Disclosed is a pipe vibration-proof channel capable of preventing vibration generated in a pipe from being transferred to the outside. Here, since a vertical channel connected to a horizontal channel on which the pipe is disposed is disposed to be separated from a structural section steel member, it is possible to prevent the vibration generated in the pipe from being transferred to the structural section steel member. Also, since a vibration-proof unit capable of absorbing the vibration of the pipe is disposed on a pipe fixing portion configured to fix a vibration-proof bracket and the pipe, it is possible to prevent the vibration of the pipe from being transferred to the vertical channel.

The present disclosure provides a chemical supply system, including a chamber, a tubing extending into the chamber, an interlock apparatus, including a fixture for fastening the tubing, and means for determining whether the tubing is fastened by the fixture.

The present disclosure provides a chemical supply system, including a chamber, a tubing extending into the chamber, an interlock apparatus, including a fixture for fastening the tubing, and means for determining whether the tubing is fastened by the fixture.

A holder element for flexible lines to be held on a base and to hold at least one flexible line includes: a bracket portion having an open side for receiving the at least one flexible line; and a clamping element which is arranged inside the open side of the bracket portion and presses the received at least one flexible line away from the bracket portion onto the base.

A holder element for flexible lines to be held on a base and to hold at least one flexible line includes: a bracket portion having an open side for receiving the at least one flexible line; and a clamping element which is arranged inside the open side of the bracket portion and presses the received at least one flexible line away from the bracket portion onto the base.

A U-bolt installation jig (100) includes: a first fixing member (101a) and a second fixing member (101b) opposing each other, with a predetermined spacing therebetween, while being perpendicular to an attachment member (300) , the first and second fixing members being brought into contact with side portions of a U-bolt (20); a stretchable member (102) fitted to the first fixing member (101a) and the second fixing member (101b) while being parallel to the attachment member (300), the stretchable member being brought into contact with a center portion of the U-bolt (20); and a first joint member (103a) and a second joint member (103b) joined to the first fixing member (101a) and the second fixing member (101b) , the first and second joint members sandwiching the first fixing member (101a) and the second fixing member (101b) to finely adjust the predetermined spacing.

A U-bolt installation jig (100) includes: a first fixing member (101a) and a second fixing member (101b) opposing each other, with a predetermined spacing therebetween, while being perpendicular to an attachment member (300) , the first and second fixing members being brought into contact with side portions of a U-bolt (20); a stretchable member (102) fitted to the first fixing member (101a) and the second fixing member (101b) while being parallel to the attachment member (300), the stretchable member being brought into contact with a center portion of the U-bolt (20); and a first joint member (103a) and a second joint member (103b) joined to the first fixing member (101a) and the second fixing member (101b) , the first and second joint members sandwiching the first fixing member (101a) and the second fixing member (101b) to finely adjust the predetermined spacing.

A fastener for fastening pipes or electrical conduit can be installed with the optional use of nails or screws. The fastener includes sharp teeth or spikes which can be hammered into an external surface, such as wood or masonry. The teeth or spikes are positioned, oriented, and otherwise configured to best suit the intended application. Installation can be accomplished using only the fastener itself and force exceeding a minimal threshold.

A fastener for fastening pipes or electrical conduit can be installed with the optional use of nails or screws. The fastener includes sharp teeth or spikes which can be hammered into an external surface, such as wood or masonry. The teeth or spikes are positioned, oriented, and otherwise configured to best suit the intended application. Installation can be accomplished using only the fastener itself and force exceeding a minimal threshold.

Disclosed is a pipe vibration-proof channel capable of preventing vibration generated in a pipe from being transferred to the outside. Here, since a vertical channel connected to a horizontal channel on which the pipe is disposed is disposed to be separated from a structural section steel member, it is possible to prevent the vibration generated in the pipe from being transferred to the structural section steel member. Also, since a vibration-proof unit capable of absorbing the vibration of the pipe is disposed on a pipe fixing portion configured to fix a vibration-proof bracket and the pipe, it is possible to prevent the vibration of the pipe from being transferred to the vertical channel.