Pipe Supports TRIZ Cases

Modular insulated cable retention spaces HV cables to ease installation, limit short-circuit forces, and accommodate thermal expansion.

Resilient securing portions let one rail clip hold different cable sizes securely while still allowing easy attachment and detachment.

A U-shaped pipe holder, gap isolation, grommet damping, and a labyrinth path cut hot water pipe vibration and cabin noise in vehicle HVAC.

A rotating cover and adjustable pipe cavity enable tool-free mounting, secure anti-loosening, and fit across different pipe diameters.

An open-hook aluminum cable saddle keeps solar tracker wiring off rotating parts, reducing abrasion, pinch hazards, and maintenance time.

Integrated co-cured inserts in aircraft composite structures support hydraulic and electric routing while cutting weight, fittings, and maintenance time.

Spring wire hangers secure solar tracker cables while allowing movement, preventing pinching, damage, and panel shadowing.

Movable wedge supports vary cable spacing for precise connector insertion while keeping twisted cable ends short and adaptable.

A variable-width barrier guides hoses or cables by limiting transverse shift while still allowing longitudinal travel and bending.

Integrated tabs and recesses let cable tray supports slide into place, cutting fastening time while preserving structural strength.

A rotatable counter bearing and press screw simplify cable clamp assembly while enabling continuous pressure adjustment across cable sizes.

A grooved fixture guides string into a clove hitch, securing wire bundles faster while reducing cable-tie weight and installation time.

Movable upper supporters and sensors let a cable support frame pass its bending section without contact, reducing friction and improving motion accuracy.

Snap-locking connectors and a resilient strap keep multiple lines tidy, reusable, and easy to label and access.

Manually deformable stiffeners and a releasable wall let cables be routed, enclosed, and held in place without conduit slippage.

Opposing hooks and radiused cable supports keep multiple solar racking cables suspended in a stable, horizontal, spaced layout.

A brazed receiver and friction-fit bracket simplify fuel filler tube assembly while meeting pull-off force and crash safety requirements.

A series hose layout with docked air chucks enables simultaneous tire inflation without the bulk that prevents reel storage.

A grooved fixture and lead member mechanism speed clove hitch tying for wire bundles, cutting cable tie weight and installation time.

Hooks and collapsible wings keep hospital bed cables wrapped and out of the way, reducing transport hazards and cable damage.

Telescopic tubes and adjustable legs keep RV sewer hoses supported on uneven ground, reducing sagging, clogging, storage bulk, and cleanup effort.

A rotating clamping lever and guide surfaces let cable bushings build sealing force quickly without overstressing resilient grommets.

Bolted modular redirector parts replace welding, nest for compact shipping, and maintain cable tray grounding with fewer fasteners.

Spaced driver blade projections secure wide pipe clamps, while a wave spring lock blocks drive wheel backdrive for safer, consistent operation.

A snap-in P-clamp with an overmolded cushion secures wire bundles one-handed across varying diameters while preventing pinching and disengagement.

A barbed tongue and multi-slot sleeve wraps cable bundles tightly during strapping, reducing buckling and simplifying installation.

Elastic sealing elements and tongue-and-groove channels let one compact cable bushing seal multiple cable diameters and provide strain relief.

Channels, caps, and ratcheted plungers secure solar module cables to prevent meandering, tangling, and clutter across panel arrays.

Interlocking bearing walls and through-openings keep line retainers assembled under high loads without separate locking parts.

Pivoting side bodies with pegs, slots, and bending tabs lock cable bundles in place during short circuits without extra fasteners.

Spring-loaded fasteners bias the splice against adjacent cable tray bottom walls to inhibit section movement and maintain assembly stability.

A spring-loaded non-return lock secures large cable ends without manual tightening, reducing loosening and insulation damage in overhead line work.

Pliable insert elements keep Rogowski coils concentric around varied transformer geometries, improving measurement accuracy and installation.

A slotted flexible duct with integrated lugs and a clamp secures cable bundles faster while reducing overprotection weight in aircraft.

A mineral-fiber core with polymer coating keeps this self-locking cable tie functional in fire, securing cables after the outer material burns.

A nested inflatable tube inside a permeable textile innerduct blocks air leaks while maintaining burst strength for cable blowing.

A slack-to-taut tying section and interlocking stabilizers let one hanger grip varied cable diameters and resist side-load disengagement.

Spring steel hangers deflect and return to hold PV electrical components securely, preventing wire sagging and module shadowing.

Snap-fastening hinge and locking bars keep each cable in its own notch, preventing slide and simplifying assembly and maintenance.

A spring-nested bracket secures the wiper fluid pipe inside the arm spring, cutting fixing bulk, tooling needs, and part variation.

A synchronized second rotor manages hose and cable winding during rapid log handling, cutting swing, mechanical load, and wear.

A co-molded snap-on base uses side arms and retaining clips to align securely on bar structures while cutting tools, fasteners, weight, and install time.

A modular mounting structure uses alignment features and standardized apertures to secure varied flow substrates in high-temperature, extreme-flow systems.

A slide-on cable anchor with dual mounting paths simplifies cable changes, fits varied cable types, and reduces clamp complexity and cost.

A movable securing member locks suspension articles through an aperture to cut installation time and improve stability for pipes and cable trays.

A rotating bobbin inside the clamp isolates aircraft harnesses from torsional stress, reducing chafing, cutting, and replacement frequency.

Three inward engaging elements in a circular vehicle clip absorb vibration energy to cut noise, wear, and transport damage.

A spiral closed-loop hanger stays attached to messenger wire during loading, keeps cable spacing, and separates AC and DC runs.

Different thread pitches let each sealing material compress independently, creating radial expansion for cable or pipe sealing against water and fire.

Multiple support curvatures and a stop let one fastener clamp cables, pipes, and connectors without play, stress, or slip.