Access door for air flow conduits

Movable or removable closures – Removable closure

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292241, E06B 332

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050672789

ABSTRACT:
A readily demountable door assembly for sealing an aperture in a duct comprises a door member having an inwardly directed ramp or cam which lies within the duct and is inclined outwardly toward the duct surface. A clamp is adapted to be mounted adjacent the aperture of the duct at a position diametrically opposite the ramp. The clamp engages the door and shifts the same in the direction of the ramp, which movement presses the flange of the door tightly against the duct surface, the clamp including portions which overlie the door at positions remote from the ramp to urge such remotely disposed portions of the door against the duct surface.

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