Pedestal Clamping Hook and Spring Strip Mechanism

The connection mechanism is segmented into modular components: the clamping hook is separated from the spring strip, and the limit projection is integrated into the support structure. This segmentation allows the clamping hook to be inserted through the slot independently, enabling simple assembly by rotation while maintaining strong connection through the spring strip's clamping force on the limit projection.

The spring strip provides dynamic elasticity to the connection system. When the clamping hook is inserted, the spring strip deforms elastically to clamp the limit projection, creating a secure connection. During disassembly, the spring strip's elasticity allows the clamping force to be released easily when the hook is withdrawn, enabling simple disassembly without tools while maintaining strong connection during use.

The screw fixation method is extracted and replaced with a purely mechanical engagement system. The clamping hook engages with the slot and the limit projection, eliminating the need for screws, nuts, or threaded fasteners. This extraction simplifies the device structure while maintaining reliable connection through the spring strip's continuous clamping force on the limit projection.

The spring strip automatically clamps the limit projection when the clamping hook is inserted into the slot, creating a self-securing connection. The limit projection serves as both a positioning element and a clamping target, eliminating the need for separate fastening operations. This self-service mechanism reduces device complexity while ensuring reliable connection through automatic engagement.