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CHANNELS, CONCRETE INSERTS, THREADED PRODUCTS AND HARDWARE A11 — Threaded products and hardware Channel nuts All threaded products are American Standard Superstrut channel nuts are manufactured from thread, free fit class 2. grade 2 mild steel and are case hardened. 1 5 3 1 5 3 7 Design data Thread size (in.) ⁄4 ⁄16 ⁄8 ⁄2 ⁄8 ⁄4 ⁄8 1 Superstrut self-aligning channel nuts are designed Threads 20 18 16 13 11 10 9 8 to provide resistance to pullout and resistance per inch to side slip in excess of the full strength of the Design torque 6 11 19 50 100 125 185 275 channels with which they are used. The extreme (ft.-lb) resistance to side slip results from the unique design of the alternate teeth, spaced and designed Finish and special materials to develop a wedging action that increases with Standard finish for all hardware is pressure or load. electrogalvanized (EGC) or GoldGalv®. Stainless steel type 316 is also available. Contact your Screw threads regional sales office for availability and minimum quantities. — Spring nut selector chart Channel series Spring nut A–AR B–BR C D E H A100-1/4EGC A100-5/16EGC A100-3/8EGC A100-1/2EGC A100-3/4 B100-1/4EGC B100-5/16EGC B100-3/8EGC B100-1/2EGC H100-3/8EGC H100-1/2EGC CM100-1/4 CM100-3/8 CM100-1/2 CM100-1/2B UC100-1/4 UC100-3/8 UC100-1/2 A12 SUPERSTRUT METAL FRAMING — Threaded products and hardware — — A100 Regular spring nut* B100 Short spring nut* Std. pack 100 Std. pack 100 Cat. No. Size (in.) Wt./C lb Cat. no. Size (in.) Wt./C lb 1 1 A100-1/4EGC ⁄4 8 B100-1/4EGC ⁄4 7 5 5 A100-5/16EGC ⁄16 9 B100-5/16EGC ⁄16 8 3 3 A100-3/8EGC ⁄8 10 B100-3/8EGC ⁄8 9 1 1 A100-1/2EGC ⁄2 12 B100-1/2EGC ⁄2 9 5 A100-5/8EGC ⁄8 19 3 A100-3/4 ⁄4 19 Available in stainless steel 316. 7 A10 0 -7/8 ⁄8 18 For all B and D series channel and inserts. 1 Available in stainless steel 316. Nut is square over ⁄2 in. size. For all A and C series channel and inserts. — — 1 3 AB100 Springless nut ⁄4 in. thick AC100 Springless nut heavy-duty ⁄8 in. thick Std. pack 100 Std. pack 100 Cat. no. Size (in.) Wt./C lb Cat. no. Size (in.) Wt./C lb 1 3 AB100-1/4EGC ⁄4 7 AC100-3/8EGC ⁄8 9 5 1 AB100-5/16EGC ⁄16 8 AC100-1/2EGC ⁄2 11 3 5 AB100-3/8EGC ⁄8 9 AC100-5/8EGC ⁄8 18 1 3 AB100-1/2EG ⁄2 9 AC100-3/4EGC ⁄4 18 5 AB100-5/8EG ⁄8 10 3 AB100-3/4EG ⁄4 10 For all A, C, E and H series channel and inserts. 1 1 For use with all channels. Nut is square over ⁄2 in. size. Nut is square over ⁄2 in. size. — — H100 Long spring nut* A177 to A179 Springless stud nut Std. pack 100 Std. pack 100 Cat. no. Size (in.) Wt./C lb Bolt dia Length Wt./ 3 Cat. no. (in.) A (in.) C lb H100-3/8EGC ⁄8 10 1 4 1 Diagram A177-1/4x100EG ⁄ 1 8 H100-1/2EGC ⁄2 14 1 1 A177-1/4x125EG ⁄4 1 ⁄4 10 A 3 A179-3/8x100EG ⁄8 1 13 3 1 A179-3/8x125EG ⁄8 1 ⁄4 13.5 For all E and H series channel and inserts. For use with all channels. — — A182 to A185 Regular spring stud nut* 813EG Springless nut light-duty Std. pack 100 Std. pack 100 Bolt dia Length Wt./ Cat. no. Size (in.) Wt./C lb Cat. no. (in.) A (in.) C lb 1 813EG ⁄4 5 1 Diagram A182-1/4x100EG ⁄4 1 10 1 1 A182-1/4x125EG ⁄4 1 ⁄4 15 A 3 A184-3/8x100EG ⁄8 1 10 3 1 A184-3/8x125EG ⁄8 1 ⁄4 15 1 A185-1/2x100EG ⁄2 1 10 1 1 A185-1/2x125EG ⁄2 1 ⁄4 15 For all A and C series channels. For use with all channels. *Supplied with a plastic sleeve over the spring portion to prevent tangling inside the carton. THREADED PRODUCTS AND HARDWARE A13 — Threaded products and hardware — — E145 Standard hex nut ES145 Swivel nut and jam nut combinations Std. pack 100 Std. pack 100 Cat. no. Size (in.) Wt./C lb Cat. no. Size (in.) Wt./C lb 1 3 E145-1/4EGC ⁄4 .72 ES145-3/8 ⁄8 5.5 3 1 E145-3/8EGC ⁄8 1.60 ES145-1/2 ⁄2 6.0 1 E145-1/2EGC ⁄2 2.78 5 E145-5/8EG ⁄8 6.92 3 E145-3/4EGC ⁄4 12.70 7 E145 -7/8EGC ⁄8 19.00 E145-1EGC 1 28.00 — AB102 Unhardened square nut Std. pack 100 — 812 Stud nut Cat. no. Size (in.) Wt./C lb Std. pack 100 1 AB102-1/4 ⁄4 13 Cat. no. Size (in.) Wt./C lb 3 AB102-3/8 ⁄8 14 1 812-1EG ⁄4 x 1 6 1 AB102-1/2 ⁄2 14 5 AB102-5/8 ⁄8 12 3 AB102-3/4 ⁄4 11 7 A B102-7/8 ⁄8 10 — E146 Standard square nut Std. pack 100 For attaching fixture to channel slot down or to channel slot up knockouts. Cat. no. Size (in.) Wt./C lb Specify length. Hex nut included. 1 E146-1/4EG ⁄4 .93 5 — E146-5/16EG ⁄16 1.60 3 UCN Universal nylon cone nut E146-3/8EGC ⁄8 2.65 Std. pack 100 1 E146-1/2EG ⁄2 5.83 5 Cat. no. Size (in.) Wt./C lb E146-5/8EG ⁄8 10.80 1 UCN-1/4 ⁄4 8 — 3 UCN-3/8 ⁄8 10 EF147 Fender washer 1 Std. pack 100 UCN-1/2 ⁄2 12 Size A B Wt./ Cat. no. (in.) (in.) (in.) C lb GoldGalv® only 1 1 5 5 1 4 4 16 For all 1 ⁄8 in. and 1 ⁄2 in. channels. Diagram EF147-1/4EGC ⁄ 1 ⁄ ⁄ 3.1 May be used with ALL strut depths. 3 1 7 EF147-3/8EGC ⁄8 1 ⁄2 ⁄16 2.9 Can be used for A100 series, B100 series and AB100 series. 1 9 B EF147-1/2EGC ⁄2 2 ⁄16 5.0 — E147 Flat steel washer A Std. pack 100 Available in stainless steel. Cat. no. Size (in.) Wt./C lb — 1 E147-1/4EG ⁄4 0.67 E148 Lock washer 5 E147-5/16EG ⁄16 1.11 Std. pack 100 3 E147-3/8EG ⁄8 1.49 Cat. no. Size (in.) Wt./C lb 1 E147-1/2EG ⁄2 3.85 1 E148-1/4EG ⁄4 0.26 5 E147-5/8EG ⁄8 7.69 3 E148-3/8EG ⁄8 0.50 3 E147-3/4EG ⁄4 9.89 1 E148-1/2EG ⁄2 1.09 7 E147-7/8EG ⁄8 15.40 5 E148-5/8EG ⁄8 2.57 Available in stainless steel. Available in stainless steel. A14 SUPERSTRUT METAL FRAMING — Threaded products and hardware — H104 Hanger rod continuous threaded E142 Hex head cap screw Std. pack 3 Std. pack 100 • Black available upon request Cat. no. Size (in.) Wt./C lb • Sold per foot; standard length, 10 ft. 1 E142-1/4x100EG ⁄4 x 1 1.74 • Also available in stainless steel (316) standard length 1 1 E142-1/4x150EG ⁄4 x 1 ⁄2 2.43 6 ft. (suffix SS6) 3 E142-3/8x100EG ⁄8 x 1 4.17 • National coarse thread 3 1 E142-3/8x150EG ⁄8 x 1 ⁄2 5.64 1 E142-1/2x100EG ⁄2 x 1 8.94 1 1 E142-1/2x150EG ⁄2 x 1 ⁄2 10.00 Thread Wt./lb Design 1 Cat. no. size (in.) 100 ft. Load lb E142-1/2x200EG ⁄2 x 2 11.19 1 1 1 H104-1/4x10EGC ⁄4 12.5 150 E142-1/2x225EG ⁄2 x 2 ⁄4 11.90 3 1 1 H104-3/8x10EGC ⁄8 29 610 E142-1/2x250EG ⁄2 x 2 ⁄2 12.52 1 1 3 H104-1/2x10EGC ⁄2 53.5 1,130 E142-1/2x275EG ⁄2 x 2 ⁄4 13.22 5 Available in stainless steel. H104-5/8x10EGC ⁄8 85 1,810 3 H104-3/4x10EGC ⁄4 123 2,710 7 — H104-7/8x10EG ⁄8 130 3,770 E151 Coach screw rod H104-1x10EG 1 214 4,960 Rod size Std rod Cat. no. (in.) length (in.) Wt./C lb 3 E151-3/8x4EG ⁄8 4 9 3 E151-3/8x6EG ⁄8 6 14 3 E151-3/8x8EG ⁄8 8 22 3 E151-3/8x10EG ⁄8 10 29 3 E151-3/8x12EG ⁄8 12 35 1 E151-1/2x4EG ⁄2 4 17 1 E151-1/2x6EG ⁄2 6 22 — 1 H119 Rod couplings – standard E151-1/2x8EG ⁄2 8 40 1 E151-1/2x10EG ⁄2 10 51 Rod size A (in.) Wt./C lb 1 7 Diagram ⁄4 ⁄8 1.90 5 7 ⁄16 ⁄8 3.75 3 1 ⁄8 1 ⁄8 3.50 1 1 ⁄2 1 ⁄4 5.50 5 1 A ⁄8 2 ⁄8 18.00 Machine threaded opposite end, carbon steel. 3 1 ⁄4 2 ⁄4 28.00 7 1 ⁄8 2 ⁄2 55.00 — 1 1 2 ⁄4 56.00 E150S Lag bolt Std. pack 50 Standard rod coupling Example: H119-1/2EG Drill size Size Order by product number, rod size, and finish.
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