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New page wikitext, after the edit (new_wikitext) | '<br>The cam-lock device is very useful especially in a chair or tree stand device that needs an adjustable loop to attach the stand to the trestle. The cam lock may also be used as a cleat to secure an anchor line. The U.S. Patent Application Ser. No.<br><br><br>This invention is related to cam locks and their attachment to an anchor. A cleat or cam lock device comprises a flexible upper edge member having at least one cam member fitted to it, a pair of on or off position members having at least one cam member fitted to them, and one or more spring arrangement members fixed to one or more of the members. One or more cleats are placed on the upper edge of the looped members to enable them to snugly fit the desired loop arrangement between the members. The members are then connected by a torsion spring or some other type of fixed muscularly attached link. One or more cleats may be fixed to the same loop arrangement for enabling them to move along the frame of the stool or the similar structure.<br><br><br>The present invention relates to a fastening system for securing a pole, a chair, or a piece of furniture to a platform or some other structure. The system comprises a number of linked together pole pieces. One such pole piece is fitted into an opening at the bottom of the platform. The other is fastened at the top of the platform to a specific structure known as the cleat.<br><br><br>In the present invention, the two different connecting poles are made of flexible material so that they may be manipulated at will to fit into and/or adjust to any opening. The flexible pole is preferably made of a stiffener material that will resist stretching when pressure is applied to it, and it also has a locking property to prevent disengagement of the connecting pole piece from its fastening position. This will ensure that, in the event of an accident, the cam lock device will hold the pole or other structure securely. To make the mechanism more secure, the bottom of the connecting pole piece will be connected to a rotary device that is able to rotate on its axis in order to lock the member to the opening. This will ensure that the member does not slide out of its fixed position and cause the opening to become distorted.<br><br><br>The present invention also comprises a pair of handle bars having a predetermined number of ends each connected to the corresponding ends of the pole piece. The ends of the handle bars may be slanted to a definite angle to provide a handle grip. If you adored this article and you would certainly like to receive more info regarding [https://www.shunchengvalve.com/spring-check-valves/ click through the following article] kindly browse through our own site. The angle iron may be positioned on the cam lock device to provide a lip around the cam-lock device. This lip will prevent the members from sliding out of their fixed position, as they are locked into place. Further, the angle iron may be positioned on the interior of the handle bars to position the lock arm at the precise angle required for efficient operation.<br><br><br>Another feature of the present invention is the use of a number of holes for fastening the panels. This is provided to allow a minimum amount of slippage of the panels in the event of the fastening process. These holes are positioned in the top and bottom corners of the fastening panels. The panel edges are then rounded to facilitate easy removal of the panels once the fastening process is complete.<br><br><br>A further feature is the manner in which the lock assembly is fixed to the frame. In the prior art, the panel edges were generally rounded to facilitate easy removal of the panels. However, this resulted in minor disadvantages such as a major risk of damaging the lock if the edges were rounded. Further, the reduced amount of surface area around the fastening holes meant that these holes were visually small. Moreover, these small holes could also lead to jamming of the lock assembly during the initial lock assembly. To overcome these disadvantages, the present inventors designed a new type of lock which incorporated a number of small but strong holes along the edges of the locking panels.<br><br><br>This new type of lock has numerous advantages. Firstly, it incorporates the use of standard but strong coupling fittings. Secondly, it eliminates the possibility of minor damages to the locking mechanisms or the panels due to the effects of friction or temperature changes.<br>' |
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+<br>The cam-lock device is very useful especially in a chair or tree stand device that needs an adjustable loop to attach the stand to the trestle. The cam lock may also be used as a cleat to secure an anchor line. The U.S. Patent Application Ser. No.<br><br><br>This invention is related to cam locks and their attachment to an anchor. A cleat or cam lock device comprises a flexible upper edge member having at least one cam member fitted to it, a pair of on or off position members having at least one cam member fitted to them, and one or more spring arrangement members fixed to one or more of the members. One or more cleats are placed on the upper edge of the looped members to enable them to snugly fit the desired loop arrangement between the members. The members are then connected by a torsion spring or some other type of fixed muscularly attached link. One or more cleats may be fixed to the same loop arrangement for enabling them to move along the frame of the stool or the similar structure.<br><br><br>The present invention relates to a fastening system for securing a pole, a chair, or a piece of furniture to a platform or some other structure. The system comprises a number of linked together pole pieces. One such pole piece is fitted into an opening at the bottom of the platform. The other is fastened at the top of the platform to a specific structure known as the cleat.<br><br><br>In the present invention, the two different connecting poles are made of flexible material so that they may be manipulated at will to fit into and/or adjust to any opening. The flexible pole is preferably made of a stiffener material that will resist stretching when pressure is applied to it, and it also has a locking property to prevent disengagement of the connecting pole piece from its fastening position. This will ensure that, in the event of an accident, the cam lock device will hold the pole or other structure securely. To make the mechanism more secure, the bottom of the connecting pole piece will be connected to a rotary device that is able to rotate on its axis in order to lock the member to the opening. This will ensure that the member does not slide out of its fixed position and cause the opening to become distorted.<br><br><br>The present invention also comprises a pair of handle bars having a predetermined number of ends each connected to the corresponding ends of the pole piece. The ends of the handle bars may be slanted to a definite angle to provide a handle grip. If you adored this article and you would certainly like to receive more info regarding [https://www.shunchengvalve.com/spring-check-valves/ click through the following article] kindly browse through our own site. The angle iron may be positioned on the cam lock device to provide a lip around the cam-lock device. This lip will prevent the members from sliding out of their fixed position, as they are locked into place. Further, the angle iron may be positioned on the interior of the handle bars to position the lock arm at the precise angle required for efficient operation.<br><br><br>Another feature of the present invention is the use of a number of holes for fastening the panels. This is provided to allow a minimum amount of slippage of the panels in the event of the fastening process. These holes are positioned in the top and bottom corners of the fastening panels. The panel edges are then rounded to facilitate easy removal of the panels once the fastening process is complete.<br><br><br>A further feature is the manner in which the lock assembly is fixed to the frame. In the prior art, the panel edges were generally rounded to facilitate easy removal of the panels. However, this resulted in minor disadvantages such as a major risk of damaging the lock if the edges were rounded. Further, the reduced amount of surface area around the fastening holes meant that these holes were visually small. Moreover, these small holes could also lead to jamming of the lock assembly during the initial lock assembly. To overcome these disadvantages, the present inventors designed a new type of lock which incorporated a number of small but strong holes along the edges of the locking panels.<br><br><br>This new type of lock has numerous advantages. Firstly, it incorporates the use of standard but strong coupling fittings. Secondly, it eliminates the possibility of minor damages to the locking mechanisms or the panels due to the effects of friction or temperature changes.<br>
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0 => '<br>The cam-lock device is very useful especially in a chair or tree stand device that needs an adjustable loop to attach the stand to the trestle. The cam lock may also be used as a cleat to secure an anchor line. The U.S. Patent Application Ser. No.<br><br><br>This invention is related to cam locks and their attachment to an anchor. A cleat or cam lock device comprises a flexible upper edge member having at least one cam member fitted to it, a pair of on or off position members having at least one cam member fitted to them, and one or more spring arrangement members fixed to one or more of the members. One or more cleats are placed on the upper edge of the looped members to enable them to snugly fit the desired loop arrangement between the members. The members are then connected by a torsion spring or some other type of fixed muscularly attached link. One or more cleats may be fixed to the same loop arrangement for enabling them to move along the frame of the stool or the similar structure.<br><br><br>The present invention relates to a fastening system for securing a pole, a chair, or a piece of furniture to a platform or some other structure. The system comprises a number of linked together pole pieces. One such pole piece is fitted into an opening at the bottom of the platform. The other is fastened at the top of the platform to a specific structure known as the cleat.<br><br><br>In the present invention, the two different connecting poles are made of flexible material so that they may be manipulated at will to fit into and/or adjust to any opening. The flexible pole is preferably made of a stiffener material that will resist stretching when pressure is applied to it, and it also has a locking property to prevent disengagement of the connecting pole piece from its fastening position. This will ensure that, in the event of an accident, the cam lock device will hold the pole or other structure securely. To make the mechanism more secure, the bottom of the connecting pole piece will be connected to a rotary device that is able to rotate on its axis in order to lock the member to the opening. This will ensure that the member does not slide out of its fixed position and cause the opening to become distorted.<br><br><br>The present invention also comprises a pair of handle bars having a predetermined number of ends each connected to the corresponding ends of the pole piece. The ends of the handle bars may be slanted to a definite angle to provide a handle grip. If you adored this article and you would certainly like to receive more info regarding [https://www.shunchengvalve.com/spring-check-valves/ click through the following article] kindly browse through our own site. The angle iron may be positioned on the cam lock device to provide a lip around the cam-lock device. This lip will prevent the members from sliding out of their fixed position, as they are locked into place. Further, the angle iron may be positioned on the interior of the handle bars to position the lock arm at the precise angle required for efficient operation.<br><br><br>Another feature of the present invention is the use of a number of holes for fastening the panels. This is provided to allow a minimum amount of slippage of the panels in the event of the fastening process. These holes are positioned in the top and bottom corners of the fastening panels. The panel edges are then rounded to facilitate easy removal of the panels once the fastening process is complete.<br><br><br>A further feature is the manner in which the lock assembly is fixed to the frame. In the prior art, the panel edges were generally rounded to facilitate easy removal of the panels. However, this resulted in minor disadvantages such as a major risk of damaging the lock if the edges were rounded. Further, the reduced amount of surface area around the fastening holes meant that these holes were visually small. Moreover, these small holes could also lead to jamming of the lock assembly during the initial lock assembly. To overcome these disadvantages, the present inventors designed a new type of lock which incorporated a number of small but strong holes along the edges of the locking panels.<br><br><br>This new type of lock has numerous advantages. Firstly, it incorporates the use of standard but strong coupling fittings. Secondly, it eliminates the possibility of minor damages to the locking mechanisms or the panels due to the effects of friction or temperature changes.<br>'
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