Swiveling multi-clamp fastener

Joints and connections – Articulated members – Rotatable

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C403S165000, C403S397000, C403S400000, C052S719000

Reexamination Certificate

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10851873

ABSTRACT:
A fastener for joining two pieces of rebar together in a rebar grid used to reinforce subsequently poured concrete is described. The fasteners include two clamp pieces that in certain embodiments completely wrap around a piece of rebar and are tightly secured thereto. Further, each clamp piece can swivel or rotate up to 360 degrees relative to the other clamp piece such that two rebar pieces intersecting at any angle can be coupled together.

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