Strut channel beam clamps are essential for attaching the channels to existing structures. They secure the channel at a proper angle to the beam. You can install the channels directly onto the beam with the help of the strut channel clamps. To install a clamp, place the stud in the stud’s slot, position the strut channel, and then tighten the clamp onto one or both edges of the beam.
A Beam Clamp is a simple device that secures the strut channel to a structural beam support. The studs are bolted to the flange of the strut channel and are held by a single nut. There are three types of strut channel beam clamps: a U-bolt, a C-clamp, and a LDB-W-BLAMP. The studs are fixed into the strut channels by securing the nut to the topside of the steel beam.
The LDB-BAN-R2 movable coupling is a strut channel beam clamp that features two holes at the base and two at the arms. A PG threaded rod is directly screwed into the middle of the screwed stud. The LDB-B-C-R2 is a movable coupling with two holes for each arm. The LDB-BAN-R2 has an indented part that slides into the strut channel.
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