CA1228580A - Retaining clip - Google Patents
Retaining clipInfo
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- CA1228580A CA1228580A CA000456218A CA456218A CA1228580A CA 1228580 A CA1228580 A CA 1228580A CA 000456218 A CA000456218 A CA 000456218A CA 456218 A CA456218 A CA 456218A CA 1228580 A CA1228580 A CA 1228580A
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- Prior art keywords
- clip
- seat
- arm
- body portion
- fin
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Classifications
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16L—PIPES; JOINTS OR FITTINGS FOR PIPES; SUPPORTS FOR PIPES, CABLES OR PROTECTIVE TUBING; MEANS FOR THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16L3/00—Supports for pipes, cables or protective tubing, e.g. hangers, holders, clamps, cleats, clips, brackets
- F16L3/08—Supports for pipes, cables or protective tubing, e.g. hangers, holders, clamps, cleats, clips, brackets substantially surrounding the pipe, cable or protective tubing
- F16L3/12—Supports for pipes, cables or protective tubing, e.g. hangers, holders, clamps, cleats, clips, brackets substantially surrounding the pipe, cable or protective tubing comprising a member substantially surrounding the pipe, cable or protective tubing
- F16L3/127—Supports for pipes, cables or protective tubing, e.g. hangers, holders, clamps, cleats, clips, brackets substantially surrounding the pipe, cable or protective tubing comprising a member substantially surrounding the pipe, cable or protective tubing and extending away from the attachment surface
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- Supports For Pipes And Cables (AREA)
Abstract
ABSTRACT
A clip for attaching an elongate element to a support comprising a body portion provided with a fastening member adapted to attach the clip to the support, the body portion providing a seat for the corrugated elongate element and having a flexible arm extending from one side thereof, a free end of the arm being engage able in the other wide of the body portion to hold the elongate element in the seat, the body portion comprising one or more fins configured to engage the elongate element to Wright longitudinal sliding of the element in the clip.
A clip for attaching an elongate element to a support comprising a body portion provided with a fastening member adapted to attach the clip to the support, the body portion providing a seat for the corrugated elongate element and having a flexible arm extending from one side thereof, a free end of the arm being engage able in the other wide of the body portion to hold the elongate element in the seat, the body portion comprising one or more fins configured to engage the elongate element to Wright longitudinal sliding of the element in the clip.
Description
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RETAINING CLIP
The present invention relates to a clip for retaining elongate elements such as cables, pipes, tubes and the like.
Many types of clips are known for attaching an 5 elongate element to a support. A problem with known clips is that either they are not adapted to resist long-tudinal sliding of the element relating to the support or they are configured to provide a close grip on the elongate element so that there is little tolerance in the size of 10 the elongate element which can be accommodated in the clip.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a clip for retaining an elongate elemellt on a support in a secure manner and to resist longitudinal sliding of the element whilst providing a reasonable 15 tolerance in the size of element which can be accommodated in the clip.
According to the present invention there is provided a clip for attaching an elongate clement, having a series of circumferential lands and risers axially spaced 20 along its surface, to a support comprising a body portion provided with a fastening member adapted to attach the clip to the support, the body portion including means deeinillg a seat for the elongate element and having a flexible arm extending from one side thereof, a free end so of the arm being engage able in the other side of the body portion to hold the elongate element in the seat, the body portion comprising one or more fins configured to engage said lands on the elongate element to resist 5 longitudinal sliding of the element in the clip.
The provision of a fin or fins renders the clip particularly suitable for use in retaining a corrugated elongate element, the fins being engage able between corrugations on the elongate element enabling the element 10 to be held securely against longitudinal sliding whilst using a flexible arm allowing some tolerance in the size of element which can be accommodated in the clip. The clip may also be used with elongate elements having a plain surface, for example a cloth cowered cable harness 15 in which case the fin or fins help grip the element to resist longitudinal sliding of the element in the clip.
Preferably, the fins are arcuate and therefore suitable for engagement between annular corrugations.
The body portion may comprise two opposed fins.
20 In a particular embodiment the arm comprises a first fin extending towards the seat and the seat comprises a second fin opposed to and generally aligned with the first fin.
The arm may be sinuously shaped and therefore 25 particularly appropriate or use with elongate elements of circular cross-section. Preferably, the arm has an arched portion which, in use, is disposed substantially centrally of the seat so as to locate an elongate element firmly in the seat.
In a particular embodiment, tune arm comprises an arcuate fin extending from the arched portion towards the seat.
A particular embodiment of the present invention will now be described by way of example with reference to the accompanying drawings in which:
Figure 1 is a front elevation of a clip according to the present invention;
Figure 2 is a side elevation of Figure 1 when viewed in direction A;
Figure 3 it an upper plan view of thy clip shown in Figure 1;
Figure 4 is a plan view from below the clip shown in Figure 1;
Figure 5 is a front view of the clip with an end of the arm freed prom the body portion;
Figure 6 it a front view of the clip fastened to a support and retaining an elongate element;
Figure 7 is a side view in cross-section along line VII-VII of Figure 6;
Figure 8 is a cross-section on the line VIII-VIII
of Figure 5.
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,, Referring to the drawings, a one piece plastics clip is indicated generally at 10 and comprises a body 12 defining a seat portion 14 and having a relatively thin flexible arm 16 extending therefrom. The clip 10 has a fastening element 18 disposed on the underside thereof between two ramps 20 and 22.
The flexible arm 16 extends from one side 24 of the body 12 and is the same width as the body 12. The section 26 interconnecting the body 12 and the flexible arm 16 is thinner than the arm itself to enhance the flexibility of the movement of the arm 16 relative to the body 12.
The arm 16 is sinuously shaped and comprises three arches 28, 30 and 32. The central arch 30 is less pronounced than the arches 28 and 22 and is contiguous with a downwardly depending fin 34 which is disposed centrally of the width of the arm 16 and is of narrow width relative thereto.
The free end 36 of the arm 16 comprises an L
shaped foot 38. One branch 40 of the foot 38 has a neck portion 42 defining a shoulder 44. The underside of the other branch 46 of the foot 38 has a small recess I wormed therein. The branch I comprises a generally square notch 41 shown dotted in Figures 1, 5 and 6) extending there through and disposed centrally of its width. The notch 41 extends across approximately one-.~,~ ,, fifth of the width of the branch 40. The foot 38 comprises a second shoulder 50 adjacent the junction of the branches 38 arid 40.
The seat portion 14 it substantially arcuate and comprises a fin 52 which extends upwardly and in the same plane as the fin 34. Figure 1 illustrates that the fin 34 is positioned substantially centrally of the seat 14. Referring to Figure 8, the fin 52 tapers upwardly to form an edge 55 which terminates at each end in two generally flat triangular portions 57 and Adjacent the seat portion 14~ the body 12 comprises a substantially Unshaped portion 54 having a recess 56 shaped complimentarily with respect to the branch 40 of the foot 38. The outermost limb 58 of the U-shaped portion 54 has a small recess 60 at its uppermost end and is provided with a strengthening rib 62.
The base of the recess 56 is provided with a rib 61 disposed centrally of the width of the recess and adapted to locate in the notch 41 in the branch 40 of the arm 16 so as to limit transverse movement of the foot 38 of the arm 16 relative to the Unshaped portion 54 of the body 12 when it is engaged in the U-shaped portion 54.
In this embodiment the rib 61 is about half the width of the notch 41, but may be made wider if desired as long as it can locate in the notch 41.
The two triangular recesses 64, 66 shown in Figures 1, 5 and 6 are connected with the mounding process and have no structural significance.
The fastening member 18 comprises a shank 68 contiguous with a nose 70. Two resilient legs 72 and 74 extend upwardly towards the body 12. The width of the lo legs 72 and 74 is slightly less than the width of the shank 68 (as can be teen from Figure 2). At the end of the shank 68 adjacent the body 12 are two substantially cubic locating and strengthening blocks 76 and 78t The ramps 20 and 22 extend downwardly to a level approximately equal to that of the free ends of the legs 72 and 74. The ramps 20 and 22 each c~mprlse a beveled portion 80 J 82 at their free ends A particular use of the clip 10 will be described with reference to Figures I 6 and 7. The bulk of the reference numerals have been omitted from Figure 6 for clarity.
The clip 10 is fastened to an aperture support 84 by pressing the nose 70 of the fastening member I into the aperture 86. This causes the legs 72 and ill to flex inwardly towards the shank 68 to allow the fastening member 18 to be inserted through the aperture . , "
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86. The blocks 76 and 78 restrict sideways movement of the clip 10 in the aperture 86. The beveled edges 80 and 82 on the ramps 20 and 22 abut the upper surface of the support 84 and the ramps 20 and 22 are caused to be slightly flattened due to the thickness of the panel 84.
The foot 38 of the flexible arm 16 is dislodged from the Unshaped portion 54 of the body 12 by inserting the end of a screwdriver into the groove formed by the recesses 48 and 60 and twisting the screwdriver. The difference in the widths of the notch 41 on the foot 38 and the rib 61 in the recess 56 allows slight transverse movement of the foot 38 relative to the U-shaped portion 54 to facilitate dislodgement of the foot 38 from the U-shaped portion 54 using a screwdriver.
A corrugated tube 88 is placed in the seat portion 14 and positioned Jo that the fins 34 and 52 locate between a pair of corrugations 90 and 92 of the corrugated tube 88. The tube 88 is then held in the clip 10 by snap-engaging the foot 38 in the U-shaped portion 54. The corrugated tube 88 is held securely against longitudinal sliding movement in the clip 10 by the phony 34 and 52.
The engagement Or the rib 61 in the notch 41 limits transverse movement of the foot 38 in the U-shaped portion 54.
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In general, the flexible arm may be configured to co-operate with whatever shape of elongate element it is desired to retain. The position and shape of the fins may be adapted according to the particular type ox elongate element to be retained. For example, three circumferential spaced fins may be provided on the flexible arm and/or teat of the clip rather than an opposed pair of fins. Furthermore, it is envisaged to provide a plurality of fins in the clip which are spaced longitudinally with reference to the length of the elongate element to be retained and these may be configured for engagement between different pairs of corrugations in the case of a corrugated elongate element.
The arm may be adapted to retain more than one elongate element in the clip, in particular to retain two elongate elements side by side, and the shape and disposition of the fins would be adapted accordingly.
Furthermore, a clip according to the present invention may comprise a plurality of flexible retaining arms.
Any suitable means may be used or interconnecting a free end ox the arm with the body portion of the clip and these need not necessarily snap-engage together.
Various forms of fastening member may be used for securing the clip to a support and the particular one employed will depend on the intended use of the clip.
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31.~2~5~t) The ramps of the particular embodiment described may be replaced by a resilient circular skirt configured so as, in use, to abut the support.
RETAINING CLIP
The present invention relates to a clip for retaining elongate elements such as cables, pipes, tubes and the like.
Many types of clips are known for attaching an 5 elongate element to a support. A problem with known clips is that either they are not adapted to resist long-tudinal sliding of the element relating to the support or they are configured to provide a close grip on the elongate element so that there is little tolerance in the size of 10 the elongate element which can be accommodated in the clip.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a clip for retaining an elongate elemellt on a support in a secure manner and to resist longitudinal sliding of the element whilst providing a reasonable 15 tolerance in the size of element which can be accommodated in the clip.
According to the present invention there is provided a clip for attaching an elongate clement, having a series of circumferential lands and risers axially spaced 20 along its surface, to a support comprising a body portion provided with a fastening member adapted to attach the clip to the support, the body portion including means deeinillg a seat for the elongate element and having a flexible arm extending from one side thereof, a free end so of the arm being engage able in the other side of the body portion to hold the elongate element in the seat, the body portion comprising one or more fins configured to engage said lands on the elongate element to resist 5 longitudinal sliding of the element in the clip.
The provision of a fin or fins renders the clip particularly suitable for use in retaining a corrugated elongate element, the fins being engage able between corrugations on the elongate element enabling the element 10 to be held securely against longitudinal sliding whilst using a flexible arm allowing some tolerance in the size of element which can be accommodated in the clip. The clip may also be used with elongate elements having a plain surface, for example a cloth cowered cable harness 15 in which case the fin or fins help grip the element to resist longitudinal sliding of the element in the clip.
Preferably, the fins are arcuate and therefore suitable for engagement between annular corrugations.
The body portion may comprise two opposed fins.
20 In a particular embodiment the arm comprises a first fin extending towards the seat and the seat comprises a second fin opposed to and generally aligned with the first fin.
The arm may be sinuously shaped and therefore 25 particularly appropriate or use with elongate elements of circular cross-section. Preferably, the arm has an arched portion which, in use, is disposed substantially centrally of the seat so as to locate an elongate element firmly in the seat.
In a particular embodiment, tune arm comprises an arcuate fin extending from the arched portion towards the seat.
A particular embodiment of the present invention will now be described by way of example with reference to the accompanying drawings in which:
Figure 1 is a front elevation of a clip according to the present invention;
Figure 2 is a side elevation of Figure 1 when viewed in direction A;
Figure 3 it an upper plan view of thy clip shown in Figure 1;
Figure 4 is a plan view from below the clip shown in Figure 1;
Figure 5 is a front view of the clip with an end of the arm freed prom the body portion;
Figure 6 it a front view of the clip fastened to a support and retaining an elongate element;
Figure 7 is a side view in cross-section along line VII-VII of Figure 6;
Figure 8 is a cross-section on the line VIII-VIII
of Figure 5.
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,, Referring to the drawings, a one piece plastics clip is indicated generally at 10 and comprises a body 12 defining a seat portion 14 and having a relatively thin flexible arm 16 extending therefrom. The clip 10 has a fastening element 18 disposed on the underside thereof between two ramps 20 and 22.
The flexible arm 16 extends from one side 24 of the body 12 and is the same width as the body 12. The section 26 interconnecting the body 12 and the flexible arm 16 is thinner than the arm itself to enhance the flexibility of the movement of the arm 16 relative to the body 12.
The arm 16 is sinuously shaped and comprises three arches 28, 30 and 32. The central arch 30 is less pronounced than the arches 28 and 22 and is contiguous with a downwardly depending fin 34 which is disposed centrally of the width of the arm 16 and is of narrow width relative thereto.
The free end 36 of the arm 16 comprises an L
shaped foot 38. One branch 40 of the foot 38 has a neck portion 42 defining a shoulder 44. The underside of the other branch 46 of the foot 38 has a small recess I wormed therein. The branch I comprises a generally square notch 41 shown dotted in Figures 1, 5 and 6) extending there through and disposed centrally of its width. The notch 41 extends across approximately one-.~,~ ,, fifth of the width of the branch 40. The foot 38 comprises a second shoulder 50 adjacent the junction of the branches 38 arid 40.
The seat portion 14 it substantially arcuate and comprises a fin 52 which extends upwardly and in the same plane as the fin 34. Figure 1 illustrates that the fin 34 is positioned substantially centrally of the seat 14. Referring to Figure 8, the fin 52 tapers upwardly to form an edge 55 which terminates at each end in two generally flat triangular portions 57 and Adjacent the seat portion 14~ the body 12 comprises a substantially Unshaped portion 54 having a recess 56 shaped complimentarily with respect to the branch 40 of the foot 38. The outermost limb 58 of the U-shaped portion 54 has a small recess 60 at its uppermost end and is provided with a strengthening rib 62.
The base of the recess 56 is provided with a rib 61 disposed centrally of the width of the recess and adapted to locate in the notch 41 in the branch 40 of the arm 16 so as to limit transverse movement of the foot 38 of the arm 16 relative to the Unshaped portion 54 of the body 12 when it is engaged in the U-shaped portion 54.
In this embodiment the rib 61 is about half the width of the notch 41, but may be made wider if desired as long as it can locate in the notch 41.
The two triangular recesses 64, 66 shown in Figures 1, 5 and 6 are connected with the mounding process and have no structural significance.
The fastening member 18 comprises a shank 68 contiguous with a nose 70. Two resilient legs 72 and 74 extend upwardly towards the body 12. The width of the lo legs 72 and 74 is slightly less than the width of the shank 68 (as can be teen from Figure 2). At the end of the shank 68 adjacent the body 12 are two substantially cubic locating and strengthening blocks 76 and 78t The ramps 20 and 22 extend downwardly to a level approximately equal to that of the free ends of the legs 72 and 74. The ramps 20 and 22 each c~mprlse a beveled portion 80 J 82 at their free ends A particular use of the clip 10 will be described with reference to Figures I 6 and 7. The bulk of the reference numerals have been omitted from Figure 6 for clarity.
The clip 10 is fastened to an aperture support 84 by pressing the nose 70 of the fastening member I into the aperture 86. This causes the legs 72 and ill to flex inwardly towards the shank 68 to allow the fastening member 18 to be inserted through the aperture . , "
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86. The blocks 76 and 78 restrict sideways movement of the clip 10 in the aperture 86. The beveled edges 80 and 82 on the ramps 20 and 22 abut the upper surface of the support 84 and the ramps 20 and 22 are caused to be slightly flattened due to the thickness of the panel 84.
The foot 38 of the flexible arm 16 is dislodged from the Unshaped portion 54 of the body 12 by inserting the end of a screwdriver into the groove formed by the recesses 48 and 60 and twisting the screwdriver. The difference in the widths of the notch 41 on the foot 38 and the rib 61 in the recess 56 allows slight transverse movement of the foot 38 relative to the U-shaped portion 54 to facilitate dislodgement of the foot 38 from the U-shaped portion 54 using a screwdriver.
A corrugated tube 88 is placed in the seat portion 14 and positioned Jo that the fins 34 and 52 locate between a pair of corrugations 90 and 92 of the corrugated tube 88. The tube 88 is then held in the clip 10 by snap-engaging the foot 38 in the U-shaped portion 54. The corrugated tube 88 is held securely against longitudinal sliding movement in the clip 10 by the phony 34 and 52.
The engagement Or the rib 61 in the notch 41 limits transverse movement of the foot 38 in the U-shaped portion 54.
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In general, the flexible arm may be configured to co-operate with whatever shape of elongate element it is desired to retain. The position and shape of the fins may be adapted according to the particular type ox elongate element to be retained. For example, three circumferential spaced fins may be provided on the flexible arm and/or teat of the clip rather than an opposed pair of fins. Furthermore, it is envisaged to provide a plurality of fins in the clip which are spaced longitudinally with reference to the length of the elongate element to be retained and these may be configured for engagement between different pairs of corrugations in the case of a corrugated elongate element.
The arm may be adapted to retain more than one elongate element in the clip, in particular to retain two elongate elements side by side, and the shape and disposition of the fins would be adapted accordingly.
Furthermore, a clip according to the present invention may comprise a plurality of flexible retaining arms.
Any suitable means may be used or interconnecting a free end ox the arm with the body portion of the clip and these need not necessarily snap-engage together.
Various forms of fastening member may be used for securing the clip to a support and the particular one employed will depend on the intended use of the clip.
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31.~2~5~t) The ramps of the particular embodiment described may be replaced by a resilient circular skirt configured so as, in use, to abut the support.
Claims (12)
PROPERTY OR PRIVILEGE IS CLAIMED ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS:
1. A clip for attaching an elongate element, having a series of circumferential lands and risers axially spaced along its surface, to a support comprising a body portion provided with a fasteneing member adapted to attach the clip to the support, the body portion including means defining a seat for the elongate element and having a flexible arm extending from one side thereof, a free end of the arm being engageable in the other side of the body portion to hold the elongate element in the seat, the body portion comprising at least one fin configured to engage said lands on the elongate element to resist longitudinal sliding of the element in the clip.
2. A clip as defined in Claim 1 wherein the fin is arcuate.
3. A clip as defined in Claim 1 wherein the body portion includes two opposed fins.
4. A clip as defined in Claim 1 wherein the arm comprises a first fin extending towards the seat and the seat comprises a second fin opposed to and generally aligned with the first fin.
5. A clip as defined in Claim 1 wherein the arm is sinuously shaped.
6. A clip as defined in Claim 5 wherein the arm has an arched portion which, in use, is disposed substantially centrally over said seat.
7. A clip as defined in Claim 6 wherein the arm comprises an arcuate fin extending from the arched portion towards the seat.
8. A clip as defined in Claim 1 equipped with fastening means including means for restricting the side-ways movement of said clip and wherein the free end of the arm comprises a tongue configured for snap-engagement in a recess in the body portion.
9. A clip as defined in Claim 8 wherein the tongue and the recess are each provided with retaining means which inter engage one another when the tongue is in the recess to limit transverse movement of the tongue in the recess.
10. A clip as defined in Claim 8 comprising at least two resilient ramp elements disposed around the fastening element configured so as, in use, to abut the support.
11. A clip as defined in Claim 8 comprising a resilient circular skirt configured so as, in use, to abut the support.
12. A clip as claimed in Claim 8 which is of one-piece and made of plastic material.
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| GB838315808A GB8315808D0 (en) | 1983-06-09 | 1983-06-09 | Retaining clip |
| GB8315808 | 1983-06-09 |
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| FR (1) | FR2547368B1 (en) |
| GB (1) | GB8315808D0 (en) |
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