Joints and connections – Branched – Three or more radiating members
Patent
1989-04-21
1990-08-28
Reese, Randolph A.
Joints and connections
Branched
Three or more radiating members
403178, 403197, 403200, 403260, 403292, 403297, 256 65, 256 69, F16B 708
Patent
active
049520920
ABSTRACT:
A railing system is composed of vertically aligned metal tubes and cross-members which are metal tube rails. The posts are formed with round protruding bosses whose outer diameter (OD) is the same as the outer diameter of the posts. The rails also have the same outer diameter. The bosses and rail ends are brought into roundness, so that they match in a smooth circumferential seam, by round plugs forced into the bosses and rail ends. The post-rail joints may be welded in a circumferential weld; but preferably the posts and rails are joined by bolts connected to the plugs.
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Brochure entitled, "T-Drill Systems 55", by Innovative Solutions, 1988.
DeLigueri Franco S.
Gerber Eliot S.
Reese Randolph A.
Standard Steel Rail Technology
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