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US 10,896,774 B2Granted
Non-conductive support stands
AssigneeHubbell Incorporated
InventorsCharles Mitchell Stilwell, Richard Wallace Ceass
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Abstract
A support stand made of a non-conductive material and having a saddle, pedestal and a base used to support objects is provided. The pedestal supports the saddle and the base supports the pedestal. The saddle has a support member used to support objects and one or more flanges used to support objects. The saddle, pedestal and base are formed of a non-conductive material.
Claims20
A support stand for supporting objects, the support stand comprising:
- a pedestal having a first end and a second end;
- a saddle removably attached to the first end of the pedestal, the saddle including:
- a support member having an orifice adapted to receive the first end of the pedestal, an object receiving surface adjacent the orifice, and a removable cap forming part of the orifice that when removed provides access to an interior of the orifice, the object receiving surface being adapted to receive a first object and extending in a direction that is substantially perpendicular to the orifice;
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- at least one flange extending from the support member in a direction away from the object receiving surface, the at least one flange having at least one aperture extending therethrough, the at least one aperture extending through the at least one flange in a direction that is substantially parallel to the object receiving surface, and the at least one aperture being adapted to receive a second object;
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- a base attached to the second end of the pedestal;
- wherein the pedestal, saddle and base are formed of a non-conductive material.
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A support stand for supporting objects, the support stand comprising:
- a pedestal having a first end and a second end;
- a saddle removably attached to the first end of the pedestal, the saddle including:
- a support member having an orifice adapted to receive the first end of the pedestal, an object receiving surface adjacent the orifice, and a removable cap forming part of the orifice that when removed provides access to an interior of the orifice, the object receiving surface being adapted to receive a first object and extending in a direction that is substantially perpendicular to the orifice;
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- at least one flange extending from the support member in a direction away from the object receiving surface, the at least one flange having at least one slot therein, the at least one slot extending through the at least one flange in a direction that is substantially parallel to the object receiving surface, the at least one slot being adapted to receive a second object;
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- a base attach to the second end of the pedestal;
- wherein the pedestal, saddle and base are formed of a non-conductive material.
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A support stand for supporting objects, the support stand comprising:
- a pedestal having a first end and a second end;
- a saddle removably attached to the first end of the pedestal, the saddle including:
- a support member having an orifice adapted to receive the first end of the pedestal, an object receiving surface adjacent the orifice, and a removable cap forming part of the orifice that when removed provides access to an interior of the orifice, the object receiving surface being adapted to receive a first object and extending in a direction that is substantially perpendicular to the orifice;
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- at least one flange extending from the support member in a direction away from the object receiving surface, the at least one flange having at least one aperture and at least one slot, the at least one aperture extending through the at least one flange in a direction that is substantially parallel to the object receiving surface and the at least one aperture being adapted to receive a second object, the at least one slot extending through the at least one flange in a direction that is substantially parallel to the object receiving surface and the at least one slot being adapted to receive a third object;
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- a base attached to the second end of the pedestal;
- wherein the pedestal, saddle and base are formed of a non-conductive material.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.