Electricity: conductors and insulators – Insulators – With insulator-supporting or attaching means
Patent
1986-04-03
1987-09-29
Askin, Laramie E.
Electricity: conductors and insulators
Insulators
With insulator-supporting or attaching means
182 90, 238366, 411456, 411471, 411920, H01B 1700, F16B 1506, E01B 906, E06C 904
Patent
active
046970452
ABSTRACT:
A staple for installation in a wood support having a U-shaped body defined by a pair of rod-like legs in fixed parallel spaced-apart relationship terminating at one end with the opposite ends of an arcuate member and each leg terminating its respective other end in a chamfered, cut-away point. Each leg is further provided with a notched barb outwardly extending beyond the surface of each leg defining a rounded ramp on its side nearest the point and a step on its other side. A sleeve of insulative material is disposed on the inside of the staple adjacent to the arcuate member.
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Askin Laramie E.
Marrs Roger A.
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