A system of interlocking blocks and rods or tubes for rapid assembly of component infrastructures, where one or more of those components have electronics, power or other instrumentalities built into the component during manufacture, such as by 3-D printing, and the components thereof and methods therefor. The rods or tubes, blocks (for interlocking the rods/tubes) and through-holes allow not only structural stability but interconnectivity of electricity, power or other functionalities. The methodology of the present invention provides a paradigm for modeling more costly and complicated systems. Also, product packaging for products made pursuant to the present invention is scaled so as to be usable in the application of the parts.

A ventilation system is operable to ventilate gases from an enclosed building. The ventilation system broadly includes a ventilation tube, a ventilation fan, and a flexible flow-through coupler. The tube is operable to extend into and out of the building for transmitting gases along the length of the tube. The fan is in fluid communication with the ventilation tube and is located to pump gases along the tube length. The coupler connects and fluidly communicates the fan to the ventilation tube, with the flexible coupler isolating at least part of the ventilation tube from vibration caused by the fan. The coupler comprises a flexible material with a Shore A hardness less than about 50.

Clamping device includes a clamp frame that is configured to move between an open configuration, in which the clamp frame is configured to receive at least one longitudinal element, and a closed configuration, in which the clamp frame wraps around and holds the at least one longitudinal element. The clamp frame includes a coupling end having an inner surface and a coupling base having an outer surface. The inner and outer surfaces have profiles that form a locked engagement to hold the clamp frame in the closed configuration. The clamping device also includes a secondary locking mechanism that secures the coupling end and the coupling base to each other. The secondary locking mechanism is activated after the clamp frame is held in the closed configuration by the locked engagement.

Disclosed is a suspension device comprising an upper connecting member and a lower bearing member. The upper connecting member comprises a first upper jointing portion and a second upper jointing portion, and the lower bearing member comprises a first lower jointing portion and a second lower jointing portion. The first upper jointing portion is provided with a funnel-shaped first opening, the first lower jointing portion is T-shaped. The T-shaped root of the first lower jointing portion can be rotated freely in the funnel head of the first funnel-shaped opening. The second upper jointing portion is provided with a second opening and a third opening that are elongated, the second lower jointing portion is provided with a second side plate and a third side plate configured to be inserted into the second opening and the third opening, respectively.

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.

A clamp comprising: a first arcuate portion; a second arcuate portion hingedly connected to the first arcuate portion; and a ratchet mechanism for locking the first and second arcuate portions in a closed position; wherein the ratchet mechanism comprises a linear rack provided with the second arcuate portion and a pawl provided with the first arcuate portion for receiving the linear rack; wherein the linear rack comprises one or more asymmetrical teeth and the pawl comprises a finger which is configured to engage with the teeth of the linear rack. The pawl is formed by a module which is detachably connected to the first arcuate portion.

[Summary]

[Object] To provide a bracket assembling mechanism that assembles a bracket to a vehicle component while preventing the bracket from shaking.

[Solution] A bracket assembling mechanism assembles a bracket 101 to an assembling part 10 of a vehicle holding component 1. The assembling part 10 includes an accommodating part 11 that accommodates the bracket 101 and a retainer engaging part 12 that retains the accommodated bracket 101. The accommodating part 11 includes an elastic projecting part 9 that projects from a side wall surface that opposes the accommodated bracket 101 in a widthwise direction 101z of the bracket. When the bracket 101 is accommodated, the elastic projecting part 9 is elastically deformed in a manner that its distal end side is bent in a plate thickness direction 101y of the bracket 101.

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.