Unistrut Metal Framing Catalogue
Unistrut Metal Framing Catalogue
Unistrut Metal Framing Catalogue
METAL FRAMING
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THE MOST COMPLETE METAL FRAMING SYSTEM
P1000®
STRUT SYSTEMS
STRUT SYSTEMS
STRUT SIZE: 41mm x 41mm
MATERIAL THICKNESS: 2.5MM 15
P2000
STRUT SIZE: 41mm x 41mm
MATERIAL THICKNESS: 1.6mm 16
P3300
STRUT SIZE: 41mm x 22mm
MATERIAL THICKNESS: 2.5mm 17
P4000
STRUT SIZE: 41mm x 21mm
MATERIAL THICKNESS: 1.6mm 18
P5500
STRUT SIZE: 41mm x 62mm
MATERIAL THICKNESS: 2.5mm 19
COMBINATIONS
STRUT SIZE: VARIES
MATERIAL THICKNESS: 2.5mm 20-22
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THE ORIGINAL STRUT SYSTEM
ADJUSTABLE, DEMOUNTABLE, REUSABLE Spring nut is inserted
anywhere along
continuous slot.
Rounded nut ends
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permit easy insertion.
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STRUT SELECTION CHART
STRUT SIZE 41 X 41 41 X 41 41 X 22 41 X 21 41 X 62
MATERIAL THICKNESS 2.5mm 1.6mm 2.5mm 1.6mm 2.5mm
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Standard Strut Length: 6 metres Material Finishes: Strut: Plain, Heavy Duty Galvanised, Stainless Steel. Strut Nuts: Zinc Plated, Heavy Duty Galvanised, Stainless Steel www.unistrut.co.nz
STRUT - GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
FRAMING MEMBERS FINISHES
Strut and continuous inserts are accurately and carefully All Strut is available in Plain, Heavy Duty Galvanised,
cold formed to size from low carbon strip steel. The Galvabond and Polyester finishes.
Strut has a continuous slot with inturned edges. Secure Plain - Plain finish on Unistrut® Strut is an oiled finish that is
STRUT SYSTEMS
attachments may be made to the framing member with the applied to the raw material by the steel mill. The cold rolling
use of hardened, toothed, grooved nuts which engage the process used to form Unistrut® Strut removes the excess of
inturned edges. this oil and the residue provides a modicum of protection for
the channel in storage. The plain finish on Unistrut® fittings is
FITTINGS
that of the commercial bar stock input material. No surface
The fittings, unless noted otherwise, are punch press treatment is applied to plain finish fittings.
formed from low carbon steel plates or strip.
Galvabond Strut - Input material is supplied by the steel mill
STRUT NUTS generally in accordance with AS1397 having a coating class
The Unistrut® nuts are produced from steel bars and after of Z275. The material is slit to width and roll formed to shape.
all manufacturing operations are completed, zinc plated Powder Coated - Strut and parts are carefully cleaned and
nuts are case hardened. They are rectangular with the phosphated. Immediately after phosphating, a uniform coat
ends so shaped as to permit a quarter turn crosswise in of thermosetting polyester powder is electrostatically applied
the framing member after inserting through the slotted then baked. Minimum coating thickness to exterior surfaces is
opening in the Strut and to prevent any further turning of 50 microns. The polyester coating is ultra-violet stabilised.
the nut. Two serrated grooves in the top of the nut engage Heavy Duty Galvanised - Coatings are applied generally
the inturned edges of the Strut and after bolting operations in accordance with AS/NZS4680. The thickness of the
are completed, will prevent any longitudinal movement of coating is dependent on the material thickness of the
the bolt and nut within the framing member. All bolts and component being galvanised. It should be noted that due
nuts have ISO metric coarse screw threads. to the galvanising process, the thickness of the coating will
vary over the surface and should be taken into account during
MASSES AND DIMENSIONS component assembly. It may be necessary to remove excess
Masses given for all material are approximate shipping buiId-up prior to use.
weights. All dimensions subject to commercial tolerance Zinc Plated - Fittings and components are electroplated
variations. generally in accordance with AS1789. Fasteners are
Material electroplated generally in accordance with AS1897 Service
Condition 1.
All single Unistrut® Strut members are accurately and
carefully rolled from strip steel to AS1594 and AS1365. Stainless Steel - Unistrut® stainless steel Strut is
manufactured from Grade 316 stainless steel. The material
Spot-welded combination members are welded 100mm
is slit to width and roll formed to shape. Grade 316 stainless
(maximum) on centre. Some members may require fillet
steel has excellent corrosion resistance and has advantages
welding.
over grade 304 stainless steel,
Standard Lengths such as:
Standard lengths of the above Strut are 6m. Facilities are • Resistance to pitting and crevice corrosion in chloride
available to cut standard lengths into any special lengths environments.
for a small cutting charge. Custom lengths and custom • Superior resistance to ordinary rusting in most applications.
products are non-returnable and non-refundable.
• Regularly used in aggressive coastal and marine
Section Shape environments.
The roll forming process used by Unistrut® produces • Highly recommended for food processing environments
a consistent Strut within the manufacturing tolerance where it can be easily cleaned and has a greater resistance
allowed. The process includes stresses within the section to organic and inorganic chemical substances.
itself which are released when the Strut is cut. This Aluminium - Unistrut® aluminium Struts are manufactured
creates a common condition known as “Bellmouth” where from high strength alloy 6106-T6 for all extruded components
the section deforms slightly for a small distance in from and 5005 for sheet or plate components. These alloys are
the end. suitable for marine applications and offer excellent all round
corrosion resistance.
Specific Coating - When specific applications require
other commercially available finishes, they can be supplied
according to specification. Custom products are non-
returnable and non-refundable.
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STRUT - GENERAL ENGINEERING DATA
BEAMS & COLUMNS LOADS
Notes to Table Beam Loads
Note 1: Loads are governed by shear or web crippling. The loads and deflections shown are based on simply
Note 2: For uniform beam working loads asymmetric supported beams uniformly loaded.
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UNISTRUT® PICTORIAL INDEX
STRUT SYSTEMS - STRUT
STRUT SYSTEMS
P1000® [PL/GB/HG] P1000T [PL/GB/HG] P2000 [PL/GB/HG] P2000T [PL/GB/HG] P3300 [PL/GB/HG] P3300T [PL/GB/HG] P4000 [PL/GB/HG]
P4000T [PL/GB/HG] P5500 [PL/GB/HG] P5500T [PL/GB/HG] P1001 [PL/GB/HG] P2001 [PL/GB/HG] P3301 [PL/GB/HG] P4001 [PL/GB/HG]
P2860-10 – P2240,
P5501 [PL/GB/HG] P1184 P4240, P5580 STRUT END
CAPS – PLASTIC
PG. 22 PG. 23 PG. 23
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UNISTRUT® PICTORIAL INDEX
STRUT NUTS AND HARDWARE
STRUT SYSTEMS
FOR P1000® & P2000 FOR P3300 & P4000 FOR P5500 STUD NUT - P2378M6-1 FOR P1000® & P2000 FOR P3300 & P4000 FOR P5500
STRUT NUTS, WITH SPRINGS STRUT NUTS, WITH SPRINGS STRUT NUTS, WITH SPRINGS TO P2381M12-5 STRUT NUTS, NO SPRINGS STRUT NUTS, NO SPRINGS STRUT NUTS, NO SPRINGS
FIXTURE STUD NUT - STUD BOLT - USB045 TO HEX HEAD SET SCREWS PAN HEAD SCREWS COUNTERSUNK HEAD CONE POINT SET SCREW SLOTTED HEX HEAD SET
P3116 USB102 SCREW SCREWS
HEXAGON NUTS FLAT WASHERS SPRING WASHERS SHAKEPROOF LOCK UNIROD STEEL ROD COUPLERS SWIVEL NUT
WASHER THREADED ROD
STRUT FITTINGS
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UNISTRUT® PICTORIAL INDEX
STRUT FITTINGS (CONT.)
STRUT SYSTEMS
P1033 P1034 P1035 P1357 P1359 P2101 & P2103 P1546, P2095, P2097
PG. 38 PG. 38 PG. 38 PG. 38 PG. 38 PG. 38 PG. 38
P2072A P2072S1
PG. 40 PG. 40
P2233 & P2234 P2663-250 TO P2663-700 P1075-8 PCL150 TO PCL900 P2513 TO P2516 P2513A TO P2516A P2542 TO P2546
PG. 41 PG. 41 PG. 41 PG. 41 PG. 42 PG. 42 CANTILEVER
PG. 42 BRACKETS AND ADJUST
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BEAM CLAMPS
STRUT SYSTEMS
P2676 P2676 - SWIVEL NUT P2677 P2682 P1386 P1379 P2785 & P2786
PG. 44 PG. 44 PG. 44 PG. 44 PG. 44 PG. 44 PG. 45
P2749 / P2749N P2750 / P2750N P2751 / P2751N P2950 P1834 – TROLLEY SUPPORT P1834A – TROLLEY SUPPORT
PG. 46 PG. 46 PG. 46 PG. 46 PG. 46 PG. 46
P2552 P3016
WIRE RETAINER [FIBRE] TRUNKING NUTS
P2377 - SPLICE FITTING P2902 - TWO WAY P2901 - THREE WAY P2903 - FOUR WAY P2900 - ONE WAY PG. 47 PG. 48
PG. 47 PG. 47 PG. 47 PG. 47 PG. 47
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P1000®
P1000® PL/GB/HG X Y
41.3
22.2 Y X
STRUT SYSTEMS
7.1 A - 330mm2
23.6 kg/m - 2.59kg/m
41.3 I x-x = 0.069 10 6mm4
X
Z x-x = 2.920 103mm3
17.7 r x-x = 14.5mm
I y-y = 0.092 10 6mm4
Y Z y-y = 4.451 103mm3
r y-y = 16.7mm
Mass: 2.59kg/m
F
L(mm) Material
Part No. Length
F(kN) Thickness
Fmax(kN) f fmax(mm)
250 14.83 0.22 45.51 P1000-PL 2.5mm 6m
500 7.42 0.87 36.84 P1000-GB 2.5mm 6m
750 4.94 1.97 28.22 P1000-HG 2.5mm 6m
1000 3.71 3.50 21.44
1250 2.97 5.46 16.42
1500 2.47 7.87 13.20
1750 2.12 (2) 10.71 11.00
2000 1.85 (2) 13.99 9.35
2250 1.65 (2)) 17.70 8.05
2500 1.48 (2) 21.85 7.01
2750 1.35 (2) 26.44 6.14
3000 1.24 (2) 31.47 - (2) See Note 2 Page 10
STRUT
P1000T PL/GB/HG 41.3
X Y
22.2
Y X
7.1
23.6 A - 295mm2
kg/m - 2.32kg/m
41.3 X I x-x = 0.059 10 6mm4
17.7 Z x-x = 2.698 103mm3
r x-x = 14.1mm
I y-y = 0.091 10 6mm4
Y Z y-y = 4.423 103mm3
Slots 14 wide x 28 long r y-y = 17.6mm
at 50mm centres (approx.) Mass: 2.32kg/m
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P2000
X Y 41.3 PL/GB/HG P2000
22.2
Y X
7.1
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A - 228mm2 22.8
kg/m - 1.79 kg/m 41.3
I x-x = 0.052 10 6mm4 X
Z x-x = 2.297 103mm3 18.5
r x-x = 15.2mm
I y-y = 0.065 10 6mm4
Z y-y = 3.143 103mm3 Y
r y-y = 16.9mm
Mass: 1.79kg/m
X Y
41.3 Slots 11 wide x 28 long
PL/GB/HG P2000T
at 50mm centres (approx.)
Y X 22.2
A - 206mm2 7.1
kg/m - 1.62kg/m 22.8
I x-x = 0.045 10 6mm4 41.3
X
Z x-x = 2.136 103mm3
18.5
r x-x = 14.7mm
I y-y = 0.065 10 6mm4
Z y-y = 3.125 103mm3
Y
r y-y = 17.7mm
Mass: 1.62kg/m
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P3300
P3300 PL/GB/HG 41.3
X Y
22.2 Y X
STRUT SYSTEMS
7.1 A - 232mm2
13.3 kg/m - 1.82 kg/m
22.2
X I x-x = 0.013 10 6mm4
8.9 Z x-x = 0.999 103mm3
r x-x = 7.6mm
I y-y = 0.055 10 6mm4
Y
Z y-y = 2.661 103mm3
r y-y = 15.4mm
Mass: 1.82kg/m
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L(mm) Material
Part No. Length
F(kN) Thickness
Fmax(kN) f fmax(mm)
250 5.52 0.42 34.88 P3300-PL 2.5mm 6m
500 2.76 1.68 27.76 P3300-GB 2.5mm 6m
750 1.84 3.79 19.42 P3300-HG 2.5mm 6m
1000 1.38 6.74 12.08
1250 1.10 10.53 7.90
1500 0.92 15.16 5.56
1750 0.79 (2) 20.63 -
2000 0.69 (2) 26.95 -
2250 0.61 (2) 34.11 -
2500 0.55 (2) 42.11 -
2750 0.50 (2) 50.95 -
3000 0.46 (2) 60.63 - (2) See Note 2 Page 10
STRUT
P3300T PL/GB/HG 41.3
X Y
22.2 Y X
Slots 14 wide x 28 long
at 50mm centres (approx.)
7.1 A - 197mm2
13.3 kg/m - 1.55kg/m
22.2
X I x-x = 0.011 10 6mm4
8.9 Z x-x = 0.912 103mm3
r x-x = 7.5mm
I y-y = 0.054 10 6mm4
Y
Z y-y = 2.634 103mm3
r y-y = 16.6mm
Mass: 1.55kg/m
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P4000
X Y
41.3
PL/GB/HG P4000
Y X 22.2
STRUT SYSTEMS
A - 160mm2 6.4
kg/m - 1.26kg/m 12.3
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I x-x = 0.010 10 6mm4 X
8.7
Z x-x = 0.786 103mm3
r x-x = 7.8mm
Y
I y-y = 0.039 10 6mm4
Z y-y = 1.880 103mm3
r y-y = 15.6mm Mass: 1.26kg/m
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41.3
PL/GB/HG P4000T
Y X 22.2 Slots 11 wide x 28 long
at 50mm centres (approx.)
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kg/m - 1.08kg/m 6.4
12.3
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Z x-x = 0.729 103mm3 8.7
r x-x = 7.6mm
I y-y = 0.038 10 6mm4 Y
Z y-y = 1.862 103mm3
r y-y = 16.7mm
Mass: 1.08kg/m
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P5500
P5500 PL/GB/HG 41.3 X Y
22.2
Y X
7.1
STRUT SYSTEMS
34.3
A - 433mm2
61.9 kg/m - 3.40 kg/m
X
I x-x = 0.197 10 6mm4
27.6 Z x-x = 5.730 103mm3
r x-x = 21.3mm
I y-y = 0.131 10 6mm4
Y Z y-y = 6.328 103mm3
r y-y = 17.4mm
Mass: 3.40kg/m
STRUT
P5500T PL/GB/HG 41.3 X Y
22.2
Y X
Slots 14 wide x 28 long 7.1
at 50mm centres (approx.) 34.3 A - 398mm2
61.9 kg/m - 3.12kg/m
X
I x-x = 0.170 10 6mm4
27.6 Z x-x = 5.322 103mm3
r x-x = 20.7mm
I y-y = 0.130 10 6mm4
Y Z y-y = 6.300 103mm3
r y-y = 18.1mm
Mass: 3.12kg/m
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COMBINATION STRUTS
X Y 41.3 PL/GB/HG P1001
Y X
STRUT SYSTEMS
A - 660mm2
kg/m - 5.18kg/m 82.6 X
I x-x = 0.318 10 6mm4
Z x-x = 7.711 103mm3
r x-x = 22.0mm
I y-y = 0.184 10 6mm4
Z y-y = 8.902 103mm3
r y-y = 16.7mm Y
Mass: 5.18kg/m
A - 462mm2
kg/m - 3.58 kg/m 82.6 X
I x-x = 0.261 10 6mm4
Z x-x = 6.321 103mm3
r x-x = 23.8mm
I y-y = 0.131 10 6mm4
Z y-y = 6.367 103mm3 Y
r y-y = 16.9mm
Mass: 3.58kg/m
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COMBINATION STRUTS
P3301 PL/GB/HG 41.3
X Y
Y X
STRUT SYSTEMS
A - 465mm2
X kg/m - 3.64kg/m
44.4 I x-x = 0.063 10 6mm4
Z x-x = 2.841 103mm3
r x-x = 11.6mm
I y-y = 0.110 10 6mm4
Y Z y-y = 5.329 103mm3
Mass: 3.64kg/m r y-y = 15.4mm
STRUT
P4001 PL/GB/HG 41.3
X Y
Y X
A - 320mm2
X kg/m - 2.52 kg/m
42.0
I x-x = 0.044 10 6mm4
Z x-x = 2.082 103mm3
r x-x = 11.7mm
Y I y-y = 0.078 10 6mm4
Z y-y = 3.764 103mm3
Mass: 2.52kg/m r y-y = 15.6mm
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COMBINATION STRUTS
X Y
41.3
PL/GB/HG P5501
Y X
STRUT SYSTEMS
A - 867mm2 123.8 X
kg/m - 6.80kg/m
I x-x = 1.052 10 6mm4
Z x-x = 16.990 103mm3
r x-x = 34.8mm
I y-y = 0.261 10 6mm4
Z y-y = 12.662 103mm3
r y-y = 17.4mm Y
Mass: 6.80kg/m
OPTIONAL COMBINATIONS
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STRUT ACCESSORIES
P1184 – PLASTIC CLOSURE STRIP (UV STABILISED)
Standard Length: 3m
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STRUT SYSTEMS
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41
STRUT
41
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For P1000® & P2000 Strut For P3300 & P4000 Strut For P5500 Strut Typical Installation
Mass: 0.70kg/100 Mass: 0.40kg/100 Mass: 1.2kg/100
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STRUT - SPECIAL METALS
STAINLESS 316 STRUT
P1000-SS P3300-SS
STRUT SYSTEMS
P1000® P3300
41.3 x 41.3 41.3 x 22.2
2.5mm thick 2.5mm thick
Note: P2000 and P4000 profiles available in stainless steel, made to order.
ALUMINIUM STRUT
STRUT - SPECIAL METALS
P2000-AL P4000-AL
Part No. Material Mass
Length kg/m
P2000-AL 6m 0.77mm
P4000-AL 6m 0.58mm
P2000 P4000
41.3 x 41.3 41.3 x 20.6
P2001 P4001
41.3 x 82.6 41.3 x 41.3
LOADING DATA
Approximate beam load capacities for Strut sections may be obtained from the engineering data Nut pullout strength and resistance to slip for sections may be obtained from the engineering data
sections in this catalogue. Multiply data by the following percentages: sections in this catalogue. Multiply data by the following percentages:
Material Load Factor Material Slip Percentage Factor Pullout Percentage Factor
Extruded Aluminium 33% Extruded Aluminium 75% 50%
UNISTRUT® FITTINGS: Some fittings, as shown in this catalogue can be supplied in aluminium
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BEAM AND COLUMN LOADS
Notes to Table
Note 1: Loads are governed by shear or web crippling.
Note 2: For uniform beam working loads asymmetric sections are required to be adequately braced to prevent rotation and twist.
The table should be read in conjunction with ‘Notes on derivation of Structural Data’ page 10, and ‘How to use Load Tables’ pages 51-52.
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BEAMS & COLUMNS - P1000® STRUT & COMBINATION
Beam Span Uniform Deflection Max. Beam Span Uniform Deflection Max.
or Column Beam at Uniform Loading or Column Beam at Uniform Loading
Section Section
Unsupported Working Working of Unsupported Working Working of
Number Number
Height Load Load Column Height Load Load Column
mm kN mm kN mm kN mm kN
P1000 14.83 0.22 45.51 P1000 2.12 (2) 10.71 11.00
P1001 25.64 (1) 0.08 97.71 P1001 5.60 (2) 6.13 53.40
250 1750
P1001C41 25.64 (1) 0.04 195.70 P1001C41 12.09 6.13 123.36
P1003 17.46 0.15 78.01 P1003 2.49 7.25 37.16
P1000 7.42 0.87 36.84 P1000 1.85 (2) 13.99 9.35
P1001 19.58 0.50 94.09 P1001 4.90 (2) 8.01 44.21
500 2000
P1001C41 25.64 0.30 188.76 P1001C41 10.58 8.01 109.59
P1003 8.73 0.59 74.48 P1003 2.18 9.48 29.41
P1000 4.94 1.97 28.22 P1000 1.65 (2) 17.70 8.05
P1001 13.06 1.13 88.35 P1001 4.35 (2) 10.13 35.62
750 2250
P1001C41 25.64 1.02 178.34 P1001C41 9.41 10.13 96.41
P1003 5.82 1.33 68.94 P1003 1.94 11.99 23.24
P1000 3.71 3.50 21.44 P1000 1.48 (2) 21.85 7.01
P1001 9.79 2.00 80.90 P1001 3.92 (2) 12.51 28.85
1000 2500
P1001C41 21.16 2.00 165.65 P1001C41 8.47 (2) 12.51 83.93
P1003 4.36 2.37 61.87 P1003 1.75 14.81 18.82
P1000 2.97 5.46 16.42 P1000 1.35 (2) 26.44 6.14
P1001 7.83 3.13 72.23 P1001 3.56 (2) 15.14 23.85
STRUT
1250 2750
P1001C41 16.93 3.13 151.78 P1001C41 7.70 (2) 15.13 72.11
P1003 3.49 3.70 53.84 P1003 3.56 15.14 23.85
P1000 2.47 7.87 13.20 P1000 1.24 (2) 31.47 0.00
P1001 6.53 4.50 62.89 P1001 3.26 (2) 18.02 20.04
1500 3000
P1001C41 14.11 4.50 137.52 P1001C41 7.05 (2) 18.01 62.18
P1003 2.91 5.33 45.43 P1003 1.45 (2) 21.32 0.00
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BEAM & COLUMN - P2000 STRUT & COMBINATION
Beam Span Uniform Deflection Max. Beam Span Uniform Deflection Max.
or Column Beam at Uniform Loading or Column Beam at Uniform Loading
Section Section
Unsupported Working Working of Unsupported Working Working of
STRUT SYSTEMS
Number Number
Height Load Load Column Height Load Load Column
mm kN mm kN mm kN mm kN
P2000 10.30 0.20 32.92 P2000 1.73 (2) 11.54 5.56
250 P2001 11.78 (1) 0.05 70.84 1750 P2001 4.75 (2) 6.35 38.39
P2001C3 11.77 (1) 0.03 106.31 P2001C3 6.24 (2) 5.53 59.16
P2000 6.06 0.94 26.55 P2000 1.27 (2) 8.41 4.66
500 P2001 11.78 0.37 68.18 2000 P2001 3.48 (2) 4.63 31.77
P2001C3 11.77 (1) 0.24 101.69 P2001C3 4.01 (2) 3.97 58.18
P2000 4.04 2.12 19.21 P2000 1.35 (2) 19.07 4.02
750 P2001 11.09 1.17 63.96 2250 P2001 3.70 (2) 10.50 25.48
P2001C3 11.77 (2) 0.24 94.74 P2001C3 4.85 (2) 9.13 43.10
P2000 3.03 3.77 12.91 P2000 1.21 (2) 23.55 3.53
1000 P2001 8.32 2.07 58.50 2500 P2001 3.33 (2) 12.96 20.64
P2001C3 10.91 1.80 86.31 P2001C3 4.37 (2) 11.28 36.13
P2000 2.42 5.89 9.03 P2000 1.10 (2) 28.49 3.14
1250 P2001 6.65 3.24 52.15 2750 P2001 3.02 (2) 15.68 17.06
P2001C3 8.73 (2) 2.82 77.21 P2001C3 3.97 (2) 13.64 30.72
P2000 2.02 8.48 6.89 P2000 1.01 (2) 33.91 2.82
1500 P2001 5.54 4.67 45.32 3000 P2001 2.77 (2) 18.66 14.33
P2001C3 7.28 (2) 4.06 68.03 P2001C3 3.64 (2) 16.24 26.44
Note:
The table should be read in conjunction with ‘Notes on Derivation of Structural Data’ (page 10) and ‘How to use Load Tables’ (pages 51-52) in this Tab Section.
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BEAMS & COLUMNS - P3300 STRUT & COMBINATION
Beam Span Uniform Deflection Max. Beam Span Uniform Deflection Max.
or Column Beam at Uniform Loading or Column Beam at Uniform Loading
Unsupported Section Working Working of Section
Unsupported Working Working of
STRUT SYSTEMS
Height Number Load Load Column Number
Height Load Load Column
mm kN mm kN mm kN mm kN
P3300 5.52 0.42 34.88 P3300 0.79 (2) 20.63 0.00
250 1750
P3301 15.58 0.25 73.20 P3301 2.23 (2) 12.32 20.21
P3300 2.76 1.68 27.76 P3300 0.69 (2) 26.95 0.00
500 2000
P3301 7.79 1.01 67.32 P3301 1.95 (2) 16.09 15.47
P3300 1.84 3.79 19.42 P3300 0.61 (2) 34.11 0.00
750 2250
P3301 5.19 2.26 58.55 P3301 1.73 (2) 20.36 12.22
P3300 1.38 6.74 12.08 P3300 0.55 (2) 42.11 0.00
1000 2500
P3301 3.90 4.02 48.16 P3301 1.56 (2) 25.13 0.00
P3300 1.10 10.53 7.90 P3300 0.50 (2) 50.95 0.00
1250 2750
P3301 3.12 6.28 37.47 P3301 1.42 (2) 30.41 0.00
P3300 0.92 15.16 5.56 P3300 0.46 (2) 60.63 0.00
1500 3000
P3301 2.60 9.05 27.50 P3301 1.30 (2) 36.19 0.00
Note:
The table should be read in conjunction with ‘Notes on Derivation of Structural Data’ (page 10) and ‘How to use Load Tables’ (pages 51-52) in this Tab Section.
STRUT
kg/m I Z r I Z r
mm2 106mm4 103mm3 mm 106mm4 103mm3 mm Z - Section Modulus
P3300 1.82 232 0.013 0.999 7.6 0.055 2.661 15.4 r - Radius of Gyration
P3301 3.64 465 0.063 2.841 11.6 0.110 5.329 15.4 For Slip and Pullout Performance
details refer to this Tab Section.
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BEAM AND COLUMN LOADS
BEAM & COLUMN - P4000 STRUT & COMBINATION
Beam Span Uniform Deflection Max. Beam Span Uniform Deflection Max.
or Column Beam at Uniform Loading or Column Beam at Uniform Loading
Section Section
Unsupported Working Working of Unsupported Working Working of
STRUT SYSTEMS
Number Number
Height Load Load Column Height Load Load Column
mm kN mm kN mm kN mm kN
P4000 4.20 0.44 22.36 P4000 0.60 (2) 21.69 0.00
P4001 10.39 0.24 49.05 P4001 1.59 (2) 12.67 14.00
250 1750
P4003 11.16 (1) 0.06 73.53 P4003 4.30 (2) 8.35 26.45
P4002-1 4.71 0.25 51.41 P4002-1 0.67 12.10 0.00
P4000 2.10 1.77 16.30 P4000 0.52 (2) 28.33 0.00
P4001 5.55 1.03 45.24 P4001 1.39 (2) 16.54 10.72
500 2000
P4003 11.16 0.51 68.80 P4003 3.76 (2) 10.90 20.25
P4002-1 2.35 0.99 42.12 P4002-1 0.59 15.81 0.00
P4000 1.40 3.98 10.46 P4000 0.47 (2) 35.86 0.00
P4001 3.70 2.33 39.54 P4001 1.23 (2) 20.94 8.47
750 2250
P4003 10.02 1.53 62.23 P4003 3.34 (2) 13.80 16.01
P4002-1 2.35 0.99 42.12 P4002-1 0.52 20.01 0.00
P4000 1.05 7.08 6.54 P4000 0.42 (2) 44.27 0.00
P4001 2.78 4.14 32.74 P4001 1.11 (2) 25.85 0.00
1000 2500
P4003 7.52 2.73 53.62 P4003 3.01 (2) 17.04 12.97
P4002-1 1.18 3.95 18.99 P4002-1 0.47 24.70 0.00
P4000 0.84 11.07 4.54 P4000 0.38 (2) 53.57 0.00
P4001 2.22 6.46 25.69 P4001 1.01 (2) 31.28 0.00
1250 2750
P4003 6.01 4.26 44.23 P4003 2.73 (2) 20.61 0.00
P4002-1 0.94 6.18 12.16 P4002-1 0.43 29.89 0.00
P4000 0.70 (2) 15.94 3.35 P4000 0.35 (2) 63.57 0.00
P4001 1.85 (2) 9.31 19.06 P4001 0.93 (2) 37.22 0.00
STRUT
1500 3000
P4003 5.01 6.13 34.96 P4003 2.51 (2) 24.53 0.00
P4002-1 0.78 8.89 0.00 P4002-1 0.39 35.57 0.00
Note:
The table should be read in conjunction with ‘Notes on Derivation of Structural Data’ (page 10) and ‘How to use Load Tables’ (pages 51-52) in this Tab Section.
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BEAM AND COLUMN LOADS
BEAM & COLUMN - P5500 STRUT & COMBINATION
Beam Span Uniform Deflection Max. Beam Span Uniform Deflection Max.
STRUT SYSTEMS
or Column Beam at Uniform Loading or Column Beam at Uniform Loading
Section Section
Unsupported Working Working of Unsupported Working Working of
Number Number
Height Load Load Column Height Load Load Column
mm kN mm kN mm kN mm kN
P5500 27.04 0.14 57.03 P5500 3.08 (2) 11.59 8.72
250 2250
P5501 27.04 (1) 0.03 122.16 P5501 9.11 (2) 6.43 50.48
P5500 13.84 0.57 45.91 P5500 2.77 (2) 14.31 7.81
500 2500
P5501 27.04 (1) 0.21 118.17 P5501 8.20 (2) 7.93 41.04
P5500 9.23 1.29 33.78 P5500 2.52 (2) 17.31 7.06
750 2750
P5501 27.04 0.71 111.82 P5501 7.46 (2) 9.60 33.92
P5500 6.92 2.29 23.85 P5500 2.31 (2) 20.61 6.43
1000 3000
P5501 20.50 1.27 103.50 P5501 6.83 (2) 11.42 28.50
P5500 5.54 3.58 17.38 P5500 2.13 (2) 24.18 5.89
1250 3250
P5501 16.40 1.98 93.71 P5501 6.31 (2) 13.41 24.28
P5500 4.61 5.15 13.76 P5500 1.98 (2) 28.05 0.00
1500 3500
P5501 13.67 2.86 82.98 P5501 5.86 (2) 15.55 0.00
P5500 3.95 (2) 7.01 11.48 P5500 1.85 (2) 32.20 0.00
1750 3750
P5501 11.72 3.89 71.88 P5501 5.47 (2) 17.85 0.00
P5500 3.46 (2) 9.16 9.89 P5500 1.73 (2) 36.63 0.00
2000 4000
P5501 10.25 5.08 60.91 P5501 5.13 (2) 20.31 0.00
Note:
The table should be read in conjunction with ‘Notes on Derivation of Structural Data’ (page 10) and ‘How to use Load Tables’ (pages 51-52) in this Tab Section.
STRUT
ELEMENTS OF SECTION - P5500 STRUT & COMBINATION
Area of Axis XX Axis YY Note:
Mass
Part No. Section I Z r I Z r l - Moment of Inertia
kg/m mm2 106mm4 103mm3 mm 106mm4 103mm3 mm Z - Section Modulus
P5500 3.43 232 0.197 5.730 21.3 0.131 2.661 17.4 r - Radius of Gyration
P5501 6.86 465 1.052 16.990 34.8 0.261 5.329 17.4 For Slip and Pullout Performance
details refer to this Tab Section.
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CONCRETE INSERTS
Concrete Inserts are manufactured from standard Unistrut® Strut The point of the nail should be bent over to prevent lifting should the
sections. They may be installed in floors, walls or concealed for the vibrator make contact.
support of all kinds of piping, conduit, cable and other industrial Note: For P3300CI Concrete Insert, a 50mm long nail is recommended.
equipment. Unistrut® nuts can be inserted anywhere along the insert Steel Forms: Concrete Inserts are either track welded or wired to
providing a means of attaching fittings or hanger rods. reinforcement.
STRUT SYSTEMS
INSTALLING
CONCRETE INSERTS
1. INSTALL CONCRETE INSERT. 2. SCRAPE OUT FILLER. 3. INSERT STRUT NUT AND
ATTACH FITTING.
The Unistrut® concrete insert is firmly fixed to the concrete side of the form before pouring. When the forms are removed, the insert is ready for use. Brackets and other components
can be attached at any point of the continuous entry Strut.
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CONCRETE INSERTS
Standard Length: 3m or 6m
Mass: 2.80kg/m
21
P1000CI
Finish: Heavy Duty Galvanised.
Loading Data: The support capacity of any concrete insert depends
largely on the strength of the concrete used. Therefore, Atkore and Unistrut® 79
STRUT SYSTEMS
can not guarantee any particular load. 41
Recommended Pullout Loading*: Inserts 300mm and over 8.83kN
per 300mm.
Factor of Safety; Approximately 3 41
Design load based on 34mpa concrete
NOTE: Exercise care during installation - Do not bend lugs.
Lugs at 100mm centres
Standard Length: 3m or 6m
Mass: 1.94kg/m 21 P3300CI
Finish: Heavy Duty Galvanised.
Loading Data: The support capacity of any concrete insert depends
largely on the strength of the concrete used. Therefore, Atkore and 60
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Recommended Pullout Loading*: Inserts 300mm and over
6.37kN per 300mm. 41
Factor of Safety: Approximately 3
CONCRETE INSERTS
Design load based on 34mpa concrete
NOTE: Exercise care during installation - Do not bend lugs.
Lugs at 100mm centres
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CONCRETE INSERTS
P1000® INSERTS 41MM X 41MM
Maximum
Insert Length Minimum Spacing of Maximum Allowable
Allowable Point
mm Point Loads mm Uniform Load kN
Load kN
STRUT SYSTEMS
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STRUT NUTS
MATERIAL Threads: All threads on the nuts and bolts are metric coarse.
®
Unistrut spring nuts are manufactured from steel bars, and Design Bolt Torque: Refer to Engineering Data Page 47
after machining operations are completed, zinc plated nuts are Finishes: Nuts and bolts are zinc plated to Australian Standards
case hardened. Hardening assures positive biting action into the AS1897, selected sizes also available in heavy duty galvanised to
inturned edge of the Unistrut® Strut. Similar nuts without springs AS1214.
Stainless Steel: Grade 316 class 70
STRUT SYSTEMS
are also available. Strut nuts are manufactured by welding studs to
UNISTRUT® nuts except for USB series which are drop forged. Nuts
and bolts are manufactured to AS1111 & AS1112.
STRUT NUTS
ZP HG SS Kg/100
M6 P4006 P4006H P4006SS 3.2
M8 P4007 P4007H P4007SS 2.7
M10 P4008 P4008H P4008SS 4.1
M12 P4010 P4010H P4013SS 3.6 P4006/7/8/10 P4012S
M16 P4012S P4012SH P4012SS 5.1
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STRUT NUTS NO SPRINGS
P1000® & P2000 STRUT NUTS, NO SPRINGS
Size Part No. Part No. Part No. Mass
STRUT SYSTEMS
ZP HG SS Kg/100
M6 P3016 P3016MG P3016SS 1
M6 P3006 P3006H P3006SS 2.7
M8 P3007 P3007H P3007SS 2.7 P3006/7/8/13
M10 P3008 P3008H P3008SS 4.1
M12 P3010 P3010MG P3013SS 5
P1012
M16 P1012 P1012H - 9.1
P3016
P3010 P1012
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HARDWARE
HEX HEAD SET SCREWS PAN HEAD SCREWS COUNTERSUNK HEAD SCREW
Part No. Size Mass kg/100 Part No. Size Mass kg/100 Part No. Size Mass kg/100
HHS0620 M6 x 20 0.6 PHS0620 M6 x 20 0.6 CKS0615 M6 x 15 0.3
STRUT SYSTEMS
HHS0625 M6 x 25 0.7 PHS0625 M6 x 25 0.7 CKS0620 M6 x 20 0.4
HHS0630 M6 x 30 0.8 PHS0630 M6 x 30 0.8 CKS0820 M8 x 20 0.8
HHS0820 M8 x 20 1.2 PHS0825 M8 x 25 1.3 CKS1020 M10 x 20 1.3
HHS0825 M8 x 25 1.4
HHS0830 M8 x 30 1.5
HHS0840 M8 x 40 1.8
HHS1020 M10 x 20 1.9
HHS1025
HHS1030
M10 x 25
M10 x 30
2.1
2.5
CONE POINT SET SCREW SLOTTED HEX HEAD SET SCREWS
HHS1040 M10 x 40 3.0 Part No. Size Mass kg/100 Part No. Size Mass kg/100
HHS1224 M12 x 25 4.2
CPS1040 M10 x 40 2.3 SHS0620 M6 x 20 0.6
HHS1230 M12 x 30 4.5
CPS1240 M12 x 40 3.8 SHS0825 M8 x 25 1.2
HHS1240 M12 x 40 5.1
HHS1260 M12 x 60 7.5 CPS1250 M12 x 50 4.4 SHS0830 M8 x 30 1.3
HHS1640 M16 x 40 9.5
STRUT NUTS
HN08 M8 0.5 FW08 M8 0.1 SW08 M8 0.2
HN10 M10 0.8 FW10 M10 0.3 SW10 M10 0.3
HN12 M12 1.8 FW12 M12 0.4 SW12 M12 0.4
HN16 M16 3.3 FW16 M16 0.8 SW16 M16 0.6
HN20 M20 5.6 FW20 M20 0.9 SW20 M20 1.0
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FITTINGS - FLAT PLATE
MATERIAL DESIGN LOAD DATA
Unless otherwise noted, all fittings are punch press formed from Design load data, where shown, is based on the ultimate strength of
plate or strip steel. the connection with a safety factor of 2.5.
All product drawings illustrate only one application of each fitting. In Refer to Engineering Data page 47.
most cases many other applications are possible.
The members shown in the illustrations are P1000®, 41mm square, FINISHES
except where noted otherwise. All 14mm diameter holes use All fittings in this section are available in Heavy Duty Galvanised finish
M12 x 25 hex head set screws and M12 nuts - P1010, P4010 to Australian Standard AS1789. Other finishes available on request.
or P5510 - depending on the Strut used. Nuts and bolts are not
included with the fitting and must be ordered seperately.
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STRUT FITTINGS
186 234
91 133
90 137
90
91 137
181
Standard Dimensions for 41mm width series Strut fittings (Unless Otherwise Shown on Drawing)
Hole Diameter: 14mm; Hole Spacing - From End: 21mm; Hole Spacing - On Centre: 48mm; Width: 40mm
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FITTINGS - FLAT PLATE & 90˚ ANGLE
P1358 P1031 P1028
Mass: 40kg/100 Mass: 29.2 kg/100 Mass: 39.7kg/100
137
138
STRUT SYSTEMS
138 90 137
90
41
51 41
48 57 105
STRUT FITTINGS
P1346 P1458 P1325
Mass: 20kg/100 Mass: 20kg/100 Mass: 27.5kg/100
48
90 90
98 57 105
102
102 90
51 90
51
Standard Dimensions for 41mm width series Strut fittings (Unless Otherwise Shown on Drawing)
Hole Diameter: 14mm; Hole Spacing - From End: 21mm; Hole Spacing - On Centre: 48mm; Width: 40mm
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FITTINGS - 90˚, ANGULAR & “Z” SHAPE
P1033 P1034 P1035
Mass: 29.2kg/100 Mass: 29.2kg/100 Mass: 29.2kg/100
90 90
STRUT SYSTEMS
138
90 90
51 51
51
Part No. A B
41 41
90 P2101 30 83
90
P2103 15 84 B
57
105 A
STRUT FITTINGS
52
90 90
21
48 48
27
27
41
95
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P4000 Shown
Standard Dimensions for 41mm width series Strut fittings (Unless Otherwise Shown on Drawing)
Hole Diameter: 14mm; Hole Spacing - From End: 21mm; Hole Spacing - On Centre: 48mm; Width: 40mm
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FITTINGS - “Z”, “U” AND WING SHAPE
P1453 P5545 P1047
Mass: 25kg/100 Mass: 24.2kg/100 Mass: 30.9kg/100
STRUT SYSTEMS
138
42 41
27 62
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P1000® and
P1001 Shown P5500 Shown P1000® Shown
STRUT FITTINGS
P1000® (shown),
P1000® and P1000® and and P2001
P4000 Shown P5500 Shown
48
27
42 96 90
102
48
27
P1001 Shown P1000® Shown P4000 Shown
46
90 18 6
51
Standard Dimensions for 41mm width series Strut fittings (Unless Otherwise Shown on Drawing)
Hole Diameter: 14mm; Hole Spacing - From End: 21mm; Hole Spacing - On Centre: 48mm; Width: 40mm
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FITTINGS - WING SHAPE, POST BASES
P2224 P2228 P2346
Mass: 41.7kg/100 Mass: 65kg/100 Mass: 55kg/100
137
46 137
STRUT SYSTEMS
46
46
96
96
96
42 41 42 41
P2073/P2073SQ P2072A/P2072ASQ
Mass: 116.7kg/100 Mass: 136.7kg/100
41.3
88.9
STRUT FITTINGS
P1001 Shown
P1000® Shown
4 Holes 4 Holes
14 Dia. 14 Dia.
152 152
76 76
152 152
76 76
76 76 76 76
152 152
P2073 P2072A
22 22 4 Holes
22 22 4 Holes 14 Dia.
14 Dia. 22
22 76
76 152
152 76
76 22
22
76 76
76 76 152
P2073SQ 152 P2072ASQ
P2072S1
Mass: 51.7kg/100
holes 14 dia.
23
50 CL 100
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001 001 100
P1000® Shown
Standard Dimensions for 41mm width series Strut fittings (Unless Otherwise Shown on Drawing)
Hole Diameter: 14mm; Hole Spacing - From End: 21mm; Hole Spacing - On Centre: 48mm; Width: 40mm
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CANTILEVER BRACKETS – GENERAL INFORMATION
MATERIAL DESIGN BOLT TORQUE
Unless otherwise noted, all fittings are punch press formed from Refer to Engineering Data (See Page 47).
plate or strip steel.
FINISHES
FITTING APPLICATION All fittings in this section are Heavy Duty Galvanised to
STRUT SYSTEMS
All product drawings illustrate only one application of each fitting. In AS/NZS4680 unless otherwise shown.
most cases many other applications are possible.
The members shown in the illustrations are P1000®, 41mm square, STANDARD DIMENSIONS
except where noted otherwise. All 14mm diameter holes use M12 x The following dimensions apply to all fittings except as noted on the
24 hex head set screws and M12 nuts - P1010, P4010 or P5510 - individual part drawings:
depending on the channel used. Nuts and bolts are not included with
Hole Size - 14mm diameter
the fitting and must be ordered separately. Hole Spacing - 21mm from end
Hole Spacing - 48mm on centre
DESIGN LOAD DATA Width - 40mm
Loadings are as shown based on calculations in accordance with
AS/NZS 4600 and AS 4100.
CANTILEVER BRACKETS
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L 139 L
Mass
Part No. L Design Uniform Load - kN kg/100
Mass
Part No. L Design Uniform Load - kN P2663-250 250 3.01 102
kg/100
P2233 457 3.14 189 P2663-400 400 1.88 143
P2234 610 1.97 232 P2663-450 450 1.51 153
P2663-550 550 1.36 186
Note: Non stock item made to order P2663-700 700 1.06 229
H2 L
H1
149
Brace
P1000, P2000, P4001
P1000 Channel
Design Uniform Mass
Part No. L H1 H2
Design Mass Load kN kg/100
Part No. Moment kN* kg/100 PCL150 320 165 86 4.47 170
P1075-8 0.58 130 PCL300 470 165 86 3.17 230
PCL450 635 215 112 3.33 340
* Applies only to fittings and not to strength of Unistrut® arm. Designed for use with “Unistrut®” PCL600 780 215 112 2.80 380
nuts, do not use through bolts. PCL750 930 280 160 1.24 470
PCL900 1080 280 160 1.08 510
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P2513 TO P2516 P2513A TO P2516A
40 40
STRUT SYSTEMS
6
6
90 90
A A
Mass Mass
Part No. A Design Uniform - Load kN Part No. A Design Uniform - Load kN
kg/100 kg/100
P2513 250 1.77 91 P2513A 250 1.77 91
P2514 400 1.10 128 P2514A 400 1.10 128
CANTILEVER BRACKETS
Note: Non stock item made to order Note: Non stock item made to order
Mass Mass
Part No. A Design Uniform - Load kN Part No. A Design Uniform - Load kN
kg/100 kg/100
P2542 305 7.57 228 P5663-300 300 6.93 173
P2543 460 5.22 314 P5663-450 450 4.78 224
P2544 610 3.98 400 P5663-600 600 3.62 276
P2545 760 3.21 487 P5663-750 750 2.91 327
P2546 915 2.67 574
Note: Non stock item made to order Note: Non stock item made to order
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ADJUSTABLE BRACE FITTINGS & BEAM CLAMPS
P1843W P1354
Mass: 31kg/100 Mass: 49kg/100
STRUT SYSTEMS
54 102
54
102
P2815 P2815D
Mass: 139kg/100 Mass: 26kg/100
95 21 27 60 21
27 137 102
W U
X
Standard Finishes: Z.P Y
Tensile Loads
Product Drop Setscrew Lockout
Safe Working Load T U V W X Y Z
Code Rod Torque (Nm) Torque (Nm)
4:1(kN)
The simplest, quickest and most cost-effective method of suspending building services from steel beams and suitable for use
with parallel or tapered flange beams, the EF1600 can be supplied with the back hole drilled to accept a threaded rod. The
EF1600 uses a grade 8.8 cup point setscrew to provide a maximum bite into steelwork and maximum load performance.
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BEAM CLAMPS
APPLICATION Finishes – Standard finishes as shown.
Beam Clamps are designed to provide a fast easy attachment to Design Bolt Torque – Refer to Engineering Data (page 47)
overhead structures. They alleviate the need for drilling and welding
as well as being completely adjustable.
P2677/P2683 P2682
BEAM CLAMPS
2.23 kN Load
Mass: 13.6kg/100
P2677/P2683 clevis hanger to be used with P2677/P2683 to provide angle adjustment and
15 degree free swing for up to M12 rod suspension. Order P2679 series swivel nuts required. Rod size
Standard Finishes: Z.P up to M12
P1386 P1379
Mass: 12kg/100 Mass: 34kg/100
M12 x 40mm Design Load each: Design Load each:
hexagon head P1000® - 2.67kN M12 x 40mm P1000® - 2.67kN
screw and Unistrut M12 P2000 - 2.00kN cone-pointed P2000 - 2.00kN
channel nut not included Standard Finishes: screw included Standard Finishes:
H.G H.G
13 Each clamp requires:
25 M12 x 30 Hex Head Set Screw and
M12 Channel Nut (not included)
10
48
6 82
Use in pairs only Use in pairs only
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BEAM CLAMPS
P2785 & P2786 P1796
P2785 accepts following
M10 x 40mm Mass: 49kg/100
cone-pointed
channels: screw included Suits P1000® & P2000
STRUT SYSTEMS
P1000®, P2000, P3300, P4000
Design Load each:
A = 86 Mass: 38kg/100 2.22kN
For use with beams up to 19mm 22 Standard Finishes:
76 45 H.G
P2786 accepts following
22 channels:
P1001, P2001, P5500 90
A A = 127 Mass: 41kg/100
For use with beams up to 19mm
Design Load each:
4.45kN
Standard Finishes: 90
H.G
Use in pairs only Use in pairs only
P1271 P1272
Mass: 43kg/100 Mass: 18kg/100
M12 x 40mm Design Load each: Design Load Per Pair:
cone-pointed 2.22kN M10 x 40mm 2.00kN
screw included cone-pointed
BEAM CLAMPS
Standard Finishes: screw included Standard Finishes:
H.G H.G
Requires P1010 Channel
22
nut & bolt
22
41
10
2 holes 38
14mm dia.
P1270 P3087
Mass: 124kg/100 (pair)
Mass: 29kg/100
Safety Factor: 3
Design Load each:
M10 x 40mm Standard Finishes:
cone-pointed 0.38kN
H.G
screw included Standard Finishes:
H.G Pull Out
20
P3087A
Slip
Unistrut® P3087B
Channel
Tapped hole to not included
40 Channel
accept M10 Unirod, Hardened cone-point
to be secured with adjusting screws included Adjusting Screws
Included
70 M10 nut (not included)
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A Channel Design Pullout Design Slip
Type Load kN Load kN
P1000 4.45 3.56
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P2749/P2749N P2750/P2750N LOADS (kN)
Mass: 10kg/100 Mass: 22kg/100
Wheel – Steel Ball Bearing
Clevis 2.5mm Part No.
Approx. Design Load kN
STRUT SYSTEMS
P2749 0.22
P2750 0.45
7 Dia.
7 Dia. Hole P2751 0.45
Hole 14 x 7 25
Slots 80
19 Wheel – Acetal
Part No.
32 31.8 31.8 Approx. Design Load kN
P2749N 0.04
30.2 30.2 P2750N 0.09
42.1 42.1
P2751N 0.09
11.1
11.1 4.8 7.1
4.8 7.1
Note: 'N' indicates Acetal wheels Note: 'N' indicates Acetal wheels
95
95
2 Holes
2 Holes 11 Dia.
11mm Dia. 25
25
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ENGINEERING DATA (SLIP AND PULLOUT)
Load capacities have been calculated in accordance with the
SLIP & PULLOUT PERFORMANCE - provisions of AS/NZS 4600:1996 “Cold-formed steel structures”,
ZINC PLATED and in particular, Section 6.2.2.7. The bolting system chosen using
the data provided in the tables will perform as specified when
design, fabrication and erection are carried out in accordance with
Channel Nut Pullout Slip Torque Unistrut’s recommendations and accepted building practice.
Type Type (kN) (kN) (Nm)
STRUT SYSTEMS
NOTE
P1006 2.67 1.33* 9
To simplify the table, channel nuts with springs only shown with
P1007 3.56 2.22* 22
P1000 the exception of P3016. Unistrut® nuts without springs will have
P1008 4.45 3.56* 44 identical performance.
P1010 8.9 6.67* 77 Nut design loads include a minimum safety factor of 3.
P1006 2.67 1.33* 9 Figures marked with (*) in the table opposite were obtained using
P1007 3.56 1.78* 22 high strength (Grade 8.8) screws.
P2000 Figures not marked with (*) were obtained using standard strength
P1008 4.45 3.34* 37
(Grade 4.6) screws. It should be noted that unless otherwise
P1010 4.45 4.54* 37
specified, standard strength screws (Grade 4.6) are supplied.
P4006 2.67 1.33* 9 For Slip Loads using 4.6 Grade Commercial bolts and screws,
P4007 3.56 2.22* 22 Contact your local Unistrut® Service Centre.
P3300
P4008 4.45 3.56* 44
HEAVY DUTY GALVANISED CHANNEL NUTS
P4010 6.67 6.67* 77
• Apply Pullout Loads as listed
P4006 2.67 1.33* 9
• For Slip Loads - refer to your local Unistrut® Service Centre.
P4007 3.56 1.78* 22
P4000
P4008 4.45 3.34* 37 NOTE
P4010 4.45 4.54* 37 These figures are results obtained from a comprehensive series of
P5508 4.45 3.56* 44 tests carried out by a NATA registered laboratory.
P5500
ENGINEERING DATA
P5510 8.9 6.67* 77 For further technical information please contact your nearest
Unistrut® Service Centre.
NOTE
SLIP & PULLOUT PERFORMANCE - Stainless steel grade 316 screws, nuts and channel used to
STAINLESS STEEL determine loads.
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ENGINEERING DATA [BEARING AND DESIGN LOAD]
SAFE BEARING LOADS
Safety Factor: 2.5 Safety Factor: 2.5 Safety Factor: 2.5
Load Load Load
Recommended Recommended Recommended
Section Section Section
Load kN Load kN Load kN
STRUT SYSTEMS
Unistrut
Concrete
Insert
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ENGINEERING DATA [BEAM FORMULAE]
CANTILEVER BEAMS
P P
P a P b
a b
P V max. = P V max. = W PL V max. =
P
L V max. = P L V max. = W a b V max. =
P
L L PL
P
STRUT SYSTEMS
M max.
VM max. = PL M max.
max. = WL M max. =
Pb
L max. == PLP
L
VM max.== WW2L
a
L
b V max.
M max. ==
PP b
V V max. = P V V max. = W 2 V V max.
max. ==
PPbb22 (3L-b)
V L M max. = PL V L M max. = WL V L M max.
max. ==
PP b (3L-b)
max. = PL33 max. = W2L33 6EI
Mmax.
max. == 3EI
PL
PL Mmax.
max.== W8EI
WLL M max. = 6EI
P b2
V 3EI3 V 8EI V max. = P b (3L-b)
2
V max. = PL V max. = W L 3 V max. = 6EI
P b2 (3L-b)
M max. = 3EI
PL3 M max. = W 8EIL 3 M 6EI
M M M
3EI 8EI
M M M
SIMPLE BEAMS
M M M
x P R = Pb
L P x a Pb R 11 = PLb
2L P a b L
2 R= P R= W x
L P P2 L R= W P R = P ba
2 L
R=
2 L 2
2
aL
x L P
b R 212 = PLa
V max. = P R R V max. = W R 1 = PLb
R 2
L LP
R V max. R == PP
22 R L R V max. R == W W
22
R1 a
R1
b R2
R2 R 2 = PLa
V max.
L V max. = PLa
R L R M max. R====
max.
V max. P2PPL R L R M
V max.
max.
R== W2W
= W L R 2 = PL a
M P42L V M max. = W82L V
R L R2
V 2 2 3 V1 V max. = PPab
M La
VR L R max. =
V max. PP4PLL33
VR R V max. = W
8 M max. = P ab
R R max. ===
M max. P L2 M max.
max. === 55W
max.
WLL 3
WL2
R1 R2
V max. = PL a
L
48EI V 384EI V
V M max. = P4L3
48EI M W8 L 3
max. = 384EI Mmax.
max.at =x =P ab L a(a+2b)
MV
ENGINEERING DATA
max. = P 4L V max. = 5 WL M max. at x = L a(a+2b) 3
V
M M 8 M max. = P ab 3
M max. = 48EI
P L3 M max. = 384EI
5 WL 3 M max. at x = L a(a+2b)
Pab(a+2b) 3a(a+2b )
48EI 384EI max. = Pab(a+2b) 3 )
M M M max. =max. at x27= EIL3a(a+2b
a(a+2b)
27 EIL 3
M M Pab(a+2b) 3a(a+2b )
max. =
Pab(a+2b) 27 EIL3a(a+2b )
BEAMS
L P FIXED ONE
L2 P R 11 = END,
R = 5 P SUPPORTED AT OTHER
516P R = 3W a
max. =
P
P b
27 EIL
2 16 R 11 = 3 8W a b R1 = P b 22 (a + 2L)
L P R = 5P P R1 = P2Lb 3 (a + 2L)
2 L V max.1 = 11P 16 L R = 3W
8 aL b 2L 3
L L R 1 == 11P
V max. 5P L
V max.1 = 5 8W L P R1 = P b 2 (a + 2L)2
R1 2 P 16
16
16
R1
R1 V max.R 1 == 538W W R 1 a bR2 R2 = 2L Pa32 (3L2 - a2)
R1 V max. = 11P L R1 L R2 R2 R1 == 2L PPaab3 (3L2
(a + -2L)
a)
L 88
M max. = 3PL 2L33
2L
VR1 L MV max.
max. == 3PL16
11P
16 VR1 L V max. = 5 W
M max. = W8L RV 1 L R2 R2 = P a (3L2 - a 2)
V VR 3L
R1 16
16 1 3L MV max. == W 58W L V
R R2 M
M at point 2L 3of load
load 2
M max. = 3PL 8 1 =R2at R1= point
a P a3of (3L2 -a)
V max. at x =160.447L V 8 max. =at xW88=L 0.4215L V
M max.
max. = R1 a 2L
M max.
max. at=x =3PL
0.447L 3L at x = 0.4215L M at point of load
V V 8
M max. = 16
0.009317 PL 33 M 3L M max.
max. == WL W8 L3 MV
M= at fixed
R1fixed
a end
M max. =at 0.009317
max. x = 0.447LPL M 8 3L max. at
max. = 185EIWL8=30.4215L M
x =M atatPab
M point of )load
(a end
+L
EI 3L == R1 Pab
2La 2 +L )
(a
M max. at x = 0.447L EI 4 max. at185EI
x = 0.4215L M at 2L fixed
2 end
max. = 0.009317 PL 3 M 4 max. = WL 3 M =M atPab (a end
+L )
M EI 3 3L 185EI fixed
max. = 0.009317 PL M 4 max. = WL 3 M = Pab 2L 2 (a +L )
EI 3L 185EI
4 2L 2
L P a P b
L2 P P
BEAMSP FIXED VATmax.BOTH
2
= P
ENDS V max. = W
a b
L
V max. = P2 L
L V max. = W2 aL P b R1 = P b 2 (3a + b)
R1 = PLb32 (3a + b)
2 L P
L P 2 2 R1 a bR2 L3
2 V max. = P L V max. = W R1 R2 R1 = P b 22 (3a + b)
M max. = PL M max. = WL L R2 = PLa322 (a + 3b)
VM max.
max. == PL2 2
V 8P V L VM max. == WL W
12 R
V 1 L R 2
R1 == PPLab3 (a
R2 (3a+ +3b)b)
V 82 V 122 V LL332
M max. = PL3 M max. = WL3 R1 R2 R2 = P a (a + 3b)
V max. = PL 83 V max. = WL 12 3 M 1 = PaL b3 222
Mmax.
max. ==192EI
PL
PL Mmax.
max. ==384EI
WL
WL V MR21 == Pa PLab2 (a + 3b)
V 8
192EI V 12 3
384EI V LL23
M max. = PL 3 M max. = WL M 1 = Pa2b 2
M M M2 M 2 = PaL22b2
max. =192EI
PL 3 max. =384EI
WL 3 M1
M2 MM21 == Pa Pa
M1 L 2bb
M 192EI M 384EI LL222
MW - M1 M 2 M 2 = Pa b
RM - Reaction Total uniform load (N) - Deflection M(mm)
2 = Pa L22 b
RM -- Reaction
Moment (Nmm) WV -- Total
Shear uniform load (N) M 1E - M 2of(mm)
Deflection
Modulus Elasticity (MPa)
M EI - L2
Modulus of Elasticity (MPa)
P -- Moment (Nmm)
Concentrated load (N) VL -- Shear
Length (mm) load (N)
Total Moment
Deflectionof (mm)
Inertia (mm44)
PR -- Reaction
Concentrated load (N) LW -- Lengthuniform
(mm) I -- Moment of Inertia (mm )
MR -- Moment
Reaction (Nmm) VW -- Shear
Total uniform load (N) E - Modulus Elasticity (MPa)
Deflectionof (mm)
PM -- Concentrated
Moment (Nmm) load (N) LV -- Length
Shear (mm) I
E - Moment
ModulusofofInertia (mm(MPa)
Elasticity
4
)
P - Concentrated load (N) L - Length (mm) I - Moment of Inertia (mm4)
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ENGINEERING DATA [CONVERSION FACTORS]
DESIGN LOAD DATA - TYPICAL STRUT CONNECTION
Load tables in this catalogue for 41mm Strut width series are for single span beams supported at the ends. These can be used in the majority of cases. There are times when it is necessary to know
what happens with other loading and support conditions. Some common arrangements are shown in Table 1. Simply multiply the loads from the Beam Load Tables by the load factors given in Table 1.
Similarly, multiply the deflections from the Beam Load Tables by the deflection factor given in Table 1.
STRUT SYSTEMS
TABLE 1
Load and Support Condition Span
Span Load Deflection
Factor Factor
Span
1 Simple Beam - Uniform Load Span 1.00 1.00
Span
Span
Span
2 Simple Beam Concentrated Load at Centre 0.50 0.80
3 Simple Beam -Two Equal Concentrated Loads at 1/4 Points 1.00 1.10
Span
Span
Span Span
Span
Span
8 Continuous Beam - Two Equal Spans - Span Span 1.30 0.92
Span Span
Uniform Load on One Span Span Span
Span Span
9 Continuous Beam - Two Equal Spans - 1.00 0.42
Uniform Load on Both Ends
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ENGINEERING DATA [EXAMPLES]
HOW TO USE LOAD TABLES
UNISTRUT® SECTIONS AS BEAMS EXAMPLE 2
The load capacity of Unistrut® members acting as a horizontal beam, A beam of 250mm span is to carry a central point load of 4.45kN.
STRUT SYSTEMS
between two vertical Unistrut® members acting as columns, is Check if P1000® section is a satisfactory beam and if so, what
governed by: type of connector should be used for supports and what is the
resultant central deflection?
a. the nature of the load.
ENGINEERING DATA
®
What is the uniformly distributed load capacity of a P1000 ompare with beam load capacity for P1000® section spanning
• C
section used as a beam to span 500mm if P1026 connectors are 250mm. From P1000® Beam and Columns in this Tab Section.
used to support the beam? Tabulated value = 14.83kN.
• Since this is greater than load to be applied, the P1000® section is
satisfactory.
Bolts
W = (kN)? STEP 3
• Determine support loads, which are each half the applied load.
Support load = 2.23kN.
STEP 4
P1000 P1026
Span = 500 • Select appropriate connector from Safe Bearing Loads in this
Tab Section.
• Recommended load for P1026 supporting P1000® = 6.67kN.
• As the P1026 connectors exceed the required support load of
STEP 1 2.23kN, use P1026 connectors at each end.
• No special deflection considerations apply. As this is the value for the equivalent uniformly applied load a
correction is necessary to account for a central point load. This is
STEP 4
done by multiplying the uniform load deflection by 0.8 (see Notes
• S elect smallest load value from Step 1 to 3. to Tables). Hence deflection under applied point load:
• Smallest value is 7.42kN.
= 0.14 x 0.8 = 0.11mm.
• To convert to mass units divide by 0.0098,
hence load capacity W = 7.42 / 0.0098 = 757kg uniformly
distributed.
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ENGINEERING DATA [EXAMPLES]
HOW TO USE LOAD TABLES
UNISTRUT® SECTIONS AS COLUMNS 1000 crs . 1000 crs .
STRUT SYSTEMS
®
The load capacity of Unistrut Sections acting 500
as columns depends on:
10 at 100 = 1000
300 clear 341crs.
a. the particular section used. 2 at 75
= 150
b. the actual height of the column, measured between centres of
connections to horizontal members. Plan P1001 Columns Beam
c. the location of the resultant axial load with respect to the centre
of gravity, CG, of the section (i.e. the intersection of the XX and
YY axes as shown on the section diagrams).
6 at 75
500 = 450
d. the restraint to various kinds of movements of the column
offered by the connections to horizontal members at various
levels.
Elevation
If a) and b) are known and if c) and d), for the case being considered,
match the conditions in Structural Data Notes then the load capacity
of the section can be read directly from the tables under ‘maximum STEP 1
column load’. • Determine Concentric load for shelf.
• Plan area supported by each main column
It is emphasised that, for tabulated values to be used directly, the
ENGINEERING DATA
Island-type storage shelving is to be constructed using P1001 main • Determine load capacity of P1001 section.
posts (columns) at 1000 x 341mm centres. Shelves are to be at • From P1001 Beams and Columns Table on page 24 for
500mm vertical spacing starting from the floor and connected to P1001 with height 500mm.
the posts so that concentric loading and translational and torsional • Maximum column load = 94.09kN.
restraint are provided at each level under full load conditions.
STEP 3
If the shelves are to carry packages of bolts stacked six high per shelf • Determine number of shelves.
and the packages measure 75 x 75 x 100mm with a mass of 6.5kg each, • Divide column load capacity by the load per shelf.
what is the maximum height (number) of shelving that can be used? i.e. Number of shelves = 94.09 / 7.64 = 12.31
• Hence maximum number of shelves = 12
i.e. max. height of shelving
= 12 x 0.5 = 6.0 metres.
NOTE
If the bottoms of the columns bear onto P1000® bearers, which
in turn are fixed to the ground, the load capacity of the column
would be determined by the Recommended Bearing Load, (refer
to Safe Bearing Loads in this Tab Section) of 34.25 kN.
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ENGINEERING DATA [LOAD CHART]
UNIFORM WORKING LOAD FOR SIMPLY SUPPORTED BEAMS
30.0
STRUT SYSTEMS
20.0
10.0
9.0
8.0
7.0
6.0
P5501
5.0
4.0
ENGINEERING DATA
Uniform Load (kN)
3.0
P1001
2.0 P2001
P5500
1.0 P3301
0.9 P1000
0.8
P2000
0.7
P4001
0.6
0.5
0.4
P3300
0.3
P4000
0.2
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000 2250 2500 2750 3000 3250 3500 3750 4000 4250 4500
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ENGINEERING DATA [LOAD CHART]
UNIFORM WORKING COLUMN LOADS
200.0
STRUT SYSTEMS
100.0
90.0
80.0
70.0
60.0
50.0
40.0
30.0
P5501
Maximum Column Load (kN)
ENGINEERING DATA
20.0
P1001
P2001
10.0
9.0 P4001
8.0
7.0
6.0
P1000 P5500
5.0 P3300
4.0
P4000
3.0
P2000
2.0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000 2250 2500 2750 3000 3250 3500 3750 4000
Column Unsupported Height (mm)
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