Mounting Pipe Perpendicular to I-Beam

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We are wanting to put an US/DS pipe both SL and SR to hang taildowns off of. SL I have a chunky piece of unistrut mounted into concrete. SR is another matter. Below our rail gallery we have a series of I-Beams on 3' centers supporting the rail. The beams run SL/SR. What I would like to do is attach a pipe perpendicular to the beams. I am looking for a piece of rated hardware that will do this. I have found stuff for EMT and sprinkler pipe, but nothing with a load rating. I know I could go beam clamp to chain/batten clamp, but I would like something a bit cleaner.

Basically, something that does something like this, but rated and a bit more beefy...

All of this will be signed off by our engineering dept. before it gets installed, so don't freak out on me with that...

 

[BillESC]

If it is permanent or even semi-permanent you could drill the I Beam flanges and use U bolts. It would be load rated. Not a lot of fun, but safe.

 

[epimetheus]

Gravlock Coupler

How about this?

 

[soundman]

What about this Mcgyver Clamp / Adjustable Rod Beam Clamp / Carriages, Clews, Trim Clamp, Rigging & Hoists / Rope & Rigging Hardware / Home - Mutual Hardware

 

[bobthebob]

Gravlock Coupler

How about this?

cool!
bookmarking that for later reference!

 

[bobthebob]

What about this Mcgyver Clamp / Adjustable Rod Beam Clamp / Carriages, Clews, Trim Clamp, Rigging & Hoists / Rope & Rigging Hardware / Home - Mutual Hardware

also very cool!
and it's always great learning about a new vendor. cheers.