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…
C Style Beam Clamps: Hanger Clamps vs. Structural Clamps
Quick Answer: Two very different products share the name “C style beam clamp.” The first is a small set-screw hanger clamp used to hang threaded rod for pipe, conduit, and HVAC supports. The second is a structural C clamp, like the BeamClamp® Type BL from LNA Solutions, used to clamp steel sections directly together with…
Blind Bolts for Structural Steel: A Buyer’s Guide
Quick Answer: Blind bolts are structural fasteners that install entirely from one side of a connection. They are the standard method for bolting to Hollow Structural Sections (HSS), where the inside of the tube cannot be reached. Blind bolts install with basic hand tools, require no welding or on-site drilling of the supported structure, and…
How to Select the Right BeamClamp for Wide Flange Beams
Wide flange beams are a staple in structural steel construction. Their strength and efficiency make them a go-to choice for everything from commercial buildings to industrial frameworks. But connecting them presents a challenge: how do you create a secure joint without resorting to welding or drilling? BeamClamps provide a reliable answer. By fastening directly to…
What Size BoxBolt Do I Need? | Quick Sizing Guide from LNA Solutions
Not sure which BoxBolt size to choose? You’re not alone. Whether you’re working with hollow structural sections or need a fast, no-weld solution, picking the right BoxBolt matters. In this quick guide, we’ll break down everything you need to know, clamping ranges, bolt diameters, hole sizes, and more, so you can spec your connection with…
Top 5 Beam Clamp Types and Their Best Use Cases
Looking for steel-to-steel connections that don’t involve welding or drilling? LNA BeamClamp offers a smarter, safer way to connect structural steel, fast. This post breaks down the five top-performing clamp types available from LNA Solutions, and when to use them. Whether you’re working with sloped flanges, unknown dimensions, or high-load environments, there’s a BeamClamp that…
Everything You Need to Know About I Beam Clamps
Looking for a secure way to connect steel sections without torching holes or striking an arc? I beam clamps offer a no-drill, no-weld solution that saves time and avoids hot work permits. These clamps grip directly onto flanges, making them ideal for field installs, structural upgrades, or temporary rigging. Let’s break it all down. Table…
Steel Connections Without Welding or Drilling: The Smarter Way to Build
Table of Contents Why Steel Connections Need to Evolve What Makes LNA Solutions Different BeamClamp: The No-Weld, No-Drill Solution Understanding BeamClamp Loads and Design BoxBolt: Blind Connections Made Easy Steel Flooring Connections with GrateFix and FloorFix Real-World Applications and Projects FAQs Why Steel Connections Need to Evolve Drilling and welding have been the go-to methods…
Top 5 Mistakes to Avoid When Installing BoxBolts
BoxBolts make blind steel connections a breeze—no welding, no access to the back side required. But just because they simplify things doesn’t mean you can rush the job. Installation mistakes happen all the time, and they can compromise safety, performance, and your project timeline. So let’s walk through the five most common errors people make…
