washer 6 all may be integral parts of a single monolithic continuous metal strip such as a strip of steel for example stainless steel the loop 1 contacts the pipe being supported and may be sized to closely match the diameter of the pipe bends 8 and 9 are used to form the top and bottom horizontal tabs 4 and 5 respectively a bend 10 used to form the fold over washer tail 7 bending the tail 7 downward from a horizontal portion 7 a of the washer 6 the tail 7 may be bent at an angle corresponding to the slope of the leg 2 this allows an outside surface of the tail 7 to press against an inside surface of the leg 2 providing better structural stability for the loop hanger 100 when the hanger 100 is fully assembled and installed the bends 8 9 and 10 all have appropriate suitable radiuses as dictated by good metal forming practice a 180 degree hem bend 12 is utilized at the interface between the bottom horizontal tab 5 and the fold over washer 6 stiffening elements gussets 11 are centered on inside surfaces of the bends 8 and 10 to increase stiffness and reduce deflection of the top and bottom horizontal tabs one pair of the stiffening elements or gussets 11 is located at the inside of the bend 8 coupled to both the leg 3 and the tab 4 another pair of the stiffening elements or gussets 11 is located at the bend 10 coupled to both parts of the washer 6 the tail 7 and the horizontal portion 7 a the stiffening elements or gussets 11 may be stamped indentations deformations of the material of the metal strip located at the bends 8 and.