A pipe support is coupled to an elongated channel for receiving and supporting a pipe. The channel includes a base and a pair of spaced apart sidewalls extending from the base to a top plate. A flange projects downwardly from each top plate towards the base and defines a slot therebetween. The pipe support includes a body portion extending axially between opposite ends and having an inner surface and an outer surface. The body portion includes a generally arcuate bottom floor and a pair of spaced apart sidewalls projecting generally upwardly from the bottom floor. A plurality of axially spaced apart channel clips project downwardly from the outer surface of the body portion opposite the side walls. The channel clips have a leg portion and an outwardly projecting barb portion wherein the channel clips extend through the slot in the channel and the barb portions engage the respective spaced apart flanges to operatively couple the pipe support to the channel.

A pipe support is coupled to an elongated channel for receiving and supporting a pipe. The channel includes a base and a pair of spaced apart sidewalls extending from the base to a bottom plate. A flange projects downwardly from each top plate towards the base and defines a slot therebetween. The pipe support includes a body portion extending axially between opposite ends and having an inner surface and an outer surface. The body portion includes a generally arcuate bottom floor and a pair of spaced apart sidewalls projecting generally upwardly from the bottom floor. A pair of axially spaced apart channel locks projects downwardly from the outer surface of the body portion adjacent each of the spaced apart sidewalls of the channel. A retainer strap selectively connects to and between the channel locks for coupling the pipe support to the channel.

A pipe support is coupled to an elongated channel for receiving and supporting a pipe. The channel includes a base and a pair of spaced apart sidewalls extending from the base to a bottom plate. A flange projects downwardly from each top plate towards the base and defines a slot therebetween. The pipe support includes a body portion extending axially between opposite ends and having an inner surface and an outer surface. The body portion includes a generally arcuate bottom floor and a pair of spaced apart sidewalls projecting generally upwardly from the bottom floor. A pair of axially spaced apart channel locks projects downwardly from the outer surface of the body portion adjacent each of the spaced apart sidewalls of the channel. A retainer strap selectively connects to and between the channel locks for coupling the pipe support to the channel.

A device for providing a temporary space between and a pipe and a pipe support comprises a standoff having a plurality of blocks, with each block having a top and a bottom surface spaced from each other by sides, and a plurality of flexible connectors interconnecting the blocks. At least one flexible connector extends between adjacent blocks. The standoff defines a height such that in a first condition, in which the standoff is disposed between the pipe and the pipe support, the standoff defines a space and the flexible connectors flex with the standoff extending along at least a part of a circumference and the pipe. The insulation can be disposed in the space between the pipe and the pipe support in a second condition in which the standoff is removed from between the pipe and the pipe support. A method is also disclosed.

The invention relates to a pipe holder for mounting a pipe on a bearing, comprising two foot supports which are mutually spaced apart and are in each case capable of being connected to the bearing; a support element having a web, a pipe receptacle at the upper end of the web, and a foot part at the lower end of the web, wherein the foot part is disposed in the intermediate space between the foot supports; as well as at least one pressure-resistant insulating element which is disposed between the first foot support and the foot part as well as between the second foot support and the foot part of the support element, wherein the foot supports, the insulating elements, and the foot part are connected to one another in a force-fitting manner by way of at least one fastening element.

The invention relates to a pipe holder for mounting a pipe on a bearing, comprising two foot supports which are mutually spaced apart and are in each case capable of being connected to the bearing; a support element having a web, a pipe receptacle at the upper end of the web, and a foot part at the lower end of the web, wherein the foot part is disposed in the intermediate space between the foot supports; as well as at least one pressure-resistant insulating element which is disposed between the first foot support and the foot part as well as between the second foot support and the foot part of the support element, wherein the foot supports, the insulating elements, and the foot part are connected to one another in a force-fitting manner by way of at least one fastening element.

In combination with a pipe (213), a clamp (201) is provided which supports the pipe in a fixed position with respect to a substrate. The clamp includes first (203) and second (205) bands, wherein each of the first and second bands has an arcuate portion (209) and first and second terminal portions (211), and wherein the arcuate portions of the first and second bands are disposed in opposing relation around the surface of the pipe. A first fastener (207) extends through the first terminal portions of the first and second bands, and a second fastener extends through the second terminal portions of the first and second bands. A thermal insulator (233) is disposed between the first fastener and the first terminal portions of the first and second bands, and between the second fastener and the second terminal portions of the first and second bands.

In combination with a pipe (213), a clamp (201) is provided which supports the pipe in a fixed position with respect to a substrate. The clamp includes first (203) and second (205) bands, wherein each of the first and second bands has an arcuate portion (209) and first and second terminal portions (211), and wherein the arcuate portions of the first and second bands are disposed in opposing relation around the surface of the pipe. A first fastener (207) extends through the first terminal portions of the first and second bands, and a second fastener extends through the second terminal portions of the first and second bands. A thermal insulator (233) is disposed between the first fastener and the first terminal portions of the first and second bands, and between the second fastener and the second terminal portions of the first and second bands.

Thermal insulating system for high temperature industrial tanks and equipment, comprising thermal insulating material, a covering system and a support system. The covering system has covering sheets fixed only to the support system. Adjacent covering sheets overlap longitudinally giving rise to overlapped sections comprising an upper part from one of the adjacent covering sheets and a lower part from the other adjacent covering sheet. At least a substantially omega-shaped longitudinal assembly clip is placed at each overlapped section, on the interior sides of the covering sheets, which has a first end attached to the upper part, a central portion separated from the covering sheets, and a second end contacting the lower part of the overlapped section and pressing said lower part.

Thermal insulating system for high temperature industrial tanks and equipment, comprising thermal insulating material, a covering system and a support system. The covering system has covering sheets fixed only to the support system. Adjacent covering sheets overlap longitudinally giving rise to overlapped sections comprising an upper part from one of the adjacent covering sheets and a lower part from the other adjacent covering sheet. At least a substantially omega-shaped longitudinal assembly clip is placed at each overlapped section, on the interior sides of the covering sheets, which has a first end attached to the upper part, a central portion separated from the covering sheets, and a second end contacting the lower part of the overlapped section and pressing said lower part.