ANVIL FIG 264 Adjustable Pipe Saddle Support, Cast Iron

Anvil FIG 264 adjustable pipe saddle support is used in industrial settings to provide versatile and reliable support for pipes, conduits and equipment. It is used to ensure proper alignment and elevation of pipes, preventing sagging and misalignment.

Features:

• Anvil FIG 264 adjustable pipe saddle support features cast iron construction with galvanised finish, ensuring corrosion resistance and durability.
• This adjustable pipe saddle support has an impressive load capacity of 3800 pounds, offering robust support for pipes up to 8 inches in size.
• It comes with a convenient minimum height adjustment of 11-3/4 inches, providing flexibility in pipe elevation according to specific requirements.
• This Anvil FIG 264 saddle support offers a maximum height adjustment of 16-1/2 inches, allowing for versatile positioning and alignment of pipes.
• It is equipped with a sturdy cast iron base, providing stable and reliable support for various pipe applications.
• This saddle support meets industry standards, including ANSI/MSS SP-69, Federal Specification A-A-1192A (Type 38), MSS SP-58 (Type 38) and WW-H-171-E (Type 39), ensuring compliance with recognised specifications.

Standards and Approvals:

• A-A-1192A (Type 38)
• WW-H-171-E (Type 39)
• ANSI / MSS SP-69
• MSS SP-58 (Type 38)

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is a saddle connection?

A. A saddle is a way of connecting to a pipe by cutting an elliptical or circular hole in it.

Q. Where do you put a pipe support?

A. Pipe supports should be located near concentrated weights, such as valves and flanges.

Q. How do I install an adjustable pipe saddle support?

A. Installation procedures may vary depending on the manufacturer and design. Generally, it involves securing the saddle support to a structural element and adjusting the height to ensure proper pipe alignment.

Q. Are there any maintenance or inspection recommendations to ensure the support's long-term reliability?

A. Regular inspection is recommended to detect wear or damage, ensuring the support remains in good condition. Inspection frequency may vary based on usage.