Self-locking resilient panel anchor

Expanded – threaded – driven – headed – tool-deformed – or locked-thr – Threaded fastener locked to a discreet structure – Nut – and means to engage substructure on its opposite faces...

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411173, 4034071, F16B 3704

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047535610

ABSTRACT:
A molded one-piece elastomeric anchor member for securing and apertured workpiece to a mating edge of a normally extending panel by means of a fastener. The anchor member has an elongated body comprising a pair of opposed arcuate wall portions defining a central bore for receiving a threaded shank of the fastener. The arcuate wall portions are interrupted by a pair of diametrically opposed living hinge gaps bridged by an arcuate web portion and a wedge-shaped portion, respectively. A cut-out, formed in the panel mating edge, is adapted to receive the anchor member therein. A flange section extends from each juncture of the web portion with the body so as to contact one side of the panel. The wedge-shaped portion defines a pair of cam shoulders adapted to snap outwardly and lock the anchor member in the cut-out after being manually compressed about its living hinges during insertion in the cut-out. Upon the threaded shank being inserted through the workpiece aperture and threaded in the central bore the anchor member is mechanically locked in the panel cut-out while the workpiece is secured to the panel mating edge.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3527280 (1970-09-01), MacNorius
patent: 3967432 (1976-07-01), Starr

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