Sprinkler reducer fixing bracket
AssigneeKofulso Co., Ltd.
InventorSeung-Il Oh
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Abstract
A sprinkler reducer fixing bracket that is capable of allowing a reducer to be adjusted in height, especially in a state where the reducer is coupled thereto. The sprinkler reducer fixing bracket includes a body fitted to a horizontal bar, a hook member whose one side is rotatably coupled to the body by means of a shaft member, a locking shaft disposed on the hook member and having a cam portion adapted to push the body to allow the hook member to move to a position for fixing the reducer up and down, and U-shaped first and second locking pins adapted to allow the hook member to maintain the fixed position of the reducer in the up and down directions.
Claims4
A sprinkler reducer fixing bracket comprising:
- a body having an insertion space adapted to fit a horizontal bar thereto and a first mounting portion formed thereon;
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- a hook member having a second mounting portion corresponding to the first mounting portion and a shaft member adapted to allow one side thereof to be rotatably coupled to the body therearound,
- wherein the body comprises:
- a long hole formed slantly on one side thereof in such a manner as to pass the shaft member therethrough;
- a first long locking hole formed on the other side thereof;
- and a U-shaped first locking pin fitted to the first long locking hole, and the hook member comprises:
- a slant portion formed on the other side thereof in such a manner as to come into contact with one side of the first locking pin protruding from the first long locking hole;
- a locking groove formed adjacent to the slant portion in such a manner as to fit one side of the first locking pin thereto;
- a second long locking hole formed on the other side thereof;
- a releasing groove connected to the second long locking hole;
- a locking shaft disposed at the inside of the other side thereof and having a cam portion adapted to push the body and slant teeth slantly formed in one side direction;
- a driver groove formed on a head portion of the locking shaft;
- and a U-shaped second locking pin fitted to the second long locking hole in such a manner as to be locked onto the slant teeth.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.