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Tanks, pipework, nozzles, tube fittings
News Release from: WEB (M&E) Products | Subject: Alpha Series Pipe Clamps
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 15 August 2005
Cushioned clamping for proper clamping
systems
When installing pipe, tube or hose the effects of vibration, shock, surge and galvanic corrosion are a major concern: new developments in cushioned clamping now combat these effects
When installing pipe, tube or hose the effects of vibration, shock, surge and galvanic corrosion are a major concern Improperly clamped pipe, tube or hose invite line failure and potential problems
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 11 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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New developments in cushioned clamping now provide proper clamping systems to combat these effects.
WEB Products is now introducing the Alpha Series Pipe Clamps into its range to complement the successful Cush-A-Clamp Series.
Designed for tough jobs the Alpha Series secures pipe runs to any flat surface.
The clamp comprises of a stainless steel U bolt with a flame retardant thermoplastic elastomer cushion.
The cushion design provides total load distribution, allowing the U-bolt to become a full contact clamp, eliminating knife edge loading.
The U-bolt traps and secures the cushion in place to prevent lateral movement, while locknuts provide a positive lock.
The new range of Alpha Series is being launched with a stainless steel 316 U-bolt and a flame retardant cushion to suit hazardous and corrosive environments.
The Alpha Series has a range of clamps to suit nominal bore pipe sizes from 1.25 to 6 inches.
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