The present invention provides a tube locking and releasing device, the device including: a tube seating structure including: a seating bottom of a rectangular shape;

and opposing seating walls standing to face each other on opposite edges of the seating bottom; a tube covering structure including: opposing cover walls being hinged to each of the seating walls so as to intermittently cover the seating wall; and a cover ceiling connecting each of the cover walls to each other; a tube fixing structure including: a handle fixing part being hinged to a second side part of the cover wall and being intermittently locked to each of the seating walls; and a handle press part protruding from the handle fixing part; and a tube pressing structure being attached to/detached from the cover ceiling and protruding downward from the cover ceiling when attached to the cover ceiling.

Clamp assembly for securing wire bundles to a structure includes a body having a first portion having a first side and a second portion having a second side which extends in a curvilinear direction between a first end and a second end. The assembly further includes one of a hinge pin or hinge flange is associated with the first end of the second portion and a latch member connected to the body. The latch member extends in a direction away from the second end of the second portion with a termination edge positioned spaced apart from the second end of the second portion and the termination edge extends in a direction in angular relationship to the curvilinear direction of the second side. A strap member is included having the other of the one of the hinge pin or the hinge flange and an end portion which engages the latch member.

A securing device includes at least one rigid ring configured to encircle the pipe, and at least one securing system, rigid and distinct from the ring, including a body which has a first contact face configured to be pressed firmly against and secured to a surface of a structure, and at least one groove in which the ring is housed, the groove being configured to allow the securing system to slide with respect to the ring in a direction of sliding along the ring, while being immobile or near-immobile relative to the ring in a plane perpendicular to the direction of sliding.

A device for securing at least one insulating tube on a duct, includes an inner ring configured to be mounted on the duct, an outer ring coaxial to the inner ring, and a transverse web linking the inner and outer rings, the inner and outer rings and the transverse web forming two recesses, arranged on either side of the transverse web, each configured to receive an end of an insulating tube.

A clip for fastening a pipe to a support, comprising a fixed part, a mobile part, a first joint connecting a first edge of the fixed part and a first end of the mobile part, and a system for holding the mobile part a closed state. The system comprises a lever and a second joint connecting the lever to a second end of the mobile part, and an angled U-shape connected to the second edge of the fixed part, configured to permit the lever and the second joint to pass through the angled U-shape and to permit the lever to be positioned in a folded position against an external face of the mobile part to hold the mobile part in the closed state.

There is provided a hose clamp. A clamp has a clamp body. On one end portion of the clamp body, a slit is provided and a first grip piece is formed. On the other end portion of the clamp body, a second grip piece is formed. A holder is provided with a holding groove and a grip portion. The holding groove has an insertion opening opened in a direction intersecting with an axial direction of the clamp body, and a side opening opened on at least one end side in the axial direction of the clamp body. A protrusion is provided on at least one of opposing inner surfaces of the holding groove. When the pair of grip pieces are inserted in the holding groove, the protrusion can be arranged inside a part of the slit located in the first grip piece.

An engine block clamp assembly is provided. The engine block clamp assembly may comprise an engine block clamp frame configured to clamp around the axially outward edge of a silicone insert. The silicone insert may comprise a series of apertures configured to removably receive external engine tubes and electrical harnesses. The engine block clamp frame may comprise a tabbed clamp half and a slot clamp half. The tabbed clamp half may have a tabbed end and a mounting end. The tabbed end may comprise a tabbed hinge. The slot clamp half may comprise a slot end and a mounting end. The slot end may comprise a slot. The tabbed hinge may be configured to operatively fit within the slot to couple the tabbed clamp half to the slot clamp half.

A pipe, hose and wiring holder and support is provided which is made of a rigid body, itself made of a primary ring of a diameter adapted to fit around a first pipe (or hose or wiring), and one or more secondary rings attached to the primary ring by arms, each secondary ring of a size to fit around secondary pipes (or hoses or wiring), with all rings lying in the same plane and being laterally disposed from one another, and where fitting the pipe holder to the primary and secondary pipe or pipes serves to stabilize, support, and position the set of pipes, hoses or wires relative to one another.

A clamp comprises first and second clamp halves, each comprising an elongate object receiving portion and a portion of a clamp retention mechanism. The first and second elongate object receiving portions are sized and shaped to cooperatively hold an elongate object at a desired position when the first and second clamp halves are fastened together. The first and second portions of the clamp retention mechanism are sized and shaped to (a) engage each other when the first and second clamp halves are moved towards each other in a first direction, (b) fasten the first and second clamp halves together without requiring use of a tool to engage the retention mechanism, and (c) disengage from each other when the first and second clamp halves are moved away from each other in a direction orthogonal to the first direction to unfasten the first and second clamp halves without use of a tool.