Apparatus for assembling reinforcing bar pier cages
OwnerMeredith K. Cushinginventor
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A jig for assembling a rebar pier cage wherein certain of the individual jig elements are laterally and longitudinally adjustable to provide a jig capable of assembling rebar pier cages of various sizes and shapes. The jig elements comprise a plurality of rebar stirrup retaining elements removably secured within longitudinal openings in first and second, elongated channel bars which traverse a rectangular work surface in parallel relationship. Opposite ends of the first and second channel bars are slidingly secured within longitudinal openings of third and fourth channel bars which laterally span the opposite, shorter edges of the work surface. Means are provided to adjust the longitudinal spacing between each stirrup retaining element in the first and second channel bars, and also the lateral spacing between the first and second channel bars. The work surface is pivotally connected to a table frame whereby the work surface may be moved between horizontal and vertical positions with respect to the table frame and floor.
A jig for assembling a rebar pier cage having a plurality of elongated rebars arranged in spaced, parallel relationship and a plurality of rebar stirrups each configured in substantially the same, predetermined polygonal shape defining a central opening said rebar stirrups longitudinally arranged in spaced, parallel planes with said elongated rebars extending through said central opening of each of said second plurality of rebars and secured in abutting relationship thereto with said parallel planes lying perpendicular to the longitudinal axes of said elongated rebars, said jig comprising:
A jig for assembling a rebar pier cage having a plurality of elongated rebars arranged in spaced, parallel relationship and a plurality of rebar stirrups each configured in substantially the same, predetermined polygonal shape defining a central opening said rebar stirrups longitudinally arranged in spaced, parallel planes with said elongated rebars extending through said central opening of each of said second plurality of rebars and secured in abutting relationship thereto with said parallel planes lying perpendicular to the longitudinal axes of said elongated rebars, said jig comprising:
A jig for assembling a rebar pier cage having a plurality of elongated rebars arranged in spaced, parallel relationship and a plurality of rebar stirrups each configured in substantially the same, predetermined polygonal shape defining a central opening said rebar stirrups longitudinally arranged in spaced, parallel planes with said elongated rebars extending through said central opening of each of said second plurality of rebars and secured in abutting relationship thereto with said parallel planes lying perpendicular to the longitudinal axes of said elongated rebars, said jig comprising:
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