ES1069343U - Telescopic rod anchor (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Telescopic rod anchor, which is characterized by a fully or partially threaded bolt with a hollow inner head and thread through which a rod slides, and a screw with slots in the end that due to the inner taper of the bolt makes the tighten necessary for its adjustment, being in its second variant the bolt that has the thread with grooves and a nut with thread and taper, which performs the tightening. Due to the pressure exerted in the tightening a stable fixation is achieved. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Telescopic rod anchor.

Object of the invention

The present invention, as expressed in the set forth in this specification, refers to an anchor formed by a hollow bolt which has at its end a head hexagonal as a screw or bolt also hollow that will be the item to fix. Through the hollow of this head that has a thread inside slide a fully or partially threaded rod that will be set due to pressure exerted by the conical geometry of a screw that slides through said rod and is screwed on the head of the anchor bolt making jaw effect. This anchoring does not currently exist allowing to regulate the distance, dimension or final level of the element to anchor from a simple and fast way to slide the central rod through the screw or screw Once the distance, height or level is regulated desired we just have to fix with the screw or nut that perform the necessary pressure by making a jaw according to the desired variant Getting this way a simple anchor, Fast and safe for any type of elements (pipes, fake ceilings, panels, etc.) in any position (vertical, horizontal or inclined) and for any screw size.

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Background of the invention

Numerous means are known to perform the anchoring pipes, suspended ceilings, panels, etc. Both vertically as horizontally (hooks, wires, metal strips, clamps, guides with strapping) all very valid but uncomfortable at the time of level or position them.

Being the originality of this system the easy sliding through the rod anchor and fixing quick by means of screw or nut (depending on variant) when threading in the anchor In addition, the simpleness of a later disassembly or readjustment of the elements to be anchored.

For these reasons the model of utility that we will now describe.

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Description of the invention

one)

He operator places the screwdriver or thyme with hexagonal head and thread interior (depending on the support material).

2)

Then slide the threaded rod through the screw hole or screw regulating the measurement desired.

3)

Finally slide a nut or hollow screw through the rod and screwed into the head of the anchor by exerting the necessary pressure to fix the dipstick.

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Brief description of the drawings First variant

Figure 1.- Nut that will slide along the rod and screw in the anchor making the necessary pressure for the rod fixation.

Figure 2.- Detail of nut in plant.

Figure 3.- Partial threaded rod or totally.

Figure 4.- Section detail hollow nut with grooves and conical shape that close when screwed and perform the squeeze in.

Figure 5.- Threaded rod partially or totally with hexagonal head with internal thread.

Figure 6.- Section detail of the rod with hexagonal head with taper and internal thread through which slide the rod and adjust the nut of the figure one.

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Second variant

Figure 7.- Hollow nut with internal thread that It will act as a fixing element.

Figure 8.- Nut section with thread and interior taper

Figure 9.- Total threaded rod or partially.

Figure 10.- Detail in section of the rod or anchor bolt with hexagonal head for adjustment which has the end threaded rod with grooves in which it will adjust with the nut of figure 7.

Fig 11.- Rod or anchor bolt.

Fig 12.- Detail in the anchor plan.

Claims (1)

1. Telescopic rod anchor, which is characterized by having a fully or partially threaded bolt with a hollow inner head and thread through which a rod slides, and a screw with grooves at the end that due to the internal taper of the bolt makes the tightening necessary for adjustment, being in its second variant the bolt which has the thread with grooves and a nut with thread and taper, which performs the tightening. Due to the pressure exerted on the tightening a stable fixation is achieved.