Passthrough concrete anchor
AssigneeUniversal Form Clamp of Chicago, Inc.
InventorRens Hansort
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Abstract
A concrete anchor. The concrete anchor can be embedded within a concrete member to enhance lifting of the concrete member. The concrete anchor of the present invention can include a bar having a top, bottom and first and second sides, at least one attachment aperture, at least one reinforcement bar aperture, and at least one passthrough aperture. The concrete anchor can further include a projection positioned adjacent the second side of the bar. The projection can include an upwardly projecting top face, a downwardly projecting bottom face, a forwardly projecting front face and a rearwardly projecting rear face.
Claims22
A concrete anchor comprising:
- a bar having a top, a bottom, a front side, a back side, and first and second sides, at least one attachment aperture, at least one reinforcement bar aperture, at least one passthrough aperture, and a wedged shaped foot positioned adjacent the bottom of the bar;
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- a projection, the projection being positioned adjacent the second side of the bar and extending away from sideway direction from the second side comprising an upwardly projecting top face, a downwardly projecting bottom face, a forwardly projecting front face that extends away in a frontward direction from the front side of the bar and a rearwardly projecting rear face that extends away in a rearward direction from the back side of the bar.
A concrete anchor comprising:
- a rectangular shaped bar having a top, a bottom, a front side, a back side, a first side, and a second side, at least one attachment aperture, at least one reinforcement bar aperture, at least one passthrough aperture, and a wedged shaped foot positioned adjacent the bottom of the rectangular shaped bar;
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- a projection positioned adjacent the second side of the bar and extending away from sideway direction from the second side the projection comprising an upwardly projecting top face, a downwardly projecting bottom face, a forwardly projecting front face that extends away in a frontward direction from the front side of the bar, and a rearwardly projecting rear face that extends away in a rearward direction from the back side of the bar.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.