Pipe Supports TRIZ Cases

A hinged clamp with grooved clamping blocks cuts parts count while keeping cables, pipes, or hoses securely fixed and easier to install.

Resilient damping inserts hold wind tower conductors in place, absorbing vibration while reducing breakage, voltage drop, and spacing-related losses.

Pliable openable and closed brackets create a cushioned clasp interface that prevents scratching, reduces vibration, and stays securely positioned.

An integrated cover, lever, and pawl mechanism connects fuel feed and return lines together to prevent interchange, leaks, and engine misfire.

Integrated metal reinforcements raise stay cable pipe buckling and tensile strength while reducing thermal expansion and sleeve complexity.

Integrated barbs and barb openings let cable trays snap together without bolts, enabling stable one-person installation and easy removal.

Modular insulated cable retainers separate HV cables to limit short-circuit forces, improve cooling, and allow thermal expansion during installation.

Arched wing grooves and a movable thrust plate help this cable clamp grip round tubular supports securely while staying durable and easy to disassemble.

An enclosed housing and cover hide and retain cables to balance user access with theft prevention, disconnection control, and damage reduction.

Outward clip posts hold a cable joint at fixed mould spacing, ensuring uniform sealant thickness and reducing air pockets in tight packages.

Elastic detent arms and a stop member help a tube clip hold large diameters securely and resist pull-out under vibration.

Corner braces and an adjustable top plate stiffen cable tray intersections while reducing plate weight and keeping routing paths clear.

A spring-mounted clamp adds a vibration suppressor between adjacent spring surfaces to damp vehicle-body vibration and protect wire harnesses.

Non-metallic cable holding with varied undulations reduces passive intermodulation, spreads stress, and fits different cable sizes.

Resilient snap-fit arms lock splice plates through aligned holes, speeding cable tray section assembly without extra tools.

Movable spacers let tubes and cables be pre-bundled inside a carrier pipe, enabling lower-cost subsea umbilical assembly in existing pipeline facilities.

Pivoting guide bodies on a carrying strand prevent line entanglement, reduce loop radius, and allow single-line replacement in drilling rigs.

A spring-arm insert lets the clamp fastener snap into an electrical box quickly while still locking securely against removal.

A dual-lock fiber cable support uses glass-fiber polyamide to prevent slack, UV degradation, and cable coil failure outdoors.

A positioning and tightening tool lets installers secure network elements on poles from the ground, avoiding ladders and reducing risk.

A polymeric adapter mounts cable hangers on towers without pre-formed holes, enabling flexible cable routing while minimizing PIM.

A deformable head zone flares under strap load to increase wrap contact, hold wire tension, and prevent migration or rotation.

A slotted splice plate with side walls and tabs joins adjacent wire basket tray sections quickly while preserving structural support and electrical continuity.

Non-metallic cable wrapping with non-uniform undulations cuts PIM, eases installation, and reduces cracking across cable sizes.

Tapered cavities and a sliding lock secure micro-ducts against axial pullout while allowing quick tool-free installation and removal.

A reversible cable pressing structure uses two pressing sides and detachable mounting to secure different cable thicknesses without looseness or pullout.

A frangible breakaway clamp lets a fiber cable release before impact loads damage the cable or the building attachment point.

A latching clip element locks clamp legs without screws, enabling fast tool-free tube fastening with stable, reliable attachment.

Rotating distal pads align a mounting bracket to curved or angled structures for secure fastening, lower strain, and corrosion protection.

A C-clamp and hanger structure secures multiple cable sizes in tight spaces using stacked members, cantilever grips, and less material.

Additive manufacturing merges brackets and manifold passages to route hydraulic and electrical lines with less weight, stress, and assembly cost.

Multiple cable-tie mounting points on a trailer coupling simplify electrical line routing and assembly, even with a pivotable coupling arm.

Segmented bending regions keep impact force flowing to nail-like protrusions as pipe diameter grows, preserving grip and assembly stability.

Rotating balls on a plastic spacer collar cut tube insertion friction, maintain spacing, and scrape away impurities during sliding.

Sensor-based direction detection automatically winds or unwinds the pipeline hose, reducing trip hazards and hose handling time.

A variable-width channel and movable arm let the bracket rotate and relock on a cross member without disassembly, cutting reorientation time.

A thickened outer wall and integrated support framework help drainage fittings resist clearing-tool impact without concrete embedding.

A rotating guide member on travel bars lets a hose reel unwind in any direction while reducing kinks, tangling, and edge damage.

A guide channel and inclined upright steer the clamp link smoothly around cables or pipes, reducing pinching and friction during aircraft fastening.

A curved bearing and stop member let aircraft hydrogen pipe runs rotate on three axes while limiting axial shift and reducing stress.

A locking plate with cable stops and a tracker chamber prevents removable medical leads from being lost while keeping devices locatable.

A movable tab reveals an installation indicator only when the lock pin is fully seated, enabling tool-free assembly and fast visual inspection.

A one-piece grooved housing slides along multiple IV lines to untangle them quickly and reduce flow restrictions and connection errors.

An angled elastic clamping wing secures hoses close to the handpiece, reducing clip size and accidental tube detachment in tight surgical spaces.

A swivel elbow reorients CPAP breathing tubes while guiding bends to prevent occlusion, simplify manufacture, and preserve electrical connectivity.

Threaded inner and outer casings let sprinkler heads be height- and orientation-adjusted for varying drop ceilings while reducing leaks and install time.

A snap-together male and female coupling uses a sliding collar and collet to add secure, releasable locking with tactile feedback.

Adjustable guide plates hydraulically center tubulars before slip engagement, reducing misalignment damage in hydraulic spiders.

Adjustable hydraulic guide plates center different tubular diameters to prevent spider damage and ensure uniform gripping during make-up and break-out.

Metal inserts in high-wear thread areas and a locking collar help hose reel rotary unions prevent leaks while keeping assembly simpler.