US2013174499A1PendingUtilityA1
Reinforcing Bracket for Lifting Anchors in Reinforced Concrete Walls
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Jan 11, 2012Filed: Jan 11, 2012Published: Jul 11, 2013
Est. expiryJan 11, 2032(~5.5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
E04C 5/163E04G 21/142
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Abstract
A reinforcing bracket has a planar central portion extending parallel to the reinforcing members with at least one central opening to receive a lifting anchor. Two V-shaped wings extend out of the plane of the central portion from the opposing ends of the central portion. Sets of aligned openings pass through these wings to receive reinforcing members.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A reinforcing bracket for use with a lifting anchor embedded in a concrete component having a substantially planar edge and reinforcing members running parallel to the edge, said reinforcing bracket comprising:
a substantially planar central portion extending between opposing ends parallel to the reinforcing members, with the plane of the central portion extending parallel to the planar edge of the concrete component; at least one central opening through the central portion to receive a lifting anchor; two substantially planar wings extending out of the plane of the central portion from the opposing ends of the central portion; and at least one set of reinforcing member openings through the wings aligned to receive a reinforcing member.
2 . The reinforcing bracket of claim 1 wherein at least one of the wings has a V-shaped cross-section comprising:
a substantially planar first wing portion extending out of the plane of the central portion;
a substantially planar second wing portion continuing from the first wing portion and returning toward the plane of the central portion; and
at least one set of reinforcing member openings through the first wing portion and second wing portion aligned to receive a reinforcing member.
3 . The reinforcing bracket of claim 1 wherein the central portion and wings are formed from a single rectangular piece of material.
4 . The reinforcing bracket of claim 1 wherein the central opening comprises a keyed shape allowing insertion of a lifting anchor through the central portion in a first rotational orientation, and engaging the lifting anchor to the lifting bracket when the lifting anchor is rotated to a second rotational orientation.
5 . The reinforcing bracket of claim 1 wherein the central portion comprises a plurality of openings to receive the legs of a loop lifting anchor.
6 . A reinforcing bracket for use with a lifting anchor embedded in a concrete component having a substantially planar edge and reinforcing members running parallel to the edge, said reinforcing bracket comprising:
a substantially planar central portion extending between opposing ends parallel to the reinforcing members, with the plane of the central portion extending parallel to the planar edge of the concrete component; at least one central opening through the central portion to receive a lifting anchor; two V-shaped wings extending out of the plane of the central portion from the opposing ends of the central portion; and at least one set of reinforcing member openings through the wings aligned to receive a reinforcing member.
7 . The reinforcing bracket of claim 6 wherein at least one of the wings comprises:
a substantially planar first wing portion extending out of the plane of the central portion; and
a substantially planar second wing portion continuing from the first wing portion and returning toward the plane of the central portion.
8 . The reinforcing bracket of claim 6 wherein the central portion and wings are formed from a single rectangular piece of material.
9 . The reinforcing bracket of claim 6 wherein the central opening comprises a keyed shape allowing insertion of a lifting anchor through the central portion in a first rotational orientation, and engaging the lifting anchor to the lifting bracket when the lifting anchor is rotated to a second rotational orientation.
10 . The reinforcing bracket of claim 6 wherein the central portion comprises a plurality of openings to receive the legs of a loop lifting anchor.
11 . A reinforcing bracket for use with a lifting anchor embedded in a concrete component having a substantially planar edge and reinforcing members running parallel to the edge, said reinforcing bracket comprising:
a substantially planar central portion extending between opposing ends parallel to the reinforcing members, with the plane of the central portion extending parallel to the planar edge of the concrete component at least one central opening through the central portion to receive a lifting anchor; two wings extending from the opposing ends of the central portion, each wing having: (a) a substantially planar first wing portion extending out of the plane of the central portion; and (b) a substantially planar second wing portion continuing from the first wing portion and returning toward the plane of the central portion; and at least one set of reinforcing member openings through the wings aligned to receive a reinforcing member.
12 . The reinforcing bracket of claim 11 wherein the first wing portion and second wing portion form a structure having a substantially V-shaped cross-section.
13 . The reinforcing bracket of claim 11 wherein the central portion and second wings are formed from a single rectangular piece of material.
14 . The reinforcing bracket of claim 11 wherein the central opening comprises a keyed shape allowing insertion of a lifting anchor through the central portion in a first rotational orientation, and engaging the lifting anchor to the lifting bracket when the lifting anchor is rotated to a second rotational orientation.
15 . The reinforcing bracket of claim 11 wherein the central portion comprises a plurality of openings to receive the legs of a loop lifting anchor.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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