Device for holding a component
AssigneeA. Raymond Et Cie
InventorSven Binkert
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Abstract
The invention includes a clip having a head and at least one clip surface for abutment against the component or an element on which the component is to be held. The at least one clip surface faces the head and is spaced apart therefrom. The head exhibits a head-side surface and is joined with one or more arms designed for abutment against the opposite side of the component provided for the at least one clip surface to abut against or the element on which the component is to be held. The head-side surface has a head-bending section joined with an arm, wherein a connection between the head bending section and arm encompasses another bending section which runs at an angle in excess of 0° relative to the bending axis of the head bending section, and/or the head-side surface is joined with a leg.
Claims20
A device for holding a component, wherein the device comprises a clip, which has a head and at least one clip surface for abutment against the component to be held or an element on which the component is to be held, wherein the at least one clip surface faces the head, and is spaced apart from the head, and the head exhibits a head-side surface, and is joined with one or more arms, which are designed for abutment against the opposite side of the component to be held provided for the at least one clip surface to abut against or the element on which the component is to be held, characterized in that
- a) the head-side surface has formed upon it a head bending section, which is bent around a first bending axis and bent in a direction toward an end of the device spaced apart from the head, and which is joined with an arm, wherein a connection between the head bending section and arm comprises another bending section, which is bent around a second bending axis that runs at an angle of more than 0° relative to the first bending axis of the head bending section, and/or
- b) the head-side surface is joined with a leg, which extends at an angle of more than 0° relative to the head-side surface, and has formed upon it a leg bending section that is bent around a first bending axis and joined with an arm, and the arm is joined with the leg bending section by means of another bending section, which is bent around a second bending axis that runs at an angle of more than 0° relative to the first bending axis of the leg bending section.
A device for holding a component, wherein the device comprises a clip, which has a head and at least one clip surface for abutment against the component to be held or an element on which the component is to be held, wherein the at least one clip surface faces the head, and is spaced apart from the head, and the head exhibits a head-side surface, and is joined with one or more arms, which are designed for abutment against the opposite side of the component to be held provided for the at least one clip surface to abut against or the element on which the component is to be held, characterized in that
- a) the head-side surface has formed upon it a head bending section, which is bent around a first bending axis and joined with an arm, wherein a connection between the head bending section and arm comprises another bending section, which is bent around a second bending axis running at an angle in excess of 0° relative to the first bending axis of the head bending section, and the head-side surface exhibits no bending section joined with the arm, which is bent away from the at least one clip surface, and/or
- b) the head-side surface is joined with a leg, which extends at an angle of more than 0° relative to the head-side surface, and has formed upon it a leg bending section that is bent around a first bending axis and joined with an arm, and the arm is joined with the leg bending section by means of another bending section, which is bent around a second bending axis that runs at an angle of more than 0° relative to the first bending axis of the leg bending section.
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