Holding device
AssigneePrivate Brand Tools (Australia) Pty Ltd
InventorDavid Mitchell
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Abstract
There is disclosed a holding device for holding two rotary members relative to one another. The device has two holding members and a connecting member to which the holding members may be clamped by respective clamps. One of the holding members may be selectively positioned along the connecting member and clamped thereto at selected distances from the other holding member.
Claims16
A holding device for holding two rotary elements against rotation relative to one another and having a connecting member, a first unitary holding member with spaced projections for engagement with one of the rotary elements at spaced locations on the one rotary element, a first clamp for clamping the first holding member relative to the connecting member, a second unitary holding member with spaced projections for engagement with the other of the rotary elements at spaced locations on the other rotary element, a second clamp for clamping the second holding member relative to the connecting member, the holding members being clampable relative to the connecting member at selected distances from one another.
A holding device for holding two rotary elements against rotation relative to one another and having an elongated connecting member with an aperture adjacent one end and a slot extending from adjacent the other end and terminating short of the aperture, a first holding member with spaced projections for engagement with one of the rotary elements at spaced locations along the element, a first clamp for clamping the first holding member relative to the aperture in the connecting member, a second holding member with spaced projections for engagement with the other of the rotary elements at spaced locations along the other rotary element and a second clamp for clamping the second holding member to the connecting member at a desired location along the length of the slot in the connecting member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.