Cable tie
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1. A tie, comprising:
- a receptacle having an aperture therethrough, said aperture having a lower edge which includes at least one or more saw teeth members, said aperture further including an upper inner curved surface; and
,a free end of a tie element, said free end having an underside with at least one or more saw teeth members which are engageable with said at least one or more saw teeth members of said aperture of said receptacle as said free end of said tie element passes through said aperture of said receptacle, said lower edge of said aperture being parallel to a surface of a body of said tie element, so that said free end of said tie element, on connection, is positively directed downwards toward said body of said tie element as said free end of said tie element passes through said receptacle by the provision of said upper inner curved surface within said aperture in said receptacle.
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Abstract
A tie having a receptacle with an aperture there through, a lower edge of which includes at least one or more saw teeth or the like members which can engage with similar saw teeth members on the underside of a free end of the tie as it passes through the aperture, which lower edge is parallel to the surface of the body of the tie so that the free end, on connection, lies effectively on the periphery of the tie. The free end of the tie may be positively directed downwards towards the body of the tie as it passes through the receptacle by the provision of an upper inner curved surface within the aperture in the receptacle.
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1. A tie, comprising:
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a receptacle having an aperture therethrough, said aperture having a lower edge which includes at least one or more saw teeth members, said aperture further including an upper inner curved surface; and
,a free end of a tie element, said free end having an underside with at least one or more saw teeth members which are engageable with said at least one or more saw teeth members of said aperture of said receptacle as said free end of said tie element passes through said aperture of said receptacle, said lower edge of said aperture being parallel to a surface of a body of said tie element, so that said free end of said tie element, on connection, is positively directed downwards toward said body of said tie element as said free end of said tie element passes through said receptacle by the provision of said upper inner curved surface within said aperture in said receptacle. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. A method for securing cables to one another, said method comprising the step of:
connecting a receptacle having an aperture therethrough, said aperture having a lower edge which includes at least one or more saw teeth members, to a free end of a tie element, said free end having an underside with at least one or more saw teeth members which are engageable with said at least one or more saw teeth members of said aperture of said receptacle as said free end of said tie element passes through said aperture of said receptacle, said lower edge of said aperture being parallel to a surface of a body of said tie element, so that said free end of said tie element, on connection, is positively directed downwards toward said body of said tie element as said free end of said tie element passes through said receptacle by the provision of an upper inner curved surface within said aperture in said receptacle.
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