Assembling device for connecting by its tip one part against one of the surfaces of another parts
CA 2406187 A1 · Owner: Saunion, Maxime · Inventors: Saunion, Maxime
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The invention concerns a device for mortise-and-tenon joint mechanical assembly of two parts (2 4) comprising means for assembling the tip member (6) and the receiving member (8). They consist of tensioned hooking means between a hook (14) provided on the tip member (6) and a grip element (16) provided on the receiving member (8). The hook is linked to the tip member (6) via means (18 22) tensioning the hooking connection between two respectively opening and locking positions to bring mutually together the linking elements (20 38) with the tip member (6) and the receiving member (8) when the hook (14) is engaged on the grip element (16). The tip member (6) and the receiving member (8) are …
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- Filed April 9, 2001. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended April 9, 2021.
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