Abstract: An elevator rail clamping system for coupling to omega elevator rails is disclosed. Each omega elevator rail having a circular portion and a pair of wings extending therefrom. The system including a pair of hinged clamps with each clamp having a pair of jaws for receiving the circular portion of an omega elevator rail. The system further including an adjustable length load bearing beam mounted to each clamp.

Abstract: An elevator rail clamping system for coupling to omega elevator rails is disclosed. Each omega elevator rail having a circular portion and a pair of wings extending therefrom. The system including a pair of hinged clamps with each clamp having a pair of jaws for receiving the circular portion of an omega elevator rail. The system further including an adjustable length load bearing beam mounted to each clamp.

Abstract: A shaft clamp having a first clamp member and a second clamp member, each having a main body shaped to allow positioning of the clamp member about a shaft and engagement of a shaft by a surface of the main body, is disclosed. The two clamp members are pivotably connected together at adjoining ends and separable at free ends, much like a clam shell configuration. A locking mechanism engagable with the free ends of the first and second clamp members is used to secure and pull the free ends of the clamp members to one another as they are positioned about a shaft. Alternatively, a torque-assisting extension connected to at least one of either the first member or the second member may be included. The extension allows the shaft clamp to be rotated, moved, or otherwise maneuvered more easily as it is secured about a shaft.

Abstract: A shaft clamp having a first clamp member and a second clamp member, each having a main body shaped to allow positioning of the clamp member about a shaft and engagement of a shaft by a surface of the main body, is disclosed. The two clamp members are pivotably connected together at adjoining ends and separable at free ends, much like a clam shell configuration. A locking mechanism engagable with the free ends of the first and second clamp members is used to secure and pull the free ends of the clamp members to one another as they are positioned about a shaft. Alternatively, a torque-assisting extension connected to at least one of either the first member or the second member may be included. The extension allows the shaft clamp to be rotated, moved, or otherwise maneuvered more easily as it is secured about a shaft.