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ANVIL C-Clamp Style Beam Clamp for 5/8 in Threaded Rod - C-Clamp Style Beam Clamps
ANVILC-Clamp Style Beam Clamps

ANVIL C-Clamp Style Beam Clamp for 5/8 in Threaded Rod

The ANVIL Beam Clamp is a C-Clamp style beam clamp designed for 5/8 in threaded rod, with a load capacity of 440 lb. Made from zinc-plated malleable iron, it includes a locknut and requires an installation torque of…

SKU 3G-OTH-658574

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ANVIL
Item
C-Clamp Style Beam Clamp for 5/8 in Threaded Rod
Part Number
0500303029
Category
C-Clamp Style Beam Clamps
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
0500303029
Type
For 5/8 in Threaded Rod
Load Capacity
440 lb
Clamp Material
Malleable Iron
Includes Locknut
Yes
Installation Torque
60 in-lb
Clamp Material Finish
Zinc-Plated
For Threaded Rod Size
5/8 in

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Product Description

The ANVIL Beam Clamp is a C-Clamp style beam clamp designed for 5/8 in threaded rod, with a load capacity of 440 lb. Made from zinc-plated malleable iron, it includes a locknut and requires an installation torque of 60 in-lb (MPN 0500303029).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ANVIL Beam Clamp used for?

The ANVIL Beam Clamp is used to suspend threaded rod from structural steel beams in industrial piping, HVAC, and electrical installations. Its 440 lb load capacity supports medium-duty overhead equipment and conduit runs.

What are the specifications of the ANVIL Beam Clamp?

This C-Clamp style beam clamp fits 5/8 in threaded rod, has a 440 lb load capacity, and is made of zinc-plated malleable iron. It includes a locknut and requires 60 in-lb installation torque. MPN 0500303029.

Where to buy the ANVIL Beam Clamp worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the ANVIL Beam Clamp worldwide, handling full logistics and customs clearance. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source and deliver genuine ANVIL parts to support your project requirements anywhere.

How to install the ANVIL Beam Clamp?

Position the clamp over the beam flange, tighten the set screw to 60 in-lb torque using a torque wrench, and secure the threaded rod through the clamp. Ensure the locknut is engaged to prevent loosening under vibration.

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3G Electric supplies ANVIL c-clamp style beam clamps. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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