ATM BC12-18-GE User's Guide

BC12-18-GE

(8.13)

.60

6.60

22.00

6.00

GIMBALED STYLE BEAM CLAMP

STANDARD FEATURES:

► Accomadates thicker beam flanges

► Flange spacers included

► Gimballed hang point swivels 360°

► Hang point retains same WLL from 0°-20°

► Wide body provides extra clamp stability.

► Non-loosening fasteners.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES:

► See Wire Rope datasheet.

► See Rigging Components datasheet.

BEAMWARE

GIMBALED BEAM CLAMP

Standard, pre-engineered channel style beam clamps anchor to a build­ing’s beam structure to provide a safe and predictable method of rigging
grids, clusters, arrays and other objects.

The Gimbaled Style beam clamp is unique in that it offers a gimballed
swivel eye that accommodates up to 20 degrees of off-axis side loading
in any direction without losing any of its working load.

The gimbal feature is especially predict­able when bridling suspended objects
from wire rope, rigging chain, span sets,
etc.

The body of the clamp mounts ush

underneath the building’s I-beams and

adjusts to accommodate beam ange

widths between 12” and 18”.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Part Number: BC12-18-GE

Materials: Alloy Steel Components

Width: 12” to 18” / 305mm to 457mm

Color: Black

Design Factor: 5:1

Vertical WLL*: 2000 lbs / 908 Kg. WLL (Vertical)

20 DEG. WL: 2000 lbs / 908 Kg. WLL

45 DEG. WL: 1200 lbs / 908 Kg.

90 DEG. WL: Do Not Exceed 65°

* Working Load Limit: WLL

PACKAGE CONTENTS:

22” Channel

1 pc

Lock Angle Bracket

2 pcs

Eyebolt, 5/8”

1 pc

Swivel Ball

1 pc

5/8” Flat Washer

5 pcs

Nyloc & Nut, 5/8”-11”

2 pcs

Hex Nut, 5/8”-11”

1 pc

Hex Bolt, 5/8”-11”- 5.5” Long

2 pcs

1/4” spacer

2 pcs

1/2” spacer

2 pcs

1.00” spacer

2 pcs

12.00 MIN

18.00 MAX

1.38

Adaptive Technologies Group

1635 E. Burnett Street | Signal Hill, CA 90755 USA
Ph: 562.424.1100 | Fax: [phone]
www.adapttechgroup.com

20°

2.00 WITHOUT
SPACER

DIMENSIONS:

22.00

6.60

6.00

(8.13)

.60

ALWAYS INSTALL SAFETY CABLES

WARNING: Mounting and/or suspension loudspeakers requires experi-

enced professionals. Improperly installed loudspeakers can result in prop­erty damage, personal injury and/or liability to the installing contractor.