Reinforcing insert article, kit and method
AssigneeSacks Industrial Corporation
InventorsWilliam Spilchen, Jeffrey Leonard Sacks, Abraham Jacob Sacks
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AssigneeSacks Industrial Corporation
InventorsWilliam Spilchen, Jeffrey Leonard Sacks, Abraham Jacob Sacks
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Reinforcing inserts reinforce a frame member, such as a manufactured or metal stud. A reinforcing insert may be inserted into a stud, for example into the interior region between two elongated channel members of the stud to support one or more elements of the stud, thereby reinforcing the stud. The reinforcing insert may be received into one or both ends of the stud. The reinforcing insert may be shaped to engage (e.g., frictional or interference fit) in the interior of the stud. A length and other dimensions or properties of the reinforcing insert may be sized in accordance with the properties of the stud to be reinforced. The reinforcing insert may be tapered at one end, may include recesses to accommodate intrusive fasteners and/or include lightening apertures or pockets.
An insert for use with a stud, the stud having a pair of elongated channel members opposed to one another across a width of the stud, each of the channel members having a major face, a first flange and a second flange, the first and the second flanges extending from the major face and the second flange opposed to the first flange across a thickness of the stud, the insert comprising:
An insert for use with a stud, the stud having a pair of elongated channels members opposed to one another across a width of the stud, each of the channel members having a major face, a first flange and a second flange, the first and the second flanges extending from the major face and the second flange opposed to the first flange across a thickness of the stud, the insert comprising:
A method of forming an insert for use with a stud, the stud having a pair of elongated channels members opposed to one another across a width of the stud, each of the channel members having a major face, a first flange and a second flange, the first and the second flanges extending from the major face and the second flange opposed to the first flange across a thickness of the stud, the method comprising:
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