Device for fixing an object against a supporting surface

Details Device for fixing an object against a supporting surface Device for fixing an object against a supporting surface

1988-01-07

1989-05-16

Kundrat, Andrew V.

Joints and connections

Selectively assembled, e.g., convertible, etc.

Selective orientation

4034081, F16D 100

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048305294

ABSTRACT:
A device for fixing an object on a supporting surface and having structure for adjusting the position of the object comprises a lower part for fixing against the support surface, an upper part for mounting on the lower part, and locating structure between the two parts for determining the relative position therebetween in two mutually perpendicular directions in the dividing plane between the parts. The locating structure consists of parallel locating strips placed on either side of a rectangular cavity in the lower part. The position of the upper part relative to the lower part in each direction is adjusted by replacing the two locating strips with two other ones of the same total width but with individual widths differing from those of the strips they replace. The upper part is also fixed by a fastener to the lower part and the supporting surface and has structure for fixing the object. Spacers between the lower and the upper parts permit adjustment in a direction perpendicular to the dividing plane between the two parts.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2177148 (1939-10-01), Newhall
patent: 2917139 (1959-12-01), Stough
patent: 3006443 (1961-10-01), Siler
patent: 3305995 (1967-02-01), Armstrong et al.
patent: 3428113 (1969-02-01), Kluth

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