Supports – Pipe or cable – Suspended
Patent
1991-12-23
1994-04-19
Talbott, David L.
Supports
Pipe or cable
Suspended
248 73, 248 741, F16L 300
Patent
active
053038860
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for supporting an object from a channel. The apparatus is comprised of a channel clip, formed of a flexible material, whose length is much greater than its width and which is adapted to be applied to a channel. The channel clip includes a receiving loop and a pair of arms extending from the respective sides of the loop. The arms extend in the same direction and are spaced from each other. A retaining loop extends from each arm. The retaining loops lie in essentially parallel planes, and the outer perimeter of the retaining loops conforms generally in shape to a surface which defines the channel. The channel clip is used to support an object from a channel by first inserting the object into the receiving loop. The receiving loops are then pressed together and aligned such that planes within which the receiving loops lie are parallel with the channel. The retaining loops are inserted into the channel after which the channel clip is rotated about 90.degree. to secure the retaining loops in the channel.
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Case Frederick J.
DeFazio Salvatore C.
Eastman Kodak Company
Talbott David L.
Treash, Jr. Leonard W.
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