Insulating glass fastener
AssigneeVida International AB
InventorBo Stenvall
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AssigneeVida International AB
InventorBo Stenvall
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A device (1) in glass wall claddings for mounting insulating-glass sheets (12), each glass sheet (12) comprising at least two glass slabs (13, 14), which are joined together by means of a jointing substance (16), said device (1) having a first position, wherein said device (1), upon mounting of said insulating-glass sheet (12), allows the insulating-glass sheet to be placed in the desired position, and a second position, wherein the device (1) grips at least one (13) glass slab of said insulating-glass sheet (12). The device (1) comprises a retainer member (3) and an anchoring member (2). A portion of one part (4) of the anchoring member (2), which part upon mounting of an insulating-glass sheet (12), i.e. as the anchoring member (2) of the device is guided from said first position to said second position, is arranged to penetrate into said jointing substance (16) of an insulating-glass sheet (12) in response to the anchoring member (2) being tilted to said second position.
A device in glass wall claddings for mounting insulating-glass sheets, each glass sheet comprising at least two glass slabs, which are joined together by a jointing substances, said device having a first position, wherein said device, upon mounting of said insulating-glass sheet, allows the insulating-glass sheet to be placed in the desired position, and a second position, wherein the devices grips at least one glass slab of said insulating-glass sheet, said device comprising a retainer member and an anchoring member, wherein a portion of one part of the anchoring member, which part upon mounting of an insulating-glass sheet as the anchoring member of the device is guided from said first position to said second position, is arranged to penetrate into said jointing substance of an insulating-glass sheet in response to the anchoring member being tilted to said second position.
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