Patent
Device for cable mounting
Gerd Pfluger
- 23 Jun 2004
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TL;DR: In this paper, structural elements (SE) (16,17) run lengthwise, parallel and crosswise to cables (2) to be laid and between the SE there are openings (18,19) into which mounting devices (5) are inserted for fastening cables.
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Abstract: Structural elements (SE) (16,17) run lengthwise, parallel and crosswise to cables (2) to be laid. Between the SE there are openings (18), into which mounting devices (5) are inserted for fastening cables. SE running crosswise are shaped and linked to SE running lengthwise so that an installed cable-mounting device (1) has a center piece running parallel to a wall but with a clearance from it.
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André Tarnus
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TL;DR: In this paper, the gutter or gullet type is defined as a structure for supporting and guiding electric cables, electronic bus cables, cabled networks, fiberoptics and all flexible lines or the like, this structure being manufactured from a fabric, preferably of metal, formed of threads (1, 2) arranged longitudinally called warp threads, which have a certain transverse dimension (Dc ) in section and to which are connected at right angles, e.g. by overlapping, and joined at each intersection, e
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Method of installing wiring and piping parts on receiver, receiver device for wiring and piping parts, pull-in cable way forming body, and pull-in member
Shohachi Shimizu
- 24 Dec 1998
TL;DR: In this article, a pull-in cable way is used to accommodate and lay the wiring and piping parts in an accommodating way, so that the parts can be easily accommodated without damaging the parts.
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