Interlocking cable support tray system
AssigneeGS Metal Corp.
InventorsDonald Ohms, Terry McCrary, Steve Hagene, Brad Noward
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AssigneeGS Metal Corp.
InventorsDonald Ohms, Terry McCrary, Steve Hagene, Brad Noward
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A tray section is constructed of longitudinal and transverse wire members. The tray sections may be configured or joined by interlocking clips, each of which features two pairs of opposing tabs separated by a pair of opposing notches. The opposing notches feature an arcuate portion and each is sized to receive a single longitudinal wire member. Each interlocking clip also features a back portion that is integral with the opposing tabs and notches. The back portion and opposing tabs are sized so that they surround a pair of adjacent transverse wire members when the opposing tabs are crimped. A crimping tool is used to install the interlocking clips and features pivotally connected opposing jaw portions with arcuate indentations. The arcuate indentations are sized to cooperatively surround the back and opposing tabs of the interlocking clip with the pair of adjacent transverse wire members received therein. Wire mesh floor pans that do not obstruct air flow may be used to support the tray sections.
An interlocking cable support tray system comprising:
An interlocking clip for joining tray sections together or for altering a single tray section to create an arcuate cable path where the tray sections include a plurality of transverse wire members and a plurality of longitudinal wire members with the longitudinal wire members held in a spaced and generally parallel relation by the transverse wire members, the interlocking clip comprising;
A method for interlocking a pair of tray sections, where each of the tray sections features a plurality of longitudinal wire members held in a spaced and generally parallel relation by a plurality of transverse wire members, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.