Aerial Beam Clamp
| Aerial Beam Clamp | |
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| Name | Aerial Beam Clamp |
| Zone | Commons Area
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| Owner | Jamie Burdeski |
| Make Model | Aerial Essentials Bream Clamp |
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| Date Acquired | |
| Storage Location | On a random ceiling beam on B-side |
| Authorization Required | No |
| Status | Running |
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| Documentation | https://www.aerialessentials.com/product/beam-clamp/ |
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Intro
This is a beam clamp specifically designed as a rigging point for aerial apparati. Unlike some of the *other* things in the equipment that people like to climb on, this is actually rated for human weight as well as doing drops. It can be moved around to any of the L-shaped rafters in the space without causing any damage to them. It is currently rigged with 2 carabiners & a swivel. Just add silks or whatever you feel like hanging in!
- Working load of clamp is 2 tons.
- Working load of carabiners is 2.5 tons.
- Working load of swivel is 4 tons.
- Height above the floor is ~13.5 feet.
- Current location is on B-side.
Beam clamp in use with aerial hammock!
Rules
- Bring your own silks/apparatus, safety mat, and spotter if needed.
- Don't swing more than 15 degrees off vertical.
- If you take off the swivel, please make sure it ends up back on the clamp when you're done.
- i3 is not liable for anything dumb you do in the air.
Instructions
- Use the genie to get up to the beam to rig your things up or move the beam clamp around.
- If you reposition the clamp, make sure that there are no water lines or conduit right where the clamp will go. Water lines can be pretty easily scooted.
Maintenance Info
Let Jamie know if there are any distortions in beam clamp, carabiners, or swivel as that means they are unsafe and should be replaced.
FAQ
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