Perfected device for fixing elongated bodies, in particular coaxial wires, to a supporting cable

A device for fixing an elongated body to a supporting cable, comprising:

• a body (11) containing a first seat (12) for the supporting cable (6) and a second seat (13) for the elongated body (7);
• separate members that independently close the first and the second seats (12,13), the separate members comprising a first lid (15) for closing the first seat (12) and a second lid (17) for closing the second seat (13);
• a first flexible connecting hinge (14) coupling the first lid (15) to a first outer end of the body (11), and a second flexible connecting hinge (16) coupling the second lid (17) to a second outer end of the body (11), the first and the second outer ends being in opposite positions of the body;
• a first entrance (18) for insertion of the supporting cable (6) onto the first seat, and a second entrance (19) for insertion of the elongated body (7) onto the second seats (12,13);
• first inner flaps (21) extending from opposing edges of the first lid and second inner flaps extending from opposing edges of the second lid, and first outer flaps (20) extending from opposing edges of the first entrance and second outer flaps extending from opposing edges of the second entrance (18,19),
• wherein the first and respectively the second outer flaps (20) and the first and respectively the second inner flaps (21) engage one another when the first and respectively the second lid are disposed over the first and respectively the second entrance, thereby securing the first and respectively the second lid on the first and respectively the second entrance;
• a first pushing member and respectively a second pushing members extending from an inner wall of the first and respectively the second lid, the first and the second pushing members blocking the supporting cable and respectively the elongated body in position inside the first and respectively the second seat,
• wherein the second pushing member comprises parallel walls and lips extending inwardly from the parallel walls, each of the lips having a free end, thereby adapting the second pushing member to elongated bodies of different diameters.