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US 4,379,537 AGranted
Cable hanger
AssigneeWhipple Patent Management Corporation
InventorsFrederick Perrault, Raymond E. Perrault
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Abstract
This invention provides a bracket adapted to hold cables or the like, the bracket being a unitary member that includes a longitudinally split internally threaded sleeve from one end of which is a connecting element that extends to the side edge of a flat plate having end flanges defining slots to receive a banding strap, and side flanges extending between the end flanges for providing strength and rigidity.
Claims10
A bracket for supporting a cable or the like comprising
- a unitary one-piece member having
- an internally threaded sleeve,
- a substantially flat plate spaced from one end of said sleeve and substantially perpendicular to the axis thereof, with a portion of said substantially flat plate being opposite a portion of said one end of said sleeve,
- an interconnecting element forming a continuation of and extending axially from said one end of said sleeve to one side edge of said substantially flat plate for connecting said sleeve to said plate,
- and opposite end flanges projecting from said plate toward said sleeve, said end flanges defining slots therethrough adapted to receive a strap extended around said plate to hold cables to the surface of said plate opposite from said sleeve.
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A bracket for supporting a cable or the like comprising
- a unitary one-piece member having
- a longitudinally split internally threaded sleeve,
- a substantially flat plate spaced from one end of said sleeve and substantially perpendicular to the axis thereof,
- an interconnecting element forming a continuation of and extending from substantially one half of the circumference of said one end of said sleeve to one side edge of said substantially flat plate for connecting said sleeve to said plate,
- said interconnecting element being curved to define a channel-like portion adjacent said one end of said sleeve and being relatively flatter adjacent said plate, and flaring laterally toward said plate so that it is wider adjacent said plate than it is adjacent said sleeve,
- said plate being opposed to the other half of the circumference of said one end of said sleeve,
- and opposite end flanges projecting from said substantially flat plate toward said sleeve, said end flanges having slots therethrough adapted to receive a strap extended around said plate to hold cables to the surface of said plate opposite from said sleeve.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.