Kee Safety - A35-8 - Split Three Socket Cross, 1-1/2" Dia.

Kee Klamp® Fittings Three Socket Tee Most commonly used as the 90 degree joint between the top rail and an intermediate upright on guardrailing. As there are two socket set screws in the sleeve, this Kee Lite fitting can be used where a join is required in the horizontal tube. As an alternative, it is possible to use a Type L10 fitting in its vertical position in place of the Type L25, using the latter only where a join in the tubing occurs.

KEE KLAMP® FITTINGS RAILING STANDARD FLANGE Ideal when a structural fixing is required. When fixing guardrailing and balustrades, Type 62 should always be used. The holes are of sufficient diameter to insure proper fixing with either a mechanical or chemical anchor. The two set screws in the vertical socket give greater sideload stability to the upright. It is recommended that the fixing holes in the flange should be in line with the applied load. 9/16" diameter fixing holes.

Kee Klamp® Fittings Rail Support This fitting, with holes provided for countersunk flat head screw fixings only, is designed to carry handrails along walls or to fix structures back to walls. The pipe passes through the fitting and cannot be joined within the fitting. Type 70 is also used to attach toeboards to the base of guardrail uprights. 5/16" diameter fixing holes. PA Warning: These fittings are not to be used as base flanges for full height guardrails.

Kee Klamp® Fittings Crossover Designed to give a 90 degree offset crossover joint. Frequently used on safety railing, where, to reduce cost by minimizing the pipe cuts, a continuous horizontal rail is used. It may be also used to give intermediate levels on racks. PA Warning: Pipe cannot be joined within this Kee Lite fitting.

Kee Klamp® Fittings Crossover Designed to give a 90° offset crossover joint. Frequently used on safety railing, where, to reduce cost by minimizing the pipe cuts, a continuous horizontal rail is used. Pipe cannot be joined within this fitting. It may be also used to give intermediate levels on racks, etc, when horizontal ties between uprights across the section are not required.