Stackable routing clip
AssigneeImage Industries, Inc.
InventorBlake Hobson
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Abstract
A stackable routing clip for installation on machinery using a weld tool. The stackable routing clip has a body and at least one wing section. A weld projection extends from a lower face of the body. Each wing section may extend from the body and include a routing port that receives the insertion of a cable tie used to secure cables to the stackable routing clip. The stackable routing clip is configured so that a plurality of the stackable routing clips may be grouped together to form a stack. The clips may be stacked together in a dispenser that is used to dispense of individual clips when a clip is to be welded by the weld tool to the machinery. The weld tool may melt the weld projection and plunge the clip into the resultant molten metal for a quick and strong weld.
Claims15
A plurality of a stackable routing clip to be secured to machinery by a weld tool, each of the plurality of the stackable routing clip comprising:
- a body and at least one wing section, the body having a first side and a second side, the body having an upper face and a lower face that each extend between the first side and the second side, the body including a weld projection formed in the body that extends from the lower face of the body formed inside of the first side and the second side, the weld projection defining an indentation disposed along the upper face, the at least one wing section having a top surface, a bottom surface, and a routing port, the routing port comprising an inner surface that includes a ramp that assists with receiving the insertion of at least one cable tie, the at least one wing section extending away from the body in a direction of the upper face to form an obtuse angle between the body and the at least one wing section,
- wherein the plurality of the stackable routing clip comprises a first stackable routing clip and a second stackable routing clip, and wherein the first and the second stackable routing clips are stacked so that at least a portion of the bottom surface of the at least one wing section of the first stackable routing clip rests upon at least a portion of the top surface of the at least one wing section of the second stackable routing clip.
A plurality of stackable routing clips to be secured to machinery by a weld tool, each of the plurality of stackable routing clips comprising:
- a body having an upper face and a lower face, the upper face surrounding an indentation, the lower face comprising a weld projection formed in the body and corresponding with the indentation in the upper face, the weld projection extending from the lower face of the body;
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- a first wing section and a second wing section, the first and second wing sections each having a top surface, a bottom surface, and a routing port, the top surface of the first and second wing sections extending away from the upper face of the body, the routing port configured to receive the insertion of a cable tie, the top surface of the first and second wing sections extending away from the body in a direction of the upper face to form an obtuse angle;
- wherein the plurality of the stackable routing clips are stacked together in a dispenser for the weld tool.
A plurality of stackable routing clips to be secured to machinery by a weld tool, each of the plurality of stackable routing clips comprising:
- a body and at least one wing section, the body having an upper face, a lower face, a first side, a second side, a weld projection, and an indentation, the weld projection formed in the body and extending from the lower face of the body, the indentation being disposed along the upper face at an opposing position to the weld projection, the upper face surrounding the indentation;
- the at least one wing section having a top surface, a bottom surface, and a routing port, the at least one wing section extending away from the body in a direction of the upper face to form an obtuse angle;
- wherein the plurality of stackable routing clips comprises a first stackable routing clip and a second stackable routing clip, and wherein the first and the second stackable routing clips are stacked so that at least a portion of the bottom surface of the at least one wing section of the first stackable routing clip rests upon at least a portion of the top surface of the at least one wing section of the second stackable routing clip.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.