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New materials expand clamp options

A Stauff Anglia product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jan 11, 2007

Stauff Anglia, the regional outlet for Stauff UK based in Wymondham, Norfolk, is now handling the full range of the latest Stauff clamp products.

Stauff Anglia, the regional outlet for Stauff UK based in Wymondham, Norfolk, is now handling the full range of the latest Stauff clamp products.

The widely used standard ranges of single, double and multiple mounted clamps in polypropylene, Ultramid and aluminium; have recently been substantially added to with the introduction of new materials aimed at specialist markets and applications.

The most significant is the PPAC material which offers real protection against the problems of crevice corrosion on stainless steel tubing.

Working with major oil companies, Stauff has developed this product primarily for offshore rig applications, but it is equally valid for other salt water and marine uses.

Other developments include: PPDA another significant material, developed in conjunction with the UK MoD for fire preventive applications; Hi-Clean sanitary clamps for use in the food, pharmaceutical and process industries, with special surface contours for maximum cleanliness and three different materials for different applications; and RAP-MGR multiple mounting plates for variable size clamps.

The changes that be can rung throughout the combination of materials and construction pieces including stainless steel metalwork, means virtually all tube and pipe supporting and clamping needs can be met from standard range products from 6 to 406mm to suit every industry application, no matter how hazardous.

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