Strut Channel & Fittings
Beam Clamps for Threaded Rod & Strut, Support Only
Beam clamps attach threaded rod or strut channel directly to a structural steel beam or flange, without drilling or welding, the connection point where your support system ties back to the building structure.
Beam Clamps
What it is, and where it goes
These are support-duty clamps for hanging pipe, conduit, and cable tray loads; they are not rated rigging or lifting hardware, and should not be used for suspending loads above people or for any application requiring a rated lifting capacity. Sold wholesale by the case for contractors running rod or strut drops from structural steel.
Sizes
Material, finish, gauge and pack quantities are confirmed on every quote for the exact part we’d ship. Tell us the sizes you’re working to and we’ll send full specifications with direct pricing.
Minimum order: 50 pieces.
Contractor FAQ
Are these beam clamps rated for rigging or lifting?
No. These are support-duty clamps for hanging pipe, conduit, cable tray, and similar MEP loads from structural steel. They are not rated rigging or lifting hardware, do not use for overhead lifting or any application requiring certified lifting capacity.
What beam flange sizes do these fit?
Confirm your beam flange thickness/size on the quote request and we’ll match the correct clamp size.
Do these work with both threaded rod and strut channel?
Yes, beam clamps are commonly used as the top connection point for a threaded-rod drop or a strut trapeze assembly. See our All Thread Rod and Trapeze Hangers pages for the rest of the assembly.
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