Clipping systems for compressed air pipework

Compressed air systems are generally clipped to either the ceiling or internal walls of the building. A suspended compressed air ringmain is hung via screwed rod normally using a G-clamp (pictured) to fix to a roof purling. When clipping to a wall a backplate is used to give a secure and firm fixing. In many cases it is advisable to run the main header pipework at high level, this avoids knocks and bumps from things like forklifts.



Slotted strut is sometimes used to offer a firmer fixing or to run multiple lines tidily around a building.

In the past we have collaborated with electricians to run pipework and electrics together with overhead fluorescent lighting hanging below the compressed air and extraction pipework.

In conclusion every compressed air installation is different and each one needs careful planning. For further information and advice please contact us.