Pipemarker
AssigneeBrady USA, Inc.
InventorsLori L. Aeschbacher, Scott J. Collins, Gary J. Wirth, George F. Jambor
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Abstract
A pipemarker consists of an elongated sign, which has a front face for bearing identifying information and a rear face with a bracket-receiving channel, and at least one bracket that can be attached to a pipe with strapping. The bracket includes a rachet for tightening the strapping and an outward projection containing a compression spring which snaps into the bracket-receiving channel of the sign.
Claims7
A pipemarker comprising (a) an elongated sign body having a flat front face and a back face with a bracket-receiving channel;
- (b) a bracket for attachment to a pipe;
- and (c) an elongated strap for attaching the bracket to a pipe;
- said bracket having means for anchoring one end of the strap and rachet means for receiving the other end of the strap after the strap has been placed circumferentially about a pipe and for tightening the strap to attach the bracket to a pipe whereupon the sign body can be attached to the pipe by positioning the bracket in the bracket-receiving channel of the sign body.
A package containing a kit for assembling a pipemarker on a pipe, said kit comprising at least one sign body having a flat front face and a back with a bracket-receiving channel;
- at least one bracket with a rachet;
- and at least one strap for attaching the bracket to a pipe by encircling the pipe with the strap and tightening the strap by use of the rachet so that the sign body can be attached to the bracket by positioning the bracket in the bracket-receiving channel of the sign body.
A pipemarker comprising (a) an elongated sign body having a flat front face and a back face with a bracket-receiving channel;
- (b) a bracket for attachment to a pipe;
- and (c) a strap for circumferentially encircling a pipe;
- said bracket having means for anchoring one end of the strap and means for receiving the other end of the strap after the strap has been placed circumferentially about a pipe and so that the sign body can be attached to the bracket on the pipe by positioning the bracket in the bracket-receiving channel of the sign body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.