US651482A - Pipe-hook. - Google Patents

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Patented lune I2 I900 E. T. GREENFIELD.

PIPE HOOK.

(Application filed Dc. 18, 1899.)

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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

EDWINT. GREENFIELD, OF NEW YORK, N. Y.

PIPE-HOOK.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 651,482, dated June 12, 1 900. Application filed December 18 1899. Serial No. 740,683. (No model.)

T at whom it may concern: a piece of steel wire and beginning at one Be it known that I, EDWIN T. GREENF'IELD, end E wind the same spirally in the form of a citizen of the United States, residing at New a coil around a mandrel of the desired diame- York,boroughofll/lanhattan,countyand State ter until a shank or standard S of sufficient of New York, have made a new and useful Inlength is constructed. I then form the body 3 5 ventionin Pipe-Hooks, of which the following part of the hook H in the manner shown, and is a specification. finally secure the end E above the shank or My invention has for its object to construct standard. a pipe-hook of a single piece of wire adapted In using this form of the hook it is placed to be secured byanail orscrew in such manupon the pipe P, as shown, and a nail N ner as to make it possible to utilize the same driven through the shank or standard S into in connection with the holding or securing of the wall or surface to which said pipe is to be pipes to walls, ceilings, and in similar places, secured. so that said hooks may be secured in place Having thus described my invention, What 15 under all conditions of usage with as little I claim, and desire to secure by Letters Patannoyance and discomfort as possible. ent of the United States, is

To this end my invention-consists of a pipe- A pipe-hook composed of a single piece of hook made of a single piece of wire and prowire wound continuously in successive spiral vided with a shank or standard adapted to coils so as to constitute a shank or standard,

20 receive a holding nail or screw, and will be the continuation thereof being bent into the fully understood by referring to the accomform of a hook and back upon itself with the panying drawing, which is a perspective View end bent over the rear portion of the hook, of the invention, illustrating its application substantially as described to the holding or securing of a pipe, the lat- In testimony whereof I have hereunto sub- 2 5 ter being shown in dotted lines. scribed my name this 15th day of December,

For a full and clear understanding of the 1899. 1 invention, such as will enable others skilled EDWVIN T. GREENFIELD. in the art to construct and use the same, ref- Witnesses: erence is had to the drawing. WM. T. RUETE,

30 To construct this form of pipe-hook, I take 0. J. KINTNER.

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