DE7008107U - WIRE CLAMPS FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE PILES. - Google Patents

Description

2942 Je-rer, den 5 · Marx 1970 · Mühlenstrasse 52.

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Einfriedigungsärähten u must be attached only to HoIx or similar, soft fabrics xu use · To Sinfsiedigrugsdraht and similar to reinforced concrete piles, one uses Drahtgeh Ί on s represented by the round hole are drawn from about 10 ma. They are then wired up, look unattractive and cost a lot of material and labor.

Sine wire staple for reinforced concrete piles for fastening τοη ünfriedigungedraht and the like requires only 125 m wire · The wire is about 5 * m τοη d% s center away zurucigebogen so as ο to be restrained tension wire can enclose the like and the two legs then approximately parallel to each other stand. Ton the sod are again bent back about 15 33m. Finally, the legs are pressed together so that the two sods lie on top of each other. The result is that one leg is now about 5 £ shorter than the other for the purpose of easier introduction into the concrete punch. 'There is some space between the legs to get the fencing wire in between'

This wire staple can now be driven quickly and easily with a hammer into the round hole of the concrete post. Through the tension iai wire of the staple and through the soffit There is a high tensile strength between the staple and the concrete. This staple is easy and cheap to make and so to speak invisible on the concrete pile.

Claims (1)

WiBielm van Mark £ 94S Jever 29 * 2 JSTSE den 5 · * «= * Ί97Ο. Tivoli telephone S3 6 * MÜhlenstiaese 52. Shooting spray for "D BXHTrEAHPSH for SIAHLBBSOlTPJiEi These wire staples are characterized by the fact that they are due to the 'special. Terwendeten of the wire "-Be bends driven voltage it into the round holes of the concrete piles, and thereby the staple itself and you hold 3 T" r wrapped wire η like. The wire clamps consist of a steel wire, about "125 mm long, 3 mm thick, galvanized or plastic-coated · D% x wire - is bent back about 5 ·» τοη dtr in the middle so that the two legs are parallel to each other and about 10 mm τοη apart, measured on the outside. The two ends of the legs are again bent back, either inwards or outwards, so that short legs τοη about 13 mm long, also at a distance τοη 10 mm parallel to each other · In the first case - bend inside - the staple is ready for use ^1. In the second case - bent outwards - the long legs are bent crosswise so far that the short leg arches are about one above the other is shorter or longer than the other NOTE: These documents (description and definition) are the last entered; "they wiichi; from the word construction of the - originated from the submitted documents. The legal significance of the diversion is not checked. The "originally e'in- ^: The documents submitted can be found in the Amliokleni'You ItSruwn at any time without proof'of a legal interest due Be renfrei'eingesehen ~ / At the request hiervon'ouch photocopies or _r RImnegaIive iu the usual Freijen be delivered. > -it -