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US 2011/0099767 A1Published application
Clamping device for bridging two elements which can be brought closer to each other
OwnerWinfried Felberinventor
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The invention relates to a clamping device (1) for bridging two elements (2a, 2b, 200a), which can be brought closer to each other, with at least one tensioning belt (6, 60) connected with an element (2a, 200a) which tensioning belt engages into an allocated turnbuckle (4) connected with the other element (2b) and is movable with it. The tensioning belt (6, 60) and the turnbuckle (4) are each mountable on the allocated element (2a, 2b, 200a) by a positive plug-in connection. The elements, which can be brought closer to each other (2a, 2b, 200a), are provided with formed retaining means (10, 100) defined as projections emerging from their plane. The end portion of the tensioning belt (6, 60) facing away from the turnbuckle (4) and a turnbuckle belt (5) defined as a belt lug being applied on the turnbuckle (4) and in opposite direction to the tensioning belt (6, 60) are provided with counter-retaining means (13, 130) which can be attached on the retaining means (10, 100) of the elements.
A clamping device for bridging two elements which can be brought closer to each other with at least one tensioning belt connected with an element which tensioning belt is engaged into an allocated turnbuckle connected with the other element and is movable with it, whereby the tensioning belt and the turnbuckle are each mountable on the allocated element by a positive plug-in connection, that the elements, which can be brought closer to each other, are provided with formed retaining means defined as projections emerging from their plane, and that the end portion of the tensioning belt facing away from the turnbuckle and a turnbuckle belt defined as a belt lug being applied on the turnbuckle and in opposite direction to the tensioning belt are provided with counter-retaining means which can be attached on the retaining means of the elements.
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