Device for fixing pipes to supporting structures
AssigneeMoretto S.p.A.
InventorRenato Moretto
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Abstract
A device for fixing pipes to supporting structures, comprising two C-shaped circular strips mutually oppositely coupled so as to surround mutually opposite portions of a pipe to be fixed to the supporting structure, and a fixing bracket, which is provided with two mutually opposite cantilevered wings. Respective first ends of the circular strips are engaged on the facing portions of the free ends of the two cantilevered wings. Protruding teeth are provided on each of the first ends, arranged in abutment against a corresponding engagement portion provided on a respective cantilevered wing.
Claims8
A device for fixing a pipe to a supporting structure, comprising:
- two C-shaped circular arched strips having respective first and second free ends and which are detachably coupled oppositely to each other at said respective first and second free ends thereof so as to surround mutually opposite portions of a pipe to be fixed to the a supporting structure;
- a bracket, adapted to be fixed to the supporting structure, said bracket being provided with two mutually opposite cantilevered wings that have free ends, the respective first free ends of said circular arched strips being engaged on facing portions of said free ends of said two cantilevered wings;
- teeth provided one on each of said first free ends of said arched strips and protruding away from a space between said two opposite wings that is to be occupied by the pipe, said teeth being arranged in abutment against respective, corresponding engagement portions provided each on a respective one of said two cantilevered wings, each one of said circular arched strips having the second free end thereof provided with a respective perforated portion;
- and a bolt adapted to be inserted through the perforated portions of each of the mutually opposite arched strips for connecting together said opposite arched strips.
A device for fixing a pipe to a supporting structure, comprising:
- two C-shaped circular arched snips, which are detachably coupled oppositely to each other so as to surround mutually opposite portions of a pipe to be fixed to a supporting structure;
- a bracket, adapted to be fixed to the supporting structure, said bracket being provided wit two mutually opposite cantilevered wings that have free ends, respective first ends of said circular arched strips being engaged on facing portions of said free ends of said two cantilevered wings;
- teeth provided one on each of said first ends of said arched strips and protruding away from a space between said two opposite wings that is to be occupied by the pipe, said teeth being arranged in abutment against respective, corresponding engagement portions provided each on a respective one of said two cantilevered wings, each one of said circular arched snips having a second end thereof provided with a respective perforated portion;
- and a bolt adapted to be inserted through the perforated portions of each of the mutually opposite arched strips for connecting together said apposite arched snips;
- wherein said bracket has a perforated base and is provided with a screw of a bolting assembly for fixing to the supporting structure, said two cantilevered wings protruding from ends of said perforated base, through which the screw of the bolting assembly is arranged, and wherein a first wing of said cantilevered wings is provided more inclined and shorter than the second wing, said bracket assuming upon fixing to the supporting structure an asymmetrical configuration with respect to an axis of said bolting assembly.
A device for fixing a pipe to a supporting structure, comprising:
- two C-shaped circular arched strips, which are detachably coupled oppositely to each other so as to surround mutually opposite portions of a pipe to be fixed to a supporting structure;
- a hacker, adapted to be fixed to the supporting structure, said bracket being provided with two mutually opposite cantilevered wings that have free ends, respective first ends of said circular arched strips being engaged on facing portions of said free ends of said two cantilevered wings;
- teeth provided one on each of said first ends of said arched strips and protruding away from a space between said two opposite wings that is to be occupied by the pipe, said teeth being arranged in abutment against respective, corresponding engagement portions provided each on a respective one of said two cantilevered wings, each one of said circular arched strips having a second end thereof provided with a respective perforated portion;
- and a bolt adapted to be inserted through the perforated portions of each of the mutually opposite arched strips for connecting together said opposite arched strips;
- wherein said bracket has a perforated base and is provided with a screw of a bolting assembly for fixing to the supporting structure, said two cantilevered wings protruding from ends of said perforated base through which the screw of the bolting assembly is arranged with a first wing whereof that is provided more inclined and shorter than the second wing, said bracket assuming upon fixing to the supporting structure an asynunenical configuration with respect to an axis of said bolting assembly, and wherein said two circular arched strips are substantially mutually identical, an axis of said bolt as arranged between said perforated portions of said circular arched strips being inclined with respect to the axis of said bolting assembly for fixing to the supporting structure.
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