Supports

Pipe hangers and supports including accessories
Pipe hangers and supports including accessories

Edition 10/2008
The products in this publication have been designed and optimized according to
the state of the art.
Subject to change without notice.
For more information please order our brochure 1758 Slide Bearings, Fixed
Bearings and Guidances
Witzenmann GmbH
Witzenmann GmbH
stliche Karl-Friedrich-Str. 134
75175 Pforzheim
Phone: +49 - (0) 72 31 - 5 81- 0
Fax: +49 - (0) 72 31 - 5 81- 8 20
wi@witzenmann.com
www.witzenmann.com
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Contents
The product range for pipe supports page 4
The company page 5
Quality assurance page 6
Design and suitability page 8
The hanger system page 9
The products page 12
The applications page 22
The product range page 26
Planning and design page 32
Standard products page 36
Variable spring hangers page 37
Constant hangers page 48
Connecting parts page 62
Pipe clamps page 74
Horizontal pipe clamps page 76
Riser clamps page 94
Special types page 102
Manufacture, inspection and testing page 104
Marking, corrosion protection, packaging page 105
Installation instructions for hangers page 106
Installation instructions for pipe clamps page 108
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The product range for pipe supports
The whole range of stan-
dardized HYDRA
pipe
supports is arranged ac-
cording to a coordinated
system with comparable
criteria for applications
and design, and compat-
ible connections.
Our products are based on
practical experience and
intensive development
work spanning more than
20 years and comply in all
respects with the require-
ments of modern plant and
pipe technology.
The series of catalogues
on the right with their
completely new concept
is categorized according
to subject, taking into
account the requirements
of our customers.
These catalogues include
all the information and
data needed for planning
and applications.
The clear arrangement and
presentation helps users to
understand this vast field
and makes the work of the
designer easier.
Simply order the
catalogues you require.
Hangers and supports
Variable spring
hangers/supports
Constant hangers/
supports
Connecting parts
Pipe clamps
Supports
Sliding supports, an-
chors, guides
Brochure No. 1758
Roller supports
Brochure No. 1753
Dynamic parts
Sway struts
Connections
Clamps
Structural steelwork
Standard designs
Custom designs
Pipe clamps
Horizontal pipe clamps
Riser clamps
Engineering and service
Advice
Planning
Service
Catalogues for pipe support products
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The company
Our company, situated in
the traditional industrial
state of Saxony, has a
long history in the manu-
facturing of high-quality
investment goods for
pipelines and plants.
The incorporation of
the company into the
Witzenmann Group in
1991 concentrated the
production of all pipe
supports in the plant
at Werdau. The whole
knowledge of the group
is now available, and
that in turn has placed
the company on an even
broader footing.
The Witzenmann Group
was formed around the
pioneer company in this
sector. Today, the group
employs approx. 3,200
employees in 23 Compa-
nies worldwide. The main
plant has been located in
Pforzheim since the com-
pany was founded in 1854.
More than 100 years ago,
Witzenmann established
the metal hose and expan-
sion joints industry after
the invention of the metal
hose.
Entrepreneurial activity, in-
ventiveness and trendset-
ting product developments
have made Witzenmann
one of the leading com-
panies worldwide in the
field of flexible metal ele-
ments such as metal
hoses, expansion joints
and metal bellows as well
as automotive parts and
pipe supports.
Progressive technology
and a high awareness of
quality established our
leading position in the field
of pipe supports many
years ago. The expansion
of our range has strength-
ened this position. This
enables us to meet even
special market require-
ments.
Our current range includes
the whole range of HYDRA
pipe supports as required

in the construction of power
stations, district heating,
the chemicals and petro-
chemicals industries.
The range includes: hang-
ers, supports, assemblies,
all types of pipe clamps,
roller supports, sliding
supports, anchors and
guides; sway struts and
steel parts for supports.
In order to ensure direct,
local contact with our cus-
tomers, a vast distribution
network has been estab-
lished with qualified repre-
sentatives at home and
abroad.
The main building of the Werdau plant
Constant hangers
The main plant in Pforzheim
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Our company has set
up a quality management
system which guarantees
that the quality of our
products meets the
requirements of our
customers in every
respect. A quality man-
agement manual oblig-
atory for all divisions in
our company deter-
mines the structure and
use of the quality assur-
ance system.
Our quality assurance
system is based on national
and international standards
and specifications like DIN
ISO 9001, KTA 1401, AD
data sheets, ASME Code,
British Standards, etc. This
forms the foundation for
manufacturers approvals
as well as suitability and
type approvals from autho-
rized inspection bodies
and customers.
Acknowledged test centres
carry out regular inspec-
tions to ensure that we
uphold quality and testing
standards within the scope
of monitoring contracts
with quality associations.
We are certified to ISO
9001:2000.
That guarantees full verifi-
cation for the quality of all
our products.
Strict organization of
responsibility for quality
Our quality assurance
system is under the direct
control of the general
management. The central
quality assurance depart-
ment is in overall charge
of the organizational and
technical measures for
quality assurance, and the
approval of procedure
instructions. The quality
assurance personnel in
each of the divisions are
responsible for quality
planning, quality manage-
ment and quality inspec-
tions during the processing
of orders.
Consideration of cus-
tomers requirements
The sales department
ensures that the require-
ments specified by and
agreed to in customers
orders are clearly stipulated
and can be met fully in the
subsequent planning and
production processes.
Development and design
The engineering depart-
ment is responsible for the
design and function of our
products. Wide-ranging
theoretical and practical
analyses form the basis of
this work, which ensures
that all steps from pur-
chasing to production
to installation function
without a hitch. Analysis,
design and planning docu-
ments are inspected only
by employees who have
not participated in their
compilation.
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Meticulous inspection
of supplies
We cooperate only with
suppliers who can provide
evidence of an efficient
quality assurance system.
We demand inspection
certificates to DIN EN 10204
for semi-finished goods,
sheet metal and pipes.
Regarding other supplies,
we demand certificates
depending on respective
applications that allow
traceability. Goods are
inspected upon arrival and
in the materials testing
laboratory to make sure
that the supplies meet our
order and acceptance
criteria. Only inspected,
faultless materials are
admitted into production.
Quality-oriented
production
Our qualified employees
guarantee the quality of
our products, which they
produce on a great variety
of equipment according
to proven production
processes.
Precise procedure and
work instructions support
their work.
An internal inspection de-
partment is responsible for
inspecting and maintaining
production plant. It is also
responsible for ensuring
that production is carried
out according to specified
procedures as well as in-
spection directives
Assurance of
welding quality
Welding is only performed
according to written in-
structions by welders
who hold qualifications to
DIN EN 729. The most im-
portant and most common
welding methods are
carried out according to
certified welding
procedures. Supervisory
staff meet the respective
requirements according to
AD Specification HP3.
Our company has been
certified as a manufacturer
according to AD specifica-
tion HP0 carried out by the
German TV organization.
The company is also quali-
fied to perform welding
work to DIN 18800.
Control of measuring and
testing equipment
Measuring and testing
equipment itself is tested
for its precision and relia-
bility at regular intervals.
The date of calibration is
stated on control identifi-
cation tags.
Supervision of the
quality assurance system
Audits carried out at regu-
lar intervals check whether
the quality assurance
measures laid down are
being carried out by all
departments involved, and
whether they are effective.
Product quality
Inspection of goods re-
ceived as well as in-process
inspections, functional and
final inspections of the
finished goods are integral
elements of the quality
assurance system.
If requested, we include
material certificates as well
as final inspection and
testing reports with our
consignments for docu-
mentation purposes.
Besides standard tests,
such as load/travel
behaviour of hangers,
dimensional and visual
inspections and inspection
of markings, special tests
can also be arranged.
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The design of the hangers
and accessories required
is performed according
to the relevant technical
rules, specifications and
standards. Safety margins
to the yield point of the
material, which are guar-
anteed for all loadbear-
ing parts under nominal
load conditions, are one
essential design criterion.
We can therefore ensure
that in the case of an over-
load, as may occur in pick-
ling, hydraulic pressure
tests or starting up with
non-steady-state tempera-
ture profiles in the pipes,
there will not yet be any
permanent deformations
of the supports. Even
extreme overloads, as
in case of water hammer,
are highly unlikely to cause
fractures in the supports.
This is ensured by de-
formable structures which
are able to absorb exces-
sive overload shocks by
yielding without fracture.
However, after such over-
loads, the supports must
be inspected.
Standards for design
Basic standards for our
design work are the VGB
standard R510 L (1996)
and KTA 3205.3 (1989)
standard supports.
Furthermore, the following
German and foreign stan-
dards are considered:
DIN EN 13480 Metallic
industrial piping
AD data sheets for
pressure vessels (D)
DIN 18800, Steel
structures (D)
TRD, Technical Rules
for Boilers (D)
ANSI B 31.1/3 (USA)
ASME, Boiler and pres-
sure vessel code, sec.
III, subsection NF (USA)
MSS, Standard
Practices: 58, 69, 77,
89, 90, (USA)
BS, British Standards
(GB)
If required, compliance in
detail is checked by us.
Suitability tests
Hangers and accessories
have been tested for their
applicability in power
plants in tests according
to VGB standard R510 L
(1996) and KTA 3205.3.
Besides a quality audit,
this includes an inspection
of the design and calcula-
tion documents and verifi-
cation of material suitability
as well as function, load
and service-life tests.
Successful verification
was carried out under the
supervision of Germanys
VGB and TV organiza-
tions.
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The hanger system
Our standard range of
hangers, supports and
accessories is designed in
the same way as our total
product range: as an
extensive, appropriately
coordinated and compre-
hensive system.
This concept is based on
decades of practical expe-
rience, continuous, intense
cooperation with planners,
users and inspection
bodies, and trendsetting
development work result-
ing in a large number of
patents.
In order to make design
and selection easy and
reliable, we offer standard
ranges with options,
allowing quick and eco-
nomical adaptation to the
respective requirements.
Optimum combination of
complete assemblies
The system includes all
components required for
rigid or movable assem-
blies, from the connection
to the overhead supporting
structure to the suitable
pipe clamp. Installation
dimension E is specified
for all components, which
can easily be added up to
give the total dimension of
the support assembly.
Appropriate attachments
facilitate hanger design
Different attachments for
variable spring and con-
stant hangers are at the
designers disposal.
Furthermore, the clamp
type suitable for each
application can be selected
from horizontal pipe clamps
and riser clamps covering
a wide range of nominal
diameters and nominal
loads.
Load groups allow
reliable planning
The load groups of the
connecting parts combine
elements with equal nomi-
nal load FN, also consider-
ing the corresponding
thread diameter. The re-
spective load group (LGV)
is indicated on all variable
spring and constant hang-
ers and is part of the
designation.
Support assembly
program
We have developed the
support assembly program
(with inter-
faces to PDS and PDMS)
in order to automate your
design work. This program
can be made available to
the designer if required
(see Planning and
design, pages 3235).
Support assembly with variable
spring hanger
Support assembly with base-
mounted constant hanger
Double support assembly with
variable spring hangers and
trapeze
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Variable spring
hangers/
Variable spring
supports
Constant hangers/
Constant supports
Connecting parts
Horizontal clamps
Riser clamps
Mounting parts
for sway supports/
Trapezes
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Connections
FDT
KVD
FHD
KHD
ZLN
ZGM
HZN/ HZV/HZS
VBK
MSN MBS
VKK VKR
HGN/HGV HDN/HDV/HDS HBN/HBV/HBS
ZSM ZOM ZHM ZRM ZLM ZMM/ZMI
ZLK ZKN ZKK ZVN/ZVV/ZVS ZPK
KHS KVS KSR KSP
FHG FHS FSS/FSP FSG
VSR/VPR
ZTN
Series
Series
Series
Series
Series
Series
Series
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Series
Name for a particular hanger
range as part of the prod-
uct range, consisting of
three characters which
derive from the German
name for the series; it is
part of each type designa-
tion (see The product
range, page 26).
Example:
FHD is the German abbre-
viation for a variable spring
hanger with double lug.
Load group (LGV)
Categorizing term for
connecting parts, based
on the respective thread
diameter. Nominal load
and design safety factor
are the same for all parts
of one load group; the load
group is part of the type
designation of hangers,
supports and connecting
parts.
Example:
Load group 36 includes all
connecting parts with
thread diameter M36 or
suitable connecting parts;
its nominal load is
FN = 70 kN (see table
above).
VH size
variable spring hangers
and supports. All variable
spring hangers with the
same nominal load FN,
irrespective of series or
nominal travel, have the
same VH size; it is part of
the type designation of
and supports.
Example:
FHD 07... refers to the
seventh size of variable
spring hangers with double
lug; their nominal load is
FN = 20 kN (see table of
Variable spring hangers,
page 39).
CH size
constant hangers and
supports. Hangers with
the same mathematical
product of nominal load
and nominal travel (FN x sN)
have the same CH size;
the CH size is part of
the type designation of
constant hangers and
supports.
Example:
KHD 08... refers to the
eighth size of constant
hangers, horizontal, with
double lug (see table
of constant hangers,
page 54).
Load group LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
Nominal load FN in kN 7 12 20 33 50 70 100 132 180 240 300 400 500
Connections Thread (DIN) M 12 M 16 M 20 M 24 M 30 M 36 M 42 M 48 M 56 M 64 M 72 M 80 M 90
diameter (inch)
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Bolt diameter 12 16 20 24 33 40 45 50 60 70 80 90 100
Variable Nom. load FN in kN 7 12 20 33 50 70 100 132 200 280 400 500
VH size 01-05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Constant Max. permissible
hangers required load FS
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in kN 6 10 17 29 43 61 87 115 157 209 261 348 435
Potential
CH size
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01-09 05-11 07-12 08-14 09-15 11-16 11-17 13-18 14-19 16-19 17-20 18-20 19-20
1)
15% adjustability reserve considered
2)
see table on page 53
Load groups of connecting parts
Definitions
spring
hangers
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The products
This chapter contains
detailed descriptions of
hangers, connecting
parts and clamps. It also
explains their essential
characteristics and points
out their usefulness in
practical applications.
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Schubspannung in N/mm
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Springs
The high-grade springs
for HYDRA
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spring hangers and
constant hangers retain
their original supporting
properties practically
unaltered even during
a long service life.
We use helical coil springs
to DIN 2095 and DIN 2096
acting as compression
springs as the load-
bearing elements of the
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variable spring
and constant hangers.
They are cold- or hot-
coiled, depending on
the wire diameter.
After coiling and temper-
ing, the hot springs are
closed to their solid height
several times. Afterwards,
they are shot-blasted with
steel balls to harden the
surface. A 100% crack
detection test guarantees
that they are completely
free from cracks.
Standard versions are
given an impact-resistant,
highly elastic alkyd varnish
coating after priming with a
phosphate coating. If re-
quired, special treatments
such as plastic coating or
treatment with zinc dust
paint can also be carried
out. For outdoor use, we
recommend an additional
terrosone coating.
The safe, buckling-resis-
tant design, the certified
production methods with
special heat treatment
and the meticulous final
inspections guarantee a
permanently linear force-
travel characteristic.
Relaxation
Relaxation is a loss of
strength for a constant
fixity length, and depends
on stress, temperature and
time. It can be shown as
the percentage of loss of
strength in relation to initial
strength. A suitable special
heat treatment consider-
ably reduces the relaxation
of our coil springs, com-
pared with conventional
coil springs (see diagram).
The stress range during
operation of the springs
used in HYDRA
variable
spring and constant hang-
ers is so favourable that
even at a constant tem-
perature of 80 C no
appreciable relaxation
occurs.
Production method
Cold coiling
Hot coiling
Wire diameter
in mm
< 8
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Material
High-grade steel
to EN 10270-2
Stainless steel
to EN 10089
Relaxation of helical coil springs
Reference values for long-term behaviour at different ambient
temperatures
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HYDRA
variable spring
hangers and supports
are pipe supports that
allow movement with a
linear, varying load-carry-
ing behaviour; the load
changes in proportion to
the hanger travel.
Operating principle
The load-carrying behav-
iour corresponds to the
characteristic of the
spring used, i.e. the load
decreases during upward
movement of the spring
plate and increases during
downward movement.
These devices, which are
more economical than
constant hangers, are used
in all cases in which the
vertical movement to be
absorbed does not exceed
60 mm and the pipework
supported can sustain a
change of load between
installation and operation
without any difficulty; 25%
of the operating load is
normally regarded as a
permissible load variation.
The non-buckling spring,
the special shape of the
spring plate and the rigid
connection between
threaded rod and spring
plate more or less avoid
any unwanted lateral
forces on the spring plate.
Result:
HYDRA
variable spring
hangers exhibit extremely
low friction values and
minimal deviation from the
theoretical load.
Load/Travel diagram
FHD FHG
FHS
FSS/FSP
FSG
FDT
Head plate
with double lug
Spring plate
with stop nibs
Spring housing
Compression
spring
Name plate with
travel scale and
load data
Base plate
Safety ring
Turnbuckle
Threaded rod
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Permanent spring
protection
The spring is enclosed in a
housing which protects it
from mechanical damage.
The spring plate centres
the spring and prevents
friction between spring
and housing.
Nibs on the spring plate
act as stops to prevent
the spring being closed
to its solid height at over-
load and, as a result, from
damaging the surface
protection.
Optimum corrosion
protection
Before assembly, the
components of the hanger
can be protected against
corrosion, either by elec-
trogalvanizing, hot-dip
galvanizing, a plastic coat-
ing or painting.
The final assembly of the
patented hanger is carried
out by positive locking
action; the surface protec-
tion is thus not damaged,
neither by welding nor by
mechanical action.
The name plate riveted to
the housing, which also
acts as a travel scale, is
made of stainless steel;
the matt surface and black
inscription ensure legibility.
Easy installation
and operation
All types can be connected
simply and securely to the
supporting structure.
The cold and hot states
are clearly indicated on the
name plate by coloured
triangles (red and blue).
The respective loads are
stamped next to them.
A patented, infinitely vari-
able travel stop keeps the
spring plate in position (in
both directions) and can
only be loosened at the
correct load.
The load can be adjusted
easily by turning the turn-
buckle (adjusting nut on
series FHS, FSS, FSP and
FSG), with the spring plate
and its nibs preventing
rotation.
Subsequent adjustment of
the travel stop is possible
at any time in any position
required because the travel
stops with their adjustable
laminations can be perma-
nently fixed to the housing
to prevent them being lost.
All devices are absolutely
maintenance-free
no wear and tear and no
need for spare parts!
Technology you can rely on
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Constant hangers and supports
HYDRA
constant
hangers and supports
are pipe supports that
allow movement with a
constant load-carrying
behaviour; the load re-
mains hardly unchanged
over the hanger travel.
Operating principlen
In the HYDRA
constant
hangers the varying force
of the compression spring
is transformed into a con-
stant force at the loading
point by means of a suit-
ably adjusted lever mecha-
nism.
These devices, whose
design is more complex
than that of variable spring
hangers, are required when
greater vertical movements,
60 mm and more, are to be
absorbed, or if load devia-
tions must not exceed
5% to avoid undue strain
on component connec-
tions or critical pipelines.
The lever principle
The lever dimensions of
the HYDRA
constant
hangers have been opti-
mized such that the
required constancy of the
load is ensured over the
whole range of adjustment,
even after any load adjust-
ments after installation.
Furthermore, the great
advantage of constant
hangers, based on the
lever principle, is that
the full hanger travel is
not reduced if the load
is adjusted.
they have been adjusted,
or a subsequent load
adjustment (average load
deviation 3%).
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constant hangers
exhibit very good load
constancy throughout the
travel range, irrespective of
the required load to which
Load/Travel diagram
KHD
KVD
KHS
KSR
KVS
Name plate
Spherical
bearing
Turnbuckle
Travel scale with cold
and hot positions
Travel stop,
infinitely variable
Lever mechanism
Load adjustment
Adjustment
scale
Coil spring
Spring housing
Spring plate
Base plate
Guide
Load adjustment
Lever arm
Spring
force
Spring lever arm
Main axis
Load
Hanger travel (nominal travel) downwards in %
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Permanent protection
for the spring
The springs are protected
against mechanical dam-
age by housings which
have inspection openings
on only the bottom or the
side.
The non-buckling spring
is positioned in centering
devices and guided by the
spring plate so that friction
between housing and
spring is avoided.
Stop nibs prevent the
spring being closed to its
solid height at overload
and, as a result, from
damaging the surface
protection.
Optimum corrosion
protection
Various means are used
before assembly to pro-
tect all ferritic parts against
corrosion, e.g.
painting,
electrogalvanizing,
hot-dip galvanizing,
plastic coating.
The final assembly of the
hanger is carried out by
positive locking action; the
surface protection is thus
not damaged, neither by
welding nor by mechanical
action.
The pivots as well as the
patented retainers holding
the pivot are made of
stainless steel (1.4541).
The name plate riveted to
the housing is made of
stainless steel (1.4541);
it is a matt surface with
black inscription.
Easy
installation
The design of all types of
constant hanger allows
simple and secure con-
nection to the supporting
structure for all require-
ments; low weight facili-
tates installation.
Hot and cold states are
clearly indicated on the
travel scale by coloured
triangles (red and blue).
A practical percentage gra-
dation on the travel scale
1)
clearly indicates working
travels and travel reserves.
A patented, infinitely vari-
able travel stop, which
works in both directions,
keeps the hanger in the
installation position and
cannot be released until
the hanger is adjusted to
the actual load.
The travel stop may be
fixed in any hanger posi-
tion at any time because
the infinitely variable
mechanism cannot be
detached from the
housing.
Connection to the load is
by means of a turnbuckle,
which is turned until the
required load FS is reached
or the pipe to be supported
has reached the desired
position.
With constant supports,
adjustment is carried out
by means of adjusting
nuts.
Easy load
adjustment
A load adjustment with easy
access, easy operation and
clear indication allows the
factory-adjusted required
load FS to be adjusted to
suit the actual conditions.
The design of the load ad-
justment mechanism means
that only one screw has to
be adjusted.
The adjustment range is at
least 15% of the required
load (wider ranges are pos-
sible on request).
The load adjustment never
reduces the working travel or
travel reserves.
Low-friction bearings
All rotating bearings used
in constant hangers are a
combination of ground
stainless steel axles and
PTFE compound bearings,
which guarantee minimum
friction.
Axle retainers made of
stainless steel, which also
form the running surfaces
of the axial bearings, en-
sure permanent protection
against dirt and corrosion.
Spherical bearings at the
loading point also with
low-friction PTFE surfaces
allow the direction of load
application to change by
up to 4 in any direction
without any significant
change in the load devia-
tion.
All devices are absolutely
maintenance-free no
wear and tear and no
1)
A mm scale showing the
distance travelled directly can
be supplied on request.
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Connecting parts
Apart from the pipe sup-
ports already described,
such as variable spring
and constant hangers,
accessories are available
to create the various
assemblies between
the supporting steel
structure and the part
supporting the pipe
the pipe clamp.
Function
Connecting parts are
attached to steel struc-
tures by welded or clamp-
ing lugs and square plates,
and threaded parts like
turnbuckles, eye nuts and
clevises in combination
with threaded rods to
bridge the distances.
Furthermore, connecting
lugs are also available to
facilitate the attachment
of cold connecting parts
to hot pipe clamps at
higher operating tempera-
tures.
Using HYDRA
clamping
lugs, there is no need
for welding; their design
allows them to be adjusted
to suit different beam
flange dimensions.
Safety
HYDRA
connecting parts
are clearly categorized into
load groups according to
our hanger system (page 9),
based on metric thread
diameters; these parts
correspond to clearly
defined nominal loads
which are approved for
ambient temperatures not
exceeding 80 C.
This facilitates selection of
the parts suitable for the
respective requirements and
guarantees the required
load-carrying capacity.
The certified threaded parts
are precise forged parts with
dimensions up to M48.
Confusion is avoided by a
marking which indicates
load group, material and
manufacturer. Threaded
rods have rolled threads,
which avoid sharp notches
and stress concentrations.
Materials
For all connecting parts we
use DIN EN materials as
follows:
1.0038/S235JR for
sheet metal parts or steel
sections
1.0503/C45 for forged
parts
1.0553/S355JO for
threaded bars
1.0038/S235JR
1.5415/16 Mo3 or
1.7335/13 CrMo 4-5
and others for
connecting lugs
Corrosion protection
Corrosion protection is a
standard feature of all
connecting parts. Welding
lugs and square plates are
given a coat of primer; all
other parts are electrogal-
vanized and given a yellow
chromate finish, an espe-
cially favourable protection
for all threads. Other suit-
able types of corrosion
protection can be agreed
upon as required.
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The dimensions of all types
of pipe clamps have thus
been determined so that
they, like variable spring
hangers, constant hangers
and connecting parts, can
sustain an overload
1)
of
2.5 times the nominal load
without permanent defor-
mation even at operating
temperatures.
Suitable design of the sup-
porting parts or intervening
connecting lugs ensures
that the operating tem-
peratures of eye nuts or
clevises do not exceed the
permissible temperature
of 80 C.
1)
An increase in load of 70%
is permissible when selecting
clamps for known load condi-
tions, taking into account the
maximum loads. Even then, a
satisfactory degree of safety can
be assured.
Materials
We use only DIN EN
materials for pipe clamps.
For the most frequent
applications, we have
selected three standard
materials according to the
table below, which covers
the temperature range up
to 530C.
Clamps made of other
heat-resistant or austenitic
materials like 1.4541,
1.4571 and 1.4958 (Incoloy
800H) can be supplied on
request. The correction
factors for the design for
higher or lower tempera-
tures can be taken from
the tables on page 74.
Approval certificates can
be supplied for all clamp
materials.
Pipe clamps mainly sub-
jected to temperature
loads are usually supplied
blank, i.e. without surface
protection. In the case
of clamps for use with
low pipe temperatures, a
suitable surface protection
can be applied to either
the complete clamp or
individual parts situated
outside the thermal insula-
tion.
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General
Pipe clamps in direct con-
tact with pipes conveying
a medium must sustain
not only the load due to
pipe weight and force
components occurring
during operation, but also
the conditions caused by
the often very high
temperatures of the media
in the pipes.
Their design enables
HYDRA
horizontal and
riser clamps to cover the
vast field of potential appli-
cations and also to form
a distinct system, based
on systematic standardi-
zation, which helps the
designer to make the right
choice.
Standard materials for pipe clamps
Material Material Temperature
No. to DIN EN (fomerly) range
1.0038 S 235 JR RT up to 300C
1.5415 16 Mo3 350C up to 480C
1.7335 13 CrMo 4-5 500C up to 530C
1.7380 10 CrMo 9-10 520C up to 580C
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Function
Horizontal clamps are
used as supports for pipes
installed horizontally.
Apart from two-bolt
clamps to DIN 3567 this
series has been extended
to DN 1200 the series
of flat steel clamps also
includes medium and
heavy-duty types, based
on technical requirements
and considering economi-
cal production facilities
and reasonable use of
materials (fig. 1).
We also offer three-bolt
clamps (fig. 2) with longer
lugs to suit the tempera-
ture range and the neces-
sary insulation thickness.
In case of higher loads,
the patented grip clamps
(fig. 3), produced in two
load series, and the U-type
clamps are available. Due
to their optimum design,
they are characterized by
low load-to-weight ratios.
Optimum design and
production
Flat steel clamps are
cold-formed or hot-formed,
depending on the materials
used and their thickness.
Subsequent heat treatment
is carried out if required.
Inherent weaknesses and
increased residual stresses
can thus be reliably avoided.
An optimum bending radius
(fig. 4) between clamp
strap and clamping lug
reduces the degree of
deformation and bending
stresses due to working
conditions. This increases
the load-carrying capacity.
The design of the grip
clamp means that only
minimal material forming
is necessary. We can
therefore dispense with
subsequent heat treatment.
Notching the support lug
near the pipe obstructs the
heat flow, which leads to
low temperatures in the
supporting parts and
extremely low heat losses.
The double rods surround-
ing the pipe and their con-
trollable tightening torque
ensure optimum force
transfer to the pipe (fig. 5).
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horizontal clamps
Easy installation
The manufacturing toler-
ances of our flat steel
clamps are such that they
still fit exactly in the case
of maximum pipe toler-
ances. For minimum
tolerances, contact is
ensured by tightening
the bolts.
The gap between the two
halves of the clamp allows
eye nuts or connecting lugs
to be fitted as required.
Clamp production line
The pivoted, rotating rods
of the grip clamp, inserted
into the support lugs, can
easily be placed around
the pipe, thus facilitating
mounting.
The threaded rods of the
grip clamp can be adapted
to cope with the tolerances
of the specified pipe diam-
eter and any ovalness of
the pipe cross-section.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5
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HYDRA
riser clamps
Function
Riser clamps are used as
supports for vertical pipes.
Formed clamps (fig. 1)
are suitable for the smaller
size and lower nominal
load ranges (up to DN 300
and FN = 40 kN). The load
transfer to the clamp is
by means of shear lugs
welded to the pipe because
the clamp fits around the
pipe with some play.
These clamps, whose
profile dimensions are
determined by torsion, are
economical solutions only
in the case of lighter loads.
Box-type clamps (figs 4
and 5) are suitable for higher
loads. Owing to their ideal
load-carrying form, they
have the smallest possible
load-to-weight ratio.
The connections required
for the resulting loads at
the temperatures expected
are achieved by various
support lugs and end
plates
Box-type clamps are
designed for supporting
the pipe by way of four
shear lugs (fig. 2) or two
shear pins (fig. 3). Shear
pins are required when
pipes with rigid supports
are expected to deviate
from the vertical during
operation. Please read the
respective notes in the
chapter Planning and
design.
Optimum design and
production
Formed clamps are cold-
formed or hot-formed,
depending on dimensions
and materials used.
Subsequent heat treatment
is carried out if required.
The design of the clamps
allows mounting with a
gap between clamp and
pipe. Direct contact with
the pipe is not required.
The bolted connection
between the two halves of
the clamp prevents torsion,
achieves defined loading
conditions and avoids
additional loads caused
by a temperature-related
increase in diameter.
Easy Installation
Formed clamps, which
essentially consist of two
straps, can be mounted
very easily because they
leave a small gap when
enclosing the pipe. The
gap between the two
halves of the clamp can
be reduced to a certain
extent during installation.
This ensures even contact
between the four shear
lugs and the riser clamp.
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of torch-cut parts, some
bent, connected by
bolts. The intentional gap
between clamp and pipe
reduces the temperature
at the points of maximum
stress.
Box-type clamps, which
are made of several light-
weight parts, are very easy
to fit. The parts are easily
fitted together and secured
with just a few bolts.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
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The applications
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variable spring
and constant hangers
have been employed in
the most diverse indus-
trial installations and
have been operating
without any cause for
complaint for more
than 20 years.
Constant progress in
development and ongoing
improvements have made
our pipe supports into
high-quality products
which make an essential
contribution to plant safety.
All pipes subjected to
high service temperatures,
especially high-pressure
steam pipes, but also
steam boilers and chemi-
cal reactors, place high
demands on the pipe
supports; loads have to
be carried and undue
deformations have to be
avoided.
HYDRA
variable spring
and constant hangers with
their accessories meet
these requirements during
the entire service life of the
plant maintenance-free
and with consistent opera-
tional reliability.
HYDRA
variable spring and constant hangers in district heating systems

HYDRA
constant hangers
in outdoor use on a district
heating pipe.
HYDRA
variable spring
hangers on an exterior
pipe in a refuse incinera-
tion power plant and in
a boiler room.
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double hanger
with trapeze in thermal
power stations, a constant
hanger in a vertical
arrangement with base
plate, and a constant
hanger in a horizontal
arrangement with double
lug as well as a variable
spring hanger application.
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constant and
variable spring hangers of
different sizes on supply
lines, constant hangers
in vertical and horizontal
arrangements on the
high-pressure steam pipes
in a major power station.
HYDRA
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and a large constant
hanger in a lignite-fired
power station.
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The product range
The standard products
summarized in this part
of the catalogue form a
multi-purpose system for
solving all problems met
with in the practical appli-
cation of pipe hangers
and supports.
The extensive coordinated
product range allows con-
struction of continuous
assemblies for all types
of applications from the
supporting steel structure
to the pipe connection,
with horizontal and riser
clamps.
Options on the standard
types facilitate adaptation
to each individual situation.
All parts are assigned to
load groups and, within
these groups, can be
combined to form a
support assembly (see
The hanger system,
page 9).
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The chosen type designa-
tions consist mainly of
codes clearly indicating
the characteristics of
the pipe support, thus
facilitating selection.
They indicate type, size,
connecting thread and
material, plus other
features.
Type designation scheme
The type designation con-
sists of three parts:
1. series, defined by three
characters
2. nominal size, defined
by several groups of
figures
3. option code, defined by
figure codes, separated
from the nominal size by
hyphens
Type designations without
option codes refer to stan-
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Series Nominal size Option
code
Designation principle
Option code
1)
Variable spring and constant hangers only
2)
Connecting lugs, pipe shoes and clamps only
Travel stop
1)
0
1
0
1
2
3
4
without travel stop
with travel stop
none (blank)
electrogalvanized
hot-dip galvanized
primed
other
(please specify exactly)
to DIN ISO (metric)
inch thread
1
2
37
16
13
10
91
41
71
80
1.0038/S235JR
1.5415/16Mo3
1.7335/13CrMo4-5
1.7380/10CrMo9-10
1.4903/X10CrMoVNb9-1(P91)
1.4541/X6CrNiTi 18-10
1.4571/X6CrNiMo17-12-2
1.4958/X5NiCrAITi 31-20(Incoloy800H)
Connecting thread
1)
Materials
2)
Surface protection
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Series
(Meaning of characters, depending on position)
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position 1
Variable spring hangers/
Spring supports
F hanging H double lug
thread
continuous rod
D
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double D with trapeze T
Design/Part
position 2
Connection/Others
position 3
supporting S support plate, steel
support plate, PTFE coating
spherical sway head
S
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Constant hangers/
Constant supports
Connecting parts
(accessories)
Horizontal clamps
K
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H
V
horizontal
vertical
H
V
double lug
base plate
D
S
welding lug
clamping lug
L
K
normal (for variable spring hanger
or rigid support assembly)
for constant hanger
N
K
connecting lug V normal
medium
heavy-duty
N
V
S
square plate P spherical washer K
clevis with bolt
turnbuckle
eye nut
rod coupling
G
S
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metric thread (DIN ISO)
inch thread
M
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threaded rod
right-hand thread
threaded rod
left-/right-hand thread
R
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metric thread (DIN ISO)
inch thread
M
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nut (normal) M metric thread (DIN ISO)
inch thread
M
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trapeze T normal N
intermediate piece for support Z spring support
constant support
F
K
two-bolt clamp
three-bolt clamp
grip clamp
U-type clamp
Z
D
G
B
shear pin
medium
heavy-duty
N
V
S
Riser clamps formed clamp
box clamp
box-type clamp for support
box-type clamp for support, with PTFE
B
K
S
P
shear lug
shear pin
K
R
M Mounting parts for
sway supports
dynamic load clamp S normal N
General general special design according to drawing Z
bracket B welded S
supporting S roller support
support plate, PTFE coating
R
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Type designations for products
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hangers/
Spring supports
Example
Series
F H D 1 0 . 2 0 0 . 3 6 - 1 . 1 . 1
F D T 0 6 . 1 0 0 . 1 2 0 0 . 1 6 1 . 1 . 1
K H D 1 0 . 2 0 0 . 3 0 1 . 1 . 1
Z L N 1 6 1
Z K K 1 6 . 1 6 0 . 1 3 0 2
Z V N 0 5 0 . 2 3 0 . 1 6 1 6 . 0
Z G M 1 6 1
1)
Insert 00 if not relevant (e.g. for spring supports).
2)
Nominal load of bracket for FSG series.
Sway support (FSG)
and double hanger
with trapeze (FDT)
Example
Constant hangers/
Constant supports
Example
Lugs/Plates
(except connecting
and clamping lugs)
Example
Clamping lugs
Example
Connecting lugs
Example
Threaded parts
Example
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VH size
VH size
Nominal
travel
Nominal
travel
VH size
Load group (LGV)
Surface protection
Load group (LGV)
Flange width
Flange thickness x 10
Surface protection
Width Installation dimension E
Load group (LGV)
Material
Surface protection
Load group (LGV)
Surface protection
Nominal
travel
Load group (LGV)
1)
Nominal length/Span
Load group (LGV)
1)
Travel stop
Threaded connection
Surface protection
Load group (LGV)
2)
Travel stop
Threaded connection
Surface
protection
Travel stop
Threaded connection
Surface protection
Series
Series
Series
Series
Series
Series
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H Z V 0 3 5 0 3 7 . 3
H G V 0 5 0 0 . 5 7 0 . 2 4 1 3 . 0
V B K 0 0 4 0 . 0 1 6 . 0 4 0 0 . 1 2 1 6 . 0
Z T N 2 4 . 1 2 0 0 3 7 . 2
3)
Specify outside diameter of pipe if non-standard.
4)
Nominal load of bracket for MSN series.
Threaded rods
Example
Two-bolt clamps
Example
Three-bolt clamps/
Grip clamps/
U-type clamps
Example
Riser clamps/
Dynamic load
clamps (MSN)
Example
Trapezes
Example
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Load group (LGV)
Nominal diameter
3)
Nominal diameter
3)
Length
Material
Installation dimension E
Nominal
diameter
3)
Nominal load
Span/Installation dimension E
Load group (LGV)
4)
Material
Surface
protection
Load group (LGV)
Material
Surface protection
Surface protection
Surface protection
Series
Series
Series
Series
Load group (LGV)
Span
Material
Surface protection
Connecting parts/Accessories
Constant hangers/Constant supports
Spring hangers/Spring supports
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Spring hangers
with double lug
with threaded connection
for continuous tie rod FHS
FHD
FHG
FHS
Spring Supports
with support plate, steel
with support plate, PTFE
with spherical sway heads
Connecting parts for
sway support
dynamic load clamp
bracket
Constant hangers
horizontal with double lug
vertical with double lug
horizontal with base plate
vertical with base plate
FSS
FSP
FSG
Double hanger with trapeze FDT
MSN
MBS
KHD
KVD
KHS
KVS
0.16 500
0.16 100
0.32 200
35 100
Nominal
load kN
Nominal
travel mm
Nominal
load kN
Nominal
travel mm
Nominal
load kN
Load group
mm
50 500
100
50 200
0.5 500 50 500

Constant supports
with support roller
with support plate, PTFE
KSR
KSP
0.5 320 50 350
Intermediate piece
Spring support
Constant support
ZZF
ZZK
0.5 500
Travel stop
with travel stop
without travel stop
Surface protection
hot-dip galvanized
primed
Thread
to DIN ISO (metric)
inch thread
Surface protection
hot-dip galvanized
primed
Lugs/Plates
welding lug, normal
welding lug for constant
hanger
ZLN
ZLK
7 500 12 90
clamping lug, normal
clamping lug for constant
hanger
square plate with spherical
washer
ZKB/ZKN
ZKK
ZPK
7 100 12 42
Surface protection
primed
blank
hot-dip galvanized
7 132 12 64 primed
blank
Threaded parts
clevis with bolt
turnbuckle
eye nut
rod coupling
ZGM/ZGI
ZSM/ZSI
ZOM/ZOI
ZHM/ZHI
Threaded rods
with right-hand thread
with left-/right-hand thread
ZRM/ZRI
ZLM/ZLI
7 500 12 90 Surface protection
electrogalvanized
hot-dip galvanized
(limited)
Thread
to DIN ISO (metric)
inch thread
Overview of components
Connecting parts/Accessories
Horizontal clamps
Riser clamps
Trapezes/Pipe shoes
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Nominal
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Nominal
load kN
Nominal
dia./DN
Nominal
load kN
Nominal
dia. DN
Connecting lugs
normal
medium
heavy-duty
Flat steel plate clamps
two-bolt clamp, normal
two-bolt clamp, medium
two-bolt clamp, heavy-duty
three-bolt clamp, normal
three-bolt clamp, medium
three-bolt clamp, heavy-duty
Grip clamps
normal
medium
U-type clamps
normal
medium
heavy-duty
Formed clamps
Box-type clamps
for shear lugs
for shear pins
Trapezes
ZVN
ZVV
ZVS
HZN
HZV
HZS
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HDV
HDS
HGN
HGV
HBN
HBV
HBS
VBK
VKK
VKR
VSR
VPR
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6 66 15 1000
24 190 150 1000
40 600
4 40
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25 300
25 1000 100 1000
14 200
Surface protection
blank
primed
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Materials
S235 JR
16Mo3
13CrMo4-5
10CrMo9-10
X10CrMoVNb9-1
1.4541
1.4571
1.4958(800H)
for complete descriptions
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Surface protection
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Planning and design
General
The purpose of movable
pipe supports is to ab-
sorb the pipe load safely
and at the same time
to ensure the pipes can
move as required.
must be used if pipes,
piping systems and
other components at
their support points are
subjected to vertical
movement between the
cold installation state
and the hot operational
state.
The distinction between
piping systems with or
without expansion joints is
only important with respect
to the design of hangers
due to the fact that pipes
with expansion joints can
generally be examined in
sections and that forces
resulting from the elasticity
of the system are of little
relevance compared with
the forces due to weight
alone. These aspects ease
the planning work consid-
erably.
Systems in which thermal
expansion must be ab-
sorbed by pipe legs, e.g.
live steam pipes in coal-
fired power stations, can
be analysed with sufficient
precision only by calculat-
ing the stresses in the
whole system in several
parallel calculation process-
es with different loading
cases in order to ascertain
the type and arrangement
of the hangers.
In these systems, elastic
forces are superimposed
on the forces due to weight.
The magnitude of the
former is influenced by the
properties of the hangers
in use. An iterative design
process is therefore re-
quired.
Hanger behaviour
in reality
In order to be able to make
a sufficiently reliable pre-
diction of the pipe behav-
iour in reality by means of
calculations and analyses,
the designer must be given
a reliable basis for his cal-
culations which guarantees
that the hangers to be
installed will behave in
accordance with the design
assumptions during the
lifetime of the plant.
The tolerances defined in
the acknowledged stan-
dards (e.g. VGB-R 510 L,
KTA 3205.3) therefore allow
for maximum deviations of
5% from the theoretical
loads for variable spring
and constant hangers, as
shown in the diagrams
below. Furthermore, suffi-
cient load adjustment
possibilities and travel
reserves are required to be
able to adjust the devices
to the actual load and
travel conditions after
installation.
HYDRA
variable spring
and constant hangers
meet these requirements
as suitability tests have
shown and as inspections
and tests of actual con-
signments constantly
prove.
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Initial load: Fmin
Nominal load: FN
Required load: Fk, s
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Required load: Fw, s
(hot load)
Spring rate:
Spring travel, total: xN
Nominal travel: sN
Required travel: sS
Travel reserve: sR
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Variable spring hangers and supports
Load/Travel characteristics, tolerances
1)
Permissible tolerances for angled load application: 6%
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Condition for average load
setting:
Nominal travel: sN
Required travel: ss
Travel reserve: sR
Design criteria for
hangers:
Loads to be carried from
pipe calculation (required
load)
Dead loads of trapezes,
pipe shoes and hanger
housings to be carried
(if applicable)
Vertical movement to be
absorbed (required travel)
Direction of vertical
movement from cold
to hot (up/down)
Simultaneous horizontal
movement (determines
length of or angled load
application on support
assembly)
Type of connection
between hanger and steel
structure (suspended or
base-mounted, welded/
bolted/clamped)
Levels for hanger/support
arrangement (determines
type of connection)
Distance from pipe centre-
line to steel structure
(determines support
assembly design)
Location, e.g. indoors/
outdoors (determines type
of corrosion protection)
Design criteria for pipe
clamps:
Operating load at support
point
Pipe diameter
Temperature of medium
(service, design, etc.)
Thickness of pipe
insulation
Orientation of pipe
(horizontal, vertical)
Span between riser clamps
Materials of pipe clamps
(e.g. austenite)
Normally, additional loads
resulting from hydraulic
pressure testing or from
pickling of high-pressure
steam pipes do not have
to be considered when
selecting hangers and
clamps. Such loads are
covered by the overload
tolerances of hangers,
clamps and connecting
parts. All parts of our
hanger systems can
sustain 2.5 times the
nominal load without
permanent deformation
(the temperature reduction
in pipe clamps is taken
into consideration).
Further stipulations may be
necessary in special cases,
which may lead to special
types as described starting
on page 102.
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Nominal load: FN
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Required load: Fs
Average load
set: Freal, average
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Constant hangers and supports
Load/Travel characteristic, tolerances
Consideration of load
tolerances and friction
For the calculation of
piping systems, both load
tolerances and, in particu-
lar, unavoidable frictional
forces have to be consid-
ered. Even if such forces
are very low, they add up
to have an effect on the
operational behaviour of a
highly flexible system
causing considerable devi-
ation from the calculated
behaviour if they are not
taken into consideration as
force components acting
opposite to the movement.
Unintentional changes to
pipe positions may be the
result, causing a risk of
condensate accumulation,
water hammer, unpre-
dictable stress increases
and other problems.
Conditions for hanger
and clamp design
Besides general conditions
such as the applicable
regulations, standards,
specifications and docu-
mentation, special criteria
for each support position
have to be specified.
1)
Permissible tolerances for angled load application: 6%
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Basic decisions
concerning the
selection of hangers
Before the final selection of
the hanger type, a decision
must be taken as whether a
rigid or a movable pipe
support is necessary. It
must then be clarified
whether a variable spring
hanger is adequate or a
constant hanger is neces-
sary (the term hanger in this
context is also taken to
include support).
A rigid, swinging sus-
pension is selected if ver-
tical movements at the
support point do not occur
or are not allowed, where-
as horizontal movements
are allowed to a certain
extent.
Variable spring hangers
are used for short vertical
travel up to approx. 60 mm
and when the load varia-
tion of the spring hanger
due to the spring rate
has to be sustained by
the pipe or the connected
installation component.
This load variation between
hot state and cold state is
usually limited to approx.
25% of the hot load. If
greater load variations can
be tolerated, more travel
can also be accepted.
Constant hangers must
be used where greater ver-
tical travel or a constant
load is required. The per-
missible load deviation of
the constant hanger max.
5% of the required load
is unavoidable and must
be absorbed by the plant.
Note:
If spring hangers are used,
it must be decided before-
hand whether forces due
to weight are to be balanced
in the hot or the cold state
of the pipe. In the former,
additional loads on the
pipe are avoided in the
hot state; in the latter, in-
stallation is made easier
because it is possible to
balance loads at loosened
connections.
Double hangers
Usually, a single hanger is
selected for reasons of
cost.
The need for a double
hanger could be planned
from the beginning or may
arise while selecting the
hanger.
The reasons for this are:
Pipes or other plant com-
ponents situated above the
pipe to be supported.
The use of riser clamps.
A small height difference
between steel structure
and pipe centre-line, which
does not leave enough
space for installing the
support assembly required,
or would cause an exces-
sively angled load applica-
tion (> 4%).
A high required load that
cannot be carried by the
supporting steel structure
at one point or cannot be
sustained by the largest
hanger type in our range.
In such cases, two parallel
assemblies are used, each
carrying half the required
load. The horizontal pipes
can then be supported
on trapezes, or perhaps
by using a trapeze-type
double hanger. If advis-
able, two large hangers
can be combined to form
one unit with twice the
load-carrying capacity (see
Special types, page 102).
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During the initial planning
stages it is often only the
sizes of the hangers that
are determined. But to
establish exactly which type
of device is to be used, the
best design option and
connecting parts must also
be selected. The decision
must then be taken as to
whether the connection is
to be mounted on the steel
structure from above or
below. Variable spring
hangers can also be
mounted between the
steel beams.
Another selection criteria
concerning constant
hangers is the question
of whether a vertical or
horizontal spring housing
would be most suitable,
depending on the space
available.
For further information
please refer to the section
Connection criteria for
different series in the
chapter Standard
products.
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KHD KVD KHS KVS
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Pipe clamps
The orientation of the
pipes at their respective
support points determines
whether horizontal clamps
or riser clamps are required.
The materials are selected
according to the clamp
temperatures anticipated.
Here, the temperature drop
between the temperature
of the medium and the
temperature of the clamp
section with the highest
stresses must be consid-
ered to avoid unnecessari-
ly large clamps (for further
details see page 74).
The method of reducing
the clamp temperature by
inserting thin pieces of
insulation is not recom-
mended because these
reduce the friction between
clamp and pipe, thus
changing the design as-
sumptions for the clamp.
The lower part of the
clamp is more heavily
loaded and the resulting
stresses can exceed the
permissible values.
Adequate dimensioning of
the three-bolt clamps and
grip clamps and the con-
necting lugs for the two-
bolt clamps means that
even for the maximum
permissible clamp temper-
ature, the temperature at
the adjacent connecting
parts (eye nut or clevis)
does not exceed 80 C.
For larger riser clamps,
both shear lugs and shear
pins are possible. The
latter must be used for
rigid supports with a
potential angled position
of the pipes during opera-
tion. Generally, it should
be ensured that defined
conditions prevail in both
connecting rods and at the
shear lugs or shear pins of
the pipe.
You are therefore recom-
mended to use shear
pins for pipes with rigid
supports and shear lugs
for pipes with flexible
supports, irrespective
of any possible angled
position of the pipes.
The use of shear pins in
connection with variable
spring hangers theoretically
ensures a stable support;
a slight angle of the clamp,
however, cannot be avoid-
ed because of the friction
moment in the shear pins.
With shear pins in connec-
tion with constant hangers
there is always the risk of
the riser clamp assuming
some undefined angle
because the load is not
dependent on any travel.
If for some reason the pipe
must be supported by
shear pins in conjunction
with constant hangers,
acceptable conditions
can only be achieved by
ensuring the hanger is
very well adjusted and by
increasing the vertical
distance between the two
suspension joints at the
riser clamp and the shear
pin axis. Thus, a sufficient
righting moment will occur
if the clamp tilts.
The hole for the shear pin
in the side piece of the riser
clamp includes a notch.
A piece of square section
steel can be welded to the
lug to fit into this notch
and so prevent rotation.
Assemblies
After selecting hangers
and clamps, the assem-
blies can be designed.
Based on the hanger type,
the upper connection to
the supporting structure is
determined first and then a
suitable connection to the
pipe clamp, including con-
necting parts. Finally, the
distance between both will
be spanned by threaded
rods, with intermediate rod
couplings if required.
Threaded rods should be
ordered overlong. They
can then be shortened to
suit the actual conditions
on site.
Selection of the connect-
ing parts required has
been considerably eased
by our hanger system
(page 9), which catego-
rizes all connecting parts
as well as hangers and
clamps according to load
groups.
The installation dimension
E specified for all products
helps in the combination
of parts to give the total
length of the support
assembly.
Support assembly
program
Our support assembly
program
has been developed to
facilitate design work.
It has been specially
adapted to the needs
of designers. It is used in
the design and graphic
presentation of pipe
supports.
This menu-driven program
provides flexible support
for the design of complex
assemblies from upper
connecting point to pipe
clamp, regardless of the
type of support (rigid,
movable with variable
spring or constant hangers,
or double assemblies).
includes in-
terfaces to the PDS and
PDMS 3D systems.
This feature enables the
support assembly generat-
ed in to be
imported directly into the
respective 3D model,
where collision checks can
be carried out quickly and
accurately.
Software is
easy to use and so
makes design work
much faster and much
more reliable.
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This chapter describes
the standard products
within the complete
range of hangers,
including their essential
properties, applications,
possible options, and
selection and design
tables.
They are described in the
following order:
Variable spring hangers/
Variable spring supports
Constant hangers/
Constant supports
Connecting parts
Horizontal clamps/
Riser clamps
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The helical compression
springs are installed with
a prestress, meaning that
approx. 30% of the nominal
load FN is already available
in the upper hanger posi-
tion.
The downward movement
of the spring plate causes
further compression of the
spring and so the load is
increased linearly in accor-
dance with the spring rate.
Main features
Suitable for use in industrial
plants, both indoors and
outdoors, on ships and
offshore platforms (select
appropriate corrosion
protection).
Their suitability for use in
power plants has been
proven by tests to VGB
R 510 L and KTA 3205.3
standards.
The allowable ambient
temperature is 80 C.
Deviation from the theo-
retical load/travel charac-
teristics for a straight load
application is usually less
than 3% (max. permissible
5%).
Permissible angular devia-
tion of tie rods in hangers
is 4 in all directions (does
not apply to variable spring
supports).
In extreme cases 2.5 times
the nominal load FN can
be sustained without per-
manent deformation. In
such cases, a non-preset
hanger travels downwards
to the lower position.
The travel stop can be
connected to the housing
in order to ensure it remains
available for re-use later, if
necessary
Maintenance-free
no wear and tear, and no
(For further information see
The products, page 12.)
Operating principle
and variable spring sup-
ports have loadbearing
properties which change
according to the travel.
each situation. (For further
information see Planning
and design, page 32.)
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variable spring hangers/variable spring supports

Load gradation of HYDRA

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Just 16 VH sizes cover the
load range from 0.16 to
500 kN. In this respect,
a suitable gradation of
VH sizes, combined with
sufficient overlaps, was
one of our main criteria.
Types with nominal travels
of 50, 100 and 200 mm are
available for each VH size.
This makes it easy to select
appropriate hangers for
Load
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with double lug (including
bolt) are suitable for con-
necting directly to an over-
head loadbearing structure
only by means of welded
or clamping lugs without
additional connecting
parts. The load can be
set with the turnbuckle.
are suitable for installing at
the required level by insert-
ing a suitable threaded rod
as a vertical connection to
the overhead loadbearing
steel structure. This rod is
connected to the loadbear-
ing structure by a clevis
and a welded or clamping
lug, or by using a square
plate with spherical washer
and hexagonal nuts. The
load can be set with the
turnbuckle.
for continuous tie rods are
suitable for mounting on the
loadbearing steel structure,
to which they are bolted.
The load is transferred by
the continuous rod and the
nuts. The load can be set by
turning the nuts.
with support plate carry
load from above. They are
mounted on the steel
structure by fixing the
base plate with bolts. The
load is transferred to the
support plate of the spring
support by a sliding or
insulating shoe with a flat
bearing surface. If lateral
movements are anticipated,
a support with PTFE slid-
ing plate (FSP series)
should be chosen.
Differences in height can
be compensated for by
using an intermediate
piece.
Connection criteria for different series
FHD
use of these devices is
acceptable only if the
inherent stiffnesses of
the components to be
supported are sufficient
to guarantee that they are
held in position during all
operating conditions.
Sway supports carry the
load as a compression
force and transfer it to the
loadbearing structure via
spherical sway heads.
Greater lateral displacement
of the components to be
supported are thus possible
with low lateral forces. The
A double hanger with
trapeze is suitable for
supporting pipes where
there is little space
beneath the loadbearing
steel structure. Pipes can
be fitted with a suitable
pipe shoe and then placed
on the trapeze. The load
can be set with the turn-
buckles.
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Selection
The table below indicates
the possible load-carrying
capacity (required load Fs)
of each VH size depending
on the hanger travel and
based on the respective
nominal travel sN (50, 100
or 200 mm). The maximum
load corresponds to the
nominal load FN of the
variable spring hanger.
The required travel of the
variable spring hanger cor-
responds to the tempera-
ture-related vertical move-
ment of the plant compo-
nent supported.
The load variation between
cold and hot position, un-
avoidable with variable
spring hangers, causes
additional loads on the
component supported. In
order to limit such addi-
tional loads to approx.
25% of the operating load,
the recommended work-
ing travels should not be
exceeded (VGB-R 510 L).
In addition, travel reserves
of at least 20% of the
required travel ss (but not
less than 5 mm) should be
added to each end position
(VGB-R 510 L and KTA
3205.3 requirements).
In economic terms bear-
ing in mind the aforemen-
tioned criteria it makes
sense to choose the load
range between the hot and
the cold state as close as
possible to the nominal
load.
Example
Requirement:
Variable spring hanger with
double lug (standard)
Operating load: FW = 90 kN
Required travel, down-
wards: sS = 25 mm
Preset at cold load FK
Selection:
In the case of downward
required travel, the operat-
ing load occurs at a higher
load; it is kept as close as
possible to the nominal
load.
Result:
VH size 11
Nominal travel sN = 100 mm
(from recommended work-
ing travel sS = 25 mm)
with cold load: 73.2 kN
Travel reserve: 15 mm
Load variation: F = 16.8 kN
corresponding to 19% of
FW (read off from load/
travel table or calculated
by means of spring rate:
F = R x sS).
Installation dimension E
for preset hanger:
preset distance sv =
60 mm corresponding to
hanger travel at cold load
(from the table below)
Installation dimension:
E = E* + sv = 705 + 60
E = 765 mm
(for E* see tables on pages
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Hanger travel Rec. working travel Required load Fs, depending on travel
mm kN
0 5 0 10 0 20 0.16 0.32 0.66 1.30 2.30 3.90 6.60 10.9 16.5 23.0 33.0 43.6 66.0 92.0 132 165
2.5 5 10 0.18 0.35 0.73 1.44 2.54 4.31 7.27 12.0 18.2 25.4 36.4 48.0 72.7 101 145 182
5.0 7.5 10 15 20 30 0.19 0.39 0.79 1.57 2.77 4.71 7.94 13.1 19.9 27.7 39.7 52.4 79.4 111 159 199
7.5 15 30 0.21 0.42 0.86 1.71 3.01 5.12 8.61 14.2 21.5 30.1 43.1 56.9 86.1 120 172 215
10.0 20 40 0.23 0.46 0.93 1.84 3.24 5.52 9.28 15.3 23.2 32.4 46.4 61.3 92.8 130 186 232
12.5 25 50 0.25 0.49 1.00 1.98 3.48 5.93 9.95 16.4 24.9 34.8 49.8 65.7 99.5 139 199 249
15.0 10 30 20 60 40 0.26 0.52 1.06 2.11 3.71 6.33 10.6 17.5 26.6 37.1 53.1 70.1 106 148 212 266
17.5 35 70 0.28 0.56 1.13 2.25 3.95 6.74 11.3 18.6 28.2 39.5 56.5 74.5 113 158 226 282
20.0 40 80 0.30 0.59 1.20 2.38 4.18 7.14 12.0 19.7 29.9 41.8 59.8 79.0 120 167 239 299
22.5 45 90 0.31 0.63 1.26 2.52 4.42 7.55 12.6 20.8 31.6 44.2 63.2 83.4 126 177 253 316
25.0 12.5 50 25 100 50 0.33 0.66 1.33 2.65 4.65 7.95 13.3 22.0 33.3 46.5 66.5 87.8 133 186 266 333
27.5 55 110 0.35 0.69 1.40 2.79 4.89 8.36 14.0 23.1 34.9 48.9 69.9 92.2 140 195 279 349
30.0 60 120 0.36 0.73 1.46 2.92 5.12 8.76 14.6 24.2 36.6 51.2 73.2 96.6 146 205 293 366
32.5 65 130 0.38 0.76 1.53 3.06 5.36 9.17 15.3 25.3 38.3 53.6 76.6 101 153 214 306 383
35.0 15 70 30 140 60 0.40 0.80 1.60 3.19 5.59 9.57 16.0 26.4 40.0 55.9 79.9 105 160 224 320 400
37.5 75 150 0.42 0.83 1.67 3.33 5.83 9.98 16.7 27.5 41.6 58.3 83.3 110 167 233 333 416
40.0 80 160 0.43 0.86 1.73 3.46 6.06 10.4 17.3 28.6 43.3 60.6 86.6 114 173 242 346 433
42.5 85 170 0.45 0.90 1.80 3.60 6.30 10.8 18.0 29.7 45.0 63.0 90.0 119 180 252 360 450
45.0 90 180 0.47 0.93 1.87 3.73 6.53 11.2 18.7 30.8 46.7 65.3 93.3 123 187 261 373 467
47.5 95 190 0.48 0.97 1.93 3.87 6.77 11.6 19.3 31.9 48.3 67.7 96.7 128 193 271 387 483
50.0 15 100 30 200 60 0.50 1.00 2.00 4.00 7.00 12.0 20.0 33.0 50.0 70.0 100 132 200 280 400 500
Nominal travel sN Nominal load FN in kN
Load group LGV 12 12 12 12 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 64 72 80 90
50 6.8 13.6 26.8 54 94 162 268 442 670 940 1340 1768 2680 3760 5360 6700
100 3.4 6.8 13.4 27 47 81 134 221 335 470 670 884 1340 1880 2680 3350
200 1.7 3.4 6.7 13.5 23.5 40.5 67.0 110.5 167.5 235 335 442 670 940 1340 1675
Nominal travel sN
Spring rates R in N/mm
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HYDRA
variable spring hanger with double lug Series FHD

(standard version) Order example: FHD 11.100.42
* Dimensions refer to non-preset initial position at minimum load; dimensions increase with the preset by an amount equal to the preset travel.
Standard version
Hanger preset, hot-dip
galvanized housing, elec-
trogalvanized connecting
parts, spring painted with
alkyd varnish
Options
Hanger not preset, addi-
tional terrosone coating
to spring (see page 26 for
option code)
sN FN FHD... R LGV dim. E* A B* D H a b c d r v
mm kN N/mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
050 01.050.12 6.8 220 185 155 3
01 100 0.5 01.100.12 3.4 12 300 265 85 110 235 12 5 12 M12 12 4
200 01.200.12 1.7 470 435 405 6
050 02.050.12 13.6 220 185 155 3
02 100 1 02.100.12 6.8 12 300 265 85 110 235 12 5 12 M12 12 4
200 02.200.12 3.4 470 435 405 7
050 03.050.12 26.8 230 195 165 4
03 100 2 03.100.12 13.4 12 305 270 85 120 240 12 5 12 M12 12 5
200 03.200.12 6.7 480 445 415 8
050 04.050.12 54.0 230 195 165 4
04 100 4 04.100.12 27.0 12 305 270 85 120 240 12 5 12 M12 12 6
200 04.200.12 13.5 480 445 415 9
050 05.050.12 94.0 285 250 210 9
05 100 7 05.100.12 47.0 12 380 345 85 150 305 16 6 12 M12 20 11
200 05.200.12 23.5 605 570 530 16
050 06.050.16 162.0 300 250 210 10
06 100 12 06.100.16 81.0 16 395 345 110 150 305 16 6 16 M16 20 13
200 06.200.16 40.5 620 570 530 19
050 07.050.20 268.0 350 290 245 18
07 100 20 07.100.20 134.0 20 450 390 130 180 345 20 8 20 M20 25 23
200 07.200.20 67.0 695 635 590 34
050 08.050.24 442.0 410 335 280 34
08 100 33 08.100.24 221.0 24 520 445 165 230 390 24 10 24 M24 30 43
200 08.200.24 110.5 795 720 665 63
050 09.050.30 670.0 510 435 350 60
09 100 50 09.100.30 335.0 30 640 565 175 255 480 36 15 33 M30 55 73
200 09.200.30 167.5 985 910 825 108
050 10.050.36 940 510 435 350 65
10 100 70 10.100.36 470 36 640 565 180 255 480 36 15 40 M36 55 82
200 10.200.36 235 985 910 825 123
050 11.050.42 1340 565 485 405 103
11 100 100 11.100.42 670 42 710 630 205 285 550 36 15 45 M42 60 127
200 11.200.42 335 1100 1020 940 188
050 12.050.48 1768 490 420 300 213
12 100 132 12.100.48 884 48 600 530 200 490 410 50 20 50 M48 90 33 248
200 12.200.48 442 880 810 690 330
050 13.050.64 2680 615 500 370 365
13 100 200 13.100.64 1340 64 750 635 270 560 505 50 20 70 M64 100 38 412
200 13.200.64 670 1095 980 850 549
050 14.050.72 3760 645 540 390 513
14 100 280 14.100.72 1880 72 780 675 265 620 525 50 25 80 M72 120 43 587
200 14.200.72 940 1125 1020 870 765
050 15.050.80 5360 720 615 445 760
15 100 400 15.100.80 2680 80 865 760 270 720 590 60 25 90 M80 135 48 869
200 15.200.80 1340 1255 1150 980 1133
050 16.050.90 6700 970 615 445 829
16 100 500 16.100.90 3350 90 1115 760 535 720 590 60 25 100 M90 150 48 957
200 16.200.90 1675 1505 1150 980 1268
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size
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travel
nom.
load
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rate
load
group
instal-
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main dimensions connecting dimensions approx.
weight
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HYDRA
variable spring hanger Series FHG

Standard version
alkyd varnish
Options
option code)
(standard version) Order example: FHG 11.100.42
sN FN FHG... R LGV dim. E* A B* D H d e v
mm kN N/mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
050 01.050.12 6.8 175 165 155 3
01 100 0.5 01.100.12 3.4 12 255 245 85 110 235 M12 27 4
200 01.200.12 1.7 425 415 405 6
050 02.050.12 13.6 175 165 155 3
02 100 1 02.100.12 6.8 12 255 245 85 110 235 M12 27 4
200 02.200.12 3.4 425 415 405 6
050 03.050.12 26.8 185 175 165 4
03 100 2 03.100.12 13.4 12 260 250 85 120 240 M12 27 5
200 03.200.12 6.7 435 425 415 8
050 04.050.12 54.0 185 175 165 4
04 100 4 04.100.12 27.0 12 260 250 85 120 240 M12 27 5
200 04.200.12 13.5 435 425 415 8
050 05.050.12 94.0 230 225 210 8
05 100 7 05.100.12 47.0 12 325 320 85 150 305 M12 33 10
200 05.200.12 23.5 550 545 530 16
050 06.050.16 162.0 240 225 210 9
06 100 12 06.100.16 81.0 16 335 320 110 150 305 M16 35 12
200 06.200.16 40.5 560 545 530 19
050 07.050.20 268.0 270 255 245 17
07 100 20 07.100.20 134.0 20 370 355 130 180 345 M20 44 22
200 07.200.20 67.0 615 600 590 33
050 08.050.24 442.0 320 300 280 33
08 100 33 08.100.24 221.0 24 430 410 165 230 390 M24 55 41
200 08.200.24 110.5 705 685 665 62
050 09.050.30 670.0 390 380 350 56
09 100 50 09.100.30 335.0 30 520 510 175 255 480 M30 67 68
200 09.200.30 167.5 865 855 825 103
050 10.050.36 940 380 380 350 61
10 100 70 10.100.36 470 36 510 510 180 255 480 M36 70 77
200 10.200.36 235 855 855 825 118
050 11.050.42 1340 440 430 405 97
11 100 100 11.100.42 670 42 585 575 205 285 550 M42 72 122
200 11.200.42 335 975 965 940 183
050 12.050.48 1768 350 355 300 200
12 100 132 12.100.48 884 48 460 465 200 490 410 M48 75 33 235
200 12.200.48 442 740 745 690 317
050 13.050.64 2680 465 440 370 341
13 100 200 13.100.64 1340 64 600 575 270 560 505 M64 90 38 388
200 13.200.64 670 945 920 850 526
050 14.050.72 3760 475 460 390 469
14 100 280 14.100.72 1880 72 610 595 265 620 525 M72 90 43 543
200 14.200.72 940 955 940 870 721
050 15.050.80 5360 530 520 445 704
15 100 400 15.100.80 2680 80 675 665 270 720 590 M80 95 48 813
200 15.200.80 1340 1065 1055 980 1077
050 16.050.90 6700 785 525 445 772
16 100 500 16.100.90 3350 90 930 670 535 720 590 M90 95 48 900
200 16.200.90 1675 1320 1060 980 1211
VH
size
nom.
travel
nom.
load
type spring
rate
load
group
installa-
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weight
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HYDRA
variable spring hanger with continuous tie rod Series FHS

Standard version
alkyd varnish
Options
option code)
(standard version) Order example: FHS 11.100.42
sN FN FHS... R LGV dim. E* A B* D d k m s t v
mm kN N/mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
050 01.050.12 6.8 290 160 75 3
01 100 0.5 01.100.12 3.4 12 425 240 130 110 M12 12 130 8 95 5
200 01.200.12 1.7 700 410 235 7
050 02.050.12 13.6 290 160 75 4
02 100 1 02.100.12 6.8 12 425 240 130 110 M12 12 130 8 95 5
200 02.200.12 3.4 700 410 235 7
050 03.050.12 26.8 300 170 75 5
03 100 2 03.100.12 13.4 12 430 245 130 120 M12 14 150 10 110 6
200 03.200.12 6.7 710 420 235 9
050 04.050.12 54.0 300 170 75 5
04 100 4 04.100.12 27.0 12 430 245 130 120 M12 14 150 10 110 7
200 04.200.12 13.5 710 420 235 10
050 05.050.12 94.0 355 215 80 11
05 100 7 05.100.12 47.0 12 500 310 130 150 M12 18 190 12 130 13
200 05.200.12 23.5 830 535 235 19
050 06.050.16 162.0 375 215 80 11
06 100 12 06.100.16 81.0 16 520 310 130 150 M16 18 190 12 130 15
200 06.200.16 40.5 850 535 235 22
050 07.050.20 268.0 420 230 80 19
07 100 20 07.100.20 134.0 20 570 330 130 180 M20 23 220 12 160 24
200 07.200.20 67.0 920 575 235 36
050 08.050.24 442.0 495 265 90 37
08 100 33 08.100.24 221.0 24 660 375 145 230 M24 23 270 15 200 46
200 08.200.24 110.5 1035 650 245 67
050 09.050.30 670.0 570 335 90 61
09 100 50 09.100.30 335.0 30 755 465 145 255 M30 27 300 15 215 74
200 09.200.30 167.5 1200 810 245 109
050 10.050.36 940 580 335 90 64
10 100 70 10.100.36 470 36 765 465 145 255 M36 27 300 15 215 81
200 10.200.36 235 1210 810 245 121
050 11.050.42 1340 650 390 90 99
11 100 100 11.100.42 670 42 850 535 145 285 M42 27 340 20 250 124
200 11.200.42 335 1340 925 245 184
050 12.050.48 1768 535 305 85 203
12 100 132 12.100.48 884 48 705 415 145 490 M48 27 530 25 460 30 239
200 12.200.48 442 1090 695 250 322
050 13.050.64 2680 680 375 85 330
13 100 200 13.100.64 1340 64 875 510 145 560 M64 27 590 30 520 40 378
200 13.200.64 670 1325 855 250 513
050 14.050.72 3760 700 395 85 451
14 100 280 14.100.72 1880 72 895 530 145 620 M72 27 640 35 570 40 525
200 14.200.72 940 1345 875 250 698
050 15.050.80 5360 770 455 85 697
15 100 400 15.100.80 2680 80 970 600 140 720 M80 33 760 40 670 50 804
200 15.200.80 1340 1470 990 250 1060
050 16.050.90 6700 790 455 85 740
16 100 500 16.100.90 3350 90 990 600 140 720 M90 33 760 40 670 50 865
200 16.200.90 1675 1490 990 250 1165
VH
size
nom.
travel
nom.
load
type spring
rate
load
group
instal-
lation
weight
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HYDRA
variable spring support

with support plate
Permissible lateral force: 0.3 * FN for VH size 01 11
0.1 * FN for VH size 12 16
WITZENMANN
Series FSS
Series FSP
steel support plate
with PTFE layer
Standard version
Support preset, hot-dip
alkyd varnish
Options
Support not preset, addi-
option code)
(standard version) Order example: FSS 11.100.00
*Dimension does not depend on preset position; it changes upon loading by an amount equal to the corresponding spring travel.
Adjustment: +30 mm max. spring travel: sN 50 = -35 mm, sN 100 = -45 mm, sN 200 = -75 mm; this increases when the adjustment is used.
sN FN FSS... R LGV dim. E* A D k m p s t v w d/SW
mm kN FSP... N/mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
050 01.050.00 6.8 190 140 4
01 100 0.5 01.100.00 3.4 280 220 100 12 130 70 8 95 8 12 6
200 01.200.00 1.7 480 390 8
050 02.050.00 13.6 190 140 4
02 100 1 02.100.00 6.8 280 220 100 12 130 70 8 95 8 12 6
200 02.200.00 3.4 480 290 9
050 03.050.00 26.8 200 150 6
03 100 2 03.100.00 13.4 285 225 115 14 150 70 10 110 8 12 7
200 03.200.00 6.7 490 400 10
050 04.050.00 54.0 200 150 6
04 100 4 04.100.00 27.0 285 225 115 14 150 70 10 110 8 12 7
200 04.200.00 13.5 490 420 11
050 05.050.00 94.0 245 195 12
05 100 7 05.100.00 47.0 355 290 140 18 190 100 12 130 10 17 14
200 05.200.00 23.5 610 515 21
050 06.050.00 162.0 245 195 12
06 100 12 06.100.00 81.0 355 290 140 18 190 100 12 130 15 17 16
200 06.200.00 40.5 610 515 24
050 07.050.00 268.0 275 225 19
07 100 20 07.100.00 134.0 390 325 170 23 220 100 12 160 15 17 24
200 07.200.00 67.0 665 570 36
050 08.050.00 442.0 320 260 36
08 100 33 08.100.00 221.0 440 370 220 23 270 120 15 200 15 22 45
200 08.200.00 110.5 745 645 67
050 09.050.00 670.0 390 330 59
09 100 50 09.100.00 335.0 535 460 245 27 300 150 15 215 15 27 72
200 09.200.00 167.5 905 805 109
050 10.050.00 940 390 330 61
10 100 70 10.100.00 470 535 460 245 27 300 150 15 215 15 27 79
200 10.200.00 235 905 805 122
050 11.050.00 1340 445 385 95
11 100 100 11.100.00 670 605 530 275 27 340 150 20 250 15 27 120
200 11.200.00 335 1020 920 182
050 12.050.00 1768 425 305 222
12 100 132 12.100.00 884 550 415 490 27 530 150 25 460 30 25 145 257
200 12.200.00 442 860 695 339
050 13.050.00 2680 495 375 353
13 100 200 13.100.00 1340 645 510 560 27 590 180 30 520 40 25 145 399
200 13.200.00 670 1020 855 533
050 14.050.00 3760 515 395 475
14 100 280 14.100.00 1880 665 530 620 27 640 200 35 570 40 25 145 548
200 14.200.00 940 1040 875 720
050 15.050.00 5360 590 455 734
15 100 400 15.100.00 2680 750 600 720 33 760 260 40 570 50 40 145 840
200 15.200.00 1340 1170 990 1095
050 16.050.00 6700 590 455 777
16 100 500 16.100.00 3350 750 600 720 33 760 260 40 570 50 40 145 902
200 16.200.00 1675 1170 990 1200
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load
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rate
load
group
instal-
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main
dimensions
connecting dimensions approx.
weight
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HYDRA
sway support Series FSG

Variable spring support with spherical sway head
Installation dimension E can be subsequently adjusted to suit actual installation conditions.
Standard version
alkyd varnish
Options
option code)
(standard version) Order example: FSG 06.100.1000.46
*Dimension does not depend on preset position; it changes upon loading by an amount equal to the corresponding spring travel.
Adjustment: +30 mm max. spring travel: -45 mm; this increases when the adjustment is used.
Use HYDRA
bracket MBS for on-site connections and for connecting to clamp.

VH nom. nom. type spring nom. installation dim. main dimensions connecting dimensions approx.
size travel load rate length E* weight at
sN FN FSG ... R ENom min max A B* D G M b f d ENom
- mm kN - N/mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
01 100 0,5 01.100.0800.008 3,4 800 400 1250 228 98 102 34 130 10 12 12 8
02 100 1 02.100.0800.008 6,8 8
03 100 2 03.100.0800.008 13,4 800 410 1250 235 98 114 34 150 10 12 12 10
04 100 4 04.100.0800.008 27 11
05 100 7 05.100.1000.046 47 1000 490 1550 305 101 140 51 190 16 20 17 23
06 100 12 06.100.1000.046 81 24
07 100 20 07.100.1000.046 134 1000 525 1550 340 101 168 51 220 16 20 17 34
08 100 33 08.100.1200.046 221 1200 595 1750 390 105 219 76 270 16 20 22 66
09 100 50 09.100.1400.100 335 1400 720 1950 480 126 245 89 300 22 30 27 101
10 100 70 10.100.1400.100 470 108
11 100 100 11.100.1400.100 670 1400 795 1950 555 126 273 89 340 22 30 27 157
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Connections for sway supports (FSG)
Special mounting parts,
dynamic load clamps and
brackets are available
for connecting these
supports to pipes and
structural steelwork.
The design of these parts
enables dynamic loads to
be supported without any
problems.
The brackets are designed
for welding. They permit
a lateral angular deviation
of 6.
Materials:
S 355 J2G 3
(bracket)
stainless steel
(bolt)
HYDRA
dynamic load
clamps, MSN series
Sheet metal support en-
sures optimum transfer of
reaction force into pipe.
Suitable material combi-
nations enable high
pipe temperatures to be
accommodated. The
hinged connection corre-
sponds to the HYDRA
bracket MBS (see below).

For dimensions see pages
9193.
Surface Protection:
bracket primed (standard)
or blank, bolt blank
(see page 26 for option
code)
HYDRA
bracket (with bolt) Series MBS

(standard version) Order example: MBS 018
FN E A B L b c s a
kN mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
0104 8 MBS 008 35 30 37 46 10.5 12 12 3 0.3
18 MBS 018 40 35 43 52 12.5 15 13 4 0.6
0508 46 MBS 046 50 55 55 65 16.5 20 15 5 1.1
0911 100 MBS 100 75 90 80 95 22.5 30 23 8 3.8
sway
supports
VH size
nom.
load
type installation
dim.
main dimensions connecting dimensions weld approx.
weight
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HYDRA
double hanger with trapeze

Selection
The table below shows the
possible loads for the 11 VH
sizes available as double
hangers, depending on the
hanger travel and on the
nominal travel sN of 50, 100
or 200 mm.
The maximum load equals
the nominal load FN of the
double hanger and will
therefore amount to twice
the load of single hangers.
For calculating the required
load Fs, the loads resulting
from weight of pipe shoe
(FA) and trapeze (FT), and
from the active weight of the
hangers (FH) (1 kg = approx.
0.01 kN) must be added to
the load of the pipe.
The other selection criteria
correspond to those for
single hangers type FHG
(For more information please
order our brochure 1758).
Example
Requirement:
Double hanger with trapeze,
hot-dip galvanized
Metric connecting thread
Span: L = 800 mm
Pipe shoe: LUR 350.170
(for more Information
please order our brochure
1758)
Hot load: Fw = 30 kN
Required travel, upwards:
ss = 25 mm
Required hot load at
hanger:
Fs = Fw + FA + FT + FH
Fs = 30 + 0.2 + 0.2 + 0.2*
)
Fs = 30.6 kN
Preset load: 37.3 kN
Travel reserve: sR = 10 mm
Lastnderung:
F = 25 x 268 = 6.7 kN
corresponding to 22%
of Fw
Cold load at pipe:
Fk = 37.3 0.9 = 36.4 kN
*) Active loads taken from tables
(pages 47-48).
Preset at cold load Fk
Selection:
In the case of upward
required travel where the
hot load occurs at a lower
load, a hanger size should
be selected which has a
cold load as close as pos-
sible to the nominal load.
Result:
VH size: 07
Nominal travel: sN = 100 mm
(from recommended work-
ing travel Ss = 25 mm).
FDT 07.100.0800.20
Spring rates R in N/mm
50 13.6 27.2 53.6 108 188 324 536 884 1340 1880 2680
Nominal travel sN 100 6.8 13.6 26.8 54 94 162 268 442 670 940 1340
200 3.4 6.8 13.4 27 47 81 134 221 335 470 670
Nominal travel sN VH size
in mm
50 100 200 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11
Hanger travel Rec. working travel Required load Fs, depending on travel
mm kN
0 5 0 10 0 20 0.32 0.64 1.32 2.60 4.60 7.80 13.2 21.8 33.0 46.0 66.0
2.5 5 10 0.35 0.71 1.45 2.87 5.07 8.61 14.5 24.0 36.4 50.7 72.7
5.0 8 10 15 20 30 0.39 0.78 1.59 3.14 5.54 9.42 15.9 26.2 39.7 55.4 79.4
7.5 15 30 0.42 0.84 1.72 3.41 6.01 10.2 17.2 28.4 43.1 60.1 86.1
10.0 20 40 0.46 0.91 1.86 3.68 6.48 11.0 18.6 30.6 46.4 64.8 92.8
12.5 25 50 0.49 0.98 1.99 3.95 6.95 11.9 19.9 32.9 49.8 69.5 99.5
15.0 10 30 20 60 40 0.52 1.05 2.12 4.22 7.42 12.7 21.2 35.1 53.1 74.2 106
17.5 35 70 0.56 1.12 2.26 4.49 7.89 13.5 22.6 37.3 56.5 78.9 113
20.0 40 80 0.59 1.18 2.39 4.76 8.36 14.3 23.9 39.5 59.8 83.6 120
22.5 45 90 0.63 1.25 2.53 5.03 8.83 15.1 25.3 41.7 63.2 88.3 126
25.0 13 50 25 100 50 0.66 1.32 2.66 5.30 9.30 15.9 26.6 43.9 66.5 93.0 133
27.5 55 110 0.69 1.39 2.79 5.57 9.77 16.7 27.9 46.1 69.9 97.7 140
30.0 60 120 0.73 1.46 2.93 5.84 10.2 17.5 29.3 48.3 73.2 102 146
32.5 65 130 0.76 1.52 3.06 6.11 10.7 18.3 30.6 50.5 76.6 107 153
35.0 15 70 30 140 60 0.80 1.59 3.20 6.38 11.2 19.1 32.0 52.7 79.9 112 160
37.5 75 150 0.83 1.66 3.33 6.65 11.7 20.0 33.3 55.0 83.3 117 167
40.0 80 160 0.86 1.73 3.46 6.92 12.1 20.8 34.6 57.2 86.6 121 173
42.5 85 170 0.90 1.80 3.60 7.19 12.6 21.6 36.0 59.4 90.0 126 180
45.0 90 180 0.93 1.86 3.73 7.46 13.1 22.4 37.3 61.6 93.3 131 187
47.5 95 190 0.97 1.93 3.87 7.73 13.5 23.2 38.7 63.8 96.7 135 193
50.0 15 100 30 200 60 1.00 2.00 4.00 8.00 14.0 24.0 40.0 66.0 100 140 200
Nominal travel sN Nominal load FN in kN
Load group LGV 12 12 12 12 12 16 20 24 30 36 42
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1)
Enter span in mm.
2)
Active weight of both hangers; for total weight of hanger see FHG, page 41.
*Dimensions refer to non-preset initial position at minimum load; dimensions increase with the preset by an amount equal to the preset travel.
sN FN FDT... R LGV E* B* D H d e
mm kN N/mm mm mm mm mm mm mm kg 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000
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06 100 24 06.100..
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200 06.200..
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Dimensions and active weights of hangers Dimensions and weights of trapezes
VH
size
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travel
nom.
load
type spring
rate
load
group
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stal.
dim.
dimensions approx.
weight
2
dim.
in mm
weight
in kg
span L
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HYDRA
constant hangers/constant supports

Main features
Suitable for use in industrial
plants, both indoors and
outdoors, on ships and
offshore platforms (select
appropriate corrosion
protection).
Their suitability for use
in power plants has
been proven by tests to
VGB R 510 L and KTA
3205.3 standards.
The allowable ambient
temperature is 80 C.
Minimum adjustability of
load after installation is
15% without adversely
affecting hanger travel.
Maximum deviation from
constant required load
(load deviation) for a straight
load application is 5%
(friction component < 3%).
Permissible angular devia-
tion of tie rods in hangers
is 4 in all directions (does
not apply to constant
supports).
In extreme cases 2.5 times
the nominal load FN can
be sustained without
permanent deformation.
In such cases, a non-
preset hanger travels
downwards to the lower
position.
The infinitely-variable travel
stop remains attached to
the housing for further use.
Maintenance-free
no wear and tear, and no
(For further information,
see The products,
page 1617.)
Load/Travel diagram (principle)
Operating principle
Constant hangers and
constant supports are
movable pipe supports
with a constant load-
bearing behaviour.
Load
Travel
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Required load F
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0.1 0.2 0.3 0.5 1 2 3 10 20 30 50 100 200 300 500
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range of adjustment
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CH size
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Gradation of HYDRA

Load gradation
The total load range from
0.04 to 500 kN is covered
by just 20 CH sizes. An
economical and technically
suitable gradation has
been achieved.
Nominal travels from 50
to 500 mm in small, pre-
defiend steps may be
selected. Greater travels
on request.
Five versions/series are
available for each VH size,
thus ensuring easy selec-
tion of suitable hangers for
every situation.
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Connection criteria for different series
KHD KHS KVS
Horizontal constant
hangers with double
lugs, bolts and turnbuckle
included, are suitable for
connecting directly to the
overhead loadbearing
structure. Connection is by
way of welded or clamping
lugs. The main bolt is suit-
able for carrying the load,
including the weight of
the hanger. The secondary
bolt fixes the hanger in
position.
The vertical constant
hanger with double
lugs, bolts and turnbuckle
included, is suitable for
connecting directly to the
overhead loadbearing
structure. This type is
selected when space is
limited.
The horizontal constant
hanger, base-mounted
type, turnbuckle included,
is suitable for mounting
on the loadbearing steel
structure when the turn-
buckle supporting the load
is to be located below the
steel structure. The hanger
is bolted in position with
the spring housing parallel
to the beams
The vertical constant
hanger, base-mounted
type, turnbuckle included,
is suitable for mounting
on the loadbearing steel
structure, with the turn-
buckle placed in a readily
accessible position above
the steelwork.
For large hangers, the
overall height is reduced
by placing the mechanism
housing between the
spring columns.
KSR KSP
The constant support
roller is suitable for bolting
to the top of the loadbear-
ing structure. The load is
carried by the top roller.
For this purpose, the com-
ponent supported is fitted
with a loadbearing flat
sliding shoe.
The roller reduces the
lateral force in the rolling
direction to approx. 3%
of the support reaction.
This, however, requires
exact positioning of the
support in the direction of
the horizontal movement.
The load deviation of the
support is not affected.
The constant support
with support plate is
suitable for bolting to the
top of the loadbearing
structure. The load is car-
ried by the PTFE-covered
support plate on the top.
For this purpose, the com-
ponent supported is fitted
with a loadbearing flat
sliding shoe.
The sliding surface of the
shoe must be of stainless
steel.
This version allows relative
movements in all directions
for lateral forces of 610%
of the support reaction.
The increased lateral force
causes a slight increase in
the friction component of
the constant support.
KVD
Differences in height can
be compensated for by
using an intermediate
piece.
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Selection of constant
hangers
For constant supports see
page 62.
The table below shows the
maximum required loads
Fs max based on the nominal
travel sN for each CH size.
The required load permits
a load adjustment of 15%
before the nominal load FN
is reached. The most suit-
able hanger is selected on
the basis of the required
nominal travel sN and re-
quired load Fs by choosing
the CH size with a the next
higher maximum load Fs max.
In this respect, a nominal
travel sN higher than required
may be selected as long as
the maximum required
load is adequate.
If subsequent load adjust-
ment is not required (e.g.
with boiler hangers), the
nominal load FN may be
chosen as the required load.
The required load Fs is set
at the factory. A hanger
travel (nominal travel sN)
somewhat larger than the
required travel value ss
should always be selected.
The required travel usually
lies in the middle of the
nominal travel.
The intended travel re-
serves sR will then be avail-
able equally at both ends
of the hanger travel. They
should both amount to at
least 10% of ss, but not
less than 10 mm. The re-
sulting preset position and
installation dimension E
depending on the direction
of movement from cold
position to hot position is:
E = E* + 0.5 (sN ss) for
upward (+) or downward (-)
movement.
(The installation dimension E is
reduced for the KVS series.)
Example
Requirement:
Horizontal constant hanger
with double lug
Required load: Fs = 22 kN
Required travel: ss =148 mm,
upwards
Selection:
Fs max 22 kN
sN ss + 2sR = ss x 1.2
148 x 1.2 = 177.6 mm
Result: nominal travel 180 mm
VH size 11
Load group 24
KHD 11.180.24
with Fs max = 26.1 kN
(adjusted to Fs = 22 kN)
sN = 180 mm
(travel reserves 2 x 11%)
Connecting thread M24
Installation dimension E:
E = E* + 0.5 (sN + ss)
= 740 + 0.5 (180 + 148)
= 904 mm (E* s. p. 55)
Please specify any different
preset positions required.
The required loads can be decreased
by up to 40% (down to the next
smaller CH size) in the factory.
Subsequent load adjustment of up
to 15% is possible in situ for every
preset required load.
Load/Travel table for constant hangers (see page 62 for constant supports)
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
50 0.47 0.94 1.85 3.72 6.48
60 0.39 0.78 1.54 3.10 5.40 9.30 15.4 22.8 37.7
70 0.33 0.67 1.32 2.66 4.63 7.97 13.2 19.6 32.3 44.3 61.0
80 0.29 0.59 1.16 2.33 4.05 6.98 11.5 17.1 28.2 38.8 58.8
90 0.26 0.52 1.03 2.07 3.60 6.20 10.3 15.2 25.1 34.5 52.3 73.3 105
100 0.23 0.47 0.92 1.86 3.24 5.58 9.24 13.7 22.6 31.0 47.0 66.0 94.1 140
110 0.21 0.43 0.84 1.69 2.95 5.07 8.40 12.5 20.5 28.2 42.8 60.0 85.5 128
120 0.20 0.39 0.77 1.55 2.70 4.65 7.70 11.4 18.8 25.9 39.2 55.0 78.4 117 154
130 0.18 0.36 0.71 1.43 2.49 4.29 7.10 10.5 17.4 23.9 36.2 50.8 72.4 108 142
140 0.17 0.33 0.66 1.33 2.31 3.99 6.60 9.78 16.1 22.2 33.6 47.1 67.2 100 132 200
150 0.16 0.31 0.62 1.24 2.16 3.72 6.16 9.13 15.1 20.7 31.4 44.0 62.7 93.5 123 187 261
160 0.15 0.29 0.58 1.16 2.03 3.49 5.77 8.56 14.1 19.4 29.4 41.2 58.8 87.7 116 175 246
170 0.14 0.28 0.54 1.09 1.91 3.28 5.43 8.06 13.3 18.3 27.7 38.8 55.3 82.5 109 165 232 330
180 0.13 0.26 0.51 1.03 1.80 3.10 5.13 7.61 12.6 17.2 26.1 36.7 52.3 77.9 103 156 219 312 435
190 0.12 0.25 0.49 0.98 1.71 2.94 4.86 7.21 11.9 16.3 24.8 34.7 49.5 73.8 97.4 147 207 295 414
200 0.12 0.23 0.46 0.93 1.62 2.79 4.62 6.85 11.3 15.5 23.5 33.0 47.0 70.1 92.5 140 197 281 394
225 0.10 0.21 0.41 0.83 1.44 2.48 4.10 6.09 10.0 13.8 20.9 29.3 41.8 62.3 82.2 124 175 249 350
250 0.09 0.19 0.37 0.74 1.30 2.23 3.69 5.48 9.04 12.4 18.8 26.4 37.6 56.1 74.0 112 157 224 315 435
275 0.09 0.17 0.34 0.68 1.18 2.03 3.36 4.98 8.21 11.3 17.1 24.0 34.2 51.0 67.3 102 143 204 286 408
300 0.08 0.16 0.31 0.62 1.08 1.86 3.08 4.57 7.53 10.3 15.7 22.0 31.4 46.8 61.7 93.4 131 187 262 374
325 1.72 2.84 4.21 6.95 9.SS 14.5 20.3 28.9 43.2 56.9 86.2 121 173 242 345
350 1.59 2.64 3.91 6.45 8.87 13.4 18.9 26.9 40.1 52.9 80.0 112 160 225 321
375 3.65 6.02 8.28 12.5 17.6 25.1 37.4 49.3 74.7 105 150 210 299
400 3.42 5.65 7.76 11.8 16.5 23.5 35.1 46.3 70.0 98.4 140 197 281
425 3.22 5.32 7.30 11.1 15.5 22.1 33.0 43.5 65.9 92.6 132 185 264
450 3.04 5.02 6.90 10.5 14.7 20.9 31.2 41.1 62.2 87.5 125 175 249
475 2.88 4.76 6.53 9.90 13.9 19.8 29.5 39.0 59.0 82.9 118 166 236
500 2.74 4.52 6.21 9.41 13.2 18.8 28.1 37.0 56.0 78.7 112 157 224
Load group LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64
90
80
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CH size
maximum required load Fs max in kN
Load
group
LGV
nom.
travel
sN
mm
12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
M12 M16 M20 M24 M30 M36 M42 M48 M56 M64 M72 M80 M90
1/2 5/8 3/4 1 1 1/8 1 1/2 1 3/4 2 2 1/4 2 1/2 2 3/4 3 3 1/2
7 12 20 33 50 70 100 132 180 240 300 400 500
6 10 17 29 43 61 87 115 157 209 261 348 435
Load group LGV
Connecting (DIN ISO)
thread (inch)
Nominal load in kN
Approx. max. required load in kN. ca.
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Dimensions not depending on travel
A x B C F G H SW
mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
01 122 82 248 126 210 24 15
02 122 82 248 126 210 24 15
03 122 82 248 126 210 24 15
04 122 82 248 126 210 24 15
05 150 82 314 126 210 24 20
06 150 92 314 171 255 30 30
07 178 92 351 171 255 30 40
08 229 116 645 217 350 36 85
09 229 116 645 217 350 36 100
10 229 136 645 241 400 46 110
11 256 136 812 241 400 46 160
12 256 160 812 281 450 55 210
13 273 160 880 281 450 55 260
14 508 209 948 367 610 55 510
15 500 x 416 209 948 367 610 55 540
16 623 x 511 224 1207 457 720 75 880
17 623 x 511 224 1207 457 720 75 980
18 1140 x 510 265 1577 633 1000 75 1750
19 1140 x 510 265 1577 633 1000 75 1950
20 1250 x 560 265 1787 633 1000 75 2650
CH
size
main dimensions approx.
weight
d a b c1 c2 e t z
LGV mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
12 M12 14 6 12 12 25 70 25
16 M16 14 6 16 12 30 85 20
20 M20 16 6 20 16 36 95 34
24 M24 20 10 24 20 45 120 35
30 M30 25 10 33 24 55 120 45
36 M36 30 15 40 33 70 150 60
42 M42 35 15 45 33 75 160 60
48 M48 42 20 50 40 85 160 70
56 M56 42 20 60 40 100 230 85
64 M64 50 20 70 45 125 240 100
72 M72 50 20 80 45 135 270 110
80 M80 60 25 90 45 145 300 120
90 M90 60 25 100 45 155 300 130
load
group
1)
thread connecting dimensions
1)
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travel can be found in the load/travel table.
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Dimension depending on travel
01-05 06/07 08/09 10/11 12/13 14/15 16/17 18-20
E* X E* X E* X E* X E* X E* X E* X E* X
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
50 441 107
60 436 116 544 116 745 156
70 431 125 539 125 740 165 833 190
80 426 135 534 135 735 175 827 200
90 421 144 529 144 730 184 822 209 940 209
100 416 153 524 153 725 193 817 218 935 218 1157 288
110 411 163 519 163 720 203 812 228 928 228 1152 298
120 406 172 514 172 715 212 807 237 923 237 1147 307
130 401 181 509 181 710 221 802 246 918 246 1142 316
140 396 191 504 191 705 231 797 256 913 256 1137 326 1311 326
150 391 200 499 200 700 240 792 265 908 265 1132 335 1306 335
160 386 209 494 209 695 249 787 274 903 274 1127 344 1301 344
170 381 219 489 219 690 259 782 284 898 284 1121 354 1296 354
180 376 228 484 228 685 268 778 293 893 293 1116 363 1291 363 1556 418
190 371 237 479 237 680 277 773 302 888 302 1111 372 1286 372 1551 427
200 366 247 474 247 675 287 768 312 883 312 1106 382 1281 382 1546 437
225 354 270 462 270 664 310 756 335 871 335 1094 405 1269 405 1535 460
250 341 293 449 293 651 333 743 358 858 358 1081 428 1256 428 1522 483
275 329 317 437 317 639 357 731 382 846 382 1069 452 1244 452 1509 507
300 316 340 424 340 626 380 717 405 833 405 1056 475 1231 475 1496 530
325 412 363 614 403 705 428 821 428 1044 498 1218 498 1484 553
350 399 387 601 427 692 452 808 452 1031 522 1205 522 1471 577
375 589 450 680 475 796 475 1019 545 1193 545 1459 600
400 576 473 667 498 784 498 1006 568 1180 568 1446 623
425 564 497 655 522 772 522 994 592 1168 592 1434 647
450 551 520 642 545 759 545 981 615 1155 615 1421 670
475 539 543 630 568 747 568 969 638 1143 638 1409 693
500 526 567 617 592 734 592 956 662 1130 662 1396 717
50-130 60-160 60-225
220 250 360
140-225 170-250 250-325 70-250 90-275
305 340 450 410 450
250-300 275-350 350-425 275-375 300-400 100-275
380 440 550 525 560 660
450-500 400-500 425-500 300-500 140-500 180-500
630 650 660 740 770 900
travel range sN
length L
travel range sN
length L
travel range sN
length L
travel range sN
length L
CH size
Nominal travel sN
Length of mechanism housing L
Installation dimension E*/Load line position X
The dimensions given (E*, X, L) are valid for CH sizes 15, 17, 19 and 20 only within the permissible travel range according to the load/travel table.
The load line position X will change slightly as it passes the total nominal travel (Xmax. = 7 % of sN).
E* applies to upper travel limit; it will increase according to the travel section upon changing the travel stop.
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mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
01 122 82 248 116 498 24 20
02 122 82 248 116 498 24 20
03 122 82 248 116 498 24 20
04 122 82 248 116 498 24 20
05 150 82 314 116 564 24 25
06 150 92 314 141 599 30 30
07 178 92 351 141 636 30 40
08 229 116 645 182 1065 36 90
09 229 116 645 182 1065 36 100
10 229 136 645 201 1115 46 120
11 256 136 812 201 1282 46 160
12 256 160 812 231 1302 55 220
13 273 160 880 231 1370 55 260
14 508 209 948 327 1688 55 540
15 416 x 500 209 948 327 1688 55 570
16 511 x 623 224 1207 407 2057 75 920
17 511 x 623 224 1207 407 2057 75 1020
CH
size
main dimensions approx.
weight
d a b c1 c2 e t z
LGV mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
12 M12 14 6 12 12 25 70 25
16 M16 14 6 16 12 30 85 20
20 M20 16 6 20 16 36 95 34
24 M24 20 10 24 20 45 120 35
30 M30 25 10 33 24 55 120 45
36 M36 30 15 40 33 70 150 60
42 M42 35 15 45 33 75 160 60
48 M48 42 20 50 40 85 160 70
56 M56 42 20 60 40 100 230 85
64 M64 50 20 70 45 125 240 100
72 M72 50 20 80 45 135 270 110
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group
1)
thread connecting dimensions
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nominal travel can be found in the load/travel table.
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01-05 06/07 08/09 10/11 12/13 14/15 16/17
E* X E* X E* X E* X E* X E* X E* X
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
50 451 101
60 446 110 579 153 805 192
70 441 119 574 162 800 201 898 217
80 436 129 569 172 795 211 892 227
90 431 138 564 181 790 220 887 236 1005 245
100 426 147 559 190 785 229 882 245 1000 254 1222 366
110 421 157 519 157 730 196 877 255 993 264 1217 376
120 416 166 514 166 725 205 802 221 988 273 1212 385
130 411 175 509 175 720 214 797 230 983 282 1207 394
140 406 185 504 185 715 224 792 240 978 292 1202 404 1406 434
150 401 194 499 194 710 233 787 249 883 249 1197 413 1401 443
160 396 203 494 203 705 242 782 258 878 258 1192 422 1396 452
170 391 213 489 213 700 252 777 268 873 268 1186 432 1391 462
180 386 222 484 222 695 261 773 277 868 277 1181 441 1386 471
190 381 231 479 231 690 270 768 286 863 286 1176 450 1381 480
200 376 241 474 241 685 280 763 296 858 296 1171 460 1376 490
225 364 264 462 264 674 303 751 319 846 319 1159 483 1364 513
250 351 287 449 287 661 326 738 342 833 342 1096 396 1351 536
275 339 311 437 311 649 350 726 366 821 366 1084 420 1339 560
300 326 334 424 334 636 373 712 389 808 389 1071 443 1326 583
325 412 357 624 396 700 412 796 412 1059 466 1253 466
350 399 381 611 420 687 436 783 436 1046 490 1240 490
375 599 443 675 459 771 459 1034 513 1228 513
400 586 466 662 482 759 482 1021 536 1215 536
425 574 490 650 506 747 506 1009 560 1203 560
450 561 513 637 529 734 529 996 583 1190 583
475 549 536 625 552 722 552 984 606 1178 606
500 536 560 612 576 709 576 971 630 1165 630
50-100 60-160 60-200
312 391 505
110-200 170-250 225-300 70-200 90-250
398 471 600 550 631
225-300 275-350 325-400 225-350 275-375 100-400
491 571 700 691 751 940
425-500 375-500 400-500 425-500 140-500
800 841 871 1030 1137
CH size
Nominal travel sN
The dimensions given (E*, X, L) are valid for CH sizes 15 and 17 only within the permissible travel range according to the load/travel table.
travel range sN
length L
travel range sN
length L
travel range sN
length L
travel range sN
length L
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Options
option code)
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01 122 82 248 116 25 14 160 65 171 8 130 24 20
02 122 82 248 116 25 14 160 65 171 8 130 24 20
03 122 82 248 116 25 14 160 65 171 8 130 24 20
04 122 82 248 116 25 14 160 65 171 8 130 24 20
05 150 82 314 116 25 14 160 65 171 8 130 24 25
06 150 92 314 126 40 18 190 70 180 10 150 30 30
07 178 92 351 126 40 18 190 70 180 10 150 30 40
08 229 116 645 182 50 23 220 85 285
1)
12 170 36 90
09 229 116 645 182 50 23 220 85 285
1)
12 170 36 110
10 229 136 645 191 80 23 260 105 310
2)
12 200 46 120
11 256 136 812 191 80 23 260 105 310
2)
12 200 46 160
12 256 160 812 221 100 23 300 120 340
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15 240 55 210
13 273 160 880 221 100 23 300 120 340
3)
15 240 55 250
14 508 209 948 312 100 27 380 165 480 20 300 55 520
15 500 x 416 209 948 312 100 27 380 165 480 20 300 55 550
16 623 x 511 224 1207 397 120 27 380 180 495 20 300 75 900
17 623 x 511 224 1207 397 120 27 380 180 495 20 300 75 950
18 1140 x 510 265 1577 463 150 33 480 225 505 25 380 75 1800
19 1140 x 510 265 1577 463 150 33 480 225 505 25 380 75 2000
20 1250 x 560 265 1787 463 150 33 480 225 505 25 380 75 2650
CH
size
weight
1)
Sizes 08-09 for travel range 450-500 p = 295
2)
for travel range 400-500 p = 355
3)
for travel range 425-500 p = 390
d
LGV mm
12 M12
16 M16
20 M20
24 M24
30 M30
36 M36
42 M42
48 M48
56 M56
64 M64
72 M72
80 M80
90 M90
4)
The load group for
connecting parts
depending on CH size
and nominal travel
can be found in the
load/travel table.
load
group
4)
thread
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(standard) Order example: KHS 11.180.24
travel range sN
length L
height H
hole pitch t
travel range sN
length L
height H
hole pitch t
travel range sN
length L
height H
hole pitch t
travel range sN
length L
height H
hole pitch t
CH size
Nominal travel sN
01-05 06/07 08/09 10/11 12/13 14/15 16/17 18-20
50 136 107
60 136 116 184 116 201 156
70 136 125 184 125 201 165 237 190
80 136 135 184 135 202 175 237 200
90 136 144 184 144 202 184 237 209 250 209
100 136 153 184 153 202 193 237 218 250 218 330 288
110 136 163 184 163 202 203 237 228 250 228 330 298
120 136 172 184 172 202 212 237 237 250 237 330 307
130 136 181 184 181 202 221 237 246 250 246 330 316
140 136 191 184 191 202 231 237 256 250 256 330 326 319 326
150 136 200 184 200 202 240 237 265 250 265 330 335 319 335
160 136 209 184 209 202 249 237 274 250 274 330 344 319 344
170 136 219 184 219 202 259 237 284 250 284 329 354 319 354
180 136 228 184 228 202 268 237 293 250 293 329 363 319 363 324 418
190 136 237 184 237 202 277 237 302 250 302 329 372 319 372 324 427
200 136 247 184 247 202 287 237 312 250 312 329 382 319 382 324 437
225 136 270 184 270 200 310 237 335 250 335 329 405 319 405 326 460
250 136 293 184 293 200 333 237 358 251 358 329 428 320 428 326 483
275 136 317 184 317 200 357 237 382 251 382 329 452 320 452 327 507
300 136 340 184 340 200 380 235 405 251 405 329 475 320 475 327 530
325 184 363 200 403 235 428 251 428 330 498 319 498 327 553
350 184 387 200 427 235 452 251 452 330 522 319 522 327 577
375 200 450 235 475 251 475 330 545 319 545 327 600
400 200 473 235 498 250 498 330 568 319 568 327 623
425 200 497 235 522 250 522 330 592 319 592 327 647
450 200 520 235 545 250 545 330 615 319 615 327 670
475 200 543 235 568 250 568 330 638 319 638 327 693
500 200 567 235 592 250 592 330 662 319 662 327 717
50-130 60-160 60-225
220 240 375
268 295 439
170 160 275
140-225 170-250 250-325 70-250 90-275 100-275
320 340 460 425 455 670
322 340 484 483 546 715
270 260 360 265 255 435
250-300 275-350 350-425 275-375 300-400 300-400 140-350
390 440 560 540 570 700 755
356 390 536 533 596 805 850
340 360 460 365 360 500 440
450-500 400-500 425-500 425-500 375-500 180-500
640 665 670 750 780 930
576 603 636 805 910 1158
530 460 420 500 510 600
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mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
01 114 82 266 116 516 14 180 80 8 130 24 20
02 114 82 266 116 516 14 180 80 8 130 24 20
03 114 82 266 116 516 14 180 80 8 130 24 20
04 114 82 266 116 516 14 180 80 8 130 24 20
05 140 82 266 116 516 14 180 80 8 130 24 25
06 152 92 418 141 703 18 230 100 10 180 30 40
07 194 92 420 141 705 18 230 100 10 180 30 50
08 194 116 642 182 1062 23 300 160 12 230 36 90
09 219 116 642 182 1062 23 300 160 12 230 36 110
10 219 136 772 201 1242 23 320 180 12 250 46 130
11 245 136 772 201 1242 23 320 180 12 250 46 170
12 273 160 904 231 1394 23 360 200 15 280 55 240
13 299 160 904 231 1394 23 360 200 15 280 55 290
14 508 209 973 327 1713 27 580 260 20 480 55 580
15 418 x 502 209 973 327 1713 27 580 260 20 480 55 630
16 517 x 629 224 1228 407 2078 33 700 340 20 600 75 1000
17 517 x 629 224 1228 407 2078 33 700 340 20 600 75 1100
18 756 x 851 305 1660 393 1925 33 950 300 25 850 75 2100
19 760 x 855 305 1660 393 1925 33 950 300 25 850 75 2400
20 835 x 915 305 1850 433 1925 33 950 300 25 850 75 3000
CH
size
weight
load
group
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12 M12
16 M16
20 M20
24 M24
30 M30
36 M36
42 M42
48 M48
56 M56
64 M64
72 M72
80 M80
90 M90
1)
The load group for
connecting parts
depending on CH size
and nominal travel
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load/travel table.
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Order example:
KVS 11.180.24
01-05 06/07 08/09 10/11 12/13 14/15 16/17 18-20
50 61 101
60 66 110 79 153 317 192
70 71 119 84 162 322 201 360 217
80 76 129 89 172 328 211 365 227
90 81 138 94 181 333 220 370 236 454 245
100 86 147 99 190 338 229 375 245 459 254 581 366
110 91 157 139 157 393 196 380 255 464 264 586 376
120 96 166 144 166 398 205 455 221 469 273 591 385
130 101 175 149 175 403 214 460 230 474 282 596 394
140 106 185 154 185 407 224 465 240 479 292 601 404 797 434
150 111 194 159 194 412 233 470 249 574 249 606 413 802 443
160 116 203 164 203 417 242 475 258 579 258 611 422 807 452
170 121 213 169 213 422 252 480 268 584 268 617 432 812 462
180 126 222 174 222 427 261 485 277 589 277 622 441 817 471 741 385
190 131 231 179 231 432 270 490 286 594 286 627 450 822 480 746 395
200 136 241 184 241 437 280 495 296 599 296 632 460 827 490 751 404
225 149 264 197 264 450 303 508 319 612 319 645 483 840 513 763 427
250 161 287 209 287 462 326 520 342 624 342 707 396 852 536 775 451
275 174 311 222 311 475 350 533 366 637 366 720 420 865 560 788 474
300 186 334 234 334 487 373 545 389 649 389 732 443 877 583 800 497
325 247 357 500 396 558 412 662 412 745 466 950 466 813 521
350 259 381 512 420 570 436 674 436 757 490 962 490 825 544
375 525 443 583 459 687 459 770 513 975 513 838 567
400 537 466 595 482 699 482 782 536 987 536 850 591
425 550 490 608 506 712 506 795 560 1000 560 863 614
450 562 513 620 529 724 529 807 583 1012 583 875 637
475 575 536 633 552 737 552 820 606 1025 606 888 660
500 587 560 645 576 749 576 832 630 1037 630 899 684
50-100 60-160 60-200
312 391 505
171 225 290
285 375 455
235 325 385
138/125 170/150 225/215
110-200 170-250 225-300 70-200 90-250
398 471 600 550 631
257 305 385 315 360
370 455 550 490 570
320 405 480 420 490
190 210 270 240/225 250
225-300 275-350 325-400 225-350 275-375 100-400
491 571 700 691 751 940
350 405 485 455 480 655
465 555 650 630 690 985
415 505 580 560 610 885
180 220 290 340 350 450/490
425-500 375-500 400-500 425-500 140-500 180-500
800 841 871 1030 1137 1300
585 615 600 655 680 760
750 790 810 985 1050 1300
680 720 730 885 950 1200
310 370 370 450/490 472 550
travel range sN
housing length L
hole to centre e
base length m
hole pitch t
base cut-out p
travel range sN
housing length L
hole to centre e
base length m
hole pitch t
base cut-out p
travel range sN
housing length L
hole to centre e
base length m
hole pitch t
base cut-out p
travel range sN
housing length L
hole to centre e
base length m
hole pitch t
base cut-out p
CH size
Nominal
travel sN
E* applies to upper travel limit; it will decrease according to the travel section upon changing the travel stop.
Dim. p: 1st value applies to 1st CH size
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Result: nom. travel 190 mm
CH size 12
(The load group is not
relevant for constant
supports).
KSR 12.190.00
with Fs max = 34.7 kN
(adjusted to Fs = 32 kN)
sN = 190 mm mm and
travel reserve 2 sR =
2 x 17.5 mm
Installation dimension E:
E = E* 0.5 (sN + ss)
E = 920 0.5 (190 + 155)
= 747.5 mm
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Vertical height adjustment of support roller and support plate: 20 mm
Selection
The table above, produced
specially for constant sup-
ports, shows the maximum
required load Fs max. for
each CH size based on
the nominal travel sN. The
required load permits a
load adjustment of 15%
before the nominal load FN
is reached. The CH size with
the next higher maximum
load Fs max is selected
using the required load Fs
and the required travel sS.
The required load Fs is set
at the factory. A support
travel (nominal travel sN)
somewhat larger than the
required travel value sS
should always be selected.
The intended travel reser-
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able equally at both ends
of the travel. They should
both amount to at least
10% of sS, but not less
than 10 mm. The resulting
preset position and instal-
lation dimension E depend-
ing on the direction of
movement from cold
position to hot position is:
E = E* + 0.5 (sN sS)
for upward (+) or downward
(-) movement.
Example
Requirements:
Constant support with
support roller
Required travel:
sS = 155 mm, upwards
Selection:
Fs max 32 kN
sN ss + 2 sR = ss x 1.2
= 155 x 1.2 = 186 mm
The constant support is
mounted on the load-
bearing structure and
carries the load by
means of a roller or a
PTFE-covered support
plate. Both versions
must be fitted with a
flat sliding shoe.
In the version with support
roller (series KSR) the load
remains constant since the
lateral force in the rolling
direction is less than 3%
of the support reaction,
but this support must be
aligned exactly with the
horizontal movement of
the component supported.
The version with support
plate, (series KSP) unlike
the version with support
roller allows relative
movement in all directions,
but has a higher lateral
friction force (610% of
support reaction), which
leads to slightly higher
friction forces in the con-
stant support. The sliding
shoe must have a sliding
surface of stainless steel.
Standard version
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50 0.47 0.94 1.85 3.72 6.48
60 0.39 0.78 1.54 3.10 5.40 9.30 15.4 22.8 37.7
70 0.33 0.67 1.32 2.66 4.63 7.97 13.2 19.6 32.3
80 0.29 0.59 1.16 2.33 4.05 6.98 11.5 17.1 28.2 38.8 58.8
90 0.26 0.52 1.03 2.07 3.60 6.20 10.3 15.2 25.1 34.5 52.3 73.3 105
100 0.23 0.47 0.92 1.86 3.24 5.58 9.24 13.7 22.6 31.0 47.0 66.0 94.1
110 0.21 0.43 0.84 1.69 2.95 5.07 8.40 12.5 20.5 28.2 42.8 60.0 85.5 128
120 0.20 0.39 0.77 1.55 2.70 4.65 7.70 11.4 18.8 25.9 39.2 55.0 78.4 117 154
130 0.18 0.36 0.71 1.43 2.49 4.29 7.10 10.5 17.4 23.9 36.2 50.8 72.4 108 142
140 0.17 0.33 0.66 1.33 2.31 3.99 6.60 9.78 16.1 22.2 33.6 47.1 67.2 100 132 200
150 3.72 6.16 9.13 15.1 20.7 31.4 44.0 62.7 93.5 123 187 261
160 3.49 5.77 8.56 14.1 19.4 29.4 41.2 58.8 87.5 116 175 246
170 8.06 13.3 18.3 27.7 38.8 55.3 82.5 109 165 232
180 7.61 12.6 17.2 26.1 34.7 52.3 77.9 103 156 219
190 7.21 11.9 16.3 24.8 36.7 49.5 73.8 97.4 147 207
200 6.85 11.3 15.5 23.5 33.0 47.0 70.1 92.5 140 197
225 6.09 10.0 13.8 20.9 29.3 41.8 62.3 82.2 124 175
250 12.4 18.8 26.4 37.6 56.1 74.0 112 157
275 24.0 34.2 51.0 67.3 102 143
300 46.8 61.7 93.4 131
325 43.2 56.9 86.2 121
350 40.1 52.9 80.0 112
375 74.7 105
400 70.0 98.4
CH size
maximum required load Fs max. in kN
nom.
travel
sN
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Load/Travel table for constant supports (see page 54 for constant hangers)
The required loads can be decreased by up to 40% (down to the next smaller CH size) in the factory. Subsequent load adjustment of 15% is possible in
situ for every preset required load. The nominal load FN is 15% higher than the max. permissible required load; it can be used in the design if subsequent
load adjustment is omitted.
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Series KSP
with support roller
with support plate
(standard)
Order example:
KSR 12.190.00
A/B C F G H L d e k I n p s t u SW
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
01 0120 145 245 170 315 230 50 40 14 65 210 70 8 150 180 24 25
02 0120 145 245 170 315 230 50 40 14 65 210 70 8 150 180 24 25
03 0120 145 245 170 315 230 50 40 14 65 210 70 8 150 180 24 25
04 0120 145 245 170 315 230 50 40 14 65 210 70 8 150 180 24 25
05 0150 145 310 175 315 230 50 40 14 65 210 70 8 150 180 24 30
06 0150 175 310 195 355 250 60 50 18 90 260 70 10 150 220 30 30
07 0180 175 350 195 355 250 60 50 18 90 260 70 10 150 220 30 50
08 0230 195 580 295 500 360 60 55 23 90 300 100 12 250 250 36 90
09 0230 195 680 295 500 360 60 55 23 90 300 100 12 250 250 36 100
10 0230 240 680 340 580 425 90 62 23 120 360 120 12 300 300 46 140
11 0255 240 810 340 580 425 90 62 23 120 360 120 12 300 300 46 180
12 0255 260 810 350 625 450 90 60 23 120 400 140 15 330 320 55 280
13 0275 260 880 350 625 450 90 60 23 120 400 140 15 330 320 55 300
14 0510 350 870 485 835 630 110 100 27 150 500 180 20 410 440 55 550
15 500/420 350 960 485 835 630 110 100 27 150 500 180 20 410 440 55 660
16 620/510 365 1290 535 960 695 140 120 27 190 520 220 20 440 440 75 1000
17 620/510 365 1290 535 960 695 140 120 27 190 520 220 20 440 440 75 1150
CH
size
main dimensions installation dimensions approx.
weight
Dimensions depending on travel
01-05 06/07 08/09 10/11 12/13 14/15 16/17
E* X E* X E* X E* X E* X E* X E* X
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
50 480 105
60 485 115 545 115 685 155
70 490 125 550 125 690 165
80 495 135 555 135 695 175 825 200
90 500 145 560 145 700 185 830 210 870 210
100 505 155 565 155 705 195 835 220 875 220
110 510 165 570 165 710 205 840 230 880 230 1165 300
120 515 170 575 170 715 210 845 235 885 235 1170 305
130 520 180 580 180 720 220 850 245 890 245 1175 315
140 525 190 585 190 725 230 855 255 895 255 1180 325 1305 325
150 590 200 730 240 860 265 900 265 1185 335 1310 335
160 595 210 735 250 865 275 905 275 1190 345 1315 345
170 740 260 870 285 910 285 1195 355 1320 355
180 745 270 875 295 915 295 1200 365 1325 365
190 750 275 880 300 920 300 1205 370 1330 370
200 755 285 885 310 925 310 1210 380 1335 380
225 770 310 900 335 940 335 1225 405 1350 405
250 910 360 950 360 1235 430 1360 430
275 965 380 1250 450 1375 450
300 1260 475 1385 475
325 1275 500 1400 500
350 1285 520 1410 520
375 1425 545
400 1435 565
CH size
Nominal travel sN
installation dimension E*/Load line position X
The load line position X will change slightly as it passes the total nominal travel (Xmax. = 7% of sN).
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structure and the pipe
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components to be
supported.
Contents
Owing to the categori-
zation into load groups
(LGV), they can be easily
combined to create
both rigid or movable
assemblies.
Detailed descriptions of
the standard parts listed
below can be found on
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ZLN
Welding lug, normal
(variable spring hanger)
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ZLK
Welding lug for
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Square plate
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Clamping lug, normal
(variable spring hanger)
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Clamping lug for
constant hanger
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ZGM/ZGI
Clevis with bolt
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ZSM/ZSI
Turnbuckle
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Name
ZOM/ZOI
Eye nut
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ZHM/ZHI
Rod coupling
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Hexagonal nut
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Threaded Rod with
right-hand thread
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ZLM/ZLI
Threaded rod with
left-/right-hand thread
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ZZF/ZZK
Intermediate piece
ZTN
Trapeze
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ZVN/ZVV/ZVS
Connecting lug
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Load group LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
Product Standard version Options/Code
Welding lugs S235JR
primed
blank/0
Clamping lugs S235JR
hot-dip galvanized
primed/3
painted/4
Square plate/
Spherical washer
S235 JR
9 SMnPb28K
primed
blank/0
Threaded parts
(clevis, turnbuckle, eye nut)
C22.8/S355J2G3 (load group1248)
S235 JR/S355J2G3
(load group5690)
electrogalvanized
blank/0
hot-dip galvanized (limited)/2
Rod coupling S235 JR/S355J2G3
electrogalvanized

Threaded rods S235JR (up to M48)
S355 J2G3 (M56 and larger)
electrogalvanized
blank/0
Trapezes S235JR
hot-dip galvanized
blank/0
primed/3
Connecting lugs S235 JR
16Mo3,
13CrMo4-5
(depends on temperature)
primed
other materials
blank/0
LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64
E 60 85 95 110 110 135 170 185 215 245
A 80 100 100 100 130 130 150 150 180 180
H 13 18 19 25 35 41 44 58 62 76
d M12 M16 M20 M24 M30 M36 M42 M48 M56 M64
(1/2) (5/8) (3/4) (1) (1 1/8) (1 1/2) (1 3/4) (2) (2 1/4) (2 1/2)
s 10 15 15 20 25 30 30 40 40 50
kg 0.5 1.2 1.2 1.5 3.3 3.9 5.2 7.0 10 13
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welding lug for constant hanger Series ZLK

(primed) Order example: ZLN 42-3
(blank) Order example: ZLK 42-3
Thickness s
Thickness s
LGV 12-48
LGV 56-90
(primed) Order example: ZPK 42-3
HYDRA
square plate with hardened spherical washer Series ZPK

LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
E 30 40 45 55 70 70 80 120 120 130 150 170 180
A 40 50 60 70 90 110 120 130 280 320 400 450 500
f 14 18 22 26 35 42 47 52 62 72 82 92 102
r 20 25 30 35 45 55 60 65 90 100 120 135 160
s 8 10 12 15 20 25 30 35 35 40 40 50 50
a 4 4 5 6 7 8 - - - - - - -
kg 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.6 1.3 2.2 3.2 5.5 11 16 22 36 46
Load group
Instal. dim.
Dimensions
and connecting
dimensions
in mm
Weld
approx. weight
LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
E 35 40 46 55 65 80 90 100 115 140 150 160 170
A 100 120 140 175 190 235 255 270 355 385 425 470 480
B 60 60 80 90 110 140 150 170 200 240 260 280 300
f 14 18 22 26 35 42 47 53 63 73 83 93 103
g 14 14 18 22 26 35 35 42 42 47 47 47 47
s 10 10 12 15 20 25 30 35 35 40 40 50 50
t 70 85 95 120 120 150 160 160 230 240 270 300 300
z 15 20 25 30 40 45 55 60 75 90 100 110 120
a 4 4 5 6 7 8 - - - - - - -
kg 0.4 0.5 1.0 1.7 3.0 6.0 8.4 12 18 27 32 48 53
Load group
Instal. dim.
Dimensions
and connecting
dimensions
in mm
Weld
approx. weight
Load group
Instal. dim.
Dimensions
and connecting
dimensions
in mm
approx. weight
Load group LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
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HYDRA clamping lug, infinitely variable, normal Series ZKN 2
(for spring hanger and rigid support assembly)
for flange width 82300 mm and flange thickness 7.436 mm
(load group 12, flange width 200 mm,
flange thickness 15 mm, hot-dip galvanized)
Order example: ZKN 2.12.200.15-2
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2)
with additional stiffeners
3)
Average figure
4)
Total of flange width + value in table
Beam-related dimensions
for steel beam sections IPE 160 600
HEA 100 1000
HEB 100 1000
HEM 100 280
12 12 mm
16 16 mm
20 16 mm
24 20 mm
30 24 mm
36 24 mm
42 24 mm
Load
group
for tG
greater than
Load group-related dimensions with spacer
6 clamps for load group 36 and higher
Version with spacer and stiffener
Spacer
Stiffener
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load m l1 s2 e2 f SW
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mm mm mm mm mm mm
12 135 200 8 25 14 18
16 150 230 10 30 18 24
20 170 250 12 40 22 24
24 200 300 15 45 26 30
30 215 340 20 70 35 36
36 275 400 25 70 42 36
42 275 400 30 75 47 36
mm ZKN 2... mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
3)
12 150 210 12. ... . ...
1)
10,7 25
4)
+13 mm
4)
+ 80 mm 12 37 80 90 6
12 220 300 12. ... . ...
1)
11 36
4)
+13 mm
4)
+ 80 mm 15 40 80 100 9
16 82 120 16. ... . ...
1)
7,4 11
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 12 42 80 90 7
16 135 220 16. ... . ...
1)
10,2 25
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 15 45 90 100 10
16 240 300 16. ... . ...
1)
12 36
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 20 50 100 120 16
20 100 135 20. ... . ...
1)
8 21
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 15 55 90 100 10
20 140 150 20. ... . ...
1)
8,5 22
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 16 56 90 100 11
20 160 190 20. ... . ...
1)
14 24
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 18 58 100 110 13
20 200 240 20. ... . ...
1)
10 26
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 20 60 90 110 16
20 260 300 20. ... . ...
1)
12,5 36
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 16 56 90 120 19
2)
24 100 135 24. ... . ...
1)
8,5 21
4)
+21 mm
4)
+125 mm 18 63 100 110 16
24 140 170 24. ... . ...
1)
8,5 23
4)
+21 mm
4)
+125 mm 20 65 100 120 19
24 180 240 24. ... . ...
1)
9,5 26
4)
+21 mm
4)
+125 mm 25 70 110 120 25
24 260 300 24. ... . ...
1)
12,5 36
4)
+21 mm
4)
+125 mm 20 65 110 130 30
2)
30 100 110 30. ... . ...
1)
8 20
4)
+25 mm
4)
+155 mm 20 90 120 130 25
30 120 190 30. ... . ...
1)
8 24
4)
+25 mm
4)
+155 mm 25 95 130 140 31
30 200 300 30. ... . ...
1)
10 36
4)
+25 mm
4)
+155 mm 20 90 120 150 39
2)
36 120 180 36. ... . ...
1)
8 23
4)
+25 mm
4)
+155 mm 25 95 130 140 43
36 190 300 36. ... . ...
1)
10 36
4)
+25 mm
4)
+155 mm 25 95 130 150 60
2)
42 190 300 42. ... . ...
1)
10 36
4)
+25 mm
4)
+155 mm 25 100 130 150 63
2)
load
group
Btr type tg n b1 s1 E weight ls
bolt length
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(LGV 16, max. flange width 160 mm,
S235JR, hot-dip galvanized)
Order example: ZKN 1.16.160.-2
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HYDRA clamping lug gradation 20 mm Typ ZKN 1
for flange width 100 200 mm and flange thickness 8 16 mm LGV 16 and Btr = 160
LGV 20 and Btr = 180
(LGV 12, flange width 80 200 mm, S235JRG2, hot-dip galvanized) Order example: ZKB 12.200-2
HYDRA clamping lug LGV 12 infinitely variable, normal Typ ZKB
(for variable spring hanger and rigid support assembly)
for flange width 80 300 mm and flange thickness 7,4 bis 21 mm
LGV E H flange width Btr
1)
A B S1 S2 f d l approx.
min max weight
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
16 40 65 100 160 25 25 12 10 18 16 90 10
20 50 80 120 180 25 25 15 12 22 20 110 16
24 65 100 140 200 45 295 25 15 26 24 130 36
LGV Typ flange width E B b H weight
mm mm mm mm mm kg
12 ZKB 12.200-2 80 200 45 350 260 100 2,0
12 ZKB 12.300-2 200 300 45 460 370 100 3,0
HEA 100 450
HEB 100 320
only
s2 thick
10 thick
LGV 24
only
LGV 24
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HYDRA
clamping lug for constant hanger Series ZKK

for flange width 82300 mm
and flange thickness 7.436 mm
(load group 12, flange width 200 mm,
flange thickness 15 mm, hot-dip galvanized)
Order example: ZKK 12.200.15-2
1)
Enter flange width and flange thickness.
2)
with additional stiffeners
3)
Average figure
4)
Total of flange width + value in table
Beam-related dimensions
HEA 100 1000
HEB 100 1000
HEM 100 280
12 12 mm
16 16 mm
20 16 mm
24 20 mm
30 24 mm
36 24 mm
42 24 mm
Load
group
for tG
greater than
Load group-related dimensions with spacer
6 clamps for load group 36 and higher
Version with spacer and stiffener
Spacer
Stiffener
mm ZKK... mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
3)
12 82 140 12. ... . ...
1)
7,4 21
4)
+13 mm
4)
+ 80 mm 10 45 70 80 4
12 150 210 12. ... . ...
1)
10,7 25
4)
+13 mm
4)
+ 80 mm 12 47 80 90 6
12 220 300 12. ... . ...
1)
11 36
4)
+13 mm
4)
+ 80 mm 15 50 80 100 9
16 82 120 16. ... . ...
1)
7,4 11
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 12 52 80 90 7
16 135 220 16. ... . ...
1)
10,2 25
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 15 55 90 100 10
16 240 300 16. ... . ...
1)
12 36
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 20 60 100 120 16
20 100 135 20. ... . ...
1)
8 21
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 15 60 90 100 10
20 140 150 20. ... . ...
1)
8,5 22
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 16 61 90 100 11
20 160 190 20. ... . ...
1)
14 24
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 18 63 100 110 13
20 200 240 20. ... . ...
1)
10 26
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 20 65 90 110 16
20 260 300 20. ... . ...
1)
12,5 36
4)
+17 mm
4)
+100 mm 16 61 90 120 19
2)
24 100 135 24. ... . ...
1)
8,5 21
4)
+21 mm
4)
+125 mm 18 73 100 110 16
24 140 170 24. ... . ...
1)
8,5 23
4)
+21 mm
4)
+125 mm 20 75 100 120 19
24 180 240 24. ... . ...
1)
9,5 26
4)
+21 mm
4)
+125 mm 25 80 110 120 25
24 260 300 24. ... . ...
1)
12,5 36
4)
+21 mm
4)
+125 mm 20 75 110 130 30
2)
30 100 110 30. ... . ...
1)
8 20
4)
+25 mm
4)
+155 mm 20 85 120 130 25
30 120 190 30. ... . ...
1)
8 24
4)
+25 mm
4)
+155 mm 25 90 130 140 31
30 200 300 30. ... . ...
1)
10 36
4)
+25 mm
4)
+155 mm 20 85 120 150 39
2)
36 120 180 36. ... . ...
1)
8 23
4)
+25 mm
4)
+155 mm 25 105 130 140 43
36 190 300 36. ... . ...
1)
10 36
4)
+25 mm
4)
+155 mm 25 105 130 150 60
2)
42 190 300 42. ... . ...
1)
10 36
4)
+25 mm
4)
+155 mm 25 115 130 150 63
2)
load
group
Btr type tg n b1 s1 E weight ls
bolt length
load m l1 s2 e2 f g t z SW
group
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
12 135 200 10 35 14 14 70 50 18
16 155 235 10 40 18 14 85 55 24
20 190 270 12 45 22 18 95 65 24
24 240 340 15 55 26 22 120 80 30
30 255 380 20 65 35 26 120 90 36
36 305 430 25 80 42 35 150 100 36
42 335 460 30 90 47 35 160 120 36
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clevis with bolt Series

1)
ZGM/ZGI
HYDRA
turnbuckle Series
1)
ZSM/ZSI
LGV 12-48
LGV 56-90
(electrogalvanized) Order example: ZGM 42-1
(electrogalvanized) Order example: ZSM 42-1
1)
Dimensions in brackets = versions with inch thread (ZSI)
2)
Turnbuckle in middle position; adjustability E
1)
Dimensions in brackets = versions with inch thread (ZGI)
Load group LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
E 49 52 55 68 80 92 100 100 100 110 130 150 170
A 24 32 46 53 64 80 90 100 120 140 160 180 200
B 34 44 57 68 80 93 111 130 120 140 140 160 180
F 70 80 90 110 130 150 170 180 190 210 240 270 300
L 55 65 85 100 120 135 160 180 175 205 205 225 245
b 12 17 20 22 27 32 37 42 45 50 50 60 60
c 12 16 20 24 33 40 45 50 60 70 80 90 100
d M12 M16 M20 M24 M30 M36 M42 M48 M56 M64 M72 M80 M90
(1/2) (5/8) (3/4) (1) (1 1/8) (1 1/2) (1 3/4) (2) (2 1/4) (2 1/2) (2 3/4) (3) (3 1/2)
kg 0,2 0,4 1,0 1,6 2,6 4,5 6,9 10 21 33 43 61 85
Load group
Instal. dim.
Dimensions
and connecting
dimensions
in mm (inch)
approx. weight
LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
E
2)
38 50 57 74 75 72 82 70 90 116 106 104 105
A 34 42 52 64 78 92 110 130 90 100 120 130 140
H 130 170 200 250 270 290 330 330 355 425 425 440 460
d M12 M16 M20 M24 M30 M36 M42 M48 M56 M64 M72 M80 M90
(1/2) (5/8) (3/4) (1) (1 1/8) (1 1/2) (1 3/4) (2) (2 1/4) (2 1/2) (2 3/4) (3) (3 1/2)
f - - - - - - - - 25 25 30 30 30
SW 18 24 30 36 46 55 65 75 80 90 100 110 130
kg 0,2 0,4 0,7 1,3 2,3 3,6 5,7 7,9 12 16 26 32 39
Load group
Instal. dim.
Dimensions
and connecting
dimensions
in mm (inch)
approx. weight
left
left
right
right
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HYDRA
rod coupling Series

1)
ZHM/ZHI
HYDRA
eye nut Series

1)
ZOM/ZOI
(electrogalvanized) Order example: ZOM 42-1
(electrogalvanized) Order example: ZHM 42-1
1)
Dimensions in brackets = versions with inch thread (ZHI)
1)
Dimensions in brackets = versions with inch thread (ZOI)
2)
When using small bolt diameters c, E increases accordingly.
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LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
E 39 47 55 68 75 77 85 100 115 140 150 160 170
A 33 44 59 72 88 100 110 120 135 150 160 180 200
H 79 101 125 154 181 202 229 258 280 325 370 400 435
cmax 16 24 24 33 40 45 50 60 60 70 82 92 102
d M12 M16 M20 M24 M30 M36 M42 M48 M56 M64 M72 M80 M90
(1/2) (5/8) (3/4) (1) (1 1/8) (1 1/2) (1 3/4) (2) (2 1/4) (2 1/2) (2 3/4) (3) (3 1/2)
s 6 10 10 15 17 20 25 30 40 40 50 60 60
kg 0,1 0,2 0,4 1,0 1,5 2,3 3,8 6,5 13 17 24 35 46
Load group
Instal. dim.
Dimensions
and connecting
dimensions
in mm (inch)
approx. weight
LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
A 34 42 52 62 78 92 110 130 90 100 120 130 140
H 45 60 75 90 105 120 150 180 140 160 180 200 220
d M12 M16 M20 M24 M30 M36 M42 M48 M56 M64 M72 M80 M90
(1/2) (5/8) (3/4) (1) (1 1/8) (1 1/2) (1 3/4) (2) (2 1/4) (2 1/2) (2 3/4) (3) (3 1/2)
f - - - - - - - - 25 25 25 25 25
kg 0,1 0,2 0,4 0,8 1,1 1,7 2,7 5,3 4,7 6,5 11,1 14 17
Load group
Dimensions
and connecting
dimensions
in mm (inch)
approx. weight
LGV 12-48
LGV 56-90
LGV 12-48
LGV 56-90
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nut Series
1)
ZMM/ZMI
(electrogalvanized) Order example: ZMM 42-1
1)
DIN EN ISO 4032; dimensions in brackets = versions with inch thread (ZMI)
2)
Maximum value
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HYDRA
threaded rod (right-hand thread) Series

1)
ZRM/ZRI
HYDRA
threaded rod (left-/right-hand thread) Series

1)
ZLM/ZLI
(electrogalvanized) E = 1500 mm Order example: ZRM 42.1500-1
(electrogalvanized) Order example: ZLM 42-1
1)
Dimensions in brackets = versions with inch thread (ZLI)
1)
Dimensions in brackets = versions with inch thread (ZRI)
Standard threaded rods:
material S 235 JRG 2 (up to M48)
S 355 J2G 3 (M56 and larger)
rolled thread
electrogalvanized
Load group LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
H
2)
11 15 18 21 25 31 34 38 45 51 58 64 72
K 21 27 33 40 51 61 72 83 94 105 118 129 146
d M12 M16 M20 M24 M30 M36 M42 M48 M56 M64 M72 M80 M90
(1/2) (5/8) (3/4) (1) (1 1/8) (1 1/2) (1 3/4) (2) (2 1/4) (2 1/2) (2 3/4) (3) (3 1/2)
SW 18 24 30 36 46 55 65 75 85 95 105 115 130
kg 0,02 0,04 0,07 0,12 0,23 0,4 0,7 1,0 1,5 2,0 2,7 3,5 5,0
Load group
Dimensions
and connecting
dimensions
in mm (inch)
approx. weight
LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
E 150 200 220 260 270 300 380 380 460 520 580 640 700
l 75 100 120 150 160 180 220 220 260 300 340 380 420
r 55 80 80 90 90 100 140 140 180 200 220 240 260
d M12 M16 M20 M24 M30 M36 M42 M48 M56 M64 M72 M80 M90
(1/2) (5/8) (3/4) (1) (1 1/8) (1 1/2) (1 3/4) (2) (2 1/4) (2 1/2) (2 3/4) (3) (3 1/2)
kg 0,1 0,3 0,5 0,8 1,2 2,1 3,6 4,7 7,8 12 17 23 32
Load group
Instal. dim.
Dimensions
and connecting
dimensions
in mm (inch)
approx. weight
LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
E maximal 2000 (3000)
d M12 M16 M20 M24 M30 M36 M42 M48 M56 M64 M72 M80 M90
(1/2) (5/8) (3/4) (1) (1 1/8) (1 1/2) (1 3/4) (2) (2 1/4) (2 1/2) (2 3/4) (3) (3 1/2)
r - - - - - - - - 300 300 300 400 400
kg/m 0,7 1,3 2,1 3,0 4,7 6,9 9,4 12,0 17 22 29 36 46
Load group
Instal. dim.
Dimensions
and connecting
dimensions
in mm (inch)
approx. weight
left
right
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HYDRA
intermediate piece for spring support Series ZZF

(size 05 or 06, length 200 mm, form 2,
material S 235 JR, hot-dip galvanized)
Order example: ZZF 06.0200.2-37.2
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FSP
FSS ZZF... min max min max R
- - mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm kg/mm kg kg
01/02 02. ...
1)
. ...
2)
102 96 130 12 95 8 40 89 90 250 0.007 1.6 2.7
03/04 04. ...
1)
. ...
2)
114 108 150 14 110 10 45 99 100 350 0.008 2.5 4.5
05/06 06. ...
1)
. ...
2)
140 132 190 18 130 12 60 129 130 400 0.012 4.9 8.2
07 07. ...
1)
. ...
2)
168 160 220 23 160 12 70 149 150 500 0.016 6.6 12
08 08. ...
1)
. ...
2)
219 211 270 23 200 15 75 159 160 650 0.024 11 23
09/10 10. ...
1)
. ...
2)
245 235 300 27 215 15 85 179 180 700 0.030 14 29
11 11. ...
1)
. ...
2)
273 263 340 27 250 20 95 189 190 800 0.033 22 42
12 12. ...
1)
. ...
2)
508 468 530 27 460 25 105 199 200 1000 0.123 59 157
13 13. ...
1)
. ...
2)
508 468 590 27 520 30 115 209 210 1000 0.123 99 196
14 14. ...
1)
. ...
2)
610 570 640 27 570 30 115 209 210 1200 0.148 93 239
15/16 16. ...
1)
. ...
2)
610 570 760 33 670 40 145 259 260 1200 0.148 224 364
Standard version
Material: S 235 JR
Surface protection:
hot-dip galvanized
Options
Surface protection:
primed
size type Form 1
E
Form 2
E
weights
3)
for Emax
Form 1 Form 2
HYDRA
intermediate piece for constant support Series ZZK

(size 06 or 07, length 200 mm,
material S 235 JR, hot-dip galvanized)
Order example: ZZK 07.0200-37.2
D d L n k t t1 u s
KSP
KSR ZZK... min max R Emin Emax
- - mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm kg/mm kg kg
0105 05. ...
1)
168 151 230 210 14 150 40 180 8 130 400 0,018 5.9 11
06/07 07. ...
1)
219 200 250 260 18 150 50 220 10 150 500 0,024 8 17
08/09 09. ...
1)
273 251 360 300 23 250 55 250 12 180 700 0,033 16 33
10/11 11. ...
1)
324 301 425 360 23 300 62 300 12 190 800 0,044 23 50
12/13 13. ...
1)
356 321 450 400 23 330 60 320 15 210 1000 0,085 39 106
14/15 15. ...
1)
406 366 630 500 27 410 100 440 20 260 1200 0,098 87 179
16/17 17. ...
1)
508 468 695 520 27 440 120 440 20 260 1200 0,123 86 202
Standard version
Material: S 235 JR
Surface protection:
hot-dip galvanized
Options
Surface protection:
primed
size type E weights
3)
total for
Form 1
Form 2
1)
Enter length
2)
Enter form
3)
Weight for Emin < E < Emax: m(E) = m(Emax) R x (Emax E)
1)
Enter length
3)
Weight for Emin < E < Emax: m(E) = m(Emax) R (Emax E)
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HYDRA
trapeze Series ZTN

(load group 24, span 1200 mm,
S 235 JR, hot-dip galvanized)
Order Example: ZTN 24.1200-37.2
Load group LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64 72 80 90
LGV 12 16 20 24 30 36 42
FN
1)
14 24 40 66 100 140 200
E 30 40 45 55 70 70 80
f 14 18 22 26 35 42 47
s 8 10 12 15 20 25 30
z 30 35 40 45 55 65 70
Type 12.0300 16.0300 20.0300 24.0300
300 H 100 100 100 120
Weight 7,6 8,0 8,5 12
Type 12.0400 16.0400 20.0400 24.0400
400 H 100 100 120 120
Weight 9,6 10,0 13,5 14
Type 12.0500 16.0500 20.0500 24.0500 30.0500
500 H 100 100 120 140 180
Weight 11,6 12,0 16,2 21 34
Type 12.0600 16.0600 20.0600 24.0600 30.0600
600 H 100 100 120 160 200
Weight 13,7 14,1 18,9 31 46
Type 12.0800 16.0800 20.0800 24.0800 30.0800 36.0800 42.0800
800 H 100 100 140 160 220 240 300
Weight 17,8 18,2 30,4 39 68 82 116
Type 12.1000 16.1000 20.1000 24.1000 30.1000 36.1000 42.1000
1000 H 100 120 140 180 220 260 300
Weight 21,8 29,0 37,1 57 82 109 140
Type 12.1200 16.1200 20.1200 24.1200 30.1200 36.1200 42.1200
1200 H 100 120 160 180 220 260 300
Weight 25,9 34,3 55,2 67 96 128 163
Type 12.1400 16.1400 20.1400 24.1400 30.1400 36.1400 42.1400
1400 H 100 120 160 200 240 280 300
Weight 30,0 39,6 63,8 93 128 162 187
Type 12.1600 16.1600 20.1600 24.1600 30.1600 36.1600 42.1600
1600 H 120 140 160 220 240 280 320
3)
Weight 44,5 56,7 72,4 122 145 183 227
Type 12.1800 16.1800 20.1800 24.1800 30.1800 36.1800 42.1800
1800 H 120 140 180 220 260 300 320
3)
Weight 49,9 63,4 97,1 136 180 230 253
Type 12.2000 16.2000 20.2000 24.2000 30.2000 36.2000 42.2000
2000 H 120 140 180 220 260 300 340
3)
Weight 55,2 70,2 107,3 151 199 254 293
Type 12.2200 16.2200 20.2200 24.2200 30.2200 36.2200 42.2200
2200 H 120 160 180 220 280 300 340
3)
Weight 60,5 97,1 117,5 165 241 277 320
Type 12.2400 16.2400 20.2400 24.2400 30.2400 36.2400 42.2400
2400 H 140 160 200 220 280 300 340
3)
Weight 83,1 106 153 179 261 300 347
Load group
Nom. load in kN
Instal. dim.
Connecting
dimensions
in mm
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2)
Intermediate lengths available on request
3)
B = 300 mm
B = H
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HYDRA
pipe clamps
The standardized range
of HYDRA
pipe clamps
covers the wide range of
nominal diameters and
loads met with in prac-
tice. In addition to com-
mon two- and three-bolt
clamps to DIN 3567, new
horizontal and riser
clamps with enhanced
properties and practical
advantages have been
developed and added to
our range.
Nominal load and factors
In order to simplify selec-
tion, the clamps designed
according to nominal loads
are selected by way of
temperature-based correc-
tion factors for real operat-
ing conditions. The correc-
tion factors can be taken
from the diagrams or from
the table below, which
contains values originating
from standards, also for
other clamp materials. To
simplify clamp selection
even further, we have in-
cluded tables from which
material- and temperature-
based loads can be read
off directly. These tables
are shown together with
the series on pages 78-93.
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16Mo3
13CrMo4-5
K
Berechnungstemperatur in C
0,00
0,20
0,40
0,60
0,80
1,00
1,20
0
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0
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1.4958 (Incoloy 800 H)
1,4541
1,4571
K
Correction factor K for ferritic materials

Correction factor K CH size
Correction factor K for clamps made of ferritic and martensitic materials
Correction factors K for clamps made of austenitic materials
Material
No.
to
DIN EN
Designation to
DIN EN (alt)
Upper limit
temperature
to
VGB-
R510L
in C
C
DIN EN,
WB
Option
code
Correction faktor K
Component temperature in C
Component temperature in C
1)
Bolts made from a different material are required for > 400 C; therefore, please specify the temperature with your order.
2)
Owing to the limited materials available, bolts for temperatures > 650C on request only.
Design temperature in C
Design temperature in C
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The clamp temperature, on
which the load depends,
deviates from the tempera-
ture of the medium M.
It can be read off from the
adjacent diagram Compo-
nent temperatures in pipe
clamps.
The relevant temperature
(reference temperature) for
horizontal clamps is 0, for
connecting lugs and riser
clamps 1, in accordance
with the following draw-
ings. The diagram also
includes connection tem-
peratures A in clamps and
connecting lugs.
The three straight lines ap-
ply for A, with good ap-
proximation, to HYDRA
pipe clamps with standard

dimensions for the materi-
als S 235 JR, 16Mo3,
13CrMo4-5 in the respec-
tive temperature ranges
(see product tables start-
ing on page 78). Two-bolt
clamps are considered in
combination with connect-
ing lugs.
In the case of riser clamps,
the specifications apply to
the versions with the low-
est possible spans; higher
spans will result in lower
temperatures.
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pipe clamps
Temperature of medium
M
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600
A
for clamps with standard
dimensions, made of...
13CrMo4-5
16Mo3 S 235 JRG 2
25
25
A
1
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M
A
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0
M
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0
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A
M
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1 1 1
Component temperatures in pipe clamps Component temperatures in pipe clamps
0 = M 0.07 (M u )
1 = M 0.1 (M u )
with temperature of medium M
and ambient temperature u
(Diagram: u = 25 C)
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Applications
Two- and three-bolt ver-
sions of flat steel clamps
are available for use in the
smaller diameter and lower
load ranges. Grip clamps
in five load series can be
used for high nominal
loads.
Standard materials for
clamps are S 235 JR,
16Mo3 and 13CrMo4-5,
covering the whole range
of temperature of the
mediums up to approx.
560 C.
Main features
Positive experience gained
over many years of use in
power stations and other
industrial installations.
Overload up to 2.5 times
the load-carrying capacity
is permissible (temperature
reduction taken into con-
sideration); no permanent
deformations up to this
load.
Usual insulation thick-
nesses were taken into
account for the dimen-
sioning of the supports.
Owing to their form, grip
clamps can be more
readily adapted to larger
deviations in diameter
and greater ovalness.
All the connecting parts
required are available.
HYDRA
horizontal pipe clamps

Nennweite DN
15 25 50 100 200 300 500 1000
10
15
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30
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70
100
150
200
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HZV
HZN
HZN/HDN
Nennweite DN
15 25 50 100 200 300 500 1000
10
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30
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100
150
200
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HGV
HGN
Flat steel clamps
Grip clamps
Nominal diameter DN
Nominal diameter DN
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Example:
Requirement:
Two-bolt clamp with con-
necting lug, ferritic, blank
Pipe diameter: DN 400
Required load: FS = 13 kN
Temperature of medium:
M = 470 C
Insulation thickness:
J = 220 mm
Load group: 20
Selection
Reference temperature
0 = 440C
(diagram, page 75)
Material: 16Mo3
Correction factor:
K = 0.66
(diagram, page 74)
Nominal load:
FN 13/0.66 = 19.7 kN
Two-bolt clamp:
HZV 0400 16.0
(nominal load FN = 21 kN)
alternative:
with 0 = 440C and
DN 400
from load table for HZV:
(page 76) Ft 13.7 kN
This selection process
results in the same two-bolt
clamp.
Supplement:
Connecting lug, suitable
for HZV
ZVV 070.210.20 16.0
max. insulation thickness:
J = 230 mm
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Selection
Owing to the form of the
clamps, only the required
load during operation is
required for selection (as
with variable spring and
constant hangers).
The reference temperature
0 for clamp selection can
be taken from the diagram
Component temperatures
of pipe clamps on page 75,
based on the temperature
of the medium M (design
temperature of pipe).
Both the material required
and the minimum nominal
load on the clamp are
based on the reference
temperature 0, which is
the design temperature of
the clamp.
When choosing the mate-
rial, however, the upper
limit temperature (see table
on page 74) must be con-
sidered. (According to sev-
eral standards, the temper-
ature of the medium M
shall not exceed this limit!)
The nominal load on the
clamp can be calculated
from the correction factors
on page 74, using the
equation FN Fs/K. It can
also be read off directly
from the load tables, which
form part of the product
specification tables.
Connecting lugs, adapted
to the three load series of
the two-bolt clamps, are
selected using the same
method. The reference
temperature 1, however,
must be read off from the
diagram on page 75.
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Series
DN 151200
HZN
HZV
DN 151000
HDN
HDV
DN 1501000
HGN
DN 150800
HZS
DN 150800
HDS
DN 2501000
HGV
DN 100900
HBN
HBV
DN 200800
HBS
DN 40800
MSN
DN D HZN E A B b c s z
- mm kN - mm mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
15 21.3 7 0015 30 90 30 7 10 5 15 0.3
20 26.9 7 0020 33 96 30 7 10 5 15 0.3
25 33.7 7 0025 36 102 30 7 10 5 15 0.3
32 42.4 6 0032 41 112 30 7 10 5 15 0.4
40 48.3 5 0040 44 118 30 7 10 5 15 0.4
50 60.3 7 0050 54 144 40 9 12 6 18 0.7
65 76.1 7 0065 61 158 40 9 12 6 18 0.8
80 88.9 7 0080 68 172 40 9 12 6 18 0.9
100 114.3 11 0100 89 226 50 11 16 8 24 2.0
125 139.7 9 0125 102 252 50 11 16 8 24 2.2
150 168.3 9 0150 116 280 50 11 16 8 24 2.5
200 219.1 7 0200 142 332 50 11 16 8 24 3.0
250 273 7 0250 174 408 60 14 20 8 30 4.6
300 323.9 6 0300 199 458 60 14 20 8 30 5.2
350 355.6 6 0350 216 492 60 14 20 8 30 5.6
400 406.4 9 0400 249 570 70 18 24 10 36 9.4
450 457 8 0450 274 620 70 18 24 10 36 10
500 508 8 0500 300 672 70 18 24 10 36 11
550 559 18 0550 345 780 90 25 30 15 45 24
600 610 17 0600 370 830 90 25 30 15 45 26
700 711 15 0700 425 940 90 25 30 15 45 29
800 813 14 0800 475 1040 90 25 30 15 45 33
850 864 23 0850 515 1120 100 30 30 20 45 51
900 914 22 0900 540 1170 100 30 30 20 45 53
1000 1016 21 1000 590 1270 100 30 30 20 45 58
1100 1120 19 1100 645 1380 100 30 30 20 45 64
1200 1220 18 1200 695 1480 100 30 30 20 45 69
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two-bolt clamps, normal Series HZN

up to DN 500 to DIN 3567
Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
16Mo3,
13CrMo4-5,
depending on service
temperature
Surface protection: blank
(S 235 JR, primed) Order example: HZN 0300-37.3
Options
for other materials see
page 74
Surface protection:
primed
hot-dip galvanized
(only advisable with
correspondingly low
service temperatures)
code)
The loads for intermediate temperatures can be calculated by linear interpolation for each specific type of material. Loads for temperatures
higher or lower than those given and specific to the material can be calculated from the nominal load FN by using the temperature factors
on page 74.
nom.
dia.
nom.
load
type instal.
dim.
main
dimensions
Connecting dimensions approx.
weight
outer
pipe
dia-
meter
Nominal sizes, dimensions, weights Loads Ft in kN
S 235 JR 16Mo3 13CrMo4-5
100 200 250 300 350 400 450 480 500 515 530
6.2 5.5 5.0 4.1 5.0 4.8 4.6 4.2 4.1 3.2 2.3
6.2 5.5 5.0 4.1 5.0 4.8 4.6 4.2 4.1 3.2 2.3
6.2 5.5 5.0 4.1 5.0 4.8 4.6 4.2 4.1 3.2 2.3
5.3 4.7 4.3 3.5 4.3 4.1 3.9 3.6 3.5 2.7 2.0
4.4 4.0 3.6 2.9 3.6 3.4 3.3 3.0 2.9 2.3 1.7
6.2 5.5 5.0 4.1 5.0 4.8 4.6 4.2 4.1 3.2 2.3
6.2 5.5 5.0 4.1 5.0 4.8 4.6 4.2 4.1 3.2 2.3
6.2 5.5 5.0 4.1 5.0 4.8 4.6 4.2 4.1 3.2 2.3
9.7 8.7 7.8 6.4 7.9 7.5 7.2 6.6 6.4 5.0 3.6
7.9 7.1 6.4 5.2 6.5 6.1 5.9 5.4 5.2 4.1 3.0
7.9 7.1 6.4 5.2 6.5 6.1 5.9 5.4 5.2 4.1 3.0
6.2 5.5 5.0 4.1 5.0 4.8 4.6 4.2 4.1 3.2 2.3
6.2 5.5 5.0 4.1 5.0 4.8 4.6 4.2 4.1 3.2 2.3
5.3 4.7 4.3 3.5 4.3 4.1 3.9 3.6 3.5 2.7 2.0
5.3 4.7 4.3 3.5 4.3 4.1 3.9 3.6 3.5 2.7 2.0
7.9 7.1 6.4 5.2 6.5 6.1 5.9 5.4 5.2 4.1 3.0
7.0 6.3 5.7 4.6 5.8 5.4 5.2 4.8 4.6 3.6 2.6
7.0 6.3 5.7 4.6 5.8 5.4 5.2 4.8 4.6 3.6 2.6
15.8 14.2 12.8 10.4 13.0 12.2 11.7 10.8 10.4 8.1 5.9
15.0 13.4 12.1 9.9 12.2 11.6 11.1 10.2 9.9 7.7 5.6
13.2 11.9 10.7 8.7 10.8 10.2 9.8 9.0 8.7 6.8 5.0
12.3 11.1 9.9 8.1 10.1 9.5 9.1 8.4 8.1 6.3 4.6
20.2 18.2 16.3 13.3 16.6 15.6 15.0 13.8 13.3 10.4 7.6
19.4 17.4 15.6 12.8 15.8 15.0 14.3 13.2 12.8 9.9 7.3
18.5 16.6 14.9 12.2 15.1 14.3 13.7 12.6 12.2 9.5 6.9
16.7 15.0 13.5 11.0 13.7 12.9 12.4 11.4 11.0 8.6 6.3
15.8 14.2 12.8 10.4 13.0 12.2 11.7 10.8 10.4 8.1 5.9
temperature in C
Material (standard)
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HYDRA
three-bolt clamps, normal Series HDN

to DIN 3567, larger E dimension
Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
16Mo3,
13CrMo4-5,
temperature
Surface protection:
blank
(S 235 JR, primed) Order example: HDN 0300.370.12-37.3
Options
page 74
Surface protection:
primed
hot-dip galvanized
correspondingly low
code)
1)
Enter dimension E and load group LGV.
Nominal sizes, dimensions, weights (loads Ft as for HZN opposite)
DN 15 40 50 80 100 200 250 350 250 350 400 500 400 500 550 1000 550 1000 550 1000
LGV 12 12/16 12/16 12 16 12 16 12 16/20 24
c (mm) 10 12 16 16 20 16 24 16 24 30
Connection
diameter
DN D Fn
1)
HDV... B b s z E J E J E J
- mm kN - mm mm mm mm mm mm kg mm mm kg mm mm kg
15 21.3 7 0015. ... . ...
1)
30 7 5 15 120 70 0.5 180 120 0.7 230 160 0.8
20 26.9 7 0020. ... . ...
1)
30 7 5 15 125 70 0.6 185 120 0.7 235 160 0.8
25 33.7 7 0025. ... . ...
1)
30 7 5 15 125 70 0.6 185 120 0.7 235 160 0.8
32 42.4 6 0032. ... . ...
1)
30 7 5 15 130 70 0.6 190 120 0.8 240 160 0.9
40 48.3 5 0040. ... . ...
1)
30 7 5 15 135 70 0.6 195 120 0.8 245 160 0.9
50 60.3 7 0050. ... . ...
1)
40 9 6 18 165 95 1.2 225 145 1.4 285 195 1.7
65 76.1 7 0065. ... . ...
1)
40 9 6 18 170 95 1.3 230 145 1.5 290 195 1.7
80 88.9 7 0080. ... . ...
1)
40 9 6 18 180 95 1.4 240 145 1.6 300 195 1.8
100 114.3 11 0100. ... . ...
1)
50 11 8 24 230 130 3.0 290 180 3.4 350 230 3.7
125 139.7 9 0125. ... . ...
1)
50 11 8 24 240 130 3.2 300 180 3.6 360 230 4.0
150 168.3 9 0150. ... . ...
1)
50 11 8 24 255 130 3.5 315 180 3.9 375 230 4.3
200 219.1 7 0200. ... . ...
1)
50 11 8 24 280 130 4.0 340 180 4.4 400 230 4.8
250 273 7 0250. ... . ...
1)
60 14 8 30 345 160 6.1 405 210 6.6 465 260 7.0
300 323.9 6 0300. ... . ...
1)
60 14 8 30 370 160 6.7 430 210 7.2 490 260 7.6
350 355.6 6 0350. ... . ...
1)
60 14 8 30 385 160 7.1 445 210 7.6 505 260 8.0
400 406.4 9 0400. ... . ...
1)
70 18 10 36 440 185 12 500 240 13 560 290 13
450 457 8 0450. ... . ...
1)
70 18 10 36 465 185 13 525 240 13 585 290 14
500 508 8 0500. ... . ...
1)
70 18 10 36 490 185 14 550 235 14 610 285 15
550 559 18 0550. ... . ...
1)
90 25 15 45 525 195 29 585 245 30 645 295 31
600 610 17 0600. ... . ...
1)
90 25 15 45 550 195 30 610 245 32 670 295 33
700 711 15 0700. ... . ...
1)
90 25 15 45 605 200 34 665 250 35 725 300 37
800 813 14 0800. ... . ...
1)
90 25 15 45 655 200 37 715 250 39 775 300 40
850 864 23 0850. ... . ...
1)
100 30 20 45 685 205 57 745 255 59 805 305 61
900 914 22 0900. ... . ...
1)
100 30 20 45 710 205 59 770 255 61 830 305 63
1000 1016 21 1000. ... . ...
1)
100 30 20 45 760 205 64 820 255 66 880 305 68
nom.
dia.
outer
pipe
dia-
meter
nom.
load
type dimensions
instal.
dim.
max.
insul.
thk.
approx.
weight
instal.
dim.
max.
insul.
thk.
approx.
weight
instal.
dim.
max.
insul.
thk.
approx.
weight
S 235 JR 16Mo3 13CrMo4-5
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two-bolt clamps, medium Series HZV

Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
16Mo3,
13CrMo4-5,
temperature
(16Mo3, blank) Order example: HZV 0400-16.0
Options
page 74
Surface protection:
primed
hot-dip galvanized
correspondingly low
code)
DN D HZV E A B b c s z
100 114.3 19 0100 105 280 70 20 24 10 35 4.5
125 139.7 18 0125 115 300 70 20 24 10 35 4.8
150 168.3 16 0150 130 330 70 20 24 10 35 5.3
200 219.1 17 0200 165 400 70 20 24 12 35 7.4
250 273.0 15 0250 190 450 70 20 24 12 35 8.4
300 323.9 14 0300 215 500 70 20 24 12 35 9.5
350 355.6 13 0350 230 530 70 20 24 12 35 10
400 406.4 21 0400 270 610 90 25 24 15 35 18
450 457 19 0450 295 660 90 25 24 15 35 19
500 508 32 0500 335 760 100 25 30 20 45 33
550 559 31 0550 360 810 100 25 30 20 45 35
600 610 45 0600 405 920 110 30 36 25 55 55
700 711 45 0700 455 1020 120 30 36 25 55 67
800 813 47 0800 510 1130 140 30 36 25 55 87
850 864 48 0850 535 1180 150 30 36 25 55 97
900 914 50 0900 560 1230 160 30 36 25 55 109
1000 1016 47 1000 610 1330 160 30 36 25 55 118
1100 1120 43 1100 665 1440 160 30 36 25 55 129
1200 1220 41 1200 715 1540 160 30 36 25 55 139
The loads for intermediate temperatures can be calculated by linear interpolation for each specific type of material. Loads for temperatures higher or
lower than those given and specific to the material can be calculated from the nominal load FN by using the temperature factors on page 74.
nom.
dia.
nom.
load
type instal.
dim.
main
dimensions
connecting dimensions approx.
weight
outer
pipe
dia-
meter
S 235 JR 16Mo3 13CrMo4-5
100 200 250 300 350 400 450 480 500 515 530
16.7 15.0 13.5 11.0 13.7 12.9 12.4 11.4 11.0 8.6 6.3
15.8 14.2 12.8 10.4 13.0 12.2 11.7 10.8 10.4 8.1 5.9
14.1 12.6 11.4 9.3 11.5 10.9 10.4 9.6 9.3 7.2 5.3
15.0 13.4 12.1 9.9 12.2 11.6 11.1 10.2 9.9 7.7 5.6
13.2 11.9 10.7 8.7 10.8 10.2 9.8 9.0 8.7 6.8 5.0
12.3 11.1 9.9 8.1 10.1 9.5 9.1 8.4 8.1 6.3 4.6
11.4 10.3 9.2 7.5 9.4 8.8 8.5 7.8 7.5 5.9 4.3
18.5 16.6 14.9 12.2 15.1 14.3 13.7 12.6 12.2 9.5 6.9
16.7 15.0 13.5 11.0 13.7 12.9 12.4 11.4 11.0 8.6 6.3
28.2 25.3 22.7 18.6 23.0 21.8 20.8 19.2 18.6 14.4 10.6
27.3 24.5 22.0 18.0 22.3 21.1 20.2 18.6 18.0 14.0 10.2
39.6 35.6 32.0 26.1 32.4 30.6 29.3 27.0 26.1 20.3 14.9
39.6 35.6 32.0 26.1 32.4 30.6 29.3 27.0 26.1 20.3 14.9
41.4 37.1 33.4 27.3 33.8 32.0 30.6 28.2 27.3 21.2 15.5
42.2 37.9 34.1 27.8 34.6 32.6 31.2 28.8 27.8 21.6 15.8
44.0 39.5 35.5 29.0 36.0 34.0 32.5 30.0 29.0 22.5 16.5
41.4 37.1 33.4 27.3 33.8 32.0 30.6 28.2 27.3 21.2 15.5
37.8 34.0 30.5 24.9 31.0 29.2 28.0 25.8 24.9 19.4 14.2
36.1 32.4 29.1 23.8 29.5 27.9 26.7 24.6 23.8 18.5 13.5
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three-bolt clamps, medium Series HDV

Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
16Mo3,
13CrMo4-5,
temperature
(16Mo3, blank) Order example: HDV 0400.490.16-16.0
Options
page 74
Surface protection:
primed
hot-dip galvanized
correspondingly low
code)
1)
Nominal sizes, dimensions, weights (loads Ft as for HZV opposite)
DN 100 450 100 450 500 550 500 550 500 550 600 1000 600 1000 600 1000 600 1000
LGV 12 16/20 12 16/20 24 12 16/20 24 30
c (mm) 16 24 16 24 30 16 24 30 36
Connection
diameter
DN D Fn
1)
HDV... B b s z E J E J E J
100 114.3 20 0100. ... . ...
1)
70 20 10 35 235 135 6.4 295 185 7.0 355 235 7.7
125 139.7 18 0125. ... . ...
1)
70 20 10 35 245 130 6.7 305 180 7.4 365 230 8.0
150 168.3 16 0150. ... . ...
1)
70 20 10 35 260 130 7.2 320 180 7.9 380 230 8.5
200 219.1 17 0200. ... . ...
1)
70 20 12 35 325 170 10 385 220 11 445 270 12
250 273 15 0250. ... . ...
1)
70 20 12 35 350 170 11 410 220 12 470 270 13
300 323.9 14 0300. ... . ...
1)
70 20 12 35 375 170 12 435 220 13 495 270 14
350 355.6 13 0350. ... . ...
1)
70 20 12 35 390 170 13 450 220 13 510 270 14
400 406.4 21 0400. ... . ...
1)
90 25 15 35 430 185 22 490 235 23 550 285 24
450 457 19 0450. ... . ...
1)
90 25 15 35 455 185 23 515 235 25 575 285 26
500 508 32 0500. ... . ...
1)
100 25 20 45 495 190 39 555 240 41 615 290 43
550 559 31 0550. ... . ...
1)
100 25 20 45 520 190 42 580 240 43 640 290 45
600 610 46 0600. ... . ...
1)
110 30 25 55 565 205 63 625 255 66 685 305 69
700 711 45 0700. ... . ...
1)
120 30 25 55 615 205 76 675 255 79 735 305 82
800 813 47 0800. ... . ...
1)
140 30 25 55 670 210 97 730 260 101 790 310 104
850 864 48 0850. ... . ...
1)
150 30 25 55 695 205 108 755 255 112 815 305 116
900 914 50 0900. ... . ...
1)
160 30 25 55 720 205 120 780 255 124 840 305 128
1000 1016 47 1000. ... . ...
1)
160 30 25 55 770 205 130 830 255 134 890 305 138
nom.
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meter
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load
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approx.
weight
instal.
dim.
max.
insul.
thk.
approx.
weight
instal.
dim.
max.
insul.
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approx.
weight
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two-bolt clamps, heavy-duty Series HZS

Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
16Mo3,
13CrMo4-5,
temperature
(13CrMo4-5, blank) Order example: HZS 0300-13.0
Options
page 74
Surface protection:
primed
hot-dip galvanized
correspondingly low
code)
DN D HZS E A B b c s z
150 168.3 28 0150 140 350 70 25 24 15 35 7.7
200 219.1 26 0200 170 410 70 25 24 15 35 9.1
250 273.0 22 0250 200 470 70 25 24 15 35 11
300 323.9 25 0300 225 520 90 25 24 15 35 15
350 355.6 40 0350 260 610 100 25 30 20 45 26
400 406.4 37 0400 285 660 100 25 30 20 45 28
450 457 56 0450 325 750 110 30 36 25 50 44
500 508 56 0500 355 810 120 30 36 25 50 52
550 559 65 0550 385 890 150 30 42 25 60 72
600 610 66 0600 410 940 160 30 42 25 60 82
700 711 60 0700 460 1040 160 30 42 25 60 92
800 813 53 0800 515 1150 160 30 42 25 60 103
on page 74.
nom.
dia.
nom.
load
type instal.
dim.
Main
dimensions
Connecting dimensions approx.
weight
outer
pipe
dia-
meter
S 235 JR 16Mo3 13CrMo4-5
100 200 250 300 350 400 450 480 500 515 530
24.6 22.1 19.9 16.2 20.2 19.0 18.2 16.8 16.2 12.6 9.2
22.9 20.5 18.5 15.1 18.7 17.7 16.9 15.6 15.1 11.7 8.6
19.4 17.4 15.6 12.8 15.8 15.0 14.3 13.2 12.8 9.9 7.3
22.0 19.8 17.8 14.5 18.0 17.0 16.3 15.0 14.5 11.3 8.3
35.2 31.6 28.4 23.2 28.8 27.2 26.0 24.0 23.2 18.0 13.2
32.6 29.2 26.3 21.5 26.6 25.2 24.1 22.2 21.5 16.7 12.2
49.3 44.2 39.8 32.5 40.3 38.1 36.4 33.6 32.5 25.2 18.5
49.3 44.2 39.8 32.5 40.3 38.1 36.4 33.6 32.5 25.2 18.5
57.2 51.4 46.2 37.7 46.8 44.2 42.3 39.0 37.7 29.3 21.5
58.1 52.1 46.9 38.3 47.5 44.9 42.9 39.6 38.3 29.7 21.8
52.8 47.4 42.6 34.8 43.2 40.8 39.0 36.0 34.8 27.0 19.8
46.6 41.9 37.6 30.7 38.2 36.0 34.5 31.8 30.7 23.9 17.5
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Material (standard)
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three-bolt clamps, heavy-duty Series HDS

Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
16Mo3,
13CrMo4-5,
temperature
(13CrMo4-5, blank) Order example: HDS 0300.505.16-13.0
Options
page 74
Surface protection:
primed
hot-dip galvanized
correspondingly low
code)
1)
Nominal sizes, dimensions, weights (loads Ft as for HZS opposite)
DN 150 300 150 300 350 400 350 400 350 400 350 400 450 800 450 800 450 800 450 800 450 800
LGV 12 16/20 12 16/20 24 30 12 16/20 24 30 36
c (mm) 16 24 16 24 30 36 16 24 30 36 42
Connection
diameter
DN D Fn
1)
HDS... B b s z E J E J E J
150 168.3 28 0150. ... . ...
1)
70 25 15 35 290 155 11 350 205 12 410 255 14
200 219.1 27 0200. ... . ...
1)
70 25 15 35 320 160 12 380 210 14 440 260 15
250 273 22 0250. ... . ...
1)
70 25 15 35 350 165 13 410 215 15 470 265 17
300 323.9 25 0300. ... . ...
1)
90 25 15 35 385 175 19 445 225 21 505 275 23
350 355.6 40 0350. ... . ...
1)
100 25 20 45 420 185 32 480 235 34 540 285 36
400 406.4 37 0400. ... . ...
1)
100 25 20 45 445 185 34 505 235 37 565 285 39
450 457 57 0450. ... . ...
1)
110 30 25 50 485 200 53 545 250 56 605 300 59
500 508 56 0500. ... . ...
1)
120 30 25 50 515 205 61 575 255 64 635 305 68
550 559 65 0550. ... . ...
1)
150 30 25 60 545 200 84 605 250 88 665 300 93
600 610 66 0600. ... . ...
1)
160 30 25 60 570 200 94 630 250 99 690 300 103
700 711 60 0700. ... . ...
1)
160 30 25 60 620 210 106 680 260 110 740 310 115
800 813 53 0800. ... . ...
1)
160 30 25 60 675 210 116 735 260 121 795 310 125
nom.
dia.
outer
pipe
dia-
meter
nom.
load
type dimensions
instal.
dim.
max.
insul.
thk.
approx.
weight
instal.
dim.
max.
insul.
thk.
approx.
weight
instal.
dim.
max.
insul.
thk.
approx.
weight
S 235 JR 16Mo3 13CrMo4-5
B f s2 z2
LGV mm mm mm mm
12 40 14 6 18
16 40 18 6 18
12 50 14 8 24
16 50 18 8 24
20 50 23 8 24
12 70 14 10 35
16 70 18 10 35
20 70 23 10 35
24 70 27 10 35
FN ZVN... J E B g s1 z1
HZN... kN mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
0250 7 040.150..
1)
.. 160 150 40 23 6 24 0.3
to 7 040.210..
1)
.. 210 210 40 23 6 24 0.4
0350 7 040.270..
1)
.. 260 270 40 23 6 24 0.6
0400 9 050.170..
1)
.. 180 170 50 27 8 30 0.7
to 9 050.230..
1)
.. 230 230 50 27 8 30 0.8
0500 9 050.290..
1)
.. 290 290 50 27 8 30 1.0
0550 23 070.170..
1)
.. 200 170 70 33 10 40 1.2
to 23 070.230..
1)
.. 250 230 70 33 10 40 1.6
1000 23 070.290..
1)
.. 300 290 70 33 10 40 1.9
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connecting lugs, normal (for HZN) Series ZVN

HYDRA
Verbindungslasche, medium (for HZV) Series ZVV

Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
16Mo3,
13CrMo4-5,
temperature
(16Mo3, blank) Order example: ZVN 050.230.16-16.0
(16Mo3, blank) Order example: ZVV 070.210.16-16.0
Options
page 74
Surface protection:
primed
hot-dip galvanized
correspondingly low
code)
1)
Enter load group LGV.
The loads for intermediate temperatures can be calculated by linear interpolation for each specific type of material.
Loads for temperatures higher or lower than those given and specific to the material can be calculated from the
nominal load FN by using the temperature factors on page 74.
The nominal load FN of the load group must never be exceeded.
Nominal sizes, dimensions, weights Loads Ft in kN (reference temperature 1)
lug
for
2-bolt
clamp
nom.
load
type max.
insul.
thk.
in-
stal.
dim.
dimensions ap-
prox.
weight
S 235 JR 16Mo3 13CrMo4-5
100 200 250 300 350 400 450 480 500 515 530
6.2 5.5 5.0 4.1 - - - - - - -
- - - - 5.0 4.8 4.6 4.2 - - -
- - - - - - - - 4.1 3.2 2.3
7.9 7.1 6.4 5.2 - - - - - - -
- - - - 6.5 6.1 5.9 5.4 - - -
- - - - - - - - 5.2 4.1 3.0
20.2 18.2 16.3 13.3 - - - - - - -
- - - - 16.6 15.6 15.0 13.8 - - -
- - - - - - - - 13.3 10.4 7.6
temperature in C
material (standard) Load
group
width Connecting
dimensions
FN ZVV... J E B g s1 z1
HZV... kN mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
0100 19 070.120..
1)
.. 130 120 70 27 10 35 1.0
to 19 070.180..
1)
.. 180 180 70 27 10 35 1.3
0150 19 070.230..
1)
.. 220 230 70 27 10 35 1.6
0200 21 070.150..
1)
.. 180 150 70 27 10 35 1.1
to 21 070.210..
1)
.. 230 210 70 27 10 35 1.5
0450 21 070.270..
1)
.. 280 270 70 27 10 35 1.8
0500 32 090.150..
1)
.. 190 150 90 33 15 45 2.4
to 32 090.210..
1)
.. 240 210 90 33 15 45 3.0
0550 32 090.270..
1)
.. 290 270 90 33 15 45 3.6
0600 50 100.150..
1)
.. 200 150 100 39 20 50 3.6
to 50 100.210..
1)
.. 250 210 100 39 20 50 4.5
1000 50 100.270..
1)
.. 300 270 100 39 20 50 5.5
lug
for
2-bolt
clamp
nom.
load
type max.
insul.
thk.
in-
stal.
dim.
dimensions ap-
prox.
weight
S 235 JR 16Mo3 13CrMo4-5
100 200 250 300 350 400 450 480 500 515 530
16.7 15.0 13.5 11.0 - - - - - - -
- - - - 13.7 12.9 12.4 11.4 - - -
- - - - - - - - 11.0 8.6 6.3
18.5 16.6 14.9 12.2 - - - - - - -
- - - - 15.1 14.3 13.7 12.6 - - -
- - - - - - - - 12.2 9.5 6.9
28.2 25.3 22.7 18.6 - - - - - - -
- - - - 23.0 21.8 20.8 19.2 - - -
- - - - - - - - 18.6 14.4 10.6
44.0 39.5 35.5 29.0 - - - - - - -
- - - - 36.0 34.0 32.5 30.0 - - -
- - - - - - - - 29.0 22.5 16.5
temperature in C
material (standard)
B f s2 z2
LGV mm mm mm mm
12 70 14 10 40
16 70 18 15 40
20 70 23 15 40
24 70 27 15 40
12 90 14 10 40
16 90 18 15 40
20 90 23 15 40
24 90 27 15 45
30 90 36 15 45
12 100 14 10 40
16 100 18 15 40
20 100 23 15 40
24 100 27 20 40
30 100 36 20 50
36 100 43 20 55
Load
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width Connecting
dimensions
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connecting lugs, heavy-duty (for HZS) Series ZVS

Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
16Mo3,
13CrMo4-5,
temperature
(13CrMo4-5, blank) Order example: ZVS 120.270.20-13.0
Options
page 74
Surface protection:
primed
hot-dip galvanized
correspondingly low
code)
1)
The loads for intermediate temperatures can be calculated by linear interpolation for each specific type of material.
Loads for temperatures higher or lower than those given and specific to the material can be calculated from the
nominal load FN by using the temperature factors on page 74.
The nominal load FN of the load group must never be exceeded.
Nominal sizes, dimensions, weights Loads Ft in kN (reference temperature 1)
FN ZVS... J E B g s1 z1
HZS... kN mm mm mm mm mm mm kg
150 28 070.140..
1)
.. 160 140 70 27 12 35 1.3
bis 28 070.200..
1)
.. 210 200 70 27 12 35 1.7
300 28 070.260..
1)
.. 260 260 70 27 12 35 2.1
350 40 090.140..
1)
.. 170 140 90 33 15 45 2.2
bis 40 090.200..
1)
.. 220 200 90 33 15 45 2.8
400 40 090.260..
1)
.. 270 260 90 33 15 45 3.5
450 56 100.140..
1)
.. 180 140 100 39 20 55 3.5
bis 56 100.200..
1)
.. 230 200 100 39 20 55 4.5
500 56 100.260..
1)
.. 280 260 100 39 20 55 5.4
550 66 120.150..
1)
.. 200 150 120 45 20 60 4.6
bis 66 120.210..
1)
.. 250 210 120 45 20 60 5.7
600 66 120.270..
1)
.. 300 270 120 45 20 60 6.8
Lug
for
2-bolt
clamp
nom.
load
type max.
insul.
thk.
in-
stal.
dim.
dimensions ap-
prox.
weight
S 235 JR 16Mo3 13CrMo4-5
100 200 250 300 350 400 450 480 500 515 530
16.7 15.0 13.5 11.0 - - - - - - -
- - - - 13.7 12.9 12.4 11.4 - - -
- - - - - - - - 11.0 8.6 6.3
18.5 16.6 14.9 12.2 - - - - - - -
- - - - 15.1 14.3 13.7 12.6 - - -
- - - - - - - - 12.2 9.5 6.9
28.2 25.3 22.7 18.6 - - - - - - -
- - - - 23.0 21.8 20.8 19.2 - - -
- - - - - - - - 18.6 14.4 10.6
44.0 39.5 35.5 29.0 - - - - - - -
- - - - 36.0 34.0 32.5 30.0 - - -
- - - - - - - - 29.0 22.5 16.5
temperature in C
material (standard))
B f s2 z2
LGV mm mm mm mm
12 70 14 10 35
16 70 18 12 35
20 70 23 12 35
24 70 27 12 35
12 90 14 10 40
16 90 18 15 40
20 90 23 15 45
24 90 27 15 45
30 90 36 15 45
12 100 14 10 40
16 100 18 15 40
20 100 23 15 45
24 100 27 20 45
30 100 36 20 50
36 100 43 20 55
16 120 18 15 40
20 120 23 15 45
24 120 27 20 45
30 120 36 20 50
36 120 43 20 60
42 120 48 20 60
Load
group
width Connecting
dimensions
S 235 JR 13CrMo4-5
20 100 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 515 530
24 21.1 19.0 17.0 13.9 - - - - - -
- - - - - 20.4 19.2 18.2 13.9 10.8 7.9
24 21.1 19.0 17.0 13.9 - - - - - -
- - - - - 20.4 19.2 18.2 13.9 10.8 7.9
24 21.1 19.0 17.0 13.9 - - - - - -
- - - - - 20.4 19.2 18.2 13.9 10.8 7.9
24 21.1 19.0 17.0 13.9 - - - - - -
- - - - - 20.4 19.2 18.2 13.9 10.8 7.9
24 21.1 19.0 17.0 13.9 - - - - - -
- - - - - 20.4 19.2 18.2 13.9 10.8 7.9
45 39.6 35.6 32.0 26.1 - - - - - -
- - - - - 38.3 36.0 34.2 26.1 20.3 14.9
45 39.6 35.6 32.0 26.1 - - - - - -
- - - - - 38.3 36.0 34.2 26.1 20.3 14.9
62 54.6 49.0 44.0 36.0 - - - - - -
- - - - - 52.7 49.6 47.1 36.0 27.9 20.5
62 54.6 49.0 44.0 36.0 - - - - - -
- - - - - 52.7 49.6 47.1 36.0 27.9 20.5
62 54.6 49.0 44.0 36.0 - - - - - -
- - - - - 52.7 49.6 47.1 36.0 27.9 20.5
81 71.3 64.0 57.5 47.0 - - - - - -
- - - - - 68.9 64.8 61.6 47.0 36.5 26.7
81 71.3 64.0 57.5 47.0 - - - - - -
- - - - - 68.9 64.8 61.6 47.0 36.5 26.7
81 71.3 64.0 57.5 47.0 - - - - - -
- - - - - 68.9 64.8 61.6 47.0 36.5 26.7
81 71.3 64.0 57.5 47.0 - - - - - -
- - - - - 68.9 64.8 61.6 47.0 36.5 26.7
81 71.3 64.0 57.5 47.0 - - - - - -
- - - - - 68.9 64.8 61.6 47.0 36.5 26.7
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grip clamps, normal Series HGN

Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
13CrMo4-5,
temperature
(Standard, S 235 JR, blank) Order example: HGN 0300.370.12-37.1
Options
page 74
Surface protection:
primed
code)
1)
2)
Tightening torque for bow rod nuts upon installation.
on page 74.
For load group and connecting dimensions see table on page 87.
temperature in C
Material (standard)
B F c
G1/
DN D FN HGN... J E G2 Ma
2)
- mm kN - mm mm mm mm mm mm Nm - kg
150 168.3 24 0150.255..
1)
.. 120 255 110 204 159 12 10 19 6.2
0150.365..
1)
.. 220 365 7.5
200 219.1 24 0200.295..
1)
.. 135 295 110 243 192 12 10 19 6.9
0200.405..
1)
.. 235 405 8.1
250 273.0 24 0250.330..
1)
.. 145 330 110 287 225 12 10 19 7.4
0250.440..
1)
.. 245 440 8.7
300 323.9 24 0300.370..
1)
.. 160 370 110 326 238 12 10 19 7.6
0300.470..
1)
.. 250 470 8.7
350 356.6 24 0350.390..
1)
.. 165 390 110 348 257 12 10 19 7.9
0350.490..
1)
.. 255 490 9.0
400 406.4 45 0400.450..
1)
.. 190 450 130 409 303 16 30 24 14
0400.540..
1)
.. 270 540 15
450 457 45 0450.490..
1)
.. 205 490 130 448 332 16 30 24 14
0450.570..
1)
.. 275 570 15
500 508 62 0500.505..
1)
.. 190 505 170 459 381 20 50 30 24
0500.605..
1)
.. 280 605 26
550 559 62 0550.550..
1)
.. 205 550 170 495 410 20 50 30 25
0550.635..
1)
.. 285 635 27
600 610 62 0600.580..
1)
.. 210 580 170 530 440 20 50 30 27
0600.665..
1)
.. 290 665 29
700 711 81 0700.675..
1)
.. 250 675 210 567 523 24 100 36 44
0700.730..
1)
.. 300 730 46
800 813 81 0800.695..
1)
.. 220 695 210 635 580 24 100 36 47
0800.780..
1)
.. 300 780 49
850 864 81 0850.725..
1)
.. 225 725 210 667 608 24 100 36 48
0850.810..
1)
.. 300 810 51
900 914 81 0900.755..
1)
.. 230 755 210 703 635 24 100 36 50
0900.835..
1)
.. 300 835 52
1000 1016 81 1000.825..
1)
.. 245 825 210 767 692 24 100 36 53
1000.885..
1)
.. 300 885 55
nom.
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outer
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dia-
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nom.
load
type max.
insul.
thk.
in-
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dim.
dimensions
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SW approx.
weight
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grip clamps, medium Series HGV

Standard version
Materials:
13CrMo4-5
(13CrMo4-5, blank) Order example: HGV 0300.480.20-13.0
Options
page 74
Surface protection:
primed
code)
1)
2)
Tightening torque for bow rod nuts upon installation.
on page 74.
Load group
and connect-
ing dimen-
sions are
also valid for
page 86.
Connecting
dimensions
13CrMo4-5
350 400 450 500 515 530
38,3 36,0 34,2 26,1 20,3 14,9
38,3 36,0 34,2 26,1 20,3 14,9
57,0 53,6 50,9 38,9 30,2 22,1
57,0 53,6 50,9 38,9 30,2 22,1
76,5 72,0 68,4 52,2 40,5 29,7
76,5 72,0 68,4 52,2 40,5 29,7
76,5 72,0 68,4 52,2 40,5 29,7
122 114 109 82,9 64,4 47,2
122 114 109 82,9 64,4 47,2
162 152 144 110 85,5 62,7
162 152 144 110 85,5 62,7
162 152 144 110 85,5 62,7
162 152 144 110 85,5 62,7
Temperatur in C
Material (standard)
B F c
G1/
DN D FN HGV... J E G2 Ma
2)
- mm kN - mm mm mm mm mm mm Nm - kg
250 273.0 45 0250.400..
1)
.. 210 400 136 309 222 16 30 24 14
0250.450..
1)
.. 275 450 15
300 323.9 45 0300.430..
1)
.. 210 430 136 348 252 16 30 24 14
0300.480..
1)
.. 280 480 15
350 356.6 67 0350.450..
1)
.. 210 450 176 388 281 20 50 30 23
0350.500..
1)
.. 280 500 25
400 406.4 67 0400.490..
1)
.. 225 490 176 427 311 20 50 30 25
0400.540..
1)
.. 295 540 26
450 457 90 0450.530..
1)
.. 230 530 216 437 356 24 100 36 39
0450.580..
1)
.. 305 580 40
500 508 90 0500.570..
1)
.. 245 570 216 472 383 24 100 36 41
0500.620..
1)
.. 315 620 42
550 559 90 0550.610..
1)
.. 260 610 216 512 413 24 100 36 43
0550.650..
1)
.. 320 650 44
600 610 143 0600.630..
1)
.. 245 630 256 573 468 30 200 46 68
0600.680..
1)
.. 325 680 70
700 711 143 0700.700..
1)
.. 265 700 256 644 534 30 200 46 78
0700.740..
1)
.. 335 740 79
800 813 190 0800.760..
1)
.. 245 760 294 676 617 36 300 55 115
0800.800..
1)
.. 340 800 117
850 864 190 0850.780..
1)
.. 240 780 294 709 645 36 300 55 118
0850.820..
1)
.. 330 820 120
900 914 190 0900.820..
1)
.. 255 820 294 744 672 36 300 55 122
0900.860..
1)
.. 345 860 124
1000 1016 190 1000.880..
1)
.. 265 880 294 809 729 36 300 55 128
1000.920..
1)
.. 355 920 130
nom.
dia.
outer
pipe
dia-
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nom.
load
type max.
insul.
thk.
in-
stal.
dim.
dimensions
max.
max.
torque
SW approx.
weight
LGV f s z
- mm mm mm
12 14 10 40
16 18 12 40
20 22 15 50
24 26 15 50
30 35 25 70
36 42 28 80
42 48 32 90
48 53 36 90
56 65 40 90
64 75 40 100
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Connecting
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U-type clamp, normal Series HBN

Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
13CrMo4-5,
temperature
(13CrMo4-5, blank) Order example: HBN 0300.450.30-13.0
Options
page 74
Surface protection:
primed
code)
1)
Loads for higher temperatures and other materials in accordance with reduction factors on page 74.
Nominal sizes, dimensions, weights
Connecting
dimensions
DN D FN HBN... J E A B F G b
100 114.3 39 0100.310..
1)
.. 185 310 146 120 92 139 16 6.0
0100.370..
1)
.. 235 370 6.4
125 139.7 39 0125.330..
1)
.. 185 330 171 120 96 138 16 6.5
0125.390..
1)
.. 235 390 6.9
150 168.3 39 0150.340..
1)
.. 185 340 200 120 100 147 16 7.3
0150.400..
1)
.. 235 400 7.6
200 219.1 65 0200.370..
1)
.. 185 370 262 132 127 147 16 11
0200.430..
1)
.. 235 430 12
250 273.0 76 0250.410..
1)
.. 195 410 316 132 145 166 16 13
0250.470..
1)
.. 245 470 14
300 323.9 106 0300.450..
1)
.. 200 450 377 154 164 185 20 22
0300.510..
1)
.. 250 510 23
350 355.6 108 0350.470..
1)
.. 205 470 410 154 169 195 20 24
0350.530..
1)
.. 255 530 24
400 406.4 158 0400.520..
1)
.. 220 520 486 204 181 205 25 43
0400.580..
1)
.. 270 580 45
450 457 162 0450.550..
1)
.. 225 550 537 204 191 219 25 48
0450.610..
1)
.. 275 610 49
500 508 195 0500.590..
1)
.. 230 590 599 234 216 219 30 65
0500.650..
1)
.. 280 650 67
550 559 203 0550.620..
1)
.. 235 620 650 234 230 233 30 72
0550.680..
1)
.. 285 680 73
600 610 241 0600.650..
1)
.. 240 650 727 284 238 243 30 109
0600.710..
1)
.. 290 710 111
700 711 256 0700.730..
1)
.. 260 730 829 284 262 266 40 127
0700.770..
1)
.. 300 770 129
800 813 349 0800.810..
1)
.. 280 810 957 334 288 301 50 197
0800.850..
1)
.. 320 850 199
850 864 349 0850.850..
1)
.. 290 850 1009 334 298 310 50 209
0850.890..
1)
.. 330 890 211
900 914 364 0900.880..
1)
.. 300 880 1079 384 311 321 50 266
0900.930..
1)
.. 350 930 269
nom.
dia.
outer
pipe
diameter
instal.
dim.
max.
insulation
thk.
nom.
load
type dimensions approx.
weight
LGV c z
- mm mm
12 16 20
16 24 30
20 24 30
24 33 40
30 40 50
36 45 55
42 50 65
48 60 75
56 60 75
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U-type clamp, medium Series HBV

Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
13CrMo4-5,
temperature
(13CrMo4-5, blank) Order example: HBV 0300.520.36-13.0
Options
page 74
Surface protection:
primed
code)
1)
Connecting
dimensions
DN D FN HBV... J E A B F G b
150 168.3 95 0150.360..
1)
.. 185 360 220 154 138 168 16 14
0150.420..
1)
.. 235 420 15
200 219.1 109 0200.380..
1)
.. 185 380 272 154 146 167 20 16
0200.440..
1)
.. 235 440 17
250 273.0 171 0250.430..
1)
.. 195 430 351 214 175 178 25 35
0250.490..
1)
.. 245 490 36
300 323.9 212 0300.460..
1)
.. 200 460 412 239 188 188 30 48
0300.520..
1)
.. 250 520 49
350 355.6 238 0350.500..
1)
.. 210 500 460 264 196 207 30 66
0350.660..
1)
.. 360 660 71
400 406.4 270 0400.560..
1)
.. 240 560 511 269 213 236 30 78
0400.590..
1)
.. 270 590 79
450 457 274 0450.590..
1)
.. 245 590 562 269 226 245 40 86
0450.620..
1)
.. 275 620 87
500 508 315 0500.630..
1)
.. 250 630 639 304 239 251 40 117
0500.670..
1)
.. 280 670 118
550 559 328 0550.670..
1)
.. 265 670 690 304 248 265 50 128
0550.700..
1)
.. 285 700 129
600 610 354 0600.700..
1)
.. 270 700 752 334 262 265 50 156
0600.730..
1)
.. 290 730 157
700 711 415 0700.790..
1)
.. 290 790 889 409 287 286 50 249
0700.800..
1)
.. 300 800 250
800 813 490 0800.880..
1)
.. 330 880 992 424 322 323 50 309
0800.880..
1)
.. 330 880 309
850 864 603 0850.930..
1)
.. 340 930 1094 504 330 335 60 449
0850.930..
1)
.. 340 930 449
900 914 651 0900.970..
1)
.. 350 970 1144 514 348 354 60 493
0900.970..
1)
.. 350 970 493
nom.
dia.
outer
pipe
diameter
instal.
dim.
max.
insulation
thk.
nom.
load
weight
LGV c z
- mm mm
20 24 30
24 33 40
30 40 50
36 45 55
42 50 65
48 60 75
56 60 75
64 70 85
72 80 100
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U-type clamp, heavy-duty Series HBS

Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
13CrMo4-5,
10CrMo9-10,
temperature
(10CrMo9-10, blank) Order example: HBS 0300.530.36-10.0
Options
page 74
Surface protection:
primed
code)
1)
Connecting
dimensions
DN D FN HBS... J E A B F G b
200 219.1 163 0200.460..
1)
.. 240 460 297 194 148 169 25 27
250 273.0 208 0250.500..
1)
.. 250 500 376 244 168 190 30 49
300 323.9 232 0300.530..
1)
.. 250 530 427 249 190 198 30 58
350 355.6 292 0350.560..
1)
.. 260 560 485 294 199 209 30 84
400 406.4 338 0400.600..
1)
.. 270 600 536 299 216 237 30 98
450 457 340 0450.630..
1)
.. 280 630 587 299 229 247 40 107
500 508 373 0500.660..
1)
.. 280 660 664 334 241 252 40 141
550 559 390 0550.700..
1)
.. 290 700 715 334 251 267 50 153
600 610 421 0600.740..
1)
.. 290 740 787 384 264 269 50 200
700 711 492 0700.800..
1)
.. 300 800 939 469 293 289 50 321
750 762 520 0750.850..
1)
.. 310 850 990 469 303 303 50 346
800 813 593 0800.900..
1)
.. 330 900 1042 484 328 326 50 398
nom.
dia.
outer
pipe
diameter
instal.
dim.
max.
insulation
thk.
nom.
load
weight
LGV c z
- mm mm
20 24 30
24 33 40
30 40 50
36 45 55
42 50 65
48 60 75
56 60 75
64 70 85
72 80 100
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group
connecting
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HYDRA
alternating load clamp Series MSN

1)
Enter nominal load of MBS bracket.
This clamp can be used only in conjunction with the MBS bracket, which is factory-welded to the clamp.
The key to prevent slippage and rotation is supplied loose and must be welded to the pipe on site.
DN D FN MSN J E A B C G p k f q
- mm kN - mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm - kg
40 48.3 14 0040.014.120. ...
1)
70 120 105 48 - 35 25 7 50 45 I 0.9
0040.014.180. ...
1)
180 1.1
50 60.3 14 0050.014.130. ...
1)
75 130 115 48 - 35 25 7 50 45 I 1.1
0050.014.200. ...
1)
130 200 1.3
50 60.3 29 0050.029.130. ...
1)
75 130 115 86 62 45 25 9 60 55 II 1.9
0050.029.200. ...
1)
130 200 2.3
65 76.1 14 0065.014.150. ...
1)
85 150 135 48 - 35 25 7 50 45 I 1.3
0065.014.210. ...
1)
140 210 1.6
65 76.1 29 0065.029.150. ...
1)
85 150 135 86 62 45 25 9 60 55 II 2.2
0065.029.220. ...
1)
140 220 2.6
80 88.9 14 0080.014.160. ...
1)
90 160 145 48 - 35 25 7 50 45 I 1.4
0080.014.230. ...
1)
145 230 1.8
80 88.9 29 0080.029.160. ...
1)
90 160 145 86 62 45 25 9 60 55 II 2.4
0080.029.230. ...
1)
145 230 2.9
100 114.3 29 0100.029.190. ...
1)
100 190 170 86 62 45 25 9 60 55 II 2.9
0100.029.250. ...
1)
150 250 3.5
100 114.3 53 0100.053.190. ...
1)
100 190 185 114 82 60 30 9 80 80 II 5.5
0100.053.250. ...
1)
150 250 6.4
125 139.7 29 0125.029.210. ...
1)
110 210 200 86 62 45 25 9 60 55 II 3.4
0125.029.270. ...
1)
160 270 4.1
125 139.7 53 0125.053.210. ...
1)
110 210 210 114 82 60 30 9 80 80 II 6.3
0125.053.270. ...
1)
160 270 7.4
150 168.3 29 0150.029.230. ...
1)
120 230 225 86 62 45 25 9 60 55 II 3.9
0150.029.290. ...
1)
170 290 4.7
150 168.3 53 0150.053.240. ...
1)
120 240 240 114 82 60 30 9 80 80 II 7.4
0150.053.300. ...
1)
170 300 8.6
150 168.3 79 0150.079.240. ...
1)
120 240 250 170 130 105 40 16 110 125 II 12
0150.079.300. ...
1)
170 300 14
150 168.3 114 0150.114.240. ...
1)
120 240 260 192 144 115 40 16 120 135 II 19
0150.114.300. ...
1)
170 300 21
200 219.1 29 0200.029.270. ...
1)
135 270 280 86 62 45 25 9 60 55 II 5
0200.029.330. ...
1)
185 330 6
200 219.1 53 0200.053.280. ...
1)
135 280 290 114 82 60 30 9 80 80 II 9.2
0200.053.340. ...
1)
185 340 11
200 219.1 79 0200.079.280. ...
1)
135 280 300 170 130 105 40 16 110 125 II 15
0200.079.340. ...
1)
185 340 17
200 219.1 114 0200.114.290. ...
1)
135 290 315 192 144 115 40 16 120 135 II 23
0200.114.350. ...
1)
185 350 25
250 273 29 0250.029.320. ...
1)
150 320 330 86 62 45 25 9 60 55 II 7
0250.029.380. ...
1)
200 380 8
250 273 53 0250.053.320. ...
1)
150 320 345 114 82 60 30 9 80 80 II 11
0250.053.380. ...
1)
200 380 13
250 273 79 0250.079.320. ...
1)
150 320 355 170 130 105 40 16 110 125 II 18
0250.079.380. ...
1)
200 380 20
250 273 114 0250.114.330. ...
1)
150 330 370 192 144 115 40 16 120 135 II 27
0250.114.390. ...
1)
200 390 30
nom.
dia.
outer
pipe
diameter
nom.
load
type max. in-
sulation
thk.
instal.
dim.
dimensions approx.
weight
Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR, 13CrMo4-5,
10CrMo9-10, depending
on service temperature
(S 235 JR, primed) Order example: MSN 0200.029.270.18-37.3
Options
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Surface protection: primed
code)
Key preventing slippage and rotation
version
Version I Version II
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1)
300 323.9 53 0300.053.350...
1)
155 350 395 114 82 60 30 9 80 80 II 13
0300.053.410...
1)
205 410 15
300 323.9 79 0300.079.350...
1)
155 350 410 170 130 105 40 16 110 125 II 20
0300.079.410...
1)
205 410 23
300 323.9 114 0300.114.360...
1)
155 360 420 192 144 115 40 16 120 135 II 30
0300.114.420...
1)
205 420 34
300 323.9 182 0300.182.360...
1)
155 360 440 232 172 135 50 16 145 155 II 40
0300.182.420...
1)
205 420 45
350 355.6 53 0350.053.370...
1)
160 370 430 114 82 60 30 9 80 80 II 15
0350.053.430...
1)
210 430 17
350 355.6 79 0350.079.370...
1)
160 370 440 170 130 105 40 16 110 125 II 21
0350.079.430...
1)
210 430 25
350 355.6 114 0350.114.380...
1)
160 380 450 192 144 115 40 16 120 135 II 32
0350.114.440...
1)
210 440 36
350 355.6 182 0350.182.750...
1)
200 750 470 232 172 135 50 16 145 155 II 43
0350.182.810...
1)
250 810 49
400 406.4 79 0400.079.410...
1)
170 410 490 170 130 105 40 16 110 125 II 25
0400.079.470...
1)
220 470 28
400 406.4 114 0400.114.420...
1)
170 420 505 192 144 115 40 16 120 135 II 36
0400.114.480...
1)
220 480 41
400 406.4 182 0400.182.750...
1)
200 750 520 232 172 135 50 16 145 155 II 49
0400.182.810...
1)
250 810 54
400 406.4 265 0400.265.750...
1)
200 750 540 260 188 145 50 21 155 165 II 68
0400.265.810...
1)
250 810 75
450 457 79 0450.079.440...
1)
175 440 540 170 130 105 40 16 110 125 II 28
0450.079.500...
1)
225 500 32
450 457 114 0450.114.450...
1)
175 450 555 192 144 115 40 16 120 135 II 40
0450.114.510...
1)
225 510 45
450 457 182 0450.182.750...
1)
200 750 570 232 172 135 50 16 145 155 II 53
0450.182.810...
1)
250 810 59
450 457 265 0450.265.750...
1)
200 750 590 260 188 145 50 21 155 165 II 75
0450.265.810...
1)
250 810 83
500 506 79 0500.079.470...
1)
180 470 595 170 130 105 40 16 110 125 II 31
0500.079.530...
1)
230 530 35
500 506 114 0500.114.480...
1)
180 480 605 192 144 115 40 16 120 135 II 45
0500.114.540...
1)
230 540 50
500 506 182 0500.182.750...
1)
200 750 625 232 172 135 50 16 145 155 II 58
0500.182.810...
1)
250 810 64
500 506 265 0500.265.750...
1)
200 750 640 260 188 145 50 21 155 165 II 81
0500.265.810...
1)
250 810 89
500 506 456 0500.456.750...
1)
200 750 680 380 284 230 70 26 300 250 II 148
0500.456.810...
1)
250 810 161
nom.
dia.
outer
pipe
diameter
nom.
load
type max. in-
sulation
thk.
instal.
dim.
dimensions version approx.
weight
Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR, 13CrMo4-5,
10CrMo9-10, depending
on service temperature
Options
page 74
Surface protection:
primed
code)
(S 235 JR, primed) Order example: MSN 0500.114.480.46-37.3
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550 559 79 0550.079.500...
1)
185 500 645 246 206 180 40 16 180 200 II 42
0550.079.560...
1)
235 560 48
550 559 114 0550.114.510...
1)
185 510 655 278 230 200 40 16 200 220 II 62
0550.114.570...
1)
235 570 71
550 559 182 0550.182.750...
1)
200 750 675 326 266 230 50 16 250 250 II 76
0550.182.810...
1)
250 810 85
550 559 265 0550.265.750...
1)
200 750 695 344 272 230 50 21 250 250 II 103
0550.265.810...
1)
250 810 114
550 559 456 0550.456.750...
1)
200 750 730 380 284 230 70 26 300 250 II 157
0550.456.810...
1)
250 810 171
600 610 79 0600.079.530...
1)
190 530 695 246 206 180 40 16 180 200 II 45
0600.079.590...
1)
240 590 52
600 610 114 0600.114.540...
1)
190 540 710 278 230 200 40 16 200 220 II 67
0600.114.600...
1)
240 600 76
600 610 182 0600.182.750...
1)
200 750 725 326 266 230 50 16 250 250 II 81
0600.182.810...
1)
250 810 91
600 610 265 0600.265.750...
1)
200 750 745 344 272 230 50 21 250 250 II 110
0600.265.810...
1)
250 810 122
600 610 456 0600.456.750...
1)
200 750 785 380 284 230 70 26 300 250 II 168
0600.456.810...
1)
250 810 183
700 711 79 0700.079.590...
1)
200 590 800 246 206 180 40 16 180 200 II 53
0700.079.650...
1)
250 650 61
700 711 114 0700.114.600...
1)
200 600 810 278 230 200 40 16 200 220 II 77
0700.114.660...
1)
250 660 87
700 711 182 0700.182.750...
1)
200 750 830 326 266 230 50 16 250 250 II 92
0700.182.810...
1)
250 810 103
700 711 265 0700.265.750...
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200 750 845 344 272 230 50 21 250 250 II 123
0700.265.810...
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250 810 136
700 711 456 0700.456.750...
1)
200 750 885 380 284 230 70 26 300 250 II 189
0700.456.810...
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250 810 205
800 813 79 0800.079.650...
1)
200 650 900 246 206 180 40 16 180 200 II 61
0800.079.710...
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250 710 69
800 813 114 0800.114.650...
1)
200 650 915 278 230 200 40 16 200 220 II 86
0800.114.710...
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250 710 97
800 813 182 0800.182.750...
1)
200 750 930 326 266 230 50 16 250 250 II 102
0800.182.810...
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250 810 114
800 813 265 0800.265.750...
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200 750 950 344 272 230 50 21 250 250 II 139
0800.265.810...
1)
250 810 153
800 813 456 0800.456.750...
1)
200 750 990 380 284 230 70 26 300 250 II 208
0800.456.810...
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250 810 226
nom.
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outer
pipe
diameter
nom.
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type max. in-
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thk.
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dim.
dimensions version approx.
weight
G+2
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k-1
Key preventing slippage and rotation
Version I Version II
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HYDRA
riser clamps
Applications
Formed clamps are used in
the smaller diameter and
lower load ranges, box-
type clamps for larger di-
ameters and higher loads.
The sensible gradation of
the span L is based on
customary insulation thick-
nesses and covers a range
from 300 to 2400 mm, de-
pending on diameter and
load. S 235 JR, 16Mo3
and 13CrMo4-5 have been
selected as the standard
materials and can be used
for service temperatures
up to approx. 560C.
Main Features
Positive experience gained
over many years of use in
power stations and other
industrial installations.
Overload up to 2.5 times
the load-carrying capacity
is permissible (temperature
reduction taken into con-
sideration); no permanent
deformations up to this
load. Connection of hang-
ers is ensured by adapting
the connecting parts to the
respective requirements.
Pipes supported on four
shear lugs; also on shear
pins with box-type clamps.
Selection
Owing to the form of the
clamps, only the required
load Fs during operation is
required for selection (as
with variable spring and
constant hangers).
The reference tempera-
ture 1 for clamp selection
can be taken from the
diagram Component tem-
peratures of pipe clamps
on page 75, based on the
temperature of the medium
M (design temperature of
pipe).
Both the material required
and the minimum nominal
load on the clamp are
based on the reference
temperature 1, which is
the design temperature
of the clamp.
When choosing the materi-
al, however, the upper limit
temperature (see table on
page 74) must be consid-
ered. (According to several
standards, the temperature
of the medium M shall not
exceed this limit!)
The minimum load on
the clamp can be taken
from the following load
tables or calculated from
the correction factors on
page 74, using the equa-
tion FN Fs/K.
The connections must be
selected at the same time,
taking into account the
required load Fs and any
other requirements (load
group) due to the assem-
blies being used.
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Series
Formed Clamps VBK
Box-type clamps VKK/VKR
VBK
VKK
VKR
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Nominal diameter DN (mm)
kN 50 100 150 200 300 400 500
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550
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50 100 150 200 300 400 500
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550
1)
580 590 600 610 630 650
1.0 0.94 0.88 0.82 0.78 0.71 0.66 0.63 0.62 1.0 0.92 0.87 0.83 0.74 0.69 0.67 0.66 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.38 0.32
4 3.8 3.5 3.3 3.1 2.8 2.6 2.5 2.5 4.0 3.7 3.5 3.3 3.0 2.8 2.7 2.6 1.6 1.6 1.6 1.6 1.5 1.3
6.3 5.9 5.5 5.2 4.9 4.5 4.2 4.0 3.9 6.3 5.8 5.5 5.2 4.7 4.3 4.2 4.2 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.4 2.0
10 9.4 8.8 8.2 7.8 7.1 6.6 6.3 6.2 10 9.2 8.7 8.3 7.4 6.9 6.7 6.6 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 3.8 3.2
16 15 14 13 12 11 11 10 10 16 15 14 13 12 11 11 11 6.4 6.4 6.4 6.4 6.1 6.1
25 24 22 21 20 18 17 16 16 25 23 22 21 19 17 17 17 10 10 10 10 9.5 8.0
40 38 35 33 31 28 26 25 25 40 37 35 33 30 28 27 26 16 16 16 16 15 13
63 59 55 52 49 45 42 40 39 63 58 55 52 47 43 42 42 25 25 25 25 24 20
100 94 88 82 78 71 66 63 62 100 92 87 83 74 69 67 66 40 40 40 40 38 32
160 150 141 131 125 114 106 101 99 160 147 139 133 118 110 107 106 64 64 64 64 61 51
250 235 220 205 195 178 165 158 155 250 230 218 208 185 173 168 165 100 100 100 100 95 80
400 376 352 328 312 284 264 252 248 400 368 348 332 296 276 268 264 160 160 160 160 152 128
630 592 554 517 491 447 416 397 391 630 580 548 523 466 435 422 416 252 252 252 252 239 202
1000 940 880 820 780 710 660 630 620 1000 920 870 830 740 690 670 660 400 400 400 400 380 320
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Example for formed
clamp
Requirement:
Riser clamp, blank
Nom. dia: DN 100
Span: L = 800 mm
Required load:
Fs = 8 kN
M = 555C
J = 200 mm
Load group 12 (2 x)
Example for box-type
clamp
Requirement:
Riser clamp with shear
lugs, blank
Nom. dia: DN 500
Span: L =1400 mm
M = 330C
J = 160 mm
Load group 24 (2 x)
Selection:
Reference temperature:
1 = 300C
(diagram, page 75)
with 1 = 300C and
Fs = 50 kN from the
following load table:
Material: S 235 JRG 2
Load on clamp:
Ft = 58 kN
Nominal load of clamp:
FN = 100 kN
Box-type clamp:
VKK 0500.100.1400.24-37.0
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Loads Ft of clamps made from ferritic/martensitic steels in kN
Loads Ft of clamps made from austenitic steels in kN
Selection:
Reference temperature:
1 = 500C
(diagram, page 75)
with 1 = 500C and
Fs = 8 kN from the
following load table:
Material: 13CrMo4-5,
Load on clamp:
Ft = 9.3 kN
Nominal load of clamp:
FN = 16 kN
Formed clamp:
VBK 0100.016.0800.12-13.0
kN 100 200 250 300 350 400 450 480 500 515 530 540 560 580 600 540 560 580 600 630 650
1.0 0.88 0.79 0.71 0.58 0.72 0.68 0.65 0.60 0.58 0.45 0.33 0.33 0.24 0.18 0.14 0.76 0.82 0.49 0.38 0.25 0.19
4 3.5 3.2 2.8 2.3 2.9 2.7 2.6 2.4 2.3 1.8 1.3 1.3 0.96 0.72 0.56 3.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.76
6.3 5.5 5.0 4.5 3.7 4.5 4.3 4.1 3.8 3.7 2.8 2.1 2.1 1.5 1.1 0.88 4.8 3.9 3.1 2.4 1.6 1.2
10 8.8 7.9 7.1 5.8 7.2 6.8 6.5 6.0 5.8 4.5 3.3 3.3 2.4 1.8 1.4 7.6 6.2 4.9 3.8 2.5 1.9
16 14 13 11 9.3 12 11 10 9.6 9.3 7.2 5.3 5.3 3.8 2.9 2.2 12 9.9 7.8 6.1 4.0 3.0
25 22 20 18 15 18 17 16 15 15 11 8.3 8.3 6.0 4.5 3.5 19 16 12 10 6.3 4.8
40 35 32 28 23 29 27 26 24 23 18 13 13 10 7.2 5.6 30 25 20 15 10 7.6
63 55 50 45 37 45 43 41 38 37 28 21 21 15 11 8.8 48 39 31 24 16 12
100 88 79 71 58 72 68 65 60 58 45 33 33 24 18 14 76 62 49 38 25 19
160 141 126 114 93 115 109 104 96 93 72 53 53 38 29 22 122 99 78 61 40 30
250 220 198 178 145 180 170 163 145 145 113 83 83 60 45 35 190 155 123 95 63 48
400 352 316 284 232 288 272 260 240 232 180 132 132 96 72 56 304 248 196 152 100 76
630 554 498 447 365 454 428 410 378 365 284 208 208 151 113 88 479 391 309 239 158 120
1000 880 790 710 580 720 680 650 600 580 450 330 330 240 180 140 760 620 490 380 250 190
nom.
load
FN
material
temperature in C
S 235 JR 16Mo3 13CrMo4-5 10CrMo9-10 X10CrMoVNb9-1 (P91)
nom.
load
FN
material
temperature in C
1.4541/X6CrNiTi18-10 1.4571/X6CrNiTiMo17-12-2 1.4958/X5NiCrAlTi31-20 (800H)
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Bolts made from a different material are required for temperatures > 400 C; therefore, please specify the design temperature with your order.
300 400 500 600 800
DN FN VBK... H b s z
mm kN mm mm mm mm
25 33.7 4 0025.004. ... . ...
1)
1 70 10 12 20 5 6 - - -
0025.004. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 - - 13 15
6.3 0025.006. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 9 11 13 - -
10 0025.010. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 9 - - - -
32 42.4 4 0032.004. ... . ...
1)
1 70 10 12 20 5 6 - - -
0032.004. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 - - 13 15
6.3 0032.006. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 9 11 13 - -
10 0032.010. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 9 - - - -
40 48.3 4 0040.004. ... . ...
1)
1 70 10 12 20 5 6 - - -
0040.004. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 - - 13 15 -
6.3 0040.006. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 9 11 13 -
0040.006. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 - - - 23 -
10 0040.010. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 9 - - - -
0040.010. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 - 16 19 23 -
16 0040.016. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 13 16 - - -
50 60.3 4 0050.004. ... . ...
1)
1 70 10 12 20 5 7 - - -
0050.004. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 - - 13 16 -
6.3 0050.006. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 9 11 13 -
0050.006. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 - - - 23 -
10 0050.010. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 9 - - - -
0050.010. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 - 16 20 23 -
16 0050.016. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 13 16 - - -
65 76.1 6.3 0065.006. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 9 11 14 - -
0065.006. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 - - - 23 29
10 0065.010. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 9 - - - -
0065.010. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 - 17 20 23 -
0065.010. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - - - 49
16 0065.016. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 13 17 - - -
0065.016. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - 34 39
25 0065.025. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - 29 34 - -
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1)
2 90 15 15 30 9 12 14 - -
0080.006. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 - - - 23 29
10 0080.010. ... . ...
1)
2 90 15 15 30 9 - - - -
0080.010. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 - 17 20 23 -
0080.010. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - - - 49
16 0080.016. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 14 17 - - -
0080.016. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - 34 39 -
25 0080.025. ... . ...
1)
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HYDRA
formed clamp
Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
16Mo3,
13CrMo4-5,
temperature
Options
for other materials
see page 95
Surface protection:
primed,
hot-dip galvanized
correspondingly low
code)
1)
Enter span L and load group LGV.
nom.
dia.
D nom.
load
type size dimensions
span L
in mm
approx. weight in kg
Connecting dimensions depending on size and load group
1 2 3 4 5
12 12 16 12 16 12 12 16 12 16 20 24
20 30 35 35 45 35 45 45
12 16 16 16 20 16 20 24
Size
Load group LGV
Dimensions E in mm
c in mm
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Size 1 to 3 Size 4 to 5
Order example:
VBK 0100.016.0600.12-16.0
400 500 600 800 1000 1200
DN FN VBK... H b s z
mm kN mm mm mm mm
100 114.3 10 0100.010. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 17 20 23 - - -
0100.010. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - - 50 - -
16 0100.016. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 17 34 40 - - -
0100.016. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - - - 69 - -
25 0100.025. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 29 34 - -
0100.025. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - - 55 69 - -
40 0100.040. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 41 48 - - - -
125 139.7 10 0125.010. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 18 21 24 - - -
0125.010. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - - 50 - -
16 0125.016. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 18 - - - - -
0125.016. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - 35 40 50 - -
25 0125.025. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 30 35 - - - -
0125.025. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - - 56 70 - -
40 0125.040. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 42 49 - - - -
150 168.3 10 0150.010. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 - 21 24 - - -
0150.010. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - - 51 61 -
16 0150.016. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - 36 41 51 -
0150.016. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - - - - 85 -
25 0150.025. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - 36 - - - -
0150.025. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - - 57 71 - -
40 0150.040. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - 50 - - - -
200 219.1 10 0200.010. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 - 22 25 - - -
0200.010. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - - 52 62 -
16 0200.016. ... . ...
1)
3 100 15 20 35 - 22 - - - -
0200.016. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - 42 52 - -
0200.016. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - - - - 87 -
25 0200.025. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - 37 42 - - -
0200.025. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - - - 73 - -
40 0200.040. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - 52 59 - - -
250 273 10 0250.010. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - 43 54 64 74
16 0250.016. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - 43 54 - -
0250.016. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - - - - 89 103
25 0250.025. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - 43 - - -
0250.025. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - - - 75 - -
40 0250.040. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - - 61 - - -
300 323.9 10 0300.010. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - 45 55 65 75
0300.010. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - - - - -
16 0300.016. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - 45 55 - -
0300.016. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - - - - 91 105
25 0300.025. ... . ...
1)
4 130 20 25 45 - - 45 - - -
0300.025. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - - - 77 91 -
40 0300.040. ... . ...
1)
5 180 25 25 45 - - 62 - - -
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nom.
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D nom.
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type size dimensions
span L
in mm
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HYDRA
box-type clamps
Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
16Mo3,
10CrMo9-10,
temperature
Options
for other materials
see page 95
Surface protection: primed,
hot-dip galvanized
correspondingly low service
temperatures)
code)
S 235 JR, blank Order example: VKK 0500.100.1400.24-37.0
1)
Enter span L and load group LGV (see table on page 99).
400 500 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600
DN FN VKK... E A H D P z
- mm kN mm mm mm mm mm mm
100 114.3 25 0100.025..
1)
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100 114.3 40 0100.040..
1)
.. 15 164 200 116 188 24 20 23 25 29
100 114.3 63 0100.063..
1)
.. 35 174 245 116 203 28 33 36 42 48
125 139.7 25 0125.025..
1)
.. 19 179 166 142 198 22 17 19 22 26
125 139.7 40 0125.040..
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.. 15 189 200 142 213 24 24 27 31 37
125 139.7 63 0125.063..
1)
.. 35 199 245 142 228 28 36 39 45 51
150 168.3 25 0150.025..
1)
.. 19 208 166 170 227 22 19 21 24 28
150 168.3 40 0150.040..
1)
.. 15 218 200 170 242 24 27 29 33 40
150 168.3 63 0150.063..
1)
.. 35 228 245 170 257 28 42 48 54 63
150 168.3 100 0150.100..
1)
.. 40 243 290 170 279 40 69 79 89 100
200 219.1 25 0200.025..
1)
.. 19 259 166 222 278 22 22 24 27 31
200 219.1 40 0200.040..
1)
.. 15 269 200 222 293 24 34 38 45 52
200 219.1 63 0200.063..
1)
.. 35 279 245 222 308 28 48 54 60 69
200 219.1 100 0200.100..
1)
.. 40 294 290 222 330 40 89 98 110 124
200 219.1 160 0200.160..
1)
.. 50 319 360 222 367 44 143 159 176 195
250 273 40 0250.040..
1)
.. 10 323 205 276 347 24 39 43 50 57
250 273 63 0250.063..
1)
.. 30 333 250 276 362 28 55 61 67 76
250 273 100 0250.100..
1)
.. 40 348 290 276 384 40 101 110 122 136
250 273 160 0250.160..
1)
.. 50 373 360 276 421 44 160 176 192 211
250 273 250 0250.250..
1)
.. 40 398 400 276 458 56 239 261 284 310
300 323.9 40 0300.040..
1)
.. 10 373 205 328 397 24 44 48 55 62
300 323.9 63 0300.063..
1)
.. 30 383 250 328 412 28 63 69 75 84
300 323.9 100 0300.100..
1)
.. 40 398 290 328 434 40 112 122 134 148
300 323.9 160 0300.160..
1)
.. 50 423 360 328 471 44 176 192 209 228
300 323.9 250 0300.250..
1)
.. 40 448 400 328 508 56 260 283 305 331
350 355.6 40 0350.040..
1)
.. 10 405 205 360 429 24 47 52 58 65
350 355.6 63 0350.063..
1)
.. 30 415 250 360 444 28 67 73 80 88
350 355.6 100 0350.100..
1)
.. 35 430 295 360 466 40 117 127 139 153
350 355.6 160 0350.160..
1)
.. 50 455 360 360 503 44 203 220 239 261
350 355.6 250 0350.250..
1)
.. 40 480 400 360 540 56 298 320 346 376
400 406.4 63 0400.063..
1)
.. 30 466 250 411 495 28 83 89 98 108
400 406.4 100 0400.100..
1)
.. 35 481 295 411 517 40 130 139 152 166
400 406.4 160 0400.160..
1)
.. 40 506 370 411 554 44 221 237 256 279
400 406.4 250 0400.250..
1)
.. 30 531 410 411 591 56 322 345 371 401
400 406.4 400 0400.400..
1)
.. 40 556 490 411 628 70 465 497 528 559
450 457 63 0450.063..
1)
.. 25 517 255 462 546 28 90 96 105 116
450 457 100 0450.100..
1)
.. 30 532 300 462 568 40 141 151 163 177
450 457 160 0450.160..
1)
.. 40 557 370 462 605 44 240 256 275 298
450 457 250 0450.250..
1)
.. 30 582 410 462 642 56 342 364 390 421
450 457 400 0450.400..
1)
.. 40 607 490 462 679 56 499 530 561 592
nom.
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load
type instal.
dim.
dimensions
span L
in mm
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Connecting dimensions depending on load group LGV
1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 2200 2400
DN FN VKK... E A H D P z
- mm kN mm mm mm mm mm mm
500 508 63 0500. 063..
1)
.. 25 568 255 514 597 28 108 117 128 138
500 508 100 0500. 100..
1)
.. 30 583 300 514 619 40 166 177 192 208
500 508 160 0500. 160..
1)
.. 40 608 370 514 656 44 275 294 317 341
500 508 250 0500. 250..
1)
.. 30 633 410 514 693 56 393 419 450 482
500 508 400 0500. 400..
1)
.. 40 658 490 514 730 70 568 599 630 672
550 559 63 0550. 063..
1)
.. 25 619 255 565 648 28 119 128 139 150
550 559 100 0550. 100..
1)
.. 30 634 300 565 670 40 181 193 207 223
550 559 160 0550. 160..
1)
.. 40 659 370 565 707 44 293 312 335 360
550 559 250 0550. 250..
1)
.. 30 684 410 565 744 56 421 447 478 510
550 559 400 0550. 400..
1)
.. 40 709 490 565 781 70 605 636 667 709
600 610 100 0600. 100..
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.. 30 685 300 617 721 40 196 208 222 239
600 610 160 0600. 160..
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.. 40 710 370 617 758 44 317 336 359 384
600 610 250 0600. 250..
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.. 30 735 410 617 795 56 452 479 510 543
600 610 400 0600. 400..
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.. 40 760 490 617 832 70 677 709 751 795
600 610 630 0600. 630..
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.. 50 785 620 617 869 74 984 1031 1078 1126
700 711 100 0700. 100..
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.. 20 786 320 719 822 40 242 257 273 291
700 711 160 0700. 160..
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.. 40 811 380 719 859 44 383 407 431 461
700 711 250 0700. 250..
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.. 30 836 420 719 896 56 542 573 606 640
700 711 400 0700. 400..
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.. 40 861 490 719 933 70 764 795 838 882
700 711 630 0700. 630..
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.. 40 886 630 719 970 74 1126 1173 1221 1283
800 813 100 0800. 100..
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.. 20 888 320 822 924 40 283 298 314 332
800 813 160 0800. 160..
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.. 40 913 380 822 961 44 437 461 486 516
800 813 250 0800. 250..
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.. 20 938 430 822 998 56 610 641 674 709
800 813 400 0800. 400..
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.. 30 963 500 822 1035 70 847 878 920 965 1018
800 813 630 0800. 630..
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.. 40 988 630 822 1072 74 1249 1296 1343 1406 1480
900 914 160 0900. 160..
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.. 30 1014 390 924 1062 44 492 516 541 571
900 914 250 0900. 250..
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.. 20 1039 430 924 1099 56 680 712 745 780
900 914 400 0900. 400..
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.. 30 1064 500 924 1136 70 981 1024 1069 1123
900 914 630 0900. 630..
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.. 40 1089 630 924 1173 74 1387 1434 1481 1545 1619
900 914 1000 0900.1000..
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.. 50 1114 780 924 1210 94 1974 2036 2097 2179
1000 1016 160 1000. 160..
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.. 30 1116 390 1027 1164 44 549 573 598 628
1000 1016 250 1000. 250..
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.. 20 1141 430 1027 1201 56 760 792 825 860
1000 1016 400 1000. 400..
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.. 30 1166 500 1027 1238 70 1083 1126 1171 1224 1273
1000 1016 630 1000. 630..
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.. 40 1191 630 1027 1275 74 1536 1583 1646 1720
1000 1016 1000 1000.1000..
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Nom. load of load group FN in kN
Dimensions f in mm
s in mm
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VKR connecting dimensions depending on nominal diameter
VKR... 400 500 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600
DN FN VSR... A H
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- mm kN VPR... mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
100 114.3 25 0100.025..
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100 114.3 40 0100.040..
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100 114.3 63 0100.063..
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125 139.7 25 0125.025..
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.. 175 180 120 85 85 5 269 19 24 27 31
125 139.7 40 0125.040..
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.. 179 210 140 105 105 5 269 26 33 37 42
125 139.7 63 0125.063..
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.. 183 260 175 130 130 0 277 36 47 55 62
150 168.3 25 0150.025..
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.. 204 190 120 85 85 5 297 19 25 28 32
150 168.3 40 0150.040..
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.. 208 220 140 105 105 5 297 27 34 39 44
150 168.3 63 0150.063..
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.. 212 270 175 130 130 0 305 42 57 65 73
150 168.3 100 0150.100..
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.. 218 330 205 155 155 -5 309 71 93 106 119
200 219.1 25 0200.025..
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.. 255 200 120 85 85 5 348 20 22 29 34
200 219.1 40 0200.040..
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.. 259 240 140 105 105 5 348 31 42 47 53
200 219.1 63 0200.063..
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.. 263 270 175 130 130 0 356 43 60 68 75
200 219.1 100 0200.100..
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.. 269 330 205 155 155 -5 360 98 109 122 135
200 219.1 160 0200.160..
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.. 279 380 250 190 190 0 374 174 192 210 228
250 273 40 0250.040..
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.. 313 250 140 105 105 5 402 32 43 49 56
250 273 63 0250.063..
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.. 317 270 175 130 130 0 410 45 63 71 78
250 273 100 0250.100..
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.. 323 330 205 155 155 -5 414 102 113 126 139
250 273 160 0250.160..
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.. 333 380 250 190 190 0 428 182 200 218 236
250 273 250 0250.250..
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.. 343 400 270 200 200 0 442 262 285 309 332
300 323.9 40 0300.040..
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.. 363 260 140 105 105 5 453 33 45 51 59
300 323.9 63 0300.063..
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.. 367 285 175 130 130 0 461 46 66 73 83
300 323.9 100 0300.100..
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.. 373 330 205 155 155 -5 465 106 117 130 143
300 323.9 160 0300.160..
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.. 383 380 250 190 190 0 479 189 207 225 243
300 323.9 250 0300.250..
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.. 393 400 270 200 200 0 493 272 296 319 343
350 355.6 40 0350.040..
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.. 395 260 140 105 105 5 485 34 46 52 60
350 355.6 63 0350.063..
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.. 399 300 185 140 140 10 493 68 76 86 95
350 355.6 100 0350.100..
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.. 405 330 205 155 155 -5 497 108 119 132 146
350 355.6 160 0350.160..
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.. 415 380 250 190 190 0 511 212 230 248 265
350 355.6 250 0350.250..
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.. 425 410 270 200 200 0 525 302 325 349 376
400 406.4 63 0400.063..
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.. 450 320 185 140 140 10 543 57 79 90 101
400 406.4 100 0400.100..
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.. 456 340 205 155 155 -5 547 92 123 136 152
400 406.4 160 0400.160..
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.. 466 400 250 190 190 0 561 219 237 261 280
400 406.4 250 0400.250..
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.. 476 420 275 205 205 5 575 315 339 363 391
400 406.4 400 0400.400..
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.. 486 480 340 240 240 0 581 458 491 525 559
450 457 63 0450.063..
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.. 501 320 185 140 140 10 594 58 81 92 104
450 457 100 0450.100..
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.. 507 340 205 155 155 -5 598 94 127 140 156
450 457 160 0450.160..
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.. 517 400 250 190 190 0 612 226 244 268 287
450 457 250 0450.250..
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.. 527 420 275 205 205 5 626 324 348 372 401
450 457 400 0450.400..
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box-type clamp shear pin support

Standard version
Materials:
S 235 JR,
16Mo3, 13CrMo4-5,
10CrMo9-10,
temperature
Options
for other materials
see page 95
Surface protection:
primed,
hot-dip galvanized
(only advisable with correspond-
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(see page 26 for option code)
16Mo3, blank Order example: VSR 0400.063.1000.00-16.0
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Enter span L and load group LGV for VKR, or "00 for VSR/VPR (see page 101).
2)
Applies only to maximum spans, may be smaller for smaller spans.
100-125 150 200 250 300-350 400-450 500-550 600 700 800 900 1000
51 63 79 92 118 144 173 199 224 250 279 330
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DN FN VSR... A H
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500 508 63 0500. 063..
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.. 552 365 205 160 160 30 645 90 100 112 124
500 508 100 0500. 100..
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.. 558 390 220 170 170 10 649 136 148 167 185
500 508 160 0500. 160..
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.. 568 430 260 200 200 10 663 257 275 301 324
500 508 250 0500. 250..
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.. 578 450 275 205 205 5 677 362 386 419 449
500 508 400 0500. 400..
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.. 588 510 340 240 240 0 683 515 549 583 635
550 559 63 0550. 063..
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.. 603 365 205 160 160 30 696 92 102 115 127
550 559 100 0550. 100..
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.. 609 390 220 170 170 10 700 140 152 171 189
550 559 160 0550. 160..
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.. 619 430 260 200 200 10 714 264 282 308 331
550 559 250 0550. 250..
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.. 629 450 275 205 205 5 728 371 396 429 459
550 559 400 0550. 400..
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.. 639 510 340 240 240 0 734 527 561 595 646
600 610 100 0600. 100..
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.. 660 410 230 180 180 20 751 120 160 177 198
600 610 160 0600. 160..
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.. 670 440 260 200 200 10 765 270 289 315 342
600 610 250 0600. 250..
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.. 680 470 275 205 205 5 779 381 405 439 479
600 610 400 0600. 400..
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.. 690 545 340 240 240 0 785 578 612 665 717
600 610 630 0600. 630..
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.. 700 630 410 300 300 0 801 890 940 989 1062
700 711 100 0700. 100..
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.. 761 440 250 200 200 40 852 177 190 208 228
700 711 160 0700. 160..
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.. 771 480 275 215 215 25 866 312 332 363 393
700 711 250 0700. 250..
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.. 781 510 290 220 220 20 880 432 466 503 546
700 711 400 0700. 400..
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.. 791 560 350 250 250 10 886 611 646 700 750
700 711 630 0700. 630..
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.. 801 670 415 305 305 5 902 983 1033 1107 1185
800 813 100 0800. 100..
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.. 863 460 260 210 210 50 954 153 202 222 242
800 813 160 0800. 160..
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.. 873 500 285 225 225 35 968 333 353 385 415
800 813 250 0800. 250..
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.. 883 520 300 230 230 30 982 459 495 532 571
800 813 400 0800. 400..
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.. 893 600 365 265 265 25 988 644 680 729 787 840
800 813 630 0800. 630..
1)
.. 903 710 415 305 305 5 1004 1027 1078 1153 1231 1313
900 914 160 0900. 160..
1)
.. 974 520 295 235 235 45 1069 353 378 407 438
900 914 250 0900. 250..
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.. 984 540 310 240 240 40 1083 487 523 561 601
900 914 400 0900. 400..
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.. 994 620 375 275 275 35 1089 721 765 824 879
900 914 630 0900. 630..
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.. 1004 720 430 320 320 20 1105 1078 1129 1206 1286 1360
900 914 1000 0900.1000..
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.. 1014 840 505 385 385 25 1125 1822 1893 1995 2113
1000 1016 160 1000. 160..
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.. 1076 560 315 255 255 65 1171 301 407 438 470
1000 1016 250 1000. 250..
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.. 1086 580 330 260 260 60 1185 407 561 601 643
1000 1016 400 1000. 400..
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.. 1096 680 395 295 295 55 1191 761 807 869 925 992
1000 1016 630 1000. 630..
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.. 1106 750 445 335 335 35 1207 1188 1268 1351 1427
1000 1016 1000 1000.1000..
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12 16 20 24 30 36 42 48 56 64
7 12 20 33 50 70 100 132 180 240
14 18 22 26 35 42 47 52 62 72
8-10 10-15 10-20 10-20 15-25 15-30 20-30 20-35 25-35 25-35
Load group LGV
Nom. load FN of load group in kN
Dimensions f in mm
s in mm
VGR/VSR/VPR connecting dimensions depending on nominal load
25 40 63 100 160 250 400 630 1000
22 24 28 40 44 56 70 74 94
100/110 100/110 100/110 100/140 120/170 130/200 165/240 205/240 315/315
55/110 60/110 80/110 85/140 135/170 145/200 175/240 225/240 265/315
74 74 82 82 100 113 143 175 230
Nominal load FN in kN
VKR
VGR/VSR and VPR f in mm
z in mm
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z in mm
VKR VSR/VPR
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Special types
In addition to the stan-
dard types listed in the
previous chapter, which
provide optimum solu-
tions for the majority of
applications in practice,
we offer special types for
particular requirements,
which can be adapted
exactly to each individual
project.
The examples shown
here give an impression
of the variety of the types
available.
Variable spring hanger
for offshore use
Housing made of rustproof
stainless steel, spring with
plastic coating.
Variable spring hanger
for very high load and
short travel
Housing and loadbearing
parts reinforced, conical
spring washer stack.
Constant hanger as
double hanger with
trapeze
(where height is limited)
Support assembly consist-
ing of standard products.
Constant hanger as
double hanger for
high load
Required load: 585 kN
Required travel: 370 mm
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Constant hanger as
double hanger with
central suspension
and central load
application
(compact design)
Required load: 200 kN
Required travel: 270 mm
Constant hanger with
minimum load deviation
(friction component
approx. 1%)
Pivot axes in greased-
for-life needle bearings.
Traveller for connecting
short assemblies
Movement in all directions
where height is extremely
limited, minimum adjust-
ment force, thus no angled
load application. Two car-
riages with maintenance-
free wheels on L-sections;
all steel parts hot-dip
galvanized.
Double clamp
for twice the load, for
supporting high additional
loads, e.g. fittings.
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Manufacture, inspection and testing
Almost our whole product
range is manufactured at
our own plant, where all
the necessary facilities
are at our disposal.
Our existing production
facilities include:
saws and flame-cutting
machines
folding, punching and
forming presses of
different sizes
production lines for a
rational clamp fabrication
annealing furnace for heat
treatment
metalworking machinery
welding robots, automatic
welding machines, manual
welding stations
shotblasting and spraying
machines for surface
treatment
testing equipment
Only materials to DIN EN
standards with certified
chemical and physical
properties are processed.
An abundant stock of
materials ensures short
delivery times.
Approvals
Our welding operations
are certified to DIN 18800
and we also hold an HP0
licence.
We employ only welders
qualified to DIN EN 729,
whose work is constantly
supervised and monitored
by a welding engineer.
Testing and inspections
Besides thorough incom-
ing goods inspections for
all materials, we also carry
out in-process tests, e.g.
dimensional, visual and
surface-crack tests.
Comprehensive final in-
spections of the finished
products ensure that only
faultless products leave
our factory. Function
tests performed on cali-
brated test benches with
electronic measurement
of load and travel are
standard for variable
spring hangers/supports
and constant hangers/
supports. These tests
verify the specified load/
travel behaviour and the
compliance with permis-
sible tolerances. If agreed
in advance, we can supply
function diagrams and
logs.
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Marking, corrosion protection, packaging
Marking
have name plates on
which all relevant details
regarding type and adjust-
ment values are written.
Nuts and bolts are marked
with the manufacturers
material specifications.
The marking of forged
threaded parts, e.g.
clevises, eye nuts, turn-
buckles up to M48, con-
sists of manufacturers
marking, load group and
material.
Appropriate markings
on other connecting parts
can stamped on the parts
when this is expressly
agreed in advance.
Additional markings, e.g.
indicating installation
position, can be provided
on request.
The suitable corrosion
protection depends on the
type of product and the
respective application.
Every product in this cata-
logue is supplied as stan-
dard with the most cus-
tomary form of corrosion
protection for the product.
Other forms of corrosion
protection are available as
options and must be spec-
ified by the customer.
In all cases, the surface
protection is applied
according to the ack-
nowledged technical
standards or to a given
specification.
Packaging
Products are delivered on
wooden pallets, in wire-
mesh containers or card-
board boxes, depending
on product type, size and
weight.
Other types of packaging
must be agreed before-
hand.
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Installation instructions for hangers
General
Hangers are delivered on
pallets. Transport on site
must be carried out with
care in order to avoid
damage to the products
(name plates, scales, con-
necting threads, adjustment
devices and the corrosion
protection are especially
at risk). They should be
stored indoors. For outdoor
storage, hangers must be
covered to protect them
from dirt and moisture.
Connections
Prepare the connections
required for fixing the
hangers to the loadbearing
structure beforehand, e.g.:
welding plates, clamping
lugs or square plates for
hanging versions, depend-
ing on type of connection,
pre-drilled beams or
support plates for base-
mounted types.
Constant hangers should
be aligned with the longitu-
dinal direction of the
beams.
Installation
Connect hangers in such a
way that the forces can be
transferred; secure support
bolts with cotter pins,
threaded connections with
locknuts. (Final locking of
the adjusting nuts of the
FHS series cannot be car-
ried out before attaching
the load.)
Load attachment/
adjustment
Before attaching the load,
screw the lower tie rod
(threaded rod) into the
hanger (do not exceed
screw-in depth!) and
connect it to the load
to be carried.
with turnbuckle (FHD,
FHG)
Turn the turnbuckle until
the prescribed cold load is
reached. (The preset cold
load blue triangle can
be seen on the travel
scale.)
This point is reached when
the travel stops become
loose and can be removed
by hand (remove securing
tape first).
Now slip the wire clips of
the travel stops into the
slots of the housing below
the stop nibs of the spring
plate and secure them with
wires.
Load corrections can be
carried out in the non-pre-
set state by turning the
turnbuckle further.
Hangers supplied in a non-
preset state have to be
adjusted to the required
load according to the scale
on the hanger.
Now lock the turnbuckle
securely with a nut which
has been screwed onto
the adjoining threaded
rod beforehand.
Double hanger with
trapeze (FDT)
Install this version in a
similar way to a variable
spring hanger with turn-
buckle, making sure that
there is an equal load on
each tie rod.
for continuous rods (FHS)
Turn the adjusting nut until
the prescribed cold load is
applied to the hanger.
Then proceed as for the
installation of a hanger
with turnbuckle.
Lock the adjusting nut
with an additional nut
screwed onto the rod.
Constant hangers
(all versions with turn-
buckle)
Turn the turnbuckle until
the constant hanger car-
ries the required load. This
point is reached when the
travel stop becomes loose.
Extract the cotter pins and
remove the travel stop
from the support bolts on
both sides.
A pipe section with several
constant hangers has to
be considered as a com-
plete unit. The pipe should
be neither displaced nor
placed under stress.
If the travel stop cannot
be released immediately
because the actual loads
do not equal the required
loads, the adjustment facil-
ity (15% of required load)
allows the hanger to be
adapted to suit the situa-
tion.
Make sure beforehand that
no unwanted connections
hinder the movement of
the line.
Carry out this adjustment
meticulously, taking into
account all the hangers in
a pipe section.
On no account should the
travel stops be removed
by force.
After releasing the travel
stops, attach them to the
rear housing bolts and lock
them in place with cotter
pins. In versions with a
horizontal spring housing,
they are supported by the
cover plate of the spring
housing.
In every case, secure the
turnbuckle with a nut
screwed onto the tie rod
beforehand.
FHS
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(FSS/FSP/KSR/KSP)
With variable spring and
constant supports size
01-11 by turning the adjust-
ing nut, and with sping sup-
ports size 12-16, as well as
with constant supports you
stress the adjusting nut on
the support plate resp. on
the load roll, until the cold
load or the loading rate is
reached and the travel
stops can be removed.
Adjusting possibility:
spring supports + 30 mm
constant supports +/- 20 mm
With spring supports the
support plate with collar (size
01-11) resp. with threaded
bolt (size 12-16) ist sticked in
loose.
In general proceed as de-
scribed above for hangers.
Sway supports (FSG)
Fix sway supports to the
loadbearing structure by
means of brackets (MBS),
and to the pipe by dynamic
load clamps.
Adapt the length to the
installation distance by
means of the adjusting nut
on the movable part of the
sway support. Load take-
up is also by means of
turning this adjusting nut.
(The spherical sway head
is only inserted loosely at
the movable end of the
support.)
Adapt the load and release
the travel stops afterwards,
as described for variable
spring hangers.
Note:
The installation of sway
supports is only advisable
if greater axial or lateral
movements of the support-
ed pipe are expected. The
supported pipe itself must
be secured sufficiently
against unwanted lateral
movement by means of
suitable connections to the
adjacent pipe system.
Sway supports cannot be
used as pipe guides.
Hydraulic pressure test
should be locked in posi-
tion before hydraulic pres-
sure tests of pipe systems
in order to avoid unaccept-
able movement of the
pipe.
For nuclear power stations,
according to KTA, the per-
missible overload is 1.5
times the nominal load FN.
For other applications, an
overload of up to 2.5 times
the nominal load is permis-
sible.
Owing to their dimensions,
HYDRA
hangers can
sustain such overloads
even in a non-preset
state without permanent
deformation.
Inspection during
operation
Once the system is in
operation, the hot positions
of hangers or supports
must be checked. If greater
deviations are measured,
corrective measures must
be taken.
If the reasons for such
deviations are working
loads higher than those
calculated, the hangers
and supports must be
adjusted.
and supports can be
adjusted by turning the
turnbuckle or the adjusting
nut.
Constant hangers and
supports can be adjusted
by means of the load
adjustment device by up
to 15% of the required
load without restricting
the specified travel.
A further change to the
required load is possible if
certain conditions are met.
However, you should con-
sult us first. If the actual
travel exceeds the required
travel (including reserves)
or if the load exceeds even
the operating load reserves
of the hanger, the hanger
must be replaced.
Maintenance
HYDRA
variable spring
hangers and supports as
well as constant hangers
and supports are absolu-
tely maintenance-free.
There is no need for spare
parts.
FSG
Note for hanger installations:
Turnbuckles and adjusting nuts can be turned more
easily under load if the thread has been thoroughly
greased beforehand (MoS2). Turnbuckles and nuts
with larger thread diameters (M48 and larger) cannot
be turned under load. Additional equipment (lifting
tackle, hydraulic jack) is then required to relieve the
load on the turnbuckles or nuts.
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Installation instructions for pipe clamps
General
Pipe clamps are delivered
with all the parts required
for assembly. If stored out-
doors, clamps must be
suitably covered to protect
them against corrosion
and dirt.
Horizontalschellen
Horizontal pipe clamps
(HZN, HZV, HZS, HDN)
Place both halves of the
clamp around the pipe and
bolt them together until
they fit snugly around the
pipe. Ensure that the
straps are aligned parallel
with each other and in the
tension direction of the
support.
Insert the connecting part
(eye nut, connecting lug)
designed for use in two-
bolt clamps between the
upper lugs before inserting
the bolt.
In the case of three-bolt
clamps, insert the eye
nut between the ends of
the long lugs afterwards;
tighten the upper, load-
bearing bolt until the lugs
are parallel, but no further.
After tightening, secure
the bolts with additional
nuts.
Grip clamps
(HGN, HGV)
Grip clamps are delivered
pre-assembled. For mount-
ing on the pipe, remove
the lower nuts from the
bow rods completely. Then
pull the bow rods out of
the lower retaining lug after
removing all attached
parts.
Then turn both pairs of
bow rods to the side. In
this position they can be
placed around the pipe.
Afterwards, insert the
loose bow rods back into
the corresponding holes in
the retaining lug. Now refit
the spacers, tab washers
and nuts which had been
removed beforehand.
Tighten all four nuts equally
until all parts fit snugly
around the pipe. When
tightening, make sure that
the lugs match up exactly
and are aligned with the
pipe axis.
Then mount the clevis
with the attached support
assembly on the upper
retaining lug.
The clamp can also be
hung on the clevis first if
the mounting process is
carried out in that way.
The bow rods must be
pretensioned in order to fit
the upper retaining lug
tightly around the pipe.
Then tighten the upper
nuts equally to the speci-
fied torque using a torque
wrench (see Ma in the
tables).
If a torque wrench is not
available, a preload can
also be applied by turning
all upper nuts through one
additional, complete turn.
Afterwards, secure all
nuts with tab washers.
Note for clamp installations:
The grip clamp has an additional hole in the upper
supporting lug for attaching a lifting device.
Mounting and loading of the support assembly is
thus easier and the pipe load can be relieved during
adjustment and repair work.
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Riser clamps
Formed clamps
(VBK)
First, connect both halves
of the clamp loosely with
the associated support
assembly on one side.
After placing both straps
around the pipe under-
neath the shear lugs, fix
the opposite side. Now
insert the bolts adjacent to
the pipe, making sure that
the spacers designed for
this position are placed
between the straps.
Screw on the nuts but do
not tighten them until the
straps have been aligned
with the pipe shear lugs in
such a way that they are
firmly seated.
Align the clamp straps by
shifting them slightly with
respect to each other and
by turning the turnbuckles
of the support assemblies.
Tighten the bolts adjacent
to the pipe such that the
straps cannot tilt with
respect to each other.
Tighten the bolts at the
ends of the straps until
the brackets are parallel
with each other.
Afterwards, secure all
bolts with locknuts.
Box-type clamps with
shear lug supports (VKK)
After slotting the end
plates into the clevises of
the two hanger assem-
blies, fit the side pieces to
these and insert but do
not tighten the retaining
screws.
Now slide the two halves
of the bearing plate on to
the side pieces and under-
neath the shear lugs until
they meet along the cen-
treline of the pipe. Make
sure they interlock with the
side pieces. Now fix the
bearing plate with the
screws supplied.
Finally, tighten the nuts of
the connecting screws
(standard tightening
torques).
Secure all screws with
tab washers or locknuts.
Using the turnbuckles of
the two hanger assemblies,
now fit the clamp around
the pipe shear lugs. Make
sure the clamp engages
evenly with all shear lugs;
after fitting, the clamp must
be positioned approxi-
mately at right-angles to
the axis of the pipe, pro-
vided the shear lugs have
been sufficiently accurately
fabricated. Otherwise, the
support for the shear lugs
must be re-machined.
Box-type clamps with
shear-bolt supports (VKR)
After slotting the end plates
into the clevises of the two
hanger assemblies, fit the
side pieces to these and
the shear pins at the same
time. Compensate for dif-
ferent positions of shear
pins and end plates by
means of the turnbuckles
of the two hanger assem-
blies.
Insert all connecting screws
and screw on but do not
tighten the nuts. If ten-
sion rods are included, in-
sert these and fit the nuts.
Finally, tighten the nuts
of the connecting screws
and then the tension rods
(standard tightening
torques).
Secure all screws with
tab washers or locknuts.
Using the turnbuckles of
the two hanger assem-
blies, now align the clamp
until its is approximately at
right-angles to the axis of
the pipe. Make sure the
shear pins engage evenly.

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Pipe hangers and supports including accessories

Pipe hangers and supports including accessories

pipe supports as required

variable spring and constant hangers in district heating systems

variable spring and constant hangers in thermal power stations

variable spring and constant hangers in major power stations

variable spring and constant hangers in industrial plants

0.5 500 50 500

variable spring hangers/variable spring supports

variable spring hangers/variable spring supports

variable spring hangers/variable spring supports

variable spring hanger with double lug Series FHD

variable spring hanger Series FHG

variable spring hanger with continuous tie rod Series FHS

variable spring support

sway support Series FSG

bracket MBS for on-site connections and for connecting to clamp.

bracket MBS (see below).

bracket (with bolt) Series MBS

double hanger with trapeze

constant hangers/constant supports

constant hangers/constant supports

constant hangers/constant supports

constant hangers/constant supports

hot-dip galvanized (limited)/2

welding lug for constant hanger Series ZLK

square plate with hardened spherical washer Series ZPK

clamping lug for constant hanger Series ZKK

clevis with bolt Series

rod coupling Series

eye nut Series

threaded rod (right-hand thread) Series

threaded rod (left-/right-hand thread) Series

intermediate piece for spring support Series ZZF

intermediate piece for constant support Series ZZK

trapeze Series ZTN

Correction factor K for ferritic materials

pipe clamps with standard

horizontal pipe clamps

two-bolt clamps, normal Series HZN

three-bolt clamps, normal Series HDN

two-bolt clamps, medium Series HZV

three-bolt clamps, medium Series HDV

two-bolt clamps, heavy-duty Series HZS

three-bolt clamps, heavy-duty Series HDS

connecting lugs, normal (for HZN) Series ZVN

Verbindungslasche, medium (for HZV) Series ZVV

connecting lugs, heavy-duty (for HZS) Series ZVS

grip clamps, normal Series HGN

grip clamps, medium Series HGV

U-type clamp, normal Series HBN

U-type clamp, medium Series HBV

U-type clamp, heavy-duty Series HBS

alternating load clamp Series MSN

alternating load clamp Series MSN

alternating load clamp Series MSN

box-type clamp shear pin support

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