Fixing element for lines, in particular for a rotary airer
CA 2356833 A1 · Owner: Smeets, Sven Hubertus Johannes · Inventors: Smeets, Sven Hubertus Johannes; Verbeek, Antonius Johannes
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A fixing element for connecting the two ends of a line has two pairs of holes extending through the element. Each pair of holes is intended to have an end part of the line threaded through it in the form of a loop. This fixing element is additionally provided with two sockets and each socket is intended , to have a free end which projects out of the holes, to be fitted through it all this in such a manner that that part of the line which runs towards the said socket overlaps with a part of the line which runs towards a hole in the fixing element, the direction in which the line passes through the sockets being substantially perpendicular to that in which the line passes through the …
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- Filed October 11, 2000. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended October 11, 2020.
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