Holder for Vibration-Insulating Attachment of at least One Conduit in a Vehicle
AssigneeIllinois Tool Works Inc.
InventorsThomas Steimer, Javier Arteta
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AssigneeIllinois Tool Works Inc.
InventorsThomas Steimer, Javier Arteta
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The disclosure relates to a holder (1) for vibration-insulating attachment of at least one conduit (100) in a vehicle. The holder (1) comprises a base region (2) and a receiving region (3) connected to the base region (2), which is associated with at least one receiving section (5) with a cross section wall shaped as a circle segment or U-shaped with a recess suitable for receiving the conduit (100) to be fastened. The receiving section (5) comprises an insertion region (6) facing away from the base region (2), via which the conduit (100) to be fastened can be inserted into the receiving section (5), wherein the receiving section (5) is connected to the receiving region (3) via at least one spring section (7) configured in such a manner that the receiving section (5) is movably supported relative to the receiving region (3) in the insertion direction of the conduit (100) to be fastened. To facilitate the insertion of the conduit (100) to be fastened in the receiving section (5), the holder (1) comprises an insertion aid associated with the receiving section (5), which comprises at least one lead-in chamfer connected to the receiving region (3), extending at least towards the insertion region (6) of the receiving section (5) and comprising a window or recess area (9). The lead-in chamfer is configured such that the at least one spring section (7) can move at least partially or in regions in the window or recess area (9) of the lead-in chamfer or through the window or recess area (9) of the lead-in chamfer.
A holder (1) for vibration-insulating attachment of at least one conduit (100) preferably embodied as a pipeline or as an electrical cable (100) in a vehicle, wherein the holder (1) comprises the following:
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