20240018988. ANCHORABLE CLIP / WIRING HARNESS simplified abstract (Unknown Organization)
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ANCHORABLE CLIP / WIRING HARNESS
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ANCHORABLE CLIP / WIRING HARNESS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240018988 titled 'ANCHORABLE CLIP / WIRING HARNESS
Simplified Explanation
The anchorable clip described in the patent application is a device that can be reconfigured between an initial configuration and an in-use configuration. It consists of a first main body portion and a second main body portion.
In the in-use configuration, the first and second main body portions define an insertable shank, a base, and a clip member. The clip also has displaceable projections that project outwardly from the main body portions. These projections engage with the article adjacent to the receiving aperture, preventing the clip from being removed.
The first main body portion includes a first shank portion, a first base portion, and a first clip portion. The second main body portion includes a second shank portion, a second base portion, and a second clip portion.
Potential applications of this technology:
- Securing objects or articles in place, preventing them from being easily removed or detached.
- Use in manufacturing or assembly processes to hold components together securely.
- Can be used in medical devices or equipment to secure or fasten parts.
Problems solved by this technology:
- Provides a secure and reliable method of anchoring or fastening objects.
- Prevents accidental or unauthorized removal of clips or attachments.
- Offers a reconfigurable design that allows for flexibility in use.
Benefits of this technology:
- Easy to use and reconfigure between different configurations.
- Provides a strong and secure attachment method.
- Can be used in various industries and applications.
Original Abstract Submitted
an anchorable clip comprises a first main body portion and a second main body portion together reconfigurable between an initial configuration and an in-use configuration. the first main body portion and the second main body portion together define, in the in-use configuration: an insertable shank; a base; and a clip member. displaceable projections project outwardly from the first main body portion and the second main body portion for engaging the article adjacent the receiving aperture to thereby preclude the anchorable clip from being removed from the receiving aperture. the first main body portion comprises a first shank portion of the insertable shank, a first base portion of the base, and a first clip portion of the clip member, and the second main body portion comprises a second shank portion of the insertable shank, a second base portion of the base, and a second clip portion of the clip member.
