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US 2015/0316178 A1Published application
Conduit clamp for strut channel
AssigneeCooper Technologies Company
InventorsSagar Ashok Patil, Zhihui Zhang
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Abstract
A conduit clamp includes a first coupling component configured for attachment to a first attachment structure of a strut channel and a second coupling component different from the first coupling component and configured for attachment to a second attachment structure of a strut channel.
Claims20
A conduit clamp for mounting a conduit on strut channel, the conduit clamp comprising:
- a first coupling component configured for attachment to a first attachment structure of a strut channel;
- a second coupling component different from the first coupling component and configured for attachment to a second attachment structure of a strut channel;
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- a conduit engaging portion interposed between and interconnecting the first and second coupling components, wherein the conduit engaging portion is configured to engage a conduit for mounting the conduit on strut channel.
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A conduit clamp for mounting a conduit on strut channel, the conduit clamp comprising:
- first and second opposing jaws secured to one another, each of the opposing jaws comprising:
- a first coupling component designed and constructed to lock in a continuous slot of a strut channel;
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- a second coupling component designed and constructed to lock in a groove of a strut channel.
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A method of mounting a conduit, the method comprising:
- providing strut having a first attachment structure and a second attachment structure different from the first attachment structure;
- providing a conduit clamp comprising a first coupling component configured for attachment to the first attachment structure and a second coupling component configured for attachment to the second attachment structure;
- selecting one of the first and second coupling components for attachment to the strut;
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- attaching the selected coupling component to the corresponding attachment structure.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.