Review
DIN 3016 is a German standard that specifies requirements for fastening pipelines and their components. An EPDM-lined clamp is one of the types of pipe fasteners that complies with this standard. A clamp is a fastener whose main task is to perform a reliable and durable connection of structures, as well as to fix various pipes, cables, ropes, ventilation shafts and other structures. Clamps are used to evenly distribute the load on structural elements generated during their operation.
Materials for the manufacture of DIN 3016 clamps
DIN 3016 is made of steel, which is additionally coated with zinc. Zinc protects against corrosion if the fastener is to be used in aggressive environments. The clamp also contains a gasket made of EPDM. EPDM is a high-quality material with high resistance to temperature changes, water, acids and alkalis. This makes the EPDM-lined clamp an ideal choice for use in water supply, heating and air conditioning systems.
Applications for DIN 3016 clamps
The EPDM backed clamp consists of two parts: a metal clamp and a rubber backing made of EPDM (ethylene propylene rubber). The metal clamp provides a firm hold on the pipe to the wall or floor, while the rubber backing reduces vibrations and shocks and prevents corrosion.
DIN 3016 is a clamp used for fastening with rubber insulation. It is used when installing equipment for conducting electrical cables under vibration loads.
