Includes cast iron Anvil pipe supports with or without yoke to cradle and support a pipe during or after installation. Feature cast-iron reducers, locknut nipples, steel yokes and nuts, and cast-iron saddles, and can handle a maximum load of 3800 lb
Includes seamless / welded Anvil pipe nipples for high-pressure oil, water, steam or gas applications. Feature steel construction and are available in different lengths, connection types and inside diameters
UL listed and FM approved pipe hangers and clamps that can handle loads up to 11500 lb. Available in iron / steel variants in different lengths
Used to provide support to the pipe by transmitting load to the adjacent structure. Feature carbon steel / galvanised steel / malleable iron construction and are available in multiple lengths to fit pipes of different sizes
Cast iron pipe supports designed to suspend pipes from single and double rods. Feature an adjustable socket for vertical adjustment to avoid turning due to vibration, and have a maximum load capacity of 2100 lb
Class 125 / 150 / 300 / 3000 / 6000 black-coated pipe fittings that can withstand a maximum pressure of 3000 psi. Feature NPT / flange / threaded / socket weld connections and iron / steel construction. Ideal for low-pressure oil, water, gas or steam applications
Includes galvanised steel / galvanised malleable iron bushings, caps, couplings, extensions, elbows, tees, reducers, head plugs, unions, return bends and crosses. Commonly used in shipbuilding, semiconductor, petrochemical, chemical and paper industries
The company's catalogue includes pipe supports, pipe fittings, couplings, valves, seismic braces, pipe hangers & supports, fabrication equipment, sprinkle piping and struts. The brand's C-clamps fasten to the flanged edge of a structural beam. They give an offset from the beam when space is required between the threaded rod and the beam. These Anvil clamps are available in plain and galvanised finish variants and are suitable for both indoor & outdoor settings. Anvil pipe supports suspend pipes from double or single rods that can move horizontally or longitudinally due to contraction or expansion. They are suitable for heating, plumbing and electrical applications. They cradle or support a pipe, transferring the weight of the pipe to a supporting base. Furthermore, these Anvil pipe supports are available in carbon steel and cast iron construction variants for increased durability and compression strength, respectively. Anvil pipe fittings like street elbows provide a 45-degree turn in pipe and conduits. They can handle temperatures as low as -65 degrees F and as high as 250 degrees F. These fittings are galvanised for corrosion resistance.
These supports are ideal for cryogenic and cold temperature piping applications. They feature multilayered insulation having a ship lapped design that consists of offset longitudinal & stepped radial ...Read more
Owing to expansion, they allow pipe movement within the support and minimise problems like displacement, rotation & thermal insulation damage. These shields accommodate the mobility of the pipe within...Read more
They are made of 18 gauge galvanised steel for structural rigidity and attached to pipe hangers without pre-fabrication or tack welding processes. These units can be easily locked with bent tabs which are wrapped around the side of the clevis hanger. As a result, they hold the insulation shield tightly in place during installation.
Anvil has its headquarters in Exeter, ew Hampshire, where it manufactures plumbing, piping and HVAC products.
The thickness can be measured by multiplying the ratio of the insulation material conductivity to the surface coefficient.
Anvil pipe saddles distribute the pipe's load caused by pressure, weight, temperature and other events to a supporting foundation.
To choose the right Anvil pipe fitting, consider factors like the type of fluid being transported, the operating pressure and temperature, pipe size and material compatibility.
Socket weld fittings are welded to the pipe using a socket and are used for higher-pressure applications. Threaded fittings, on the other hand, have threads that allow them to be screwed onto the pipe without welding and are suitable for lower-pressure systems.
