Anchor rail adapter and hanger and method
AssigneeAndrew Corporation
InventorsRick Korczak, Kevin E. Linehan, Christopher R. Stockman
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AssigneeAndrew Corporation
InventorsRick Korczak, Kevin E. Linehan, Christopher R. Stockman
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An adapter and hanger mounts an associated article to an associated anchor rail. The anchor rail is formed as a U-shaped channel having a pair of upstanding, opposing legs, each leg having an inwardly extending wall and terminating in a downwardly oriented lip. The adapter includes a top surface, flanges depending from the top surface and mounting legs extending from the flanges. The mounting legs each have a hook-like portion for engaging a respective rail lip. The adapter is flexible to permit urging the flanges inwardly toward one another for inserting a portion of the mounting legs into the U-shaped channel, and is also resilient such that the hook like portions biasedly engage the rail lips. In one embodiment, a hanger is formed integral with the adapter.
For use with an anchor rail formed as a U-shaped channel having a pair of upstanding, opposing legs, each leg having an inwardly extending wall and terminating in a downwardly oriented rail lip, an adapter configured to receive and releasably retain an associated article support hanger on the associated anchor rail, the adapter comprising:
For use with an anchor rail formed as a U-shaped channel having a pair of upstanding, opposing legs, each leg having an inwardly extending wall and terminating in a downwardly oriented rail lip, an adapter configured to receive and releasably retain an associated article support hanger on the associated anchor rail, the adapter comprising:
For use with an associated article support hanger and a strut-type channel, an article support hanger configured to retain a waveguide transmission line, or electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic or other utility line, the strut-type channel being generally U-shaped and having a pair of upstanding, opposing legs, each leg having an inwardly extending wall and terminating in a downwardly oriented rail lip, a unitary resilient coupling comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.