Cable Arrest Device
AssigneeImaging Brands USA, Inc.
InventorsJosh Simons, Stephen Lambert
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Abstract
A cable arrest device for securing a cable includes a base having a cup and a cap removably coupled to the base. The cup is configured to receive the cap. A gate is formed between the cap and the base, the gate having a dimension configured to receive the cable. Relative movement of the cap and the base adjusts the dimension of the gate, such that, when the cable is received in the gate, said relative movement adjusts the dimension of the gate.
Claims20
A cable arrest device for securing a cable, the cable arrest device comprising:
- a base having a cup;
- a cap removably coupled to the base;
- the cup configured to receive the cap;
- and
- a gate formed between the cap and the base, the gate having a dimension configured to receive the cable;
- wherein relative movement of the cap and the base adjusts the dimension of the gate, such that, when the cable is received in the gate, said relative movement adjusts the dimension of the gate.
A cable arrest device for securing a cable, the cable arrest device comprising:
- a base;
- a cap removably coupled to the base, the cap having a head, a shank depending from the head, and a slot severing the shank;
- and
- the slot in the cap cooperates with the base to form a gate, wherein the gate has a dimension extending between the cap and the base configured to receive the cable;
- wherein relative movement of the cap and the base adjusts the dimension of the gate, such that, when the cable is received in the gate, said relative movement adjusts the dimension of the gate.
A cable arrest device for securing a cable, the cable arrest device comprising:
- a dock;
- a base removably coupled to the dock;
- and
- a cap cooperating with the base to form a gate configured to receive the cable therein;
- wherein the cap is moveable relative to the base between positions allowing movement of the cable through the gate and preventing movement of the cable through the gate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.