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US 2014/0197284 A1Published application
Angled pipe clamp
OwnerSusumu Hikoyamainventor
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A pipe clamp with a first piece matingly connectable to a second piece where the first piece and the second piece have first ends configured for insertion into a channel and second ends configured to be connectable to each other where one of the second ends has a hole therethrough and the other second end has a threaded hole therethrough and where both the second ends are angled and where the second ends of the first piece and the second piece are matingly configured to be secured and attached to each other via the common hole and the threaded hole where the holes are matingly and angularly configured to align with each other and where a bolt is matingly configured to pass through the common hole and then screw into the threaded hole until the first and the second pieces are securely connected.
A pipe clamp comprising:
The pipe clamp of claim one where the mating angle of said second end of said first piece is greater than 0 degrees and less than 90 degrees and where the mating angle of said second end of said second piece is greater than 90 degrees and less than 180.
The pipe clamp of claim one where said first and said second piece are connectable using a bolt and nut connection where said bolt is first inserted through said holes in said second ends of said first and said second pieces and where said nut is then screwed onto said bolt.
The pipe clamp of claim one where one of the holes of said first or said second pieces is a common hole and where the other of said first or said second pieces is a threaded hole that is mated to a bolt so that said bolt may be inserted through said common hole and then screwed through said threaded hole, thereby connecting said first and said second pieces with a single bolt.
A pipe clamp comprising:
The pipe clamp of claim five where at least one side of each of said first and said second pieces is angled.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.