Abstract:
A device for fixing elongated bodies to a supporting cable includes a body containing a seat for the supporting cable and a seat for the elongated body, wherein, for the independent closing of the seats, a lid is provided that closes the seat of the supporting cable and a lid that closes the seat of the elongated body. A device according to the invention offers the advantage of not requiring the perfect positioning of the coaxial wire with respect to the supporting cable by having a distinct or separate system for fixing the device onto the coaxial wire and supporting cable, respectively. Another advantage of a device according to the invention lies in its autonomy because it does not require additional elements for consolidating the installation.
Abstract:
A supporting collar for elongated articles, in particular, cables or pipes, includes holding members of the elastic type having two opposite ends, optionally metallic, outwardly extendable to allow the introduction of the article between the ends in a direction transversal to its own longitudinal axis; connection members suitable for fixing the collar to a fixed structure and/or to another collar; and a substantially tubular gasket made of a flexible or elastomeric plastic material, in particular EPDM rubber (ethylene-propylene-diene monomer), fixed to the holding members, suitable for receiving in its interior a section of the article and having a longitudinal opening situated between the ends, the opening having, in correspondence with the outer edges, a flared portion broadening outwards. A fixing method of an article using such collar.
Abstract:
A device for fixing elongated bodies to a supporting cable includes a body containing a seat for the supporting cable and a seat for the elongated body, wherein, for the independent closing of the seats, a lid is provided that closes the seat of the supporting cable and a lid that closes the seat of the elongated body. A device according to the invention offers the advantage of not requiring the perfect positioning of the coaxial wire with respect to the supporting cable by having a distinct or separate system for fixing the device onto the coaxial wire and supporting cable, respectively. Another advantage of a device according to the invention lies in its autonomy because it does not require additional elements for consolidating the installation.