Fixed points for heavy loads Fischer

What it is

Fixed points for heavy loads Fischer. Key specifications: max hose connection 355,6, min distance from support H (mm) 210, max distance from support H (mm) 310.

The fixed point is a clamp or saddle that locks a pipe at a precise point, so that thermal expansion is directed in the intended directions. The sliding support, by contrast, holds the pipe while leaving it free to move lengthwise.

What it is for

Used for installing building services and plant and for supporting pipework and ductwork.

How to use it

Fixed points are installed where the designer or manufacturer specifies, fixed to a support able to withstand the thrust. Sliding supports are fitted at intermediate points without clamping the pipe tight, so that it can slide. Check that the pipe cannot come out of its seat and that the joints are not stressed.

Where it is used

• Industrial construction
• Building services
• Industrial plant engineering

Technical data

• Max hose connection: 355,6
• Min distance from support H (mm): 210
• Max distance from support H (mm): 310
• Recommended maximum axial load, Fx (kN): 14
• Width B (mm): 130
• Thickness S (mm): 6
• Tightening torque Tinst: 80 N·m
• Pieces per pack: 2

Who it is for

Designed for plumbers, industrial maintenance technicians, HVAC technicians and heating and plumbing engineers.

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Before you order

Tell us the quantities you need and the intended use: if there is a more suitable version, or an equivalent available sooner, we will let you know.

For prices and availability, request a quote from AMES Srl: we will reply with our quotation, delivery times and, where needed, an equivalent technical alternative.