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Macalloy Tension Structures Macalloy Tension Rods Macalloy Compression Struts Macalloy Stainless Cables Macalloy Connection Solutions Macalloy Site Services INNOVATION QUALITY
Open the catalog to page 1With innovation at the heart of our company ethos, Macalloy has been developing new systems and t echnologies in Tensile Structures since the early 1980’s. Macalloy is a proven market leader in the design, manufacture and supply of threaded bar systems. Macalloy has experience in liaising with world renowned specifiers and contractors for the development of some truly unique and pioneering structures. Macalloy’s Tension Structures range is 9001 accredited and is approved with European Technical Approval – ETA - 17/0849, providing the CE certification, alongside other globally recognised...
Open the catalog to page 2Tension Rods Adjustable Compression Struts Macalloy CHS Fork End Stainless Cables Connection Solutions Component Dimensions Gusset Plates Fork Alignment & Site Services
Open the catalog to page 3Table 1 - Material Properties Product name Material Minimum Yield Stress N/mm2 Min. Charpy Impact Value J@ -20°C Table 2 - Tendon Capacities for Carbon and Stainless Macalloy 460 Min. Yield Load kN 25 36 69 108 156 249 364 501 660 912 1204 1756 2239 2533 3172 3520 Min. Break Load kN 33 48 91 143 207 330 483 665 875 1209 1596 2329 2969 3358 4206 4667 Table 3 - Tendon Capacities for Carbon and Stainless Macalloy 520 M85 to M105 in stainless is not covered by an ETA but is available by special...
Open the catalog to page 4Tension Rods Fork Adjustment and Set Up Points Fork Adjustment – M10 to M56: +/- ½ thread diameter in each fork end. Fork Adjustment – M64 to M105: +/- 25 mm in each fork end. Set-Up Point – M10 to M56: 1 ½ x thread diameter in each fork end. Set-Up Point – M64 to M105: 1 x thread diameter plus 25mm in each fork end. Min Engagement Lockcover Thread Size Gusset Plate Set-Up Point Fork Turnbuckle Adjustment and Set Up Points Turnbuckle Adjustment – M10 to M24: +/- 25mm. Turnbuckle Adjustment – M30 to M105: +/- 50mm. Set-Up Point – M10 to M24: 1 x thread diameter +12.5mm in each end of the...
Open the catalog to page 5Tension Rods For both pre-assembled and non-assembled tendons please follow the assembly and installation instructions to ensure correct set up points and thread engagement. 1 Note the thread direction of each bar end. 2 Screw tapered lockcovers on to the bar as far as thread allows with taper pointing away from fork, coupler or turnbuckle. Ensure correct lockcover is used for fork or turnbuckle. 3 Screw forks, turnbuckles and couplers on to bars noting set up points on page 5 Couplers 5. should be fully engaged. p ace s secure 4 Position bar in place and secure with pins. load/adjustment...
Open the catalog to page 6Tension Rods TechnoTensioner The Macalloy TechnoTensioner allows you to induce an accurate load into Macalloy tendons where a turnbuckle is used. The Macalloy TechnoTensioner works by gripping the tension bar on either side of the turnbuckle and pulling the bars together into tension thus loosening the turnbuckle. The turnbuckle can then be tightened with a strap, chain or stilson wrench. Fork and Lock Cover Sealing Recommended for use with all finishes to protect against vibration and corrosion. The same method should be applied whether used with a fork, coupler or turnbuckle. Sealant...
Open the catalog to page 7Adjustable Compression Struts Table 5: Capacity and Lengths of Architectural and Standard Compression Struts ‘Maximum lengths are based on carbon steel strut taking compressive capacity. For lower compressive loads longer lenghts can be used, Alternative wall thicknesses are available. Contact Macalloy for details regarding maximum length of stainless steel struts, Compression Strut Examples Standard Compression Strut Fork Adjustment and Set Up Min Engagement pin Locking Collar Max Engagement Adjustment with each fork: M12 to M56: +/- V2 thread diameter M64 to M100: +/- 25mm Set-Up Point in...
Open the catalog to page 8Macalloy CHS Fork End Corrosion Protection Can be galvanised and or painted and supplied in stainless steel to special order. Assembly and Installation 1 Insert Macalloy CHS Fork End into CHS / tube, ensuring it is fully inserted and that the forks are perpendicular to each other. 2 Weld directly to CHS with full penetration butt weld and clean weld as required (ensuring forks are perpendicular to each other) 3 Position complete strut in place and secure using pins. Architectural pins can be supplied by Macalloy. Please refer to table number 12 on page 13 for further information. Table 7:...
Open the catalog to page 9Stainless Cables Table 8: Minimum Break Loads for Stainless Cables Cable Dia. mm 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 19 22 26 Macalloy Fork Size M10 M10 M12 M16 M20 M24 M24 M30 M30 M36 Stainless steel cable will begin to distort at around 50% of its breaking load. For this reason it is recommended to apply a factor of safety of 2 and not to load the cables to more than 50% of their breaking loads. *1 x 37 or 1 x 61 may also be offered. SC460 Cable Systems - SC460 Swaged Fork / Tensioner Assembly and Installation 1 Remove pins using supplied allen...
Open the catalog to page 10Cable stretch Cables undergo an initial, permanent stretch. This can be between 0.10% and 0.75% dependant on the loading and type of cable. Further elastic stretch will then be proportional to the load applied and cable used. Elastic stretch can be calculated using the following formula: d = Load (kN) x Length (mm) Where E = 2 E (k/Nmm2) x Cross Sectional Area (mm2) 7 x 19 Slrand H85 kN/mm2 All cables are supplied non pre-stretched, if pre-stretched cables are required please request at time of the enquiry or order. Stainless Cables Fork Adjustment ‘-’ Set-Up Point Set-Up...
Open the catalog to page 11Turnbuckle with Fin Plate Table 11 - Disc Connection Table 13 - Turnbuckle with Fin Plate Bespoke connection Bespoke connection pieces including personalisation are also available. Please contact Macalloy for further details.
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