... 84
Resin Systems .............................................................................................. 133
Reversible Channel Bracket .............................................................................63
Right Angle Pipe or Conduit Clamp ................................................................. 72
Rigid Caster .................................................................................................. 100
Rigid Pipe Clamps .........................................................................................118
Rod Coupling .................................................................................................. 46
Rod or Insulator Support ................................................................................ 67
Round Head Machine Screw ........................................................................... 45
Saddle Clips .................................................................................................. 122
Saddle Washer ................................................................................................ 58
Safety Anchor Strap ........................................................................................ 67
Screw Concrete Insert .....................................................................................94
Section Modulus for Trapeze Members ......................................................... 152
Seismic Rod Stiffener ..................................................................................... 46
Self-Aligning Two-Hole Angle ..........................................................................52
Serrated Nuts & Bolts ...................................................................................100
Shallow Clamping Nut without Spring ............................................................47
Shelf Attachment Zee ...................................................................................... 56
Shelf Bracket ..............................................................................................63-64
Single Channel Bracket Support ......................................................................63
Single Corner Gussetted Connector, R or L .....................................................60
Single Pipe Axle Support, R or L ..................................................................... 64
Six-Hole Gussetted Corner Connector, R or L ................................................ 54
Six-Hole "U" Support ....................................................................................... 58
Six-Hole Corner Connector, R or L .................................................................. 54
Six-Hole Double Corner Connector ................................................................. 60
Six-Hole Triple Wing Connector ...................................................................... 60
Slot Adapter .................................................................................................... 46
Slot Down Mercury Vapor System .................................................................. 83
Slotted "U" Support ......................................................................................... 58
Slotted 90˚ Angle ............................................................................................. 52
Slotted Adjustment Angle ................................................................................ 52
Slotted Corner Connector ................................................................................ 54
Slotted Hex Head Machine Screw ................................................................... 45
Slotted Joiner ..................................................................................................59
Slotted Strap ................................................................................................. 100
Slotted Support System .................................................................................. 83
Solid Raceway ................................................................................................. 80
Spacer Clevis .................................................................................................. 89
Spacing of Hangers for Copper Tubing ......................................................... 156
Spacing of Hangers for PMC Plastic Pipe ..................................................... 157
Spacing of Hangers for Steel Pipe ................................................................. 156
Splice Connection ...........................................................................................92
Square Head Cone Point Set Screw ................................................................ 46
Square Maple Cable Clamps ...........................................................................89
Square Nut ...................................................................................................... 45
Square Washer............................................................................50, 58, 97, 107
Stainless Steel (SS) ..........................................................................................9
Standard Channel and Fitting Assembly ............................................................ 7
Standard Duty Channel Nuts ......................................................................... 122
Standard Pipe Clamp (GRC, IMC, Sch. 40, & Sch. 80) .................................... 70
Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 1" x 12 ga.) ...............................................................41-42
Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 13⁄16" x 12 ga.) ................................................................. 38
Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 13⁄16" x 14 ga.) ................................................................. 36
Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 13⁄16" x 16 ga.) ................................................................. 40
Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 13⁄8" x 12 ga.) ................................................................. 32
Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 12 ga.) ................................................28-29, 39, 47
Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 14 ga.) ......................................................35-36, 45
Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 15⁄8" x 16 ga.) ................................................................. 40
Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 2" x 12 ga.) .................................................................... 34
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Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 23⁄4" x 12 ga.) ................................................................. 32
Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 27⁄16" x 12 ga.) ...........................................................25-26
Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 31⁄4" x 12 ga.) ......................................................22-23, 30
Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 31⁄4" x 14 ga.) ................................................................. 30
Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 47⁄8" x 12 ga.) ................................................................. 26
Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 61⁄2" x 12 ga.) ................................................................. 24
Steel Pipe Data – Schedule 40 & 80 ..............................................................155
Steel Rigid Conduit Data ...............................................................................154
Stop-Lock Assemblies .................................................................................. 122
Strut Brace ...................................................................................................... 54
Strut Safety End Cap ....................................................................................... 42
Strut Suspension Member ..............................................................................88
Supports for Threaded Rod ............................................................................... 7
Swing Gate Channel Hanger ............................................................................85
Swing Gate Fixture Hanger ..............................................................................85
Swivel Adaptor ................................................................................................ 67
Swivel Caster ................................................................................................ 100
Swivel Nut ....................................................................................................... 67
Symmetrical Four-Hole Connector .................................................................. 51
“T” Bar 2" Thick, 33% Open Area .................................................................. 138
“T” Bar 2" Thick, 50% Open Area .................................................................. 138
“T” Inside Strut Joiner .................................................................................... 88
Tables of Pipe Spacing ...........................................................................160-161
Tee Plate......................................................................................51, 59, 97, 107
Tee Plate 90˚ Angle ..........................................................................................53
Ten-Hole Double Wing Connector ................................................................... 60
Ten-Hole Gussetted Double Wing Connector .................................................. 60
Threaded Rod ...............................................................................................124
Three Piece, Heavy Duty Pipe Roller ............................................................... 77
Three-Hole "U" Support ................................................................................... 58
Three-Hole Corner Angle .................................................. 52-53, 60-61, 98, 108
Three-Hole Corner Joint Connector ................................................................. 54
Three-Hole Hinge Connector ........................................................................... 56
Three-Hole Joint Connector ............................................................................ 51
Three-Hole Offset Plate Connection ................................................................ 58
Three-Hole Splice Clevis .................................................................................59
Three-Hole Splice Plate ............................................................... 50, 58, 97, 107
To Install Channel or Fluorescent Fixture ........................................................81
Top Grip™ Nut .................................................................................................47
Trapeze Support System ...................................................................................7
Trolley Beam Heavy Support and Track Joiner ................................................ 62
Trolley Beam Standard Support ......................................................................62
Tubing Clamps ................................................................................................ 98
Twelve-Hole Triple Wing Connector ................................................................ 61
Two Hole Pipe Straps .................................................................................... 118
Two-Bearing Light Duty Trolley .......................................................................62
Two-Hole Closed Angle Connector .................................................................. 54
Two-Hole Connecting Plate .............................................................................51
Two-Hole Corner Angle ...............................................................52, 60, 98, 108
Two-Hole Corner Connector ............................................................................ 59
Two-Hole End Angle ........................................................................................ 52
Two-Hole Hinge Connector .............................................................................55
Two-Hole Offset Plate Connector ....................................................................57
Two-Hole Open Angle Connector ....................................................................55
Two-Hole Slotted 90˚ Angle ............................................................................. 53
Two-Hole Splice Clevis .................................................................................... 59
Two-Hole Splice Plate .................................................................50, 58, 97, 107
Two-Piece Pipe Roller .....................................................................................77
Two-Piece, Heavy Duty Pipe Roller ................................................................. 77
Two-Wheel Trolley ........................................................................................... 62
Type 'A' End Cap ............................................................................................ 93
Type 'B' End Cap ............................................................................................. 92
U-Bolt Beam Clamp With Hook ....................................................................... 65
“U” Support .....................................................................57, 58, 65-66, 98, 108
Unit Conversions ........................................................................................... 161
Universal “C” Clamp ........................................................................................ 68
Universal Clamp for EMT, IMC & GRC ............................................................ 70
Universal Corner Connector ............................................................................ 53
Using Channel Attached to “I” Beams ............................................................... 6
Vinyl Ester Square Head Bolts .......................................................................121
Vinyl Ester Square Nuts ................................................................................ 121
Wall Ladder Bracket ........................................................................................ 64
Wall Mount MultiShelf or Utility Support ......................................................... 6
Wall Mounted Brackets .................................................................................... 6
Welded Steel Channel (15⁄8" x 31⁄4" x 12 ga.) ...............................................31-33
WIDE “T” Bar 1" Thick, 25% OPEN AREA .....................................................139
WIDE “T” Bar 1" Thick, 38% OPEN AREA .....................................................139
Wide Flange Beams .......................................................................................159
Wide Throat Heavy Duty Beam Clamp ............................................................. 67
Wide Throat Top Beam “C” Clamp ..................................................................68
Wire Retainer .................................................................................................. 84
Wiring Stud Nut ..............................................................................................84
Wood Beam Hanger ........................................................................................ 66
Wrap-Around Channel Bracket ........................................................................ 63
Wrap-Around Corner Connector, R or L .......................................................... 59
Zee Support ................................................................................ 57, 65, 98, 108
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Registered Trademarks of Power-Strut®:
“Power Angle”,
“Cush-A-Clamp”, “Cush-A-Grip”, &
“Cush-A-Therm” are Registered
Trademarks of ZSi.
We reserve the right to make specification changes
without notice.
While every effort has been made to assure the
accuracy of information contained in this catalog
at the time of publication, we cannot accept
responsibility for inaccuracies resulting from
undetected errors or omissions.
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The Power-Strut Connection, Easy as 1 - 2 - 3...
The present line of Power-Strut continuous slot metal
framing is the result of over one half century of
experience in metal framing.
This complete line includes channels, fittings and
accessories for any framing or support solution...
large or small, heavy or light.
Power-Strut is proud of the exacting standards of
research, design, engineering and manufacturing that
go into production of the Power-Strut system.
Maximum recommended load ratings for channels have
been established through testing and are based on
allowable stresses applicable to the Power-Strut Material
Specification. Electrical Power-Strut products are listed
by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. (U.L.) and
certified by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA.)
1. Insert the clamping nut anywhere along the continuous
slot channel. A 90° clockwise turn positions the
grooves and teeth in the nut with the inserted edges
of the channel.
2. The Power-Strut fitting provides the connection of
channels.
3. Tighten the bolt(s) to secure the connection.
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