Figure 1A - Designed to support non-insulated, stationary lines from above.  The lower nut (not furnished) adjusts the pipe line to the proper elevation, while the top nut (not furnished) prevents loosening due to vibration, and must be tightened sucurely to assure proper hanger performance.

Figure 1A PVC - This product is designed to protect the pipe from coming into direct contact with the hanger by having the contact surface PVC coated.

Figure 1A CT - Designed to support non-insulated, copper tubing lines from above.

Figure 81 - This split ring hanger is designed for the support of non-insulated stationary pipe lines.

Figure 81 CT and 81 SCT - These split ring hangers are designed for support of non-insulated copper tubing lines.
 

Figure 100 - Designed to support non-insulated, stationary lines from above allowing for approximately 1" to 1-1/2" of vertical adjustment after the pipe is in place.  The lower nut (not furnished) adjusts the pipe line to the proper elevation, the top nut (not furnished) prevents loosening due to vibration, and must be tightened securely to assure proper hanger performance.

Figure 100 PVC - This product is designed to protect the pipe from coming into direct contact with the hanger by having the contact surface PVC coated.

Figure 100 SS - Designed to support non-insulated, stationary Stainless Steel lines from above.

Figure 100 CT - Designed to support non-insulated, stationary Copper lines from above.

Figure 100 EL - Designed for the suspension of insulated stationary pipe lines.  It will accommodate 2 inches (51mm) of insulation up to a-1/2" (40mm) pipe, and 4 inches (102mm) of insulation for 2" (50mm) and lager.  Hanger locking nut (not included) above the clevis must be tightened securely to assure proper hanger performance.

Figure 111 - The wire pipe hook is made of special hard drawn wire, extra heavy gauge.  The driving head is bent so as to make it easy to drive.  the point is cut to a sharp nail point which will penetrate either hard or soft wood without bending.  It can be used on pipes in various orientations.

Figure 126 - Designed for the support or steadying of vertical pipe risers.  It is made of carbon steel and is designed to hold tight to the pipe, transmitting the load to the structure through the ears on each end.  When possible the clamp should be placed under a coupling, hub, or lugs welded to the pipe.

Figure 126 CT - Normally used for the support of uninsulated vertical tubing where no movement will occur.

Figure 126 PVC - Normally used for the support of uninsulated vertical piping where no movement will occur.  PVC coating the contact surface prevents galvanic corrosion with the pipe.

Figure 126 SS - It is made of stainless steel and is designed for the support of uninsulated vertical piping where no movement will occur.

Figure 222 - Recommended for use as a support for piping where the tangent lengths are too long to use a Figure 283 Standard U-Bolt.  It is supplied with two hex nuts.