Phd Manufacturing 451 0300EG Standard Clevis Hanger Size 3

Product Description

The PHD MANUFACTURING 451 0300EG is a standard clevis hanger designed for pipe support applications in mechanical, plumbing, and HVAC piping systems. Clevis hangers suspend horizontal pipe runs from structural overhead supports, allowing controlled vertical adjustment while securing the pipe along its run. This unit is size 3 and features an EG (electrogalvanized) finish, which provides corrosion resistance in typical indoor mechanical room environments. Sold as a single unit, it is intended for use by licensed plumbers, pipefitters, and mechanical contractors performing pipe support installation or replacement work.

Clevis hangers in this style are a standard component in commercial and residential mechanical piping systems. Size 3 clevis hangers are commonly used with pipe sizes in that nominal range across hydronic heating, chilled water, domestic water, and similar piping systems. The EG finish suits dry or low-humidity interior environments where moderate corrosion resistance is required. This hanger is sold individually, making it a practical replacement or add-on for service calls and smaller installations.

Key Features

• Standard clevis hanger design for horizontal pipe suspension
• Size 3 fits corresponding nominal pipe sizes in mechanical piping systems
• EG (electrogalvanized) finish provides corrosion resistance for interior applications
• Single-unit sale allows targeted replacement without ordering in bulk
• Compatible with overhead rod and beam support systems standard in commercial and residential construction

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard new-installation clevis hanger for size 3 pipe support applications in mechanical and plumbing piping systems.

Installation Notes

Clevis hangers are typically installed by licensed plumbers or pipefitters in accordance with applicable mechanical codes such as the IPC or IFGC. Before replacing a hanger on an existing system, isolate and depressurize the affected piping section and ensure adequate temporary support is in place before removing the old hanger. Follow project specifications and hanger spacing requirements per code for the pipe size and material being supported. Do not overtighten rod nuts or fasteners beyond the hanger manufacturer and code requirements for the application.