Corner junction for cabinet, and electrical cabinet comprising such junctions
CA 2118085 A1 · Owner: Pin, Jean-Pierre · Inventors: Pin, Jean-Pierre; Laboch, Kazimir; Bossan, Edmond
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The corner junction is designed to securedly unite a plane frame formed by two profile sections (10A 10B) joined, together by means of a gusset plate (11) with a foot (20), perpendicular to the plane frame. According to the invention the gusset plate (11) bears second, surfaces (2A 2B) parallel to first surfaces (1A, 1B) borne by the foot (20), clamping means pressing the first surfaces against the second surfaces. Application notably for electrical switchgear cabinets comprising such a junction at its apexes. Figure 1.
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- Filed October 13, 1994. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended October 13, 2014.
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