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US 12,539,803 B2Granted
Securement device
AssigneeHoch Brands, LLC
InventorsBruce A. Hoch, Charles V. Hoch
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Abstract
In one embodiment, a securement device includes a main body including a first restraint defined in the main body, a second restraint defined in the main body. The first and second restraint are disposed along separate respective restraint axes, the first restraint is adapted to receive a first flexible element, and the second restraint is adapted to receive a second flexible element.
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A securement device comprising:
- a main body including:
- a first channel including a first base wall and first side walls extending from the first base wall to an exterior face of the main body and defined in the main body,
- a second channel including a second base wall and second side walls extending from the second base wall to the exterior face of the main body and defined in the main body,
- wherein:
- the first channel and the second channel are disposed along separate respective and intersecting first and second channel axes, wherein each of the first and second channels and respective axes each extend through the main body,
- the first channel is adapted to receive a first flexible element, the first flexible element slidable in the first channel along the first channel axis,
- the second channel is adapted to receive a second flexible element, the second flexible element slidable in the second channel along the second channel axis,
- the first channel and the second channel intersect at an intersection portion, and
- the first side walls intersect adjacent second side walls intersect at the intersection portion.
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A securement device comprising:
- a main body including:
- a first channel defined by the main body and including, at least in part, a first base wall, first side walls extending from the first base wall to an exterior face of the main body, and a first web portion extending between opposing first side walls;
- and
- a second channel defined by the main body and including, at least in part, a second base wall, second side walls extending from the second base wall to the exterior face of the main body, and a second web portion extending between opposing second side walls;
- wherein:
- the first channel and the second channel each extend through the main body and each define intersecting axes,
- at least one web portion has a receptacle formed therein and adapted to receive a flexible element slidable in a direction along at least one of the intersecting axes,
- the first channel and the second channel intersect at an intersection portion, and
- the first side walls intersect adjacent second side walls intersect at the intersection portion.
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A securement device comprising:
- a pre-curved main body, the curvature defined relative to a first plane, including:
- a first channel defined by the main body and extending along at least a first axis extending along a second plane orthogonal to the first plane and along the curved main body and including, at least in part, a first base wall, first side walls extending from the first base wall to an exterior face of the main body, and a first web portion extending between opposing first side walls;
- and
- a second channel defined by the main body and extending along at least a second axis extending along the second plane and through the curved main body and intersecting the first axis and including, at least in part, the base wall, the one or more respective side walls, and a second web portion extending between opposing second side walls;
- wherein:
- the first channel is adapted to receive a first flexible element slidable in the first channel along at least the first channel axis,
- the second channel is adapted to receive a second flexible element slidable in the second channel along at least the second channel axis,
- the first channel and the second channel intersect at an intersection portion, and
- the first side walls intersect adjacent second side walls intersect at the intersection portion.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.