Standard Grounding and Bonding Assemblies
Static Grounding and Bonding
Our standard grounding assemblies offer 1/8" diameter, flexible stainless steel cable in 3-ft lengths. We have configured these assemblies to address the most common application parameters. In addition to our highly sought after REB 2960 Hand Clamp we offer Terminal Lugs, Pipe Clamps, C-Clamps and Alligator Clips as additional termination options.
We recommend the REB 2960 hand clamp for painted and corrosion inherent surfaces and for environments demanding a robust clamp force. For non-painted surfaces or when corrosion is not a problem choose our A Series of clamps with the copper alligator clips. For terminating to existing grounding points choose our Terminal Lugs. Pipe and I-Beam grounding and bonding can be accomplished with our wide reaching array of sizes and configurations of Pipe Clamps and C-Clamps.
Whatever your application Stewart R. Browne can configure our grounding cables to meet your specifications.
Our grounding clamps and assemblies comply with OSHA standards for properly controlling static charges. While OSHA does not prescribe how, it does dictate when and where static grounding and bonding procedures must exist. For instance, when loading or unloading bulk carriers such as tanker trucks or railcars or transferring flammable liquids in five gallon containers, drums or totes.
Compliant with NFPA77
Made in the U.S.A.
We recommend the REB 2960 hand clamp for painted and corrosion inherent surfaces and for environments demanding a robust clamp force. For non-painted surfaces or when corrosion is not a problem choose our A Series of clamps with the copper alligator clips. For terminating to existing grounding points choose our Terminal Lugs. Pipe and I-Beam grounding and bonding can be accomplished with our wide reaching array of sizes and configurations of Pipe Clamps and C-Clamps.
Whatever your application Stewart R. Browne can configure our grounding cables to meet your specifications.
Our grounding clamps and assemblies comply with OSHA standards for properly controlling static charges. While OSHA does not prescribe how, it does dictate when and where static grounding and bonding procedures must exist. For instance, when loading or unloading bulk carriers such as tanker trucks or railcars or transferring flammable liquids in five gallon containers, drums or totes.
Compliant with NFPA77
Made in the U.S.A.
