In an example, the solar tracker has a clamp assembly that is configured to pivot a torque tube. In an example, the assembly has a support structure configured as a frame having configured by a first anchoring region and a second anchoring region. In an example, the support structure is configured from a thickness of metal material. In an example, the support structure is configured in an upright manner, and has a major plane region. In an example, the assembly has a pivot device configured on the support structure and a torque tube suspending on the pivot device and aligned within an opening of the support and configured to be normal to the plane region. In an example, the torque tube is configured on the pivot device to move about an arc in a first direction or in a second direction such that the first direction is in a direction opposite to the second direction.

A method of additively manufacturing a fire and overheat detection system (FODS) clamp onto a rail tube is provided. The method includes building a base of a clamp body on the rail tube, sequentially building portions of a locking feature and holders of the clamp body on the base and sequentially building remaining portions of the holders and flanges forming grooves at each of the holders of the clamp body on the base.

A method of additively manufacturing a fire and overheat detection system (FODS) clamp onto a rail tube is provided. The method includes building a base of a clamp body on the rail tube, sequentially building portions of a locking feature and holders of the clamp body on the base and sequentially building remaining portions of the holders and flanges forming grooves at each of the holders of the clamp body on the base.

A magnetic roofing attachment assembly utilizes a magnetic connecting arrangement to support rooftop equipment without mechanically penetrating a waterproof membrane of the roof. First and second members on opposite sides of waterproof barrier are magnetically coupled (connected) through the barrier to secure an external support for rooftop equipment.

A cable support system includes a plurality of V-bracket assemblies spaced-apart from one another and aligned to form first and second sides defining an angle therebetween. A first cable support apparatus is disposed on the first side and secured to the plurality of V-bracket assemblies and a second cable support apparatus is disposed on the second side and secured to the plurality of V-bracket assembles such that the first and second cable support apparatuses defined the angle therebetween. Each of the first and second cable support apparatuses includes a plurality of horizontal supports of wire stock and a plurality of first vertical supports of wire stock. Each first vertical support includes a vertical segment joined to the horizontal supports at intersections therebetween and an upper cable-receiving element extending outwardly from the corresponding vertical segment. The upper cable-receiving elements of the first vertical supports cooperating to define a first upper cable-receiving channel extending therealong.

A cable support system includes a plurality of V-bracket assemblies spaced-apart from one another and aligned to form first and second sides defining an angle therebetween. A first cable support apparatus is disposed on the first side and secured to the plurality of V-bracket assemblies and a second cable support apparatus is disposed on the second side and secured to the plurality of V-bracket assembles such that the first and second cable support apparatuses defined the angle therebetween. Each of the first and second cable support apparatuses includes a plurality of horizontal supports of wire stock and a plurality of first vertical supports of wire stock. Each first vertical support includes a vertical segment joined to the horizontal supports at intersections therebetween and an upper cable-receiving element extending outwardly from the corresponding vertical segment. The upper cable-receiving elements of the first vertical supports cooperating to define a first upper cable-receiving channel extending therealong.

The present application relates to a grooved bracket, which includes a base body for external connection and a first hook part connected to the base body, the bent part of the first hook part forms a trench groove, the inner wall of the trench groove is provided with an embedded groove along the bent path of the first hook part, an embedded body is embedded in the embedded groove, and part of the embedded body exceeds the embedded groove and falls into the range of the trench groove. The present application has the effect that the rod is easy to install and not easy to fall off.

A support (10) apparatus suitable for supporting a cable or a pipe (12), wherein the support apparatus once installed to a suitable supporting surface, is arranged to provide an accommodation space which is at least partially open at an opening such that the cable or pipe may be introduced into the accommodation space through the opening.

A support (10) apparatus suitable for supporting a cable or a pipe (12), wherein the support apparatus once installed to a suitable supporting surface, is arranged to provide an accommodation space which is at least partially open at an opening such that the cable or pipe may be introduced into the accommodation space through the opening.

A unitary steel bracket has an arced portion and a hanger appendage extending perpendicularly from a convex perimeter of the arced portion. The arced portion has two opposed planar surfaces with parallel mount holes through each end. The hanger appendage has two opposed planar surfaces coplanar with the arced portion planar surfaces. A portion of the hanger appendage is bent at a 90-degree angle and has a support mount hole perpendicular to the parallel mount holes. the bracket is prefabricated to a predetermined bracket size corresponding to a predetermined pipe flange size. A method of hanging joined flanged includes providing the bracket; aligning the parallel mount holes with holes on a pipe flange; inserting connection bolts through the holes; threading nuts onto the bolts to a predetermined torque; and attaching the support mount hole to a building structure.