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SCHA Slide-Clip Connector for Horizontal Anchorage

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The SCHA connector is an ideal solution for panelized or stick-frame construction where the CFS framing anchors to the top of a concrete floor slab or the bottom of a steel beam. The connector features a wide support leg to decrease eccentricity on anchors and provide a variety of anchorage options. The included SCVS vertical slider helps to strengthen the connector for the highest tension (F2) and compression (F3) loads in the industry.

Key Features

  • Provides a full 1" of both upward and downward movement
  • Tabulated design values for anchorage help mitigate risk and provide ease of specification
  • Either face of anchorage leg can be used against the support
  • Accommodates standoff distances up to 4 3/4"
  • Can be used with 3 5/8", 4", 6" and 8" studs
  • Prepunched anchor holes accommodate 1/4"-diameter Titen HD® or other 1/4"-diameter concrete screw anchors, and 0.157"-diameter powder-actuated fasteners such as the Simpson Strong-Tie® PDPAT-62KP
  • Prepunched anchor holes also eliminate the need for predrilling and help ensure accurate anchor placement

Material

  • SCHA — 118 mil (10 ga., 33 ksi); SCVS — 97 mil (12 ga., 33 ksi)

Finish

  • Galvanized (G90)

Installation

  • Use all specified fasteners and anchors. Note that the smaller-diameter anchor holes are provided for PAF installation, and the larger-diameter anchor holes are for 1/4"-diameter concrete screw anchors.
  • Ensure that the SCVS vertical slider is centered in the SCHA vertical slots by aligning the tic-marks adjacent to the triangle holes on the slider with the ≠ stamp on the SCHA clip.

Ordering Information

  • SCHA10.75-KT15 contains (15) SCHA 10.75 connectors and (15) SCVS/97 sliders
  • SCHA10.75L-KT15 contains (15) SCHA 10.75L connectors and (15) SCVS/97 sliders

Related Literature

Connectors for Cold-Formed Steel Construction
C-CF-2017
A catalog including specifications, load tables and installation illustrations for our cold-formed steel connectors and clips.
Catalog

Load Tables

SCHA Allowable Loads

  1. For additional important information, see General Information.
  2. Allowable loads are based on connectors installed with tabulated anchorage type, quantity and size into structural steel. For anchorage installations into concrete, the capacity of the connection system will be the minimum of the tabulated value and the allowable load using concrete screws indicated in table below. Note that if the Designer chooses to calculate concrete anchorage with alternate 1/4" -diameter anchors, then the maximum load shall not exceed the tabulated values in this table. Refer to illustrations in the gallery.
  3. Please refer to the table below for Simpson Strong-Tie® Titen HD anchorage loads.
  4. Min. fasteners quantity and tabulated values — fill round holes; max. fasteners quantity and tabulated values — fill round and triangular holes.
  5. The stand-off is the distance from the interior flange of the stud to the face of the supporting structure. Note that the interior flange of the stud is assumed to align with the inside vertical edge of the connector as indicated in the installation graphics in the gallery.
  6. Tabulated values are based on 3 5/8" studs. Web crippling checks for deeper members are the responsibility of the Designer.
  7. Allowable loads are based on in-plane loads applied to the stud fasteners that are nearest the support, with complete rotational restraint at the studs.

Allowable 1/4" Titen HD® Concrete Screw Anchorage Loads

  1. Allowable anchor capacities have been determined using ACI 318-14 Chapter 17 calculations with a minimum concrete compressive strength (f'c) of 2,500 psi and 5" slab thickness in normal-weight concrete. Tabulated values can be multiplied by a factor (λa) of 0.6 for sand-lightweight concrete.
  2. Nominal Embedment Depth/Effective Embedment Depth relationship is 1.75" (hnom) / 1.30" (hef).
  3. Edge distance is assumed to be 2", and end distance is 7 1/8".
  4. Load values are for group anchors based on ACI 318-14, condition B, load factors from ACI 318-14 Section 5.3, no supplement edge reinforcement, Ψc, v = 1.0 for cracked concrete and periodic special inspection.
  5. Allowable Stress Design (ASD) values were determined by multiplying calculated LRFD capacities by a conversion factor, Alpha (α), of 0.70 for seismic load and 0.6 for wind loads. ASD values for other combinations may be determined using alternate conversion factors.
  6. Tabulated allowable ASD loads for Wind and Seismic in SDC A&B are based on using wind conversion factors and may be increased by 1.17 for SDC A&B only.
  7. Allowable loads have been divided by an Omega (Ω) seismic factor of 2.5 for brittle failure as required by ACI 318-14 Chapter 17.
  8. Allowable F2 and F3 loads are based on the governing loading direction, which is toward the edge of slab.
  9. Tabulated capacities are based on maximum allowable anchorage loads only. The capacity of the connection system shall be the minimum of the tabulated value and the SCHA Allowable Connector Loads.

Code Reports

Part IAPMO UES ER ICC-ES ESR City of Los Angeles State of Florida
SCHA10.75-KT15No code listing: Please contact us for test data.
SCHA10.75L-KT15No code listing: Please contact us for test data.

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