Offset hanger
AssigneeAutomatic Fire Control, Incorporated
InventorKraig A. Kirschner
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Abstract
An offset hanger which is integrally formed form metal sheet includes two mounting flanges for attachment to a supporting structure, legs extending from the mounting flanges and a cylindrically shaped retainer fixed to the legs. The retainer defines a sector of a cylinder greater than 180°. The legs diverge from one another from the retainer and include longitudinally extending ribs with side flanges. The ribs are channel shaped in cross section and extend from the mounting flange to a tangent with the retainer. The sides of the channel shaped ribs are substantially triangular.
Claims5
An offset hanger comprising
- an integrally formed metal sheet including
- a retainer having a wall defining a sector of a cylinder greater than 180°,
- two legs extending from the ends of the sector, respectively;
- two mounting flanges extending laterally from the two legs, respectively, at the ends of the legs most distant from the retainer, each leg having a longitudinally extending rib and side flanges extending laterally from either side of the rib, the rib being channel shaped in cross section with a deepest-most element of the rib extending from the mounting flange to tangent with the wall of the retainer, the sides of the ribs being substantially triangular.
An offset hanger comprising
- an integrally formed metal sheet including
- a retainer having a wall defining a sector of a cylinder greater than 180°, the edges of the retainer being flared radially outwardly;
- two legs extending from the ends of the sector, the legs diverging from one another from the retainer respectively;
- two mounting flanges extending laterally from the two legs, respectively, at the ends of the legs most distant from the retainer, lying substantially in a plane and including mounting holes therethrough, each leg having a longitudinally extending rib and side flanges extending laterally from either side of the rib, the rib being channel shaped in cross section with a deepest-most element of the rib extending from the mounting flange to tangent with the wall of the retainer, the sides of the ribs substantially triangular.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.