Kee Klamp

Kee Klamp structural pipe fittings are manufactured in steel and aluminum. The simple but effective engineering principle of the Kee Klamp fitting is the foundation of one of the most versatile pipe connection system available. There are many variations of fittings to suit a wide range of applications, thus providing the versatility to a wide range structural configuration. Kee Klamp is a registered trademark to Kee Safety Limited, in Canada and Kee Safety Incorporated, in the United States

Kee Klamp fittings are cast iron castings manufactured to the requirements of ASTM A47-77-32510. A range of fittings to suit eight sizes of pipe is available. A simple hex key is the only tool required to assemble a strong, rigid joint. A recessed set screw, tightened by the hex key, firmly locks the pipe into the fitting. Set screws are manufactured in case hardened steel and are protected against corrosion.

History

Back in 1934, the Kee Klamp fitting was invented as a means to quickly and economically assemble cattle milking stalls.

Uses

; Handrails; Safety Barriers; Retail Displays; Playground Construction; DIY Material

External links

* [http://www.keeklamp.com/ "Kee Klamp" Global Site]

Distributors

* [http://www.simplifiedbuilding.com/ "Simplified Building Concepts"]
* [http://www.mantechengineering.com/ "Mantech Engineering (UK)"]