Tensioning or pipe clamp
OwnerDamir Sudar, Hubert Mannhartinventors
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The invention relates a tensioning or pipe clamp with a housing (22) comprising a longitudinal slot (23), wherein the regions of the housing (22) lying opposite one another at the longitudinal slot (23) are constituted as bent brackets (24, 26), and with a tensioning mechanism (32) for tightening the housing (22). The tensioning mechanism (32) comprises a first bolt (33) and a second bolt (35), which are each provided in the brackets (24, 26), and a tensioning means (36) which is held in the first bolt (33) and can be swivelled relative to the second bolt (35). The tensioning mechanism (32) also comprises a distance part (42), which comprises a contact section (43) which can be brought into contact with a contact region (40) of the second bolt (35), and a feed-through opening (46) for the tensioning means (36), said feed-through opening being spaced apart from the contact section (43) of the distance part (42).
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A tensioning or pipe clamp with a deformable housing comprising at least one longitudinal slot, wherein the regions of the housing lying opposite one another at the longitudinal slot are constituted as bent brackets, and with a tensioning mechanism for tightening the housing, wherein the tensioning mechanism comprises a first bolt and a second bolt, which are each provided in the brackets, and at least one tensioning means extending transversely through the first bolt, which tensioning means is held in or on the first bolt and can be swivelled relative to the second bolt, characterised in that the tensioning mechanism also comprises a distance part, which comprises a contact section, which in the tightened stated of the tensioning or pipe clamp can be brought into contact with a contact region of the second bolt, and a feed-through opening for the tensioning means, said feed-through opening being spaced apart from the contact section of the distance part.
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