Beam Clamps for Rigging and Lifting: Choosing an Anchor Point
Quick answer: A rigging clamp creates a certified anchor point on existing structural steel without drilling or welding it. LNA offers two, and the choice is decided by the steel, not the load. For an open flange, the BeamClamp Adjustable Rigging Clamp self-adjusts across flange widths from 4 to 24 inches and flange thicknesses from…
Beam Clamp vs. Welding: Why Engineers Choose BeamClamp® for Retrofit Steel
Table of contents Why should retrofit crews choose beam clamps instead of welding? What is a BeamClamp? How does welding compare in retrofit work? Why choose beam clamps over welding for retrofits? Are beam clamps safe and reliable? When are beam clamps the best choice? How do you install beam clamps in retrofit projects? FAQs…
Bolt Certifications Explained: What ICC, DIBt, and Lloyd’s Approvals Actually Mean for Structural Connections
Not all bolts are equal. Some get approved. Others get rejected. Big difference when your building’s on the line. If you’re working with steel-to-steel connections, certifications aren’t just helpful, they’re essential. Whether it’s passing inspection or proving to engineers that your solution holds up under pressure, third-party approvals do a lot of heavy lifting. And…
