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Unified Hangers

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Hangers allow the rail system to attach to either the buildings steel or a free stand structure.

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Features and Benefits

Versatile Mounting Options
Unified Hangers are designed to attach enclosed track rail systems to either building structural steel or free-standing support structures, offering flexibility for various installation environments
Multiple Hanger Styles
Available in rigid, articulating, parallel, and drop angle configurations, these hangers accommodate different structural and motion requirements, ensuring optimal alignment and performance
Customizable Lengths
Hangers can be ordered in a variety of lengths, allowing for precise elevation adjustments to meet specific application needs and ceiling heights
Engineered for Strength and Stability
Each hanger assembly is built to support the weight and dynamic loads of the rail system, ensuring safe and reliable operation over time
Simplified Installation
Unified’s hanger systems are designed for ease of installation, with clamping arrangements that fit various flange sizes reducing setup time and labor costs

Drop Angle Kits These kits allow for vertical offset mounting, which is useful when the support structure is at a different elevation than the rail system. They provide flexibility in aligning the rail height with operational needs.

Custom Lengths and Configurations Hangers can be ordered in custom lengths to accommodate unique ceiling heights or structural layouts. This ensures optimal system alignment and ergonomic positioning.

Special Clamping Arrangements In addition to standard rigid, articulating, and parallel styles, hangers can be configured with specialized clamps to fit non-standard flange sizes or structural shapes.

Safety Cable Integration Some hanger models include an 8-foot safety cable for added security, helping to prevent accidental detachment or failure during operation

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