Ramset Ceiling Clip, Gas Actuated
The Ramset Ceiling Clip Assembly is used for suspended ceilings and other wire-held systems. The pre-assembled ceiling clip consists of a zinc-plated 14 gage clip and fastener, and is designed for use in Ramset T3SS Single-Shot Gas Tool.
This assembly does not include a wire, only the ceiling clip.
- Description
- Details
The Ramset Ceiling Clip Assembly is used for suspended ceilings and other wire-held systems. The pre-assembled ceiling clip consists of a zinc-plated 14 gage clip and fastener, and is designed for use in Ramset T3SS Single-Shot Gas Tool.
This assembly does not include a wire, only the ceiling clip.
Related Products
-
Read MoreQuick ViewRamset Fastening Pins
The Ramset Fastening System Drive Pins are powder actuated pins used to attach material to concrete or steel. The pins are specifically fabricated for toughness and durability.
The 1/2″ and 5/8″ pins are knurled for extra grip, and are specifically engineered for use in structural-quality steel.
The 3/4″ and 1″ pins are perfect for attaching metal track to concrete.
The 1″ up to 2″ pins are sized for attaching furring strips or plywood to concrete.
The 2-1/2″ and 3″ pins are designed to attach 2×4’s to concrete. -
Quick ViewHammer Drive Tool
Drive pin anchors are installed in pre-drilled holes. Using this tool and a hammer, a solid strike drives a nail into the anchor body, expanding the anchor to form a tight fit. These anchors secure light loads to masonry materials.
-
Read MoreQuick View
Hammer Drive Pins
Drive pin anchors are installed in pre-drilled holes with a hammer strike that drives a nail into the anchor body, expanding the anchor to form a tight fit. These anchors secure light loads to masonry materials.
-
Read MoreQuick View
Nylon Round Head Nail-In
-
Quick View
1″ Conduit Clip w/Pin
Designed for use with Powder Actuated tools, this EMT clip will secure conduit to concrete, without the need to drill a hole first.
-
Read MoreQuick View
Pipe Spike
Powers Pipe SPIKE® is ideal for ceiling applications where hanging threaded rod is needed.
The SPIKE® anchor is a patented, one-piece, tamper-proof vibration resistant anchor for use in concrete, block, brick or stone. Several head styles and anchor materials are available. The SPIKE® anchor is formed with an “s” shaped configuration at the working end of the anchor to create an expansion mechanism. Since the anchor is pre-expanded, there is no secondary tightening operation required which greatly reduces the overall cost of an anchor installation. -
Read MoreQuick View
Knurled Track Pin
The Ramset 3/4 in. Drive Pins are ideal for fastening track in concrete and can be used to penetrate dense concrete and structural-quality steel. The pins are specifically fabricated for toughness and durability.
-
Read MoreQuick View
E-Z Anchor Drywall Anchors
The E-Z Ancor is a one-piece self-drilling anchor designed for optimal holding performance in drywall. Because it pre-drills its own small precise hole, no hole preparation is necessary.
With a range of choices, including mini, regular and heavy duty, and available in zinc or nylon, there is an E-Z solution to your hanging problems. -
HotQuick View
Ankr-TITE® CCAT Cracked Concrete Wedge Anchors
The CCAT Cracked Concrete Wedge Anchors are engineered to provide superior performance in cracked concrete in both seismic and wind load conditions.
-
Read MoreQuick View
Anchor Setting Tool Powder Load, .22 Caliber
Powder actuated tools are the quickest, most efficient way to set fasteners into concrete slabs and block walls. These .22 caliber powder loads provide the force needed to drive those fasteners into place. This level is the lightest available, for smaller fasteners and thinner materials.
Caution: Always test-fasten with the lowest power level for your tool. If more power is necessary, use the next highest power level until proper level and fastening is achieved. Refer to operator's manual for more specific details. Observe all safety reminders. Tool operators must be trained and qualified as required by federal law. Failure to use properly can result in serious injury or death to users or bystanders.
