PVH17 – WAVY FIXING BAND (A4)
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| Article number | Product Name | Length [m] | Thickness [mm] | Width [mm] | Packing Type | Thumbnail | |
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| 33001 | PVH 17x0,5x25m | 25 | 0.5 | 17 | Eco-Pack |  33001 |
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Steel quality: Stainless 1.4404 2B – comparable to AISI 316 and A4, Euronorm: EN 10088-2 |
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THE DURABILITY AND CORROSION-RESISTANT PROPERTIES OF OUR STAINLESS-STEEL FIXING BANDS MAKE THEM IDEAL FOR USE IN APPLICATIONS WHERE EXPOSURE TO MOISTURE, HARSH ENVIRONMENTS, AND OTHER DAMAGING FACTORS IS COMMON. THEY ARE A VERSATILE TOOL THAT CAN BE USED IN A VARIETY OF CHEMICAL AGGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENTS TO PROVIDE RELIABLE SUPPORT, SECURE COMPONENTS, AND IMPROVE SYSTEM PERFORMANCE WHILE WITHSTANDING THE HARSH CONDITIONS OF THESE ENVIRONMENTS.
- USED IN A WIDE RANGE OF INDUSTRIES AND APPLICATIONS
- IN CHEMICAL PROCESSING FACILITIES, PERFORATED FIXING BANDS CAN BE USED TO SECURE AND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT SUCH AS PUMPS, VALVES, AND MIXERS, HELPING TO ENSURE THAT THEY REMAIN IN PLACE AND FUNCTION PROPERLY.
- PLUMBING, HVAC AND CABLE MANAGEMENT: ACID-RESISTANT PIPING OR CABLE SYSTEMS
- MARINE AND OFFSHORE ENVIRONMENTS ARE OFTEN EXPOSED TO SEAWATER AND OTHER CORROSIVE SUBSTANCES, AND OUR STAINLESS STEEL FIXING BANDS ARE OFTEN USED THERE DUE TO THEIR RESISTANCE TO CORROSION FROM SALTWATER AND OTHER HARSH CONDITIONS.
- SEISMIC AND WIND RESTRAINT: IN AREAS PRONE TO EARTHQUAKES OR HIGH WINDS, STAINLESS STEEL FIXING BANDS CAN BE USED TO BRACE AND SECURE OBJECTS AND STRUCTURES
- OIL AND GAS REFINERIES ALSO USE A RANGE OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES THAT CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS.
- LABORATORIES MAY WORK WITH HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS, ACIDS, AND OTHER MATERIALS THAT CAN CAUSE DAMAGE, SO OUR STAINLESS-STEEL BANDS USED THERE.
- WATER TREATMENT PLANTS USE CHEMICALS SUCH AS CHLORINE TO TREAT WATER, WHICH CAN CAUSE CORROSION AND DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS.
- METAL PROCESSING PLANTS OFTEN USE ACIDS AND OTHER HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES THAT CAN CAUSE CORROSION TO OTHER FIXING ALTERNATIVES.
- FREQUENTLY USED IN FOOD AND BEVERAGE PROCESSING FACILITIES DUE TO THEIR RESISTANCE TO CORROSION AND EASE OF CLEANING.
OVERALL, OUR STAINESS STEEL FIXING BANDS ARE A VERSATILE TOOL THAT CAN BE USED IN MANY DIFFERENT APPLICATIONS PROVIDING A RELIABLE SOLUTION FOR SECURING AND SUPPORTING VARIOUS COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS IN AGGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENTS.
INSTALLING PERFORATED FIXING BANDS IS A SIMPLE PROCESS THAT CAN BE COMPLETED USING BASIC TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES. SOME GENERAL STEPS FOR INSTALLING PERFORATED FIXING BANDS:
- SELECT THE APPROPRIATE SIZE AND MATERIAL OF THE BAND FOR YOUR APPLICATION. CONSIDER THE WEIGHT OF THE OBJECT TO BE SECURED AND ANY ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS THAT MAY AFFECT THE BAND’S STRENGTH.
- MEASURE AND MARK THE LOCATION WHERE THE BAND WILL BE INSTALLED. ENSURE THE CORRECT POSITION AND PROPER ALIGNMENT.
- WRAP THE BAND AROUND THE OBJECT TO BE SECURED, ENSURING THAT IT IS SNUG BUT NOT TOO TIGHT.
- CUT THE BAND TO THE DESIRED LENGTH USING WIRE CUTTERS OR TIN SNIPS, LEAVING ENOUGH SPACE FOR FASTENING. BE SURE TO WEAR PROTECTIVE GLOVES AND EYE GEAR WHEN CUTTING THE BAND.
- SLIDE THE BAND OVER THE OBJECT YOU WANT TO SECURE (SUCH AS A PIPE OR CABLE).
- THE PERFORATED HOLES ON THE BAND PROVIDE SPACE FOR SCREWS, NAILS, PINS AND BOLTS TO SECURE THE FIXING BAND ONTO WALLS AND OTHER SURFACES. USE A SCREWDRIVER OR DRILL TO ATTACH THE BAND TO THE DESIRED OBJECT, USING PROPER FASTENER.
- BE SURE TO POSITION THE FASTENERS EVENLY ALONG THE BAND TO DISTRIBUTE THE LOAD.
- IF NECESSARY, USE PLIERS OR A HAMMER TO BEND THE BAND TO THE DESIRED ANGLE OR SHAPE.
- REPEAT THE PROCESS AS NECESSARY TO INSTALL ADDITIONAL FIXING BANDS.
- CHECK THE BAND PERIODICALLY TO ENSURE THAT IT REMAINS SECURE AND HAS NOT LOOSENED OVER TIME.
IF YOU ARE UNSURE ABOUT THE INSTALLATION PROCESS, CONSULT WITH A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER OR EXPERT IN THE FIELD TO ENSURE THAT THE BAND IS INSTALLED SAFELY AND EFFECTIVELY. IT IS IMPORTANT TO FOLLOW THE APPLICABLE BUILDING CODES OR REGULATIONS WHEN INSTALLING THESE BANDS.