Pro-source EGSU9 168 Adjustable Clevis Hanger 3/4 in Rod

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE EGSU9 168 is an adjustable clevis hanger designed to support pipes in mechanical, plumbing, and HVAC piping systems. Fabricated from carbon steel, this hanger provides durable load-bearing support while allowing vertical adjustment at the rod connection. It accepts a 3/4-inch threaded rod and weighs 3.44 pounds. Adjustable clevis hangers are a standard component in commercial and industrial piping installations where pipes must be suspended from structural members such as beams, joists, or concrete ceilings. Licensed plumbers, pipefitters, and mechanical contractors install these in above-ceiling and exposed-structure applications.

This clevis hanger is suited for suspended pipe runs in residential and commercial mechanical rooms, boiler rooms, and overhead piping systems. It accommodates systems where periodic vertical adjustment of pipe elevation is required after initial installation. The 3/4-inch rod size is a common specification across a wide range of pipe support assemblies, making this hanger a practical fit for standard piping layouts in plumbing, HVAC hydronic, and industrial process piping.

Key Features

• Adjustable design allows vertical positioning of pipe after rod attachment
• Carbon steel construction provides reliable strength for sustained pipe loads
• Accepts 3/4-inch threaded rod — a widely used size in commercial pipe support systems
• Compatible with standard clevis hanger rod and nut hardware
• Sold individually for flexible procurement on small or large jobs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit adjustable clevis hanger for mechanical piping systems using 3/4-inch threaded rod assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed plumbers or pipefitters in accordance with applicable mechanical and plumbing codes such as the IPC or ASME B31 piping standards. Ensure the supporting structure is rated for the combined load of the pipe, medium, and hanger hardware before fastening. Verify rod and nut thread compatibility before assembly, and do not overtighten the adjustment nut beyond the hanger manufacturer's guidance. Inspect the hanger and rod connection for proper seating before returning the system to service.