Connecting element
CA 2277940 A1 · Owner: Electrolux Siegen Gmbh · Inventors: Andersson, Kenneth; Moseley, Andrew; Lindquist, Per Olaf
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The invention relates to a connecting element for an easy economical and , stable connection of components between two interspaced surfaces which face one another. The invention also relates to different connecting systems with which the advantages of the connecting elements can be fully displayed and , which permit an easy and quick removal or repositioning of compartment bottoms, particularly racks, especially when used in refrigerators. To this end, the systems make it possible, especially when used in refrigerators to , brace the components to be fastened between the walls so that the oscillations generated by the compressor cannot effect undesired vibrations on the components or …
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- Filed December 1, 1998. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended December 1, 2018.
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