Anchor for connecting to a rod
AssigneeCetres Holdings, LLC
InventorThomas M. Espinosa
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Abstract
An anchor includes a body having a first end and a second end; the body having a side wall between the first end and the second end; the body including an axial hole extending from the first end into the body, the axial hole for receiving an end portion of a rod; and the body including a first longitudinal cutout extending into the side wall to create a first opening into a first portion of the axial hole to expose an end portion of the rod to be inserted in the axial hole to be welded to the body.
Claims19
An anchor for being embedded in concrete, comprising:
- a) a body having a first end and a second end, with a first collar portion and a second collar portion, respectively;
- b) the body having a side wall between the first end and the second end;
- c) the body including an axial blind hole extending from the first end to an interior portion of the body, the axial hole for receiving an end portion of a rod;
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- d) the body including a first longitudinal cutout extending into the side wall to create a first opening into a first portion of the axial hole to expose an end portion of the rod to be inserted in the axial hole to be welded to the body, the first longitudinal cutout extending along a direction of the axial hole.
An anchor for being embedded in concrete, comprising:
- a) a body having a first end and a second end;
- b) the body having a side wall between the first end and the second end;
- c) the body including an axial hole extending from the first end into the body, the axial hole for receiving an end portion of a first rod;
- d) the body including a first longitudinal cutout extending into the side wall to create a first opening into a first portion of the axial hole to expose an end portion of the first rod to be inserted in the axial hole to be welded to the body, the first longitudinal cutout extending along a direction of the axial hole;
- e) the second end including an offset hole;
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- b) the body includes a second longitudinal cutout extending into the side wall to create a second opening into the offset hole to expose an end portion of a second rod to be inserted in the offset hole to be welded to the body.
An anchor for being embedded in concrete, comprising:
- a) a body having a first end and a second end, with a first collar portion and a second collar portion, respectively;
- b) the body having a side wall between the first end and the second end;
- c) the body including an axial hole extending from the first end into the body, the axial hole for receiving an end portion of a rod, the second end including a flange extending outwardly, the flange being homogenous with the body;
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- d) the body including a first longitudinal cutout extending into the side wall to create a first opening into a first portion of the axial hole to expose an end portion of the rod to be inserted in the axial hole to be welded to the body, the first longitudinal cutout extending along a direction of the axial hole.
An anchor for being embedded in concrete, comprising:
- a) a body having a first end and a second end;
- b) the body having a side wall between the first end and the second end;
- c) the body including an axial hole extending from the first end into the body, the axial hole for receiving an end portion of a rod;
- d) the body including a first longitudinal cutout extending into the side wall to create a first opening into a first portion of the axial hole to expose an end portion of the rod to be inserted in the axial hole to be welded to the body, the first longitudinal cutout extending along a direction of the axial hole;
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- e) the second end including a bottom wall with a stud attached to or integral with the bottom wall, the stud for attaching to a support, the bottom wall being homogeneous with the body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.