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1. PRICES & DESIGNS: Prices and designs are subject to change without notice. All prices are F.O.B. point of shipment, unless otherwise stated. 2. DELIVERY: Seller will make every effort to complete delivery of products as indicted on seller’s acceptance of an order, but seller assumes no responsibility or liability, and will accept no backcharge for loss or damage due to delay or inability to deliver caused by acts of God, war, labor difficulties, accident, delays of carriers, contractors or suppliers, inability to obtain materials, shortages of fuel and energy, or and other causes of any kind beyond the control of seller. Under no circumstances shall seller be liable for any special or consequential damages or for loss, damage, or expenses directly or indirectly arising from delays or failure to give notice of delay. 3. SHIPMENTS: All products shipped will be carefully examined, counted, and packed. No claim for shortages will be allowed unless made in writing within ten (10) days of receipt of shipment. Claims for products damaged or lost in transit should be made on the carrier as seller’s responsibility ceases and the title passes on delivery to the carrier. 4. FREIGHT: All prices are F.O.B. point of shipment. On shipments weighing 2000 pounds or more, rail freight or motor freight at the lowest published rate is allowed to all US rail points or all US highway points listed in published tariffs (Hawaii and Alaska excluded). 5. RETURNS: Seller cannot accept the return of any product unless its written permission has been first obtained. Credit will be allowed on the basis of the price charged for the merchandise less a standard handling charge of twenty percent (20%) and less any freight charges allowed or paid by seller. Material not in first class salable condition will be subject to the total cost of reconditioning. Special or non-standard products are not subject to cancellation or return except on such terms as seller may specify upon application. 6. PRODUCT APPLICATION: Seller’s products are indented for installation and service as illustrated or described in seller’s catalog. Seller shall not be responsible for any losses or damage sustained by the buyer or any other person as a result of misapplication. Buyer shall defend, indemnify and save seller harmless from any and all liability or alleged liability, expenses, including legal fees arising from personal injuries including death or damage to property caused by reason of improper and/or negligent installation of pipe hangers designed and fabricated by seller. In accordance with our product development program, we reserve the right to revise the design and application of our products without notification. For latest product information, please contact the nearest Carpenter & Paterson office. 7. WARRANTY: Carpenter & Paterson, Inc. warrants for one (1) year from date of shipment that all products of Carpenter & Paterson manufacture will be free from defects in material and workmanship when used for the purpose which Carpenter & Paterson recommends. Carpenter & Paterson warrants the products which it sells of other manufacturers only to the extent they are warranted to Carpenter & Paterson by the supplier. Claim for breach of the above warranty must be made within thirty (30) days from the date the material was determined by the Buyer to be defective or in any event within twelve (12) months from the date of delivery to the original users, unless otherwise stated. If Carpenter & Paterson deems to its satisfaction that the products are defective, the product will be repaired or replaced by Carpenter & Paterson, and no other charge will be allowed for labor or expense in repairing or replacing said product by the Buyer. In any event the amount of any adjustment shall not exceed the net sales price of the defective product. Where engineering design or fabrication work is supplied, Buyer’s acceptance of Seller’s design or delivery of work, shall relieve Carpenter & Paterson of all further obligation other than as expressed in Carpenter & Paterson’s product warranty. The foregoing constitutes the Purchaser’s sole and exclusive remedy under Carpenter & Paterson warranty. THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. CARPENTER & PATERSON MAKES NO WARRANTY OF MECHANTABILITY. IN NO EVENT AND UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL CARPENTER & PATERSON BE LIABLE FOR PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE ARISING IN ANY MANNER OUT OF THE USE OR APPLICATION OF THE GOODS WHICH ARE THE SUBJECT OF THIS PROPOSAL. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES AND IN NO EVENT WILL CARPENTER & PATERSON BE LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES WHETHER FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT OR WARRANTY, NEGLIGENCE, OR ANY OTHER TORTIOUS ACT OR OMISSION. The terms of this warranty can be modified or changed only by authorization in writing by an officer of Carpenter & Paterson, Inc. Carpenter & Paterson neither assumes, nor authorizes any person to assume for it any obligation in connection with the sale of its products or parts of products which have been; repaired or altered outside of Sellers factory; subject to misuse, negligence, or accidents; or used in a manner contrary to the Seller’s instructions or recommendations. Seller shall not be responsible for design errors due to inaccurate or incomplete information supplied by the Buyer, or its representative. Carpenter & Paterson, Inc. reserves the right to revise product design without notification. 8. TAXES: The amount of taxes applicable to the sale of material or services shall be added to the purchase price and shall be paid by buyer unless buyer provides seller with an exemption certificate acceptable to the taxing authorities. 9. PRICING INFORMATION: Orders Of any size will be accepted. However, orders less than $150.00 will be subject to a $25.00 Handling Charge in addition to the cost of the material and freight, if any. Prices are subject to change without notice. We are not responsible for typographical errors. 10. TERMS: Net thirty (30) days; 1-1/2% per month service charge (18% per annum) will be charged on all delinquent accounts plus court costs and attorney fees.
STATIC AND DYNAMIC RESTRAINTS
INDEXarpenter & Paterson is a complete line
manufacturing and engineering organization
offiring pipe hangers, supporls, reslraints and
specialty devises to support and control piping and
equipment used infossil power generating stations,
petro-chemical plants and other industrial processing
piping systems.
In addition to our product line, representing one ofthe most complete in the industry, Carpenter & Paterson
provides complete engineering and technical services,
including analysis, hanger design and detailing, and other
construction support programs. Tb provide ffictivedistribution of our products and services, engineering
and sales ffices are maintained in major cities
throughout the continentctl t-Inited States and Canade.
GENERALNOTES
Outline dimensions and data shown in this catalog arefor reference only are not intended for inspection purposes.
Designs and dimensions are subject to change without notice.
All hanger products shown herein are manufactured inaccordance with industry standards and are for installationand service as described. When used for other purposes or inways other than those for which designed and manufactured,Calrenter & Paterson cannot be held responsible for theproduct failure, injuries, or property damage.
Cataloged products meet requirements of MSS-SP-5S andMSS-SP-69.
Maximum rated loads for hangers are based on a safety factorapplicable to the codes listed in this cataiog or the allowablestresses specified in ASME 831 .1, ASME 831.3 andMSS-SP-58.
Sway Brace Pipe Clamp
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STATIC AND DYNAMIC RESTRAINTS
INTRODUCTIONCarpenter & Paterson markets a wide selection of restraintassemblies and devices which allows the designer to select
devices technically and economically suited for the specificapplication, by t1pe, size and configuration.
Carpenter & Paterson restraint systems now cover a broaderrange of load ratings and allow greater flexibility in fieldadjustment. High precision steel ball bushings and pins are
now standard components throughout the line' Also included
is a new series of restraint yoke clamps.
Carpenter & Paterson hydraulic snubbers have also been
improved and are available with options to better suit the
different conditions the application requires.
SPECIFICATIONSA1l Carpenter & Paterson restraints are designed to meetrequirements of: Manufacturers Standardization SocietySP-58, Manufacturers Standardization Society SP-69 and
ASME Code for Pressure Piping, ASME 83 1.1 and
Process Piping ASME 83 1.3.
RIGID STRUT ASSEMBLIESRECOMMENDED SERVICE: Used to restrainmovement of piping in one direction. Movement due to
thermal expansion in other directions should be evaluated.
STANDARD DESIGN FEATURES:. Designed to restrain tensile and/or compressive forces.
. Tight fitting connections allow positive control of pipingsystems.
. Spherical, self-aligning ball bushing at both ends ofthestrut allow for * 5" of angular motion or misalignment.
. Can be installed in any spatial orientation.
. Field adjustment is available in all assemblies.
. A11 welding work required in the field is recommendedto be fillet welds.
. Paint - Standard primer finish.
HYDRAULICSNUBBER ASSEMBLIESGENERAL APPLICATION: Used for the controland protection of piping and equipment subject to shock(impulse) loading and swaying (cyclic) conditions. Its use
transfers any imposed forces on the piping or equipmentdirectly to the building structure at the instant of shockoccuffence, while at all other times allowing free unrestrictedmovement through its normal operating range.
SPECI FIC APPLICATIO\S:. Earthquake protection. To prevent damage by wind in outdoor installations
. Employed at points in piping systems subject to shockloadings generated by quick closing valves, water hammer,reliefvalve reaction or other applied shock loads.
STANDARD DESIGN FEATURES:. Piping and/or equipment movement is controlled by
tamper-proofdual stage flow control poppets designedwith self-cleaning orifi ces.
. Fumished as a complete, compact, and efficient unit,ready for immediate use.
. Manifold configrnation requiring no extemal piping.
. Spherical, self-aligning ball bushings allow for + 5' ofangular motion or misalignment.
. Pressurized hydraulic reservoir allows mounting in anyspatial orientation.
. Virtually no resistance to normal thermal movements ofthe piping.
. Paint - standard primer finish.
. Large restraining forces compared to size.
. Functions in restraining tension and compression.
. Stroke determination is made from built-in-datum pointlocated on piston rod wrench flats.
. Fluid Level Indicator - Provides concise determinationof exact fluid level in the unit, thereby eliminatingestimate of reserve fluid level.
OPTIONAL DESIGN FEATURES:. Remote Reservoir Mounting - The snubber's pressurized
reservoir can be remotely mounted for snubber locations
lhat are difficult to reach.
. Integral Relief Valve - A non-adjustable valve, whichis factory preset at 733Yo, or 200% ofrated load.
. Protective Boot - Installed over the piston rod forprotection in corrosive and/or dusty areas.
. Rigid Strut Application - When no thermal growth isanticipated after lock-up an optional poppet valve, withoutbleed, is furnished. Must be ordered with optional integralrelief valve.
STATIC AND DYNAMIC RESTRAINTS
STRUCTURAL ATTACHMENTFigure 1000Size Range: 700 through 130,000 pounds (3,114 N through578,240 N) load.
Material: Carbon steel except load pin which is stainlesssteel.
Service: For attachment of struts to structures.
Max. Temp.: 350"F (177"C) for the rated loads shown.
Features: Can be used as a second end attachment.
Used With: Carpenter & Paterson figure numbers 2015,))\o ))\) ?5?5 ?510
Ordering: Specify figure number and size.
For metric applications specifu figure M1000 and size.
NOTE: This product is designed to function with a 10'coneofaction, and a 90o arc ofloading. Loading beyond this coneor arc is not recommended.
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STATIC AND DYNAMIC RESTRAINTS
LIGHT DUTYRIGID ROD STRUTFigure 2015Size Range: 700 to 4,000 pounds (3,114 NIo 17,792 N) load.
Material: Carbon steel except load pin whichis stainless steel.
Service: For rigid restraint applications whereshort pin to pin dimensions are required.
Installation: Securely fasten end bracket tostructure. Screw rod into paddles and adjust forthe desired overall length. Fasten strut to pipeattachment (in place). After all minor adjustmentsare made the unit is locked by tightening the hexnut against the paddle.
NOTE: Rods should be visible in paddle sightholes to insure proper thread engagement.
Fietd Adjustment: Plus or minus l% inch(38 mm).
Used With: Carpenter & Paterson Figures 1000,
6175,6202,6222,6252
Ordering: Specify figure number, size, strutlength (pin to pin length) and customer marknumber (if any). Reshaint attachments must be
ordered separately. For Metric applications speci$'Figure M2015.
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ADJUSTABLE RIGID STRUTFigure 2250Size Range: 700 to 130,000 pounds (3,114 N to578,240 N) load.
Material: Carbon steel except load pin which isstainless steel.
Service: For rigid restraint applications allowingthe greatest amount of field adjustment withoutfield welding .
Installation: Securely fasten end bracket tostructure. Attach strut paddle to end bracket.Adjust strut for the desired overall length. Fastenstrut to pipe attachment (in place). After all minoradjustments are made, the unit is locked bytightening the hex nut against the extension piece.
NOTE: Rods should be visible in the sight holesat each end ofthe strut to assure proper threadengagement. Special lengths or other incrementsavailable upon request.
Field Adiustment: Plus or minus two inches(51 mm) (minimum).
Used With: Catpenter and Paterson Figures 6175,6202 , 6222 , 6252 , 6520 , 6521 , 6525 , 6526 .
Ordering: Specify figure number, size, strut length(pin to pin length) and customer mark number(if any). For Metric applications specify FigureM2250.
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STATIC AND DYNAMIC RESTRAINTS
FIELD WELDEDADJUSTABLE RIGID STRUTFigure 2252Size Range: 700 to 130,000 pounds (3,114 N to578,240 N) load.
Material: Carbon steel except load pin which isstainless steel.
Service: For rigid restraint applications where pinto pin dimension is to be determined in the field.All struts will be shipped at maximum pin to pindimension.
Installation: Determine pin to pin dimension, cutstrut tube to required length and weld adapter endto strut. Securely fasten end bracket to structure.Adjust strut to desired overall length. Fasten strutto pipe attachment (in place). After all minoradiustments are made, the unit is locked bytightening the hex nut against the extension piece.
Note: Rods should be visible in the sight holesat each end of the strut to assure proper threadengagement. One end shipped loose forfield welding.
Field Adjustment: Plus or minus four inches(102 mm) after final welding.
Ordering: Speciff parl number, size, andcustomer mark number (if any). For Metricapplications specif,, F igure M2252.
Note: For Sizes and Dimensions please refer to Figure 2250 on page 5.
For Size 60 through Size 1 30, insert Field Weld Adapter one inch ( 1 ")into pipe and weld.
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STATIC AND DYNAMIC RESTRAINTS
VIBRATION CHECK-SWAY BRACESCarpenter and Paterson has designed its units into six sizes,based on past experience, relating to specific pipe sizes.
In general, we recommend the use of these sizes.
Size Range: Preloads from 60 to 2,000 pounds (267 N to8,896 N) up to maximum forces of 240 to 8,000 pounds(1,068 N to 35, 584 N).
Service: For controlling vibration, to prevent externallycaused pipe sway, as an energy resisting device to opposeshock forces and as a guide or restraint to control pipe linemovements.
Temperature: 350'F (177"C) for all components except pipeclamp and temperature effect on spring coil.
Features:. Compact and suitable for use in a confined space.
. Each size has 3" (76mm) of travel in either direction.
. Al1 steel construction to protect the spring againstdamage and weather conditions.
. Nameplate and movement indicator plate are anti-corrosive. These plates are mechanically fastened toprevent accidental removal.
. Paint - standard primer finish.
. Rod coupling allows for field adjustment.
Optional Feature: Corrosion Resistant - available forprotection against moderate corrosive conditions or severeweather. The unit is galvanized, per ASTM A- 153, exceptthe spring which is epoxy powder coated. The final closureweld at time of assembly is metalized.
Specifications: Al1 Carpenter and Paterson Vibration Check-Sway Braces are designed to meet the requirement of:Manufacturers Standardization Society SP-58 Type 50Manufacturers Standardization Society SP-69and ASME Code for Pressure Piping ASME 831.1andASME 831.3
Type Selection: Specifz a Figure 2303 where adjustabilifyof the preload is desired, in most other cases a Figure 2300is usually sufficient.
Size Selection: The size of the Vibration Check-Sway Braceis determined by calculating the amount of resistive forcerequired by the sway brace to overcome the inerlia forceof the vibrating object. This is done by taking intoconsideration the mass, amplifude, frequency and angleof approach of the sway brace from the axis of movement.
How to Size Assemblies: The Figures 2301 and2304assemblies are recommended where the pin to pindimensions are small. For assemblies with large pin to pindimensions, use the Figure 2302 or 2305 assemblies. Referto the individual assemblies for maximum lengths.
Final Setting: The sway brace should be in the neutral(zero force) position when the system is HOT andoperating. If not, the rod coupling must be turned toreadjust to the neutral position.
Ordering: Specifu figure number, size, pipe size, preloadand length (pin to pin length), customer mark number (ifany). Pipe clamp, Figure 6180, must be ordered separately.For Metric applications specify Figures M2300, M2301,}1423 02, M2303, M23 0 4, M23 05.
SINGLE ADJUSTMENTSWAY BRACEFigure 2300
NOTES: l) Length adjustment is 1-1/2" (3Smm) in either directionwhen installed in an assembly.2)Each size has 3" (76mm) travel in either direction.
FIGURE 23OO - SINGLE ADJUSTMENT SWAY BRACE
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STATIC AND DYNAMIC RESTRAINTS
DOUBLE ADJUSTMENT SWAY BRACE
Figure 2303
Preload Adjustment:Turn the adjuster nuton the structuralattachment end untilthe desired preload is
attained. Turn thecompression nut untilit takes up the slack.
Lock in position.
Note that the indicat-ed deflection must be
greater than the ther-mal movement.
FIGURE 2303. DOUBLE ADJUSTMENT SWAY BRACE ASSEMBLY
stzE
RATED
INITIAL
LOAD
LOAD
MAX.
LOAD
SPRING
RATE A E H J t W
1 60 240 60 lbs./in 3/4 L7 sl8 4 s/8 t e r/2 4 3/8
1 267 1068 11 N/mm 19 448 L17 25 24L 1.17
2
2
175 70031-74
175 lbs./in 1 re 1,/4 s 1-/8 1. t/4 10 4 3/8
778 31 N/mm 25 489 130 32 254 tLl3 500 2000 500 lbs./in I 24 su8 r 714 14 3/4 4 3/8
3 2224 8896 88 N/mm 25
7 L/432
510 130 32 375 171
44
1,000 4000 Qqq lbs./in.L75 N/mm
24 s s/8 L rl2 t3 3/4 6 L/2
4448 17793 610 t43 38 349 16s
5 1,500 6000 1500 lbs./in t r1238
27 3/8 6 !/4 t 314 Ls slg 6 tl25 6672 26689 263 N/mm 695 159 44 397 165
6
6
2,000 8000 2000 lbs./in 1-L/2 2e 7/4743
5 1,/4 t 3/4 !7 tl2 6 1./2
8896 3ss86 350 N/mm 38 159 44 445 155
NOTES: 1) Length adjustment is t-1./2" (38mm) in either direction when installed in an assembly,
2) Each size has 3" (76mm) travel in either direction.3) Either of the two forces is adjustable up to the maximum rated load
INCHES
MILLIMETERS1411trllllr
c€Lsu ts
POUNDS
NEWTONSloulqs
KILOGRAMS
tNcH-PquNps
NEWTON-METERS
DIMENSIONS TEMPERATURE
STATIC AND DYNAMIC RESTRAINTS
DOUBLE ADJUSTMENT SWAY BRACE ASSEMBLIES
Figure 2304
Figure 2305
t Minimum P to P for Part 2305 is maximum P to P for Part 2304'
t Refer to Part 2303 for rated loads, complete dimensions and notes.
DIMENSIONS TEMPERATURE
PtoP+1 1/2" ADJ.
PtoP1 /2" ADJ
PART
FIGURE 2304,2305 - DOUBLE ADJUSTMENT SWAY BRACE ASSEMBTIES
FIGURE
2304,2305
slzE
FIGURE
2303+
stzE
TNcHES/MM
E E1 E2
PTOP
W1MIN.2304
MAX.2304
MAX.*2305
1 1. 77 s/8 23 slg 2 7/2 247/8 4t s/8 66 !187 1 448 600 64 632 1057 1676 3
2 2 19 t/4 2s 3/4 3 27 Ll2 43 t/4 75 t/82 2 489 654 76 699 1099 1905 3
3 3 24 30 tl2 3 32 t/4 48 80 L/8
3 3 610 775 76 819 L2T9 2032 3
4 4 24 31 3 33 t/4 48 91 3l16
4 4 610 787
is tle76 845 t2L9 231.7 5
5 5 27 3/8 3 37 s/8 57 3/8 108 tl45 5 595 892 75 956 L305 2743 6
6 6 2e 1/4 37 3 39 712 57 tl4 110 t/4
6 6 743 940 76 1003 r454 2794 6
INCHES FAHRENHEIT POUNDS POUNDS INCH-POUNDS
MILLIMETERS CELSU IS NEWTONS KILOGRAMS NEWTON-METERS
10
STATIC AND DYNAMIC RESTRAINTS
SWAY BRACE PIPE CLAMPFigure 5180
Size Range: 2 through 24 inches (50 mm to 600 mm).
Material: Carbon Steel
Finish: Plain
Service: For use with our standard line of sway brace .
assemblies only, in the control of vibration and shockloading.
Maximum Temperature: 650'F (343"C)for ratedloads shown.
Features: Tight fitting load pin.
Size Selection: See the chart shown below to matchthe appropriate clamp to the desired sway braceassembly.
Ordering: Specify figure number and pipe size,For Metric applications specify Figure M6180.
FIGURE 5180 - SWAY BRACE PIPE CLAMP
lE3l
ASSEMBLY
slzE
PIPE
slzEE3
ASSEMBLY
stzE
PIPE
stzEE3
ASSEMBTY
slzE
PIPE
stzEE3
ASSEMBTY
slzE
PIPE
stzEE3
t
2 5 t/8
2
4 6 t/2
3
10 10 s/8
4*
18 1,47 /850 130 100 165 2s0 270 450 378
2t/2 s t/2 5 7 L2 177/8{oiz
20 t6 L/4
65 140 r25 t78 300 500 4t33 s ts/1.6 6 8 5/8 T4 13 22 17 t/8
80 151 150 zt9 3s0 330 5s0 435
3 7/2 6 3/76 8 9 9/16 16 13 13/16 24 t8 t/r690 r57 200 243 400 351 600 459
* Sizes 5 and 6 as specified by customer.
INCHES FAHRENH E
-cElwts
POUNDS POUN DS
krroe navtsINCH,POI.JN DS
MITLIMETERS NEWTONS NEWTON-METERS
DIMENSIONS TEMPERATURE
STATIC AND DYNAMIC RESTRAINTS
HYDRAULIC SHOCKAND SWAY ARRESTORSThe Carpenter and Paterson Hydraulic Shock andSway Arrestor is a manifold design hydraulic componentconsisting of a high pressure main cylinder, a flow controlsection which contains dual stage velocity sensitivepoppet valves, and a spring biased airloil interfacehydraulic reservoir.
FLOW CONTROLASSFMBLY
Standard Design Features:. Piping and/or equipment movement is controlled by
tamper-proofdual stage flow control poppets designedwith self-cleaning orifi ces.
. Furnished as a complete, compact, and efficient unit,ready for immediate use.
. Manifold configuration requiring no extemal piping.
. Spherical, self-aligning ball bushings allow fort 5o
of angular motion or misalignment.. Pressurized hydraulic reseruoir allows mounting in
any spatial orientation.. Mrtually no resistance to normal thermal movements
of the piping.. Paint - standard primer flnish.. Large restraining forces compared to size.
. Functions in restraining tension and compression.
. Stroke determination is made from built-in-datumpoint located on piston rod.
. Fluid Level Indicator - Provides concisedetermination of exact fluid level in the unit, therebyeliminating estimate of reserve fluid level.
Optional Design Features:. Stroke Position Indicator -A striped piston rod is
available for "at-a-glance" determination of strokeposition.
. Integral Relief Valve - A non-adjustable valve,which is factory preset at 133%o, or 200% ofrated load.
. Activation Indicator -At 100 psig or greater, a
pop-up device indicates that the unit is restraining load,
Must be ordered with optional integral relief valve.
. Rigid Strut Application - When no thermal growthis anticipated after lock-up an optional poppet valve,without bleed, is fumished. Must be ordered withoptional integral relief valve.
Factory Pre-Set:
The units are shipped from the factory complete, tested,
reserr,zoir filled to capacity and piston rod pre-set to mate
with pin to pin installation dimension.
To determine factory pre-set dimension perform the
following calculations.
Compression Stroke:
Pre-Set: -,ffj:'
Tension Stroke:
pre-Set : -ffi;::, + (Cy[nder Stroke- Thermal Mvt.)
PISTON ROD
STROKE POSITIONDATUM POINT
General Application: Used for the control and protection ofpiping and equipment subject to shock (impulse) loading and
swaying (cyclic) conditions. Its use transfers any imposedforces on the piping or equipment directly to the buildingstructure at the instant of shock occuffence, while at allother times allowing free unrestricted movement through itsnormal operating range.
Specific Applications:. Earthquakeprotection. To prevent damage by wind in outdoor installations
. Employed at points in piping systems subject to shockloadings generated by quick closing valves, waterhammer, relief valve reaction or other applied shockloads.
Basic Operation: The piston rod is free to move in eitherdirection with no restrictions to the fluid flow for all pistonvelocities up to the activation velocity. At activation velocitythe poppet valve, intemal to the snubber, closes. Closure ofthe poppet in either tension or compression greatly reduces
the fluid flow through the valve, increasing the pressure onthe operating side ofthe cylinder and generating a resistance
force. Post activation flow through grooves in the poppetatrated design capacity of the unit is termed the "bleedrate." When thb applied velocity of the unit becomes
zero the poppet valve opens once again, allowing free
piston movement.
TORQUE
INCHES
MILLIMETERS
FAHRENHEIT
CELSIUS
POUNDSNEWTONS
POIINIJS
KILOGRAMS
FOOT-POUNDS
NIWTON,METERS
DIMENSIONS TEMPERATURE LOADS
STATIC AND DYNAMIC RESTRAINTS
SHORT STRUTHYDRAULIC SNUBBERFigure 2525Size Range: Available in seven sizes from 3,000pounds (13,244 N) to 130,000 pounds ( 578,240 N)and stroke lengths of 6,12, and 18 inches (152mm,305mm, and 457mm).
Service: For dynamic restraint applicationsrequiring the smallest overall assernbly length intight fit applications.
Piston Rod Setting: The factory will preset andclamp the piston rod at the proper Cold installingstroke position. Unless specified otherwise, thissetting will position the piston so that its calculatedthennal movement will straddle the mid-strokeposition ofthe unit, giving equal reserve at eachend of the stroke. See Installation lnstructions todetermine or change piston rod setting.
Used With: Carpenter & Paterson Figures 61 75,6202, 6222, 6252, 6520, 6521, 6525, 6526.
Ordering: Specifiz part number, size, cylinderstroke, thermal movement and direction (tension orcompression), preset, overall assembly length (pinto pin in inches), options (if any), and customermark number (if any). Restraint attachments mustbe ordered separately. For Metric applicationsspeci8r PartM2525.
,-t/
DIMENSIONS TEMPERAI'URE LOADS WEIGHT TORQUE
I nrr-Hls [r.,qtrnrrHrrlIP()t NDS Pou\DS t(iof-POtl\DS
r\4rLLrMFrLRs CELStls Ntwro)s E4Qq34N4l[f\/]0\{ltR\
13
R
TII ____f_ _ _- T-l
1 10"-\tt I I
lttL]ru - I
tUnit length fully retracted.$ Dimensions shown are for 6" ( 152mm) stroke unit.
For 12" (304mm) and 18" (457mm) Stroke units add stroke difference*Envelope radius.
FIGURE 2525 _ SHORT STRUT HYDRAULIC SNUBBER
SIZEMAX.LOAD
INCHES/mmCYL.BqBE
T TI2
38
Pto PiMIN.S Ft H- Lst Lr P
ll213
R S TPRtr
MIf!.SETMAX.!
WEIGH'I
3
J
3,000
t3,3M22 34
578
2U457
5
t27t8ll4464
4U2lt4
1|43Z
t 3l444
5/8
16
314
19
6 314
171
35
16
10
10
10,000
44.4802112
64
26
660
27/873
6
152
t9 314
5026 114
159
314
19
2
5l21t2
64
718
22
J/+
19
6 314
r7170
32
20
20
20,000
88,960
3 114
83
29
737
3 718
98
6 318
162
2t 3t8s43
1 518
194
1
25
2 518
67
3
76
1 3/8
35
1/+
t96 a/4
t7lr2557
30
30
30,000
133.440
4
t0231 3/8
797
4U4108
81/22t6
22112<1''
8 7/8
225
1U4J/-
2 518
67
3U289
1U238
314
l96 314
17L
155'/0
50
5U
50,000
z22.400
5
127
J)
838
5 5/8
143
\0 1t4
260
1-)
584
l0254
I 112
38
3 5/8
92
3U289
r 11fi643
314
19
6 314
171
255
116
70
7Q
70,000
311,360
6
ts236 314
933
6114
1sg
tr 718
302
25
635
11314
298t 3l444
4118
105
4
t02I 13/16
46
.) /+
t96 314
171
410
186
130
130
130,000
s78"240
8
203
42 sl116
107 5
8112216
16
406
z8 7t16722
t3 718
3522112
64
6
152
5|4i33
2 IIT652
3t419
6 -,4171
805
365
STATIC AND DYNAMIC RESTRAINTS
ADJUSTABLESTRUTHYDRAULICSNUBBERFigure 2530Size Range: Available in sevensizes from 3,000 to 130,000 pounds(13,344 N through 578,240 N)and stroke lengths of6,12,and18 inches (152 mm, 305 mm,and 457 mm).
Service: For dynamic restraintapplications allowing the greatestamount of field adjustment orwhere the exact overall lengthmust be determined on-site.
Used With: Carpenter & PatersonFigures 611 5, 6202, 6222, 6252,6520,6521,6525,6526.
Ordering: SpeciS figure number, size, cylinder stroke,thermal movement and direction (tension or compression),preset, overall assembly length (pin to pin length), options(if any), and customer mark number (if any). Restraintattachments must be ordered separately. For Metricapplications specifz Figure M25 3 0.
lr4JrlI
LL1
FIGURE 2530 -ADJUSTABLE STRUT HYDRAULIC SNUBBER
StZH,MAX.T,rlAN
INCHES/mmWEIGHT2/apppnY i
TORQUE (Q)(NOMINAL)
PMIN.I
p3
MAX I3LI
n\{TN.l PIPE S'ZEJ
3
3,000
13.344
33 318
848
64
t626t8114
464
15 1/8
384
2
50
s/80
s/80
40
18
35
47
10
l010,000
44,480
36 718
937
69
t753t9 314
502
17 U8
435
2lt265
s/80s/80
75
34
00
36
20
20
20.000
88.960
40 1/8
1019
75
1905
21318543
t8 314
476
J
80
s/80sl80
r30
59
00
36
30
30
30,000
133,440
42 718
1089
84
2t3422 U2
572
20 318
518
3ll290
s/80s/80
20091
00
36
50
50
50,000
222,400
45 314
1162
120
3048
23
584
22 314
578
5
t25s/80s/80
330
150
00
36
70
70
70,000
311.360
50 U4
1276
t203048
25
635
2s v4641
6
150
si80s/80
530
240
00
36
130
130
130,000
s78.240
5'7 9lt6r462
t203048
28 7116
722
291t8740
8
200si80s/80
1050
476
00
36
For dimensions not given, refer back to ParI2525I Dimensions shown are for 6" ( 1 52mm) stroke unit.
For 12" (304mm) and 18" (457mm) Stroke units add stroke differencez Weight shown is for minimum P to P and 6" (152mm) stroke unit3 Unit length fully retracted.
INCHESMILLIMETERS
FAHRENHEITcEr-srus
POI]NDSNEWTONS
POUNDS
KILOGRAMSFOOT_POLTNDS
NEWTON-MITERS
DIMENSIONSTEMPER{TURE LOADS WEICHT TORQUE
PIPE CLAMPS AND ATTACHMENTS
ON.AXIS RESTRAINT YOKE CLAMPFigure 6175Size Range: 700 to 130,000 pounds (3,114 N through518,240 N) load.
Material: Carbon steel except U-bolt which is alloysteel, and load pin which is stainless steel.
tr'inish: Plain
Max. Temp.: 650'F (343"C).
Service: For non-integral, on-axis, attachment to thepiping system in restraint applications.
Used With: Carpenter & Paterson Figures 2015,2250,))\) )\)s )570
Ordering: Specify figure number, load size and pipesize. Strut assembly must be ordered separately.For Metric applications specify Figure M6175.
Note: This clamp is designed to function withina I 0o cone of action, perpendicular to the pipe.Loading beyond this cone is not recommended.
T
Eillfr frl
m
i i'rtrl
ll"l'l llI lul
m
SIZES7 through 60
SIZES80 and 130
FIGURE 6175 - ON-AXIS RESTRAINT YOKE CLAMPS
SIZEMAX.I,OAI)
INCHESA4M TORQUE(Q)(NOMINAL)D G P T
0.7
0.7
7003.114
3t419
U2
13
3t810
1
25
7.5
IO
1.5
1.5
1,500
6.6723t419
5/816
l2J
I25
32
43
4
4
4,00017,792
314
19
5i8t6
l2J
| 114
JZ
32
43,7
7
7,000
31.136
IU432
7t822
314
l9| 314
44
125169
t2t2
12,000
53,376
I 114
32
718
223t4l9
I 314
44125
169
25
25
25,0001l1,200
2
51
1 3/8
35
1
25
21t264
200271
35
35
35,00015s,680
211264
| 1t2
38
| 1t4
32
J
76
600813
6060
60,000266,880
2112
64
1 lllL643
t lt238
3 1t289
1000
1 356
80
80
80,0003ss.840
3U483
1 13116
46
131444
6
152525
712
130
130
130,000578.240
4t02
21t16{?
2|264
8
203835
t132
INCHES
MILLIMETERS
FAHRENHEITCELSruS
POLINDS
NEWTONSPOTJNDS
KILOGRAMSFOOT-POL]NDS
NE]'VION.MITSRS
DIMENSIONS TEMPERATURE TORQUE
15
PIPE CLAMPS AND ATTACHMENTS
FIGURE 6175 - ON-AXIS _ RESTRAINT YOKE CLAMPS
YokeSize
.71
t.51{
44
71
t21)
25,,<
3-t
606fl
80RN
130110
Max.Load
7{
3.tr0
14
1,500
6"672
4,000
17,792
7,000
31,136
12,000
s3.37625,000
111.200
35,000
155,680
60,000
266,880
80,000
3ss.840130,000
578,240
Pipelize
3
80
E WGT n WGT. E WGT. E WGT E WGT E WGT E WGT E WGT E WGT E WGT.
6
t524
1.8
6
152
4.5
2.0
6
152
5
2.3
8
203
13
5.9
8
203
13
5.9
4
100
6|2165
5
2.3
6ll2165 2.5
6112
165
6
2.78lt2216
l56.8
8U2216
15
6.8
5
t257 UI6179
6
2.7
7 TIT6
179
6
2.7
7 1lt6179
6.5
2.9
6
150
7 9n6192
6
2.7
1 9il6192
7
t -!
7 9l\6192
8
J.t)
9 9l\6243
24
11
9 9fi6243
24
1l
10 9/16
268J4
l5
8
200
9 9t16
2439
4.1
9 9116
243
10
4.5
9 9116
243
l15.0
10 9/ 1(
268
24
11
l0 9/l t268
2411tl
n9116
294
40
18
10
250
l0 5/8
270
10
4.5
0 5/8
270
11
5.0
r0 5/8
2't012
5.4
il 5/8
295
28
13
11 5/8
295
28
13
12 518
321
48
22
t2300
11 5/8
295
13
5.9
I 5i8
295
15
6.8
11 5/8
29s16 12 518
321
JJ
15
r2 5/8
321
7J
l513 s/8
34653 r3 3/8
340
66
30
15 1/8
384
145
66
5 3/8
391
2009t
t4350
12114
311
l77.7
13114
JJI-tJ
15
t3 U4
.t3 t
JJ
15
14 U4
362
54
24
T4
35670
32
l6406
155
70
l7432
225
102
t9483
400
181
16
400
t3 1t4
3J/t98"6
14 U4
36236
16
t4114
362
36
16
T5 II4387
57
26
l5381
78
35
t7 U4
438
1',75
79
t8457
285
129
20
508
500
227
18
450
rs \14
387
36
t6t5114
387
36
l6161t4
413
65
29
t6406
86
39
18112
470
185
84
19
483
295
t342t
533
5r0231
20
500
6114
413
41
19
16114
413
4l19
17 U4
438
70
32
l7432
96
44
19 314
502205
93
20
508
320145
23
584
620
281
24
600
18114
464
48
22
1.8 1.14
464
48
22
2T TI4
540
96
44
20
508
140
64
221t4565
270122
z-)
584
420
191
25
635
690
313
30
750
23 U4
591
72
11
23114
591
72
JJ
241t4616
124
56
24
610
t7579
26
660
310
14t27
686
540
245
29
737
925
420
36
900
27 114
692
156
71
2't lt4692
220
100
29't37
330
150
32 |2826
73033r
3l813
I 055
479
DIMENSIONS TEMPERATURE LOADS
TNCHES ]FAI{RENHEITl
MILLIMETERS ] CELSruSPOLINDS
NEWTONS
POUNDS
KILOGRAMSFOOT-POLINDS
NEWTON-N{ETERS
16
PIPE CLAMPS AND ATTACHMENTS
RESTRAINT PIPE CLAMPSFigure 6202 - Garbon SteelSize Range: 700 to 130,000 pounds (3,114 Nthrough 578,240 N) of load in various pipesizes from 314 inch (20 mm) through 36 inches(900 mm).
Material: Carbon steel except the load pinwhich is stainless steel.
Service: For non-integral on-axis attachmentto the piping system in restraint applications.
Max. Temp.: 650"F (343"C) for the ratedloads shown.
Features:. Designed for use with spherical ball bushings.. Tight tolerances provide for low lost motion.. Interchangeable with avarief.1 of Carpenter
& Paterson struts.
Used With: Carpenter & Paterson Figures 2015,))50 ))5)
'5?5 ?510
Ordering: Specify figure number, load size,and pipe size. Stmt attachment must be orderedseparately. For Metric applications specifiiFigure M6202.
Installation Note: Tension bolts to remove slack,(while maintaining dim. "G") plus %tumof thenut. Then lock jam nut to full nut.
Note: This clamp is designed to function withina 10o cone of action, perpendicular to the pipe.Loading beyond this cone is not recommended.
Note: Dimensions are shown on the followingpage.
Figure 6222 - Alloy SteelSize Range: Same as Figure 6202.
Note: Selected Load Size must be adjusted forthe Design temperature.
Note: Dimensions shown for the Figure 6202do not apply.
Material: Chrome molybdenum steel.
Maximrim Temperature: 1200"F (648'C).
Ordering: Made special to customer order.Please contact your local Carpenter & Patersonsales office for details. For Metric applicationsspecily FigweM6222.Note: Special clamps can be designed to suitcustomer requirements.
slzE 14'TO 24"=4 314"
stzE 30', 36"=6 1t4"
SIZES.7 through 35
SIZES 130
SIZES60 and 80
LOAD
I
lNCHESMILLl[{ETERS
FAHRENHEIT
CELSruSPOLTNDS
NEWIONSPOTINDS
KTLOGRAMS
FOOT-POTJNDS
NEWTON.WIERS
DIMENSIONS TEMPERATURE roRQrjx
17
PIPE CLAMPS AND ATTACHMENTS
FIGURE 6202- RESTRAINT PIPE CLAMPS
LUAT
JIZE .1
1.5
1.5
4
4 7
ut2
25
25
J5
35
OU
60
6U
80
IJU
130
N{AX.
I,OAI
700
3.114
1,500
6.612
4,000
11 392
7,000
31,136
12,{l{10 2s,000
I 11.200
35,000
155.680
60,000
266.880
80,000
3ss,840
130,000
s7N.240
PIPE
S]ZR E W IVGT n w llcr E W lVGI E !1 WGT E W lryGl E \{ WGl l W wGl l \ry IVGl E W \vGt E \v wG!
Tc
z04Vq
108
1Vz
38
2
0.9
4t/t108
2
5i3
t.4I
25
4Vz
r14lY238
2
0.9
4Vt
114
2
51
J
1.4
lVq
32
4.\A
121
LVt
38
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FIGURE 6202 - RESTRAINT PIPE CLAMPS
LoadSize
1
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1.5
1.5 44 7
7 12I 2 25
25353s
6060
8080
130130
Max,Load
7003.114
1,5006-672
4,000t7.792
7,00031.136
12,000s3.376
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35,000155.680
60.000266-880
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TORQUEWEIGHT
1B
PIPE CLAMPS AND ATTACHMENTS
OFF-AXIS RESTRAINTPIPE CLAMPFigure 6252Size Range: 700 to 60,000 pounds(3,1 14N to 266,880 N ) ofload in variouspipe sizes from llz (40 mm) through36 (900 mm) inches.
Material: Carbon steel except the loadpin which is stainless steel.
Service: For non-integral off-axisattachment to the piping system inrestraint applications.
Max. Temp.: 650"F (343'C ) for the ratedloads shown.
Used With: Carpenter & PatersonFigures 201 5, 2250, 2252, 2525, 2530.
Ordering: Specifr figure number,load size, and pipe size. Strut attachmentmust be ordered separately. For Metricapplications specify Figure M6252.
Note: This clamp is designed to functionwithin a 10o cone of action and a 90o arcofloading. Loading beyond the cone orarc is not recommended.
Installation Note: Tension boltsto remove slack, (while maintainingdimension "G") plus % furn of nut.Then lock jam nut to full nut. Thisproduct must be used with shear lugssupplied by others. (Dimensions are
shown on the following page.)
LOAD
I
DIMENSIONS TEMPERATURE LOADS
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N4il LrvFrERs I cLLSq! l \r\\4 !!l KILOCRAVS I \twtON-MFl ERS
PIPE CLAMPS AND ATTACHMENTS
FIGURE 6252 _ OFF AXIS RESTRAINT PIPE CLAMP
LOAT
SIZE
,7 1,5 4 7 12 t{ 35 60
,7 1.5 4 7 12 25 35 60
f{Ax 700 1.500 4,000 7.000 12.000 25.000 35,000 60,000
nAf 3,114 6.672 t7,792 31,136 53,376 1.200 155.680 266.880
PIPE
SIZE n w WGT E w WGT E W WGT E w WGT E w WGT. E w WGT. E W WGT. E \! WGl
lVz 434 2 6
40 121 5l 2.7
2 5 2 6 5 3 t2
50 127 51 2.7 127 76 4
2th 53/q 21h. 8 53/q 3 t3
65 146 64 i.h 146 76 5.9
3 6 2V2 I 6 3 t4 7Tt 6 51
80 152 64 4.1 152 76 6.4 197 ls2 26
4 7 2Vz l0 ,73 l9 8Vt 5 66 8lq 7 104 8Vq 7 104
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5 7Vz 21/z il TY, -) 21 83/t 5 71 83/c 7 |4 83/1 7 lt4 10 9 t99
125 19t 64 5.0 l9l '16 9.5 222 t2T 32 222 178 52 222 178 5 254 229 90
6 8 3 15 8 3 27 9Vz 5 78 9Vz 7 125 9Vt 7 125 11 8 114
150 203 76 6.8 203 16 t2 241 t27 35 241 178 57 241 178 57 279 203 t028 9Vt l 19 91/z 3 32 t0v, 5 89 10Vz 7 143 1\Vt 7 143 12 9 281 13 l3 130
200 141 76 8.6 241 76 l5 267 127 40 267 178 65 26'l 178 65 305 229 12'.1 330 330 195
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300 305 /o l4 305 102 aA 330 152 62 330 203 96 330 203 96 3tt 1 279 198 394 381 277 400 457 309
l4 t3 3 34 t3 4 57 14 6 145 l4 7 241 14 1 241 l6 11 465 16 t5 642 163/t t9 769
350 330 16 l5 330 102 26 156 152 66 356 178 r09 356 178 109 406 279 211 406 38t 291 425 483 349
l6 t4 3 3'.I t4 4 63 l5 7 165 l5 7 26\ 15 1 261 11 I2 549 1T 15 695 173/t l9 834
400 i56 '76 7 356 102 29 381 178 75 381 r78 118 381 t78 t8 432 305 1AO 432 381 315 451 483 378
t8 t5 5 84 16 7 195 16 7 283 16,7
83 18 l2 591 l8 l5 746 18% 20 948
450 381 127 38 406 178 88 406 178 t28 406 t78 28 457 305 268 /<1 38r 338 476 s08 430
20 t6 5 90 t7 7 2r0 ll 8 346 17 8 46 19 t2 632 l9Yz L6 861 20 20 1 016
500 406 121 41 432 178 95 432 203 151 4),1- 203 57 483 305 287 495 406 391 508 508 461
22 r8 7 265 18 8 371 t8 8 71 21.T,t t6 1143
550 457 178 120 457 203 168 457 203 68 s52 406 518
24 l9 7 295 19 8 395 l9 li 95 22 l4 865 2)th t6 I 258 223/t t6 1214
600 483 178 134 483 203 t79 483 203 79 559 356 392 572 406 571 578 446 551
26 20 7 310 20 9 471 20 9 7l l-t)/1 16 128t
650 508 178 141 508 229 214 508 229 214 603 406 582
28 22 7 383 22 8 526 22 8 526 25Y2 l6 I 53(
700 559 178 174 559 203 239 559 203 739 648 406
30 23 7 405 L) 8 556 IJ 8 556 25 15 1 086 25Vt 16 147 4 263/t l6 1624
750 584 178 184 584 203 252 584 203 lJ 1. 635 381 493 648 406 669 679 406 737
32 24 7 425 24 8 583 24 8 583 16 l 69t
800 610 178 193 610 203 264 610 203 264 705 406 770
34 25 7 446 25 9 685 25 9 685 283/c 16 l 801
850 635 178 202 63s 229 311 635 229 311 730 406 817
36 26 8 463 l6 9 717 26 o Tll 28 16 1327 29 16 1695'rot/^
16 I 85r
900 660 203 210 660 229 325 660 229 325 111 406 602 73'7 406 '769 'l5t 406 841
Sizes above and to the left ofsolid line are Type I. Sizes to the right and below are Type ll.
Load Size1 1.5 4 7 L2 25 35 60
1.5 4 7 t2 )( 35 60
Max. Load700 1.500 4.000 7.000 12.000 25.000 3s,000 60.000
3.114 .672 L7.792 31.136 53.376 111.200 1s5.680 266,880(iG
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PIPE CLAMPS AND AfiACHMENTS
RESTRAINT RISER CLAMPS
Figure 6280 - Carbon SteelMaterial; Carbon steel except load pin which is stainless steel
Finish: Plain.
Maximum Temperature: 650"F (343'C).
Service: For axial restraint of vertical or horizontal piping
where two struts are required. Load is carried by shear lugs
which are welded to the pipe.
Ordering: Specify part number, exact pipe O.D., load,
operating temperature, C-C dimension and strut size. Strut
assembly must be ordered separately. For Metric applica-
tions specify Figure M6280.
Figure 628L - Alloy SteelMaterial: Chrome molybdenum steel except load pin
which is stainless steel.
Finish: Plain.
Maximum Temperature: 1100'F (593"C).
Service: For axial restraint of vertical or horizontal pipin
where two struts are required. Load is carried by shear
lugs which are welded to the pipe.
Ordering: Specify part number, exact pipe O.D., load,
operating temperature, C-C dimension and strut size.
Strut assembly must be ordered separately. For Metricapplications specify Figure M6281.
TYPE 3
ffio$'l?TYPE 2
_ --t --:
DIMENSIONS TEMPERATURE TOADS WEIGHT
INCHES FAHRENHEIT POUNDS POUNDS I NCH-POUNDS
MILLIMETERS CELSUIS NEWTONS KILOGRAMS NEWTON.METERS
21
PIPE CLAMPS AND ATTACHMENTS
WETDING LUG ATTACHMENTFigure 6410Size Range: 700 to 60,000 pounds (3,114 N to266,880 N) load for various pipe sizes from !%"(40 mm)through 36" (900 mm).
Material: Carbon steel except the load pin which is
stainless steel.
Service: For integral attachment to a piping system
in restraint applications.
Maximum Temperature: 650"F (343'C) for the
rated loads shown.
ordering: Specify figure number, load size, and
pipe size. Strut assembly must be ordered separately.
For Metric applications specify Figure M6410.
Note: This product is designed to function within
a LOo cone of action and a l-80'arc of loading. Load-
ing beyond the cone or arc is not recommended.
FIGURE 5410 - WELDING LUG ATTACHMENT
P_,I--T
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7
7
MAX.LOAD
700 1500 4000 7000
3114 6672 L7792 31136
PIPEa tTE
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7 L/2 3 314 4 3/8 27 /8 t.4 f 3/4 4 s/8 3 2 s/8 1,.6 3 3/4 5 3 2 t/8 2.8
40 95 111 76 73 0.6 95 1,17 76 67 0.7 95 121 76 54 1.3
2 3 3/4 4 3/8 27/8 T,4 3 314 4 s/8 2 s/8 1.6 3 3/4 5 3 2 1./8 2.8
50 95 Lt'J- 76 a2 0.6 95 'J-1-7 76 67 0.7 95 76 54 1.3
2 r/2 4 L/4 47/8 3 3 3/8 1.5 4 1.14 s r/8 3 r/8 1.8 4 L/4 51/2 3 2 s/8 3.1
65 108 774 76 86 o.7 108
4 7/4130 79 0.8 108 740 76 67 r.4
4 L/4 47/8 3 3 3/8 1.5
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5 1./8 3 3 r/8 1.8 4 7/4 51/2 25/8 3.1 6 7 t/2 6 37/8 9.2
80 108 124 76 85 108 130 76 79 0.8 108 r40 76 67 L.4 152 t91 1-52 98 4.2e54 4 3/4 s 318
t374 37/8 4 3/4 s s/8 4 3 s/8 2.4 4 3/4 6 4 3 L/8 4 b
1527 7/2 6 37/8
100 L2t L02 98 L2I 143 lo2 92 1..1 12L L52 107 79 1.8 191 1,52 98 4.2
5 4 3/4 s 3/8 4 37/8 2
o.s4 3/4 s 5/8 4 3 5/8 2.4 4 3/4 6 4 3 t/8 4 6 7 r/2 6 37/8 9.2
125 t21 1,37 LO2 98 12r t43s sls
LOz 92 1.1 t2l, 1,52 702 79 1.8 1-52 191 L52 98 4.2
6 4314 s 3/8 4 37/8 2 4 3/4 4 3 5/8 2.4
Ll4 3l+r21
6 4 3 !/879
4 6 1./4 7 3/4 6 4 t/8 9.5
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8 s 7/4 s7/8 4 43/8 /.3t.o
5 t/4 61/8 4 4 r/8 2.6 s 7/4 6 t!2155
4
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200 133 149 ro2 L71 133 156 to2 105 1-.2 133 92 2.0 159 t97 1,52 105 .3
10 1t/z740
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ro237/8 4.6
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4.a250 102 L17 !.1 L62 105 ttt t.2 L40 171, 98 L7r 210 117
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10
300 L40 156 toz L17 1.r 140 t62 105 111 L.2 L40 171 702 98 2.1 177 2t0 152 4.6
I4 6 7 1./4 5 43/8 5.6 7 I r/2 6 47/8 11
350 157 184 L27 111 2.5 778 2'J"6 L52 124 4.8
16 6 7 r/4 5
127
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400 L52 184 L17 2.5 778 216 L52 t?4 4.4
18 7 8 L/2 6 47/8 11
450 178 2t6 1-52 124 4.8
20 l 8 L/2 6 47/8 'J-1
s00 178 zt6 L52 724 4.8
24 7 81/2 6 47la 11
500 174 216 752 ttc 6
30 91/2 7 s 718 12
750 203 247 174 1,49 5.3
36 8 91/2 7 57/8 L2
900 203 241 178 t49 5.3
t Maximum insulation thickness.
DIMENSIONS TEMPERATURE
INCHES FAHREN HEIT ruu l\u5 POUNDS INCH-POUNDS
MILLIMETERS cEtSuls NEWTONS (ILOGRAMS NEWTON-METERS
22
PIPE CLAMPS AND ATTACHMENTS
FIGURE 6410. WELDING LUG ATTACHMENT (CONT.)
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60
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53.316
25,000
111,200
35,000
155.680
60,000
266 8R0
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