Camming means for climbing anchors

Supports – Brackets – On extensible column mounted between opposed surfaces

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2482319, 248925, F16M 1100

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ABSTRACT:
An improved climbing anchor utilizing multiple cam elements in which each cam element is independently spring biased by a flat spiral spring located within a recess in the cam element and acting between the pivot mounting and the cam element. The construction provides a more compact camming head assembly, a stronger climbing anchor, more positive action of the spring biasing means and an improved visual appearance.

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