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3000 Range Universal Frame Cramp

A multi purpose conventional fixing cramp that incorporates a number of unique design features. This frame cramp has a slotted upstand that provides the user with a vertical tolerance when fixing the product to a structure. This reduces the likelihood of the cramp being bent on site to suit brickwork coursing.

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Description

The 3000 Range Tie is a versatile multi-purpose frame cramp designed in compliance with the requirements of BS EN 845-1. This tie is engineered to link a masonry panel to a diverse array of structures or substrates, making it a flexible solution for numerous applications on site. Thanks to its advanced punched and pressed profile, the tie can withstand high loads due to its increased sectional properties.

Movement Tie Capability:

An additional feature of the 3000 Range Tie is its potential to function as a movement tie. This design allows it to connect two panels of masonry at a vertical movement joint. While offering lateral resistance to wind loading, it also accommodates the expansion and contraction of the masonry panel to prevent cracking. Used in conjunction with a debonding sleeve, it is designed to facilitate in-axis movement of up to +/- 10mm.

Design and Material:

The tie’s formed section and integrated drip features act to prevent water from crossing the cavity. It is intended for use with a minimum mortar joint thickness of 10mm. The 3000 Range Tie is available in Grades 304 (BS EN 1.4301) and Grade 316 (BS EN 1.4401) austenitic stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion.

A1 Non-combustible:

The 3000 Range Tie is a stainless steel product that fulfills the requirements for an A1 classification without testing. As per document 96/603/EC, the ACS 3000 Range Tie, due to its stainless steel composition, falls into the category of A (“No contribution to fire”) and is considered non-combustible. No further testing is required in this regard.

Thermal Properties:

The innovative design of the 3000 Range Tie has enabled a reduction in cross-sectional area while still achieving high load capacities. This reduction introduces the benefit of reduced thermal transfer across the cavity compared to other ties. The cross-sectional area of the tie is 24mm². Stainless steel has a thermal conductivity of 17W/mK. Using these figures, the impact of wall ties on the panel can be calculated.

Fully De-bondable

Designed in accordance with BS EN 845-1 standards, the 3000 range is a versatile de-bondable frame cramp. It is engineered to tie a masonry panel back to a variety of structures and substrates. Its versatility means that a single frame cramp can be employed for a range of on-site applications, including serving as both a cavity tie and a movement tie when used with a de-bonding sleeve.

KEY FEATURES

  • Compliant with BS EN 845-1: This product has been designed in accordance with the specifications and standards set out by the British Standard for structural use of masonry, ensuring its reliability and performance.
  • Integrated Safety and Drip Features: The tie comes with built-in safety features to protect against failure and a drip feature that allows for moisture to drop off, preventing it from crossing the cavity.
  • Expertly Designed Profile: The unique design of this tie enhances its strength, installation ease, and overall performance.
  • Clearly Defined Embedment Markings: Embedment markings at 62.5mm are clearly indicated to ensure correct installation and optimal performance.
  • CE Marked: The CE marking is a declaration by the manufacturer that the product meets all the appropriate provisions of the relevant legislation implementing certain European directives.
  • Lucideon Tested: The 3000 range has undergone rigorous testing by Lucideon, a renowned assurance and testing facility, further assuring its quality and durability.

 

The 3000 Range Tie represents a perfect balance of strength, flexibility, thermal efficiency, and fire safety, ensuring it meets the diverse needs of modern construction projects. For any further information, please refer to the aforementioned standard.

SizePart NumbersDescriptionQuantity
0753000/075Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp250
1003000/100Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp250
1253000/125Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp250
1503000/150Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp250
1753000/175Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp250
2003000/200Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp250
2253000/225Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp250
2503000/250Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp250
Size 075
Part Numbers 3000/075
Description Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp
Quantity 250
Size 100
Part Numbers 3000/100
Description Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp
Quantity 250
Size 125
Part Numbers 3000/125
Description Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp
Quantity 250
Size 150
Part Numbers 3000/150
Description Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp
Quantity 250
Size 175
Part Numbers 3000/175
Description Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp
Quantity 250
Size 200
Part Numbers 3000/200
Description Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp
Quantity 250
Size 225
Part Numbers 3000/225
Description Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp
Quantity 250
Size 250
Part Numbers 3000/250
Description Universal Multidrip S/S Frame Cramp
Quantity 250
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02890 81 55 66
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Andy Allsobrook

Regional Manager

Andy is not just our Regional Manager; he is a dedicated family man, an active sports enthusiast, and brings nearly 40 years of construction industry experience to the team.  

Away from the office, Andy still plays cricket at the grand age of 58, showing the young ones what he’s made of when playing on the same team as his son. He also avidly supports Arsenal FC.

Andy also cherishes family time with his childhood sweetheart, wife of 35 years, their three adult children, and grandchildren.

An ex-retained fireman who served for six years in the 1980s, Andy’s dedication extends beyond work, showcasing his commitment to community and family.

Katie Wills

Regional Manager

Meet Katie Wills, our vibrant Regional Manager who finds joy in spending time with her family, keeping fit, and taking part in fun-filled challenges.

With an energetic and outgoing personality, Katie thrives on trying new things, even venturing into coasteering in 2023 with her son.

She’s not afraid to push boundaries, whether climbing mountains (previously done Kilimanjaro) for charity or conquering marathons and skydives. I wonder what challenge is next on the list?

When not on an adventure, Katie cherishes time with loved ones, embodying a sociable spirit that brings warmth to our team. 

Madelaine Pieterse

Regional Manager

Madelaine has always worked in construction so she knows her way around the industry, but she will often get lost in her own town.

Born in South Africa, Madelaine swapped the stunning sunshine in Cape Town for the cloudy charm of Belfast. We’re not sure what made her make this decision, starting a new life in Ireland isn’t for the faint-hearted.

Madelaine is mother to two sons 22 and 25 who she loves to spend her time with, watching them mature into handsome men.

Jim Martin

Regional Manager

Our regional manager Jim likes to pretend that he is ‘pure Scottish’ but secretly he’s half English. Now, we ‘dinnae ken’ why he’s proud of his Scottish ancestry, but each to their own!

Despite his Scottish routes, Jim is great at his job, there’s no denying that.

You won’t often see Jim cracking up in the office, but we suppose there isn’t a lot to laugh at up in Scotland so he’s probably out of practice.

Helen Gibson

Regional Manager

Helen spends most of her time playing with her orchestra. She claims that her biggest passion is music, but then again, her instrument of choice is the flute.

Playing her flute isn’t the only music that Helen makes, she is the proud owner of a big laugh that bounces off every corner of the office. More often than not, you will hear her laugh before you see her!

Helen’s a single girl, and enjoys meeting up with friends for nights out at the cinema, eating out and keeping the local Brew Dog in business!! She says she doesn’t drink much…. we know different!

Kevin Jagg

Operations Director

Kevin has been in the construction game for a long time, over 30 years! He worked at Grayson & Co back in 1993 and has unfortunately known Tony throughout this time. Now he’s decided to join the senior leadership after knowing Clare and Chris for 18 years.

At the weekend, Kevin enjoys meeting friends for a beer or 3 and loves to travel all over the world on cruises.

Clare Spivey

Sales & Marketing Director

Although she won’t admit it, Clare has been in the game a long time.

Supplying power tools and fixings was her first job in the construction industry. Due to this she has the ability to spot a tool a mile off.

Clare must have been a magician in a former life as her ability to spin plates is quite something. With a husband who works away, 2 kids with a shed load of activities, her taxi and cheerleading skills are on hand most evenings and weekends.

Clare and her family enjoy escaping to Filey, where they enjoy long walks on the beach and eating fish and chips. Clare loves her holiday home as there is absolutely no phone signal.

Henry Bareham

Specification Director

Henry’s takes great pride in his family, a wife to whom he’s absurdly lucky to have been married to for over 30 years. And two children in their 20’s, who now talk to him having managed their way through the teenage years.

Having left his pretend job of 15 years as a fully-fledged P.G.A qualified Golf Professional, Henry has managed his last 20 years + in construction within manufacturing, technical specification, and sub-contracting.

He spends his time away from work trying to re-kindle the talent he had a long time ago on the golf course, whilst also managing a keen interest in the gym, trying to maintain the muscle to body fat ratio in a good way.

Chris Bentley

Regional Manager

Chris’s claim to fame is working with both Tony and Clare for over 24 years, and still being alive to tell the tale. He’s been working for Grayson since day one!

Outside of the office, Chris has a passion for music and plays in a Brass Band. He’s performed at the Albert Hall, and recently performed at Soccer Aid for Unicef in front of 70,000 supporters at Old Trafford.

If he’s not playing music or working, Chris does also like to watch Barnsley FC which unfortunately, doesn’t put a smile on his face too often.

Tony Higson ​

CEO & Managing Director ​

Having two teenage daughters, Tony enjoys spending much of this time working away.

He also has an old wife and new a Doberman, therefore the only time people value him is in the office or on site.

As a Sheffield Wednesday fan, the poor fella doesn’t get any joy there either.

Tony has been the Managing Director of Grayson for nearly twenty-years. For all of this time he was also moonlighting for ACS. Again, holding down two jobs was the perfect excuse for not going home.  

In a previous life Tony used to play solders, however he has very few war stories due to the fact his job was to the fix equipment real soldiers used.

Tony’s biggest fear is retirement.