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US 9,867,300 B1Granted
Multiple conductor container
AssigneeSouthwire Company
InventorsWillie Franklin Fowler, Jr., Jeremy Harris, Richard Mike Temblador, Juan Alberto Galindo Gonzalez
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Abstract
A container may be provided. The container may comprise a first surface and a second surface concentric with the first surface. The first surface and the second surface may define a volume. The volume may house a concentric length of multiple parallel conductors. The multiple parallel conductors may pass through a restricting mechanism to restrict the multiple parallel conductors to pass at the same rate and at the same length.
Claims32
A container comprising:
- a first surface;
- a second surface projecting from the first surface, the second surface defining a core, the core having a plurality of individually sheathed conductors layered thereabout;
- and
- a restricting mechanism through which the plurality of individually sheathed conductors pass wherein the restricting mechanism is configured to move within the container while the container remains stationery.
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A container comprising:
- a first surface;
- a second surface projecting from the first surface, the second surface defining a core, the core having a plurality of individually sheathed conductors layered thereabout;
- and
- a restricting mechanism through which the plurality of individually sheathed conductors pass wherein the restricting mechanism remains below the top edge of the core when the plurality of individually sheathed conductors are paying off from the container.
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A container comprising:
- a first surface;
- a second surface projecting from the first surface, the second surface defining a core, the core having a plurality of individually sheathed conductors layered thereabout;
- and
- a restricting mechanism through which the plurality of individually sheathed conductors pass wherein the restricting mechanism remains within the container when the plurality of individually sheathed conductors are paying off from the container.
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A container comprising:
- a first surface;
- at least one other surface associated with the first surface, the first surface and the at least one other surface defining a volume that houses a length of multiple individually sheathed conductors layered in parallel in a stacked arrangement within the volume;
- and
- a coupling mechanism through which the multiple individually sheathed conductors pass, wherein the coupling mechanism restricts the multiple individually sheathed conductors to pass at an equal length wherein the coupling mechanism is configured to move within the container while the container remains stationery.
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A container comprising:
- a first surface;
- at least one other surface associated with the first surface, the first surface and the at least one other surface defining a volume that houses a length of multiple individually sheathed conductors layered in parallel in a stacked arrangement within the volume;
- a coupling mechanism through which the multiple individually sheathed conductors pass, wherein the coupling mechanism restricts the multiple individually sheathed conductors to pass at an equal length;
- and
- a third surface concentric with the second surface, wherein the second surface and the third surface define a second volume for housing a second set of multiple individually sheathed conductors layered in parallel in a stacked arrangement within the second volume.
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A container comprising:
- a first surface;
- at least one other surface associated with the first surface, the first surface and the at least one other surface defining a volume that houses a length of multiple individually sheathed conductors layered in parallel in a stacked arrangement within the volume;
- and
- a coupling mechanism through which the multiple individually sheathed conductors pass, wherein the coupling mechanism restricts the multiple individually sheathed conductors to pass at an equal length wherein the coupling mechanism remains below a top edge of the first surface when the multiple individually sheathed conductors are paying off from the container.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.