Description
This anti-seismic bracket wholesale listing covers galvanized carbon steel pipe brackets for water pipes, cables and air ducts. The listing shows six side and two-way variants, and it says the brackets support customization. Distributors and contractors that buy building supports in volume can source them through GoodsAxis.
What the anti-seismic bracket wholesale listing covers
The product name describes side, longitudinal and two-way brackets for fire water pipes, ducts and air ducts. The type is steel pipe bracket, and the material is carbon steel. In addition, the listing gives strength level 8.8 and product grade A.
In general, an anti-seismic support braces pipework and ductwork against movement in an earthquake. Side and two-way types generally restrain different directions, so confirm which one your design calls for. The image is a rendering of a white duct held by strut-channel hangers and an angled brace.
Product Specifications
Type: Steel pipe bracket
Material: Carbon steel
Surface treatment: Hot-dip galvanizing, electro-galvanizing
Strength level: 8.8
Whether to support customization: Yes
Product grade: A
Applicable industries: Construction industry, rail transit equipment manufacturing, communication equipment manufacturing, general equipment manufacturing, new energy battery manufacturing, electronic device manufacturing, medical device manufacturing
Specification: Water pipe side DN-65-T, Water pipe two-way DN-65-T, Bridge side 200-T, Cable two-way 200-TL, Duct side 500-T, Duct bidirectional 500-TL
Six listed variants
The variant names mention water pipe, bridge, cable and duct. For example, the water pipe variants carry the code DN-65, the bridge and cable variants carry 200, and the duct variants carry 500. However, the listing does not explain these codes or what bridge refers to. Therefore, ask us to confirm what each code and name means for your project before you order.
Hot-dip or electro-galvanized finish
The listing names two surface treatments, hot-dip galvanizing and electro-galvanizing. In general, hot-dip galvanizing dips steel in molten zinc and gives a thicker coating. Electro-galvanizing uses an electric current to deposit a thinner zinc layer. Because the listing does not say which variant has which finish, ask us to confirm the finish for the variant you want.
Industries and custom requests
The listing names industries from construction and rail transit to communication equipment and medical device manufacturing. It also says customization is available, so describe any special duct size or fixing layout in your inquiry and ask what is possible.
How an anti-seismic bracket wholesale order works
Because quantity, specification and destination all affect the cost, we give no list price. Begin with your inquiry list: add the brackets there, or request a free quote. Also name the variant, the finish you expect, your quantity and your destination. Next, we email a quote within 12–24 hours, with pricing and lead time for your exact order. Finally, read how sourcing works to see the whole process.
For general background on hot-dip and electro-galvanized zinc coatings, see this overview of galvanization.
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