Ss Extinguisher Hanger

Firstly, it is necessary to choose a solid wall or column with strong load-bearing capacity and a smooth surface as the installation location. Concrete walls, solid brick walls or steel structure columns are recommended, and installation on walls with insufficient load-bearing capacity such as gypsum board walls or hollow brick walls should be avoided. Determine the approximate installation height. It is recommended that the bottom of the hanger be 1.5 to 1.7 meters above the ground to facilitate quick access to the fire extinguisher by personnel. Use a level and a tape measure for precise measurement to ensure it is level. Then, mark the drilling position on the wall or column with a pencil or marker pen. If there are wires, pipes or other facilities near the installation site, it is necessary to confirm in advance to avoid them to prevent damage when drilling holes.

Prepare the suitable electric drill and the corresponding specification drill bit. The diameter of the drill bit needs to match the expansion screw. Before turning on the electric drill, check whether the equipment is operating normally and ensure that the power cord is undamaged. Align the electric drill vertically with the marking point and apply pressure steadily to start drilling. The depth of the hole should be slightly longer than the length of the expansion screw, generally controlled at 5 to 10 millimeters longer than the screw to ensure that the expansion screw can fully expand and fix it. During the drilling process, if you encounter a situation where it is difficult to drill due to high resistance, do not force the operation. It may be due to encountering hard objects such as steel bars inside the wall, and the drilling position needs to be readjusting. After the drilling is completed, use a brush or air pump to clean the remaining debris in the hole to ensure it is clean and free of debris. In addition, if the installation environment has special requirements, different types of accessories can be selected according to the actual situation, such as extended expansion screws, anti-slip gaskets, etc. ​

Remove the expansion screw, slowly screw it into the drilled hole, and use a wrench or screwdriver to tighten the screw to ensure that the expansion pipe fully expands and closely adheres to the wall. Align the hanger with the expansion screw holes, insert the screws in sequence, and use an appropriate tool to tighten the nuts. Start from the diagonal positions and gradually tighten to avoid uneven force causing the hanger to tilt. During the tightening process, it is necessary to check multiple times whether the hanger remains level. If there is any deviation, adjust it in time. After the fastening is completed, gently shake it by hand to check if there is any loosening. If shaking is found, the nut needs to be retightened until it is stable.

Hang the fire extinguisher steadily onto the hanger and ensure that all the fixed components are fully engaged. After the mounting is completed, hold the fire extinguisher with both hands and gently shake it left and right, up and down. Carefully observe whether there is any loosening or displacement at the connection between the hanger and the wall, and at the same time pay attention to whether there are any signs of deformation in the hanger structure. If any unstable factors are found during the test, the fire extinguisher should be removed immediately, and the fixing steps should be rechecked to ensure that all screws are tightened and the expansion screws are firmly embedded in the wall. Only after the test is passed and it is confirmed that the fire extinguisher can be safely and stably carried can the entire installation process be considered complete.