Rope Grip Slip-Knot Device
AssigneeStafford Manufacturing Corp.
InventorsArthur Stafford, Michael David Tinstman, Daniel Richard Armstrong, William Paul Liteplo, John Darin Fiegener
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Abstract
The present invention is a slip-knot grip device which attaches to a rope. The invention consists of a male end cap into which an insert is placed and a female end cap into which an insert is placed with the two end caps being connected by a retaining collar. The inserts have a semi-circle channel on their interior side placed so when the left and right inserts are connected together they form a circle opening through which a rope is placed. The female end cap and the male end cap are turned in opposite directions. This makes the end edges of the combined inserts clasp the rope holding the device in place.
Claims21
A device comprising:
- one male end cap with an insert with a rope channel running through said male end cap attached to another female end cap with an insert with a rope channel running through where said end caps are connected by a retaining collar.
A device comprising:
- one male end cap with an insert with a rope channel running through said insert attached to another female end cap with an insert with a rope channel running through where said end caps are connected by a retaining collar a rope, wire or cable is threaded through the end caps through an end opening in said end caps.
A device comprising:
- one male end cap with an insert with a rope channel running through said insert attached to female end cap with an insert with a rope channel running through where said end caps are connected by a retaining collar said wherein said caps have a rope insert opening running from the top to the bottom wherein a rope, wire or cable is place through the rope insert openings.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.