Abstract: A pipe hanger arranged to be positioned about a pipe to be suspended, moved to closed position and engaged upon a threaded support rod so as to carry the pipe is disclosed. The hanger takes the form of an elongated band preferably metal, the ends of which are brought into proximity to one another by bending the band into a general oval shape, the ends of the band are formed in configurations registering with the thread pattern of the support rod when engaged thereagainst and a ferrule is moved downwardly over the ends of the band so as to move the same into forceful engagement with the threaded supporting rod. Locking devices on the ferrule engage at least one of the ends of the band and/or support rod so as to hold the ferrule in a position in which the ends of the band remain in tight non-slipping engagement with the threaded support rod.

Abstract: A pipe hanger arranged to be positioned about a pipe to be suspended, moved to closed position and engaged upon a threaded support rod so as to carry the pipe is disclosed. The hanger takes the form of an elongated band preferably metal, the ends of which are brought into proximity to one another by bending the band into a general oval shape, the ends of the band are formed in configurations registering with the thread pattern of the support rod when engaged thereagainst and a ferrule is moved downwardly over the ends of the band so as to move the same into forceful engagement with the threaded supporting rod. Locking devices on the ferrule engage at least one of the ends of the band and/or the support rod so as to hold the ferrule in a position in which the ends of the band remain in tight non-slipping engagement with the threaded support rod.

Abstract: A pipe hanger is arranged to be positioned about a pipe to be suspended, moved to closed position and engaged upon a supporting rod so as to carry the pipe. The hanger takes the form of an elongated band, preferably metal, the ends of which are brought into proximity to one another by bending the band into a general oval shape. The ends of the band are formed in configurations registering with the thread pattern of the support rod when engaged thereagainst and a cylindrical ferrule is moved downwardly over the ends of the band so as to move the same into forceful engagement with the threaded supporting rod. An upstanding tab on one of the ends of the band is then distorted by bending the same downwardly to distort and hold the cylindrical ferrule in desired position in which the ends of the band remain in tight, non-slipping engagement with the threaded support rod.

Abstract: A pipe hanger arranged to be positioned about a pipe to be suspended, moved to closed position and engaged upon a threaded support rod so as to carry the pipe is disclosed. The hanger takes the form of an elongated band preferably metal, the ends of which are brought into proximity to one another by bending the band into a general oval shape, the ends of the band are formed in configurations registering with the thread pattern of the support rod when engaged thereagainst and a ferrule is moved downwardly over the ends of the band so as to move the same into forceful engagement with the threaded supporting rod. Locking devices on the ferrule engage at least one of the ends of the band and/or the support rod so as to hold the ferrule in a position in which the ends of the band remain in tight non-slipping engagement with the threaded support rod.

Abstract: A pipe hanger is disclosed consisting of a distortable strap for positioning about a pipe to be supported, the ends of the strap being shaped to engage the opposite sides of a threaded support rod and an apertured spring clip movable when in a first distorted shape coaxially of said support rod over said ends of said strap so as to forcefully engage said ends against said support rod when said spring clip assumes its normal shape.

Abstract: A locking device for pipe couplings of the non-threaded type arranges an elongated rotatable cam transversely of the coupling in engagement with a pipe positioned therein and extending therefrom to forcefully engage the pipe in the coupling to prevent deviation from the axis of the coupling as well as rotation of the coupling relative to the pipe or vice versa.