Clamp for disposing and securing small-diameter pipe
AssigneeUsui Kokusai Sangyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorShigeru Saegusa
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AssigneeUsui Kokusai Sangyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorShigeru Saegusa
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A clamp for disposing and securing a metal pipe or a resin tube having a relatively small diameter is disclosed. The clamp has a gripping wall for clamping a pipe, the gripping wall being formed by bending the longitudinally central portion of a rectangular piece of plate in the shape of a cylinder which extends laterally, and flat support walls which are defined by two end portions, respectively, of the piece of plate which are contiguous with the gripping wall, the support walls being superposed one upon the other and provided with respective mounting bores which are disposed so as to align with each other when the clamp is secured to a base. The clamp is provided with a clamping wall defined by a projecting end portion of one of the support walls which projects beyond the edge of the other support wall. The clamping wall clamps the second support wall when the first support wall is folded at the time of securing the pipe, the clamping wall having a bore which is provided so as to align with the mounting bores. Further, a bore or a notch is formed in the fold portion of the first support wall. Accordingly, there is no fear of the clamped pipe coming out of position or coming off the clamp during transportation or movement of the product kept in storage. Thus, it is possible to facilitate handling of the product and improve the operation efficiency by a large margin.
A metal clamp for disposing and securing a small-diameter pipe, said clamp having a gripping wall for clamping the pipe, the gripping wall being formed by bending the longitudinally central portion of a rectangular piece of plate in the shape of a cylinder which extends laterally, and flat first and second support walls which are defined by two end portions, respectively, of the piece of plate which are contiguous with said gripping wall, said support walls being superposed one upon the other and provided with respective mounting bores which are disposed so as to align with each other when said clamp is secured to a base, wherein the improvement comprises a clamping wall defined by a projecting end portion of said first support wall which projects beyond the edge of the second support wall, said clamping wall being folded over and clamping the second support wall to the first support wall securing the clamp to the pipe, said clamping wall having a bore which is provided to align with said mounting bores, and a cut portion formed in the fold of said clamp wall to said first support wall in the lateral direction, said second support wall having a projection on the longitudinal end thereof, said projection being engaged with the cut portion, whereby the engagement of the clamp wall with the second support all and the engagement of said projection with said cut portion ensures alignment of said clamp to facilitate subsequent mounting of the clamp to a base.
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