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US 12,601,190 B2Granted
Connector for a scaffolding system
AssigneeSur-Loc Holdings, LLC
InventorsMark Cerasi, Andrew Sneeringer
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Abstract
A connector for a scaffolding system includes end portions and a central portion. The central portion includes raised upper and side regions that protrude outward. Raised side regions of the central portion also includes an indent disposed distally from the raised upper region. The end portions are securable to a support beam of the scaffolding system, where the raised upper region is substantially coplanar with an upper wall of the support beam when the support beam is coupled to an end portion.
Claims7
A connector for a scaffolding system, comprising:
- a first end portion comprising a first end top wall, a first end side wall, and a first end opposing side wall,
- a second end portion opposite to the first end portion, the first end portion and the second end portion protruding along a longitudinal axis, the second end portion comprising a second end top wall, a second end side wall, and a second end opposing side wall;
- a central portion disposed between the first end portion and the second end portion, comprising:
- a raised upper region disposed between the first end top wall and the second end top wall,
- a first raised side region disposed between the first end side wall and the second end side wall, and
- a second raised side region disposed between the first end opposing side wall and the second end opposing side wall,
- wherein the raised upper region, the first raised side region, and the second raised side region form a substantially U-shape;
- wherein the raised upper region protrudes outward further than the first end top wall and the second end top wall, the first raised side region protrudes outward further than the first end side wall and the second end side wall, and the second raised side region protrudes outward further than the first end opposing side wall and the second end opposing side wall;
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- an indent disposed on the first raised side region and on the second raised side region, the indent further disposed distally from the raised upper region.
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