StiffClip® LS
The StiffClip® LS series is to be utilized when connecting framing members in various applications, the most common being connecting spandrel wall studs to structure. StiffClip LS resists axial tension and compression loads. Allowable design loads may be calculated based on the Section Properties shown below. Long lengths greater than 20” incorporate a stiffening lip to increase compressive strength. Value
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- Attach StiffClip to structural member using approved fastener method.
- Fasten stud to clip with approved number of screws. For quicker installation, attach from thin to thick material
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Nomenclature StiffClip® LS is available in various lengths (10”, 12”, 15”, & 20”). To calculate length for spandrel wall connectors, add stud depth, 3” for attachment to steel (5.5” for attachment to concrete), and the distance of construction tolerance.For other applications, simply designate length (in.) multiplied by 100. Example: 6” stud, 4” attachment to structure, 2” tolerance. Designate: StiffClip® LS1200. |
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The attachment of StiffClip® to the structure may be made with either a PAF or weld and is dependent upon base material properties and the design configuration.
Note:
For PAF’s, fasten within ¾” from the angle heel centerline of the 1½” leg.
Steel: ASTM A1003/A1003M Structural Grade 50 (340) Type H, ST50H (ST340H):
50ksi (340MPa) minimum yield strength, 65ksi (450MPa) minimum tensile strength, 68mil minimum thickness (14 gauge, 0.0713” design thickness) with ASTM A653/A653M G90 (Z275) hot dipped galvanized coating.
The attachment of StiffClip to the primary structure may be made with a PAF, screw/bolt anchors or weld and is dependent upon the base material (steel or concrete) and the design configuration.


