Cable support
AssigneeSouthwire Company
InventorsAllan W. Daniel, Chad Garrish, David Fuller, Stuart W. Thorn
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Abstract
A cable support is disclosed. The cable support may comprise a mount, a drive support, a strap, and a drive block. The drive support and the strap may be connected to the mount. The drive block may be connected to the drive support and the strap. A cable support may comprise a body having a through hole, a plurality of compression segments, and a spreader. The plurality of compression segments may be located at least partially within the body and may be sized to receive a wire. The spreader may be located between the plurality of compression segments.
Claims20
A cable support comprising:
- a mount;
- a drive support connected to the mount;
- a strap connected to the mount;
- and
- a drive block connected to the drive support by a drive bolt, the drive block having a gripping surface engaging the strap, the drive block being movable to cause at least one of the following:
- the strap to tighten and the strap to loosen, wherein the drive block being movable comprises the drive block being configured to traverse along an axis of rotation of the drive bolt when the drive bolt is rotated.
A cable support comprising:
- a mount comprising an upper mount member and a corresponding lower mount member, the upper mount member being arcuately shaped and the lower mount member being arcuately shaped;
- a drive support disposed between the upper mount member and the lower mount member;
- a strap connected to the mount between the upper mount member and the lower mount member;
- a spacer block connected to the mount between the upper mount member and the lower mount member;
- and
- a drive block connected to the drive support and by a drive bolt, the drive block engaging the strap, the drive block being movable to cause at least one of the following:
- the strap to tighten on a cable placed between the strap and the spacer block and the strap to loosen on the cable placed between the strap and the spacer block.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.