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US 2026/0055595 A1Published application
Connector Arrangement
AssigneeHilti Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsMarco SANCHEZ LOPEZ, Gábor Menyhért BENCSIK
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Abstract
A connector arrangement for connecting a timber column to a base includes a releasable split nut for releasably gripping a rod, where the releasable split nut is disposed on the timber column, and a quickly mountable nut, where the quickly mountable nut is disposed on the base. The quickly mountable nut allows insertion of the rod into the quickly mountable nut and inhibits withdrawal of the rod from the quickly mountable nut.
Claims10
1-9. (canceled)
A connector arrangement for connecting a timber column (3) to a base (1), comprising:
- a releasable split nut (30) for releasably gripping a rod (9), wherein the releasable split nut (30) is disposed on the timber column (3);
- and
- a quickly mountable nut (10), wherein the quickly mountable nut (10) is disposed on the base (1), wherein the quickly mountable nut (10) allows insertion of the rod (9) into the quickly mountable nut (10), and wherein the quickly mountable nut (10) inhibits withdrawal of the rod (9) from the quickly mountable nut (10).
A split nut (30), comprising:
- a sleeve (33) which has a lateral insertion opening for inserting a rod (9) into the sleeve (33);
- a first plunger jaw (41) for engaging the rod (9) when the rod (9) is inserted into the sleeve (33) through the lateral insertion opening (48), wherein the first plunger jaw (41) is disposed at least partly within the sleeve (33);
- a second plunger jaw (42) for engaging the rod (9) when the rod (9) is inserted into the sleeve (33) through the lateral insertion opening wherein the second plunger jaw (42) is disposed at least partly within the sleeve (33);
- and
- a jaw lock, wherein the first plunger jaw (41) and the second plunger jaw (42) are clampable together by the jaw lock such that the rod (9) is engaged by the the first plunger jaw (41) and the second plunger jaw between the first plunger jaw (41) and the second plunger jaw (42).
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.