Pipe Supports TRIZ Cases

Fastened doubler bridges bracket separation to reduce stress concentrations, avoiding costly welding repairs.

Rotated end pieces with a central gap allow adjacent cable duct units to slide together and rotate for interlocking, simplifying assembly in poor lighting.

A projecting holding piece on the holder fixes terminal fittings at a precise draw-out position relative to the shielding pipe.

A U-shaped mounting wedge uses a threaded screw to reversibly spread its legs for secure attachment.

A rod grip liner uses flanged U-profiles to frictionally engage clamp channels, securing rods without surface damage.

A pipe support apparatus uses flexible webbing and rigid members to create a stable receiving surface for cylindrical loads.

An integrated pipe clip merges the mounting bracket with the clamp body to reduce assembly complexity while maintaining high mechanical load capacity.

Snap-fit thermoplastic clamp halves secure aircraft wiring to eliminate manual strain and prevent electrical arcing.

A modular kickstand mechanism supports electronic devices in landscape and portrait orientations using a magnet and hall-effect sensor.

A pivotable clamp secures high-voltage lines on rail vehicles using separable shell sections and a hinge mechanism.

A slidable clamp compresses fluid container ports to create a tight seal.

Spaced polyurethane rungs on steel cables restrain oil derrick service loops, preventing entanglement while allowing lateral motion.

Bridge member spans boom protrusions to secure pipes, eliminating weld stress concentration and reducing weight.

Integral lug on coupler head supports brake line bracket inboard of lateral surface, preventing interference with car body equipment.

A rotatable cable guide secures a roller via snap-fit to align wires through wire basket tray corners.

A pivotable hanger bracket assembly uses viscoelastic bumpers to absorb radial loads and dampen vibrations in gas turbine exhaust systems.

A dual-lip seal member adapts its shape to maintain sealing integrity across varying pressure environments.

Corner protrusions prevent cables from sliding over tray edges, reducing labor and damage risks.

Lateral aperture enables side insertion of electrified wires into polymeric insulators without disconnecting conductors.

A clamp uses non-metal coupling members to secure cables while isolating metal components from radiating apertures.

Curved passages and vibration prevent bridging, protecting cables from trench debris while maintaining high-speed automated operation.

Adhesive spacer wraps around wires to prevent rotation and translation, eliminating bulky rigid clips.

An attachment collar uses integral plastic gripping elements and a secured tape to retain elongate elements securely.

A hinged cable cleat uses a segmented bolt to secure power cables across varying diameters.

Cationic electrodeposition coats crevices in ferritic stainless steel fuel pipes, preventing salt spray corrosion without expensive molybdenum alloys.

Asymmetric oblique surfaces eliminate slider complexity and reduce anti-leakage force requirements for disposable cartridges.

Adjustable connective links and a spring-loaded tail link enable the modular scanner to fit tight pipe spaces, eliminating manual translation delays.

A parallel planar cable management apparatus distributes weight across structural bars to secure conductors.

A releasable tie-strap fastener uses a locking pawl within a curved aperture to secure elongated articles.

An elastic plate retracts the engaging structure into a gap to prevent accidental loosening during cable operations.

An adaptor system reuses cable tie tails as secure fasteners via ratchet pawls.

A pipe retainer assembly secures fluid conduits using a latch and mount, eliminating fasteners that increase device complexity and assembly time.

Segmented clamp bypasses seized studs to restore attachment without drilling or damaging the casting.

Curved flexible connecting pieces allow inner cage movement to compensate for fastening bolt position and alignment tolerances.

A double-walled socket accommodates a pipe end fitting with integrated seal rings for pivoting and sliding movements.

Flexible arms expand inside shallow grooves to secure cables, resolving installation time versus reliability trade-offs.

A cable management arm connection system uses a segmented support frame and engaging buttons to provide balanced structural stability.

A bail clamp suspension device connects loads to drilling rig elevators using a connecting part that allows translational movement.

Longitudinal profiles on truck mixer bodies serve as universal carriers for components, reducing planning effort across chassis models.

Segmenting the cuff and projecting element reduces manufacturing costs while a linear guide enables adaptation to various shaft geometries.

Rotating tabs on a wire mesh cable tray fixing part slip under support wall edges, resisting seismic movements while eliminating cumbersome screw installation.

A U-shaped roller assembly attaches to cable tray struts to reduce friction during cable drawing.

Segmenting the grommet into independent pieces accommodates varying panel thicknesses while angled ribs provide robust retention without disconnecting cables.

Elastic profiled element with touch-and-close tape secures electrical harnesses, eliminating multiple retaining points and reducing premature wear.

A grounding pipe clamp uses an adjustable bolt and clamping pads to secure conductors of various sizes.

Segmented bracket units with pivoting hinge arms prevent low-voltage cable sagging, maintaining data transmission reliability during high-speed installation.

A barb assembly with an arm support structure enhances cable duct engagement.

Flexible plastic body with memory distributes stress across curved ends, accommodating eave widths from 5/8 inch to over two inches without breakage.