Piping Fixtures

Abstract

The piping fixture of this article comprises a base member, a non-base member, and an attachment, and in use, as shown in Reference Oblique Figure 1 showing the state in use, the base member is fixed to a stand, the piping is dropped into the inner peripheral side of the base member, and then the non-base member is connected to the base member by inserting the axial protrusion of the non-base member into the axial groove of the base member. Next, when wrapping small-diameter insulation material around the piping, as shown in Reference Oblique Figure 2 showing the state in use, the small-diameter insulation material is wrapped around the piping so that the end of the small-diameter insulation material is inserted into the space inside the small-diameter outer shell parts of the base member and the non-base member, and then airtight tape is applied so as to straddle the outer peripheral surfaces of the small-diameter outer shell parts and the outer peripheral surface of the small-diameter insulation material. On the other hand, when wrapping a large-diameter insulation material around a pipe, as shown in reference oblique view 3 showing the state of use, the attachment is attached to the base member and non-base member so that the linear protrusions and circumferential protrusions fit into the attachment-side linear groove and attachment-side circumferential groove, respectively (reference oblique view 4 showing the state of use), and then, as shown in reference oblique view 5 showing the state of use, the large-diameter insulation material is wrapped around the pipe so that the ends of the large-diameter insulation material are inserted into the space inside each of the large-diameter outer shell parts of the attachment and base member, and then airtight tape is applied so as to straddle the outer surfaces of each large-diameter outer shell part and the outer surface of the large-diameter insulation material.

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