Clamp having joggles
AssigneeEtablissements Caillau
InventorsNicolas Rigollet, Fabrice Prevot, Arnault Jacquelin, Eric Mesnard
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AssigneeEtablissements Caillau
InventorsNicolas Rigollet, Fabrice Prevot, Arnault Jacquelin, Eric Mesnard
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The clamping collar comprises a metal belt (10), two tightening lugs (12, 14), and a bridging plate (20) for bridging the gap between the lugs. The belt includes an overlap portion (22) that has its inside face provided with a setback (24) into which a first end (20A) of the plate penetrates during tightening of the collar. The setback is defined by a first joggle (26) having an end wall that forms two surfaces on either side of the longitudinal midline of the belt, which surfaces are disposed substantially symmetrically about said midline, and are inclined both relative to the longitudinal direction and relative to the transverse direction of the belt, and each of which surfaces extends over a substantial fraction of the half-width of the belt.
A clamping collar comprising a metal belt, two spaced-apart tightening lugs connected to the belt and suitable for being brought towards each other in order to tighten the collar, and a bridging plate that co-operates with the belt to bridge the gap between the lugs, the belt including an overlap portion that carries the first tightening lug and that has its inside face provided with a setback into which a first end of the plate penetrates during tightening of the collar, said
A clamping collar comprising a metal belt, two spaced-apart tightening lugs connected to the belt and suitable for being brought towards each other in order to tighten the collar, and a bridging plate that co-operates with the belt to bridge the gap between the lugs, the belt including an overlap portion that carries the first tightening lug and that has its inside face provided with a setback into which a first end of the plate penetrates during tightening of the collar, said setback being defined by a first joggle having a substantially V-shaped end wall that forms two surfaces on either side of the longitudinal midline of the belt, which surfaces are disposed substantially symmetrically about said midline, and are inclined both relative to the longitudinal direction and relative to the transverse direction of the belt.
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