A clip for attaching a device, such as a lighting strip, to an underlying wire structure, such as a merchandizer shelf or peg, may present at least one spring bar as a part of a main clip body. These spring bars should each have a portion thicker than a remainder than the spring bar so as to increase a range of sizes of the device may be accommodated by the clip. The thicker portions should interact with a top surface of the device to force the spring bars to provide a counter pressure to the device and secure it to the structure. Legs depending from the clip body may feature cut-outs to interface securely with the underlying wire structure. Said cut-out may be made to accommodate different sizes of wire.
1. A clip for the securement of devices to an underlying wire structure,
the clip comprising:
a. a planar base with a plurality of edges;
b. two legs depending from edges of the planar base;
c. each leg further comprising a cut-out at a lowermost end;
d. at least one spring bar located in the planar base and being at least partially detached therefrom;
e. at least one nub located on an underside of the spring bar
wherein each cut-out is of a shape complimentary to interface with the underlying wire structure.
2. The clip of claim 1 , the at least one spring bar being formed by no more than three coordinated slits in the main body per spring bar.
3. The clip of claim 1 , the at least one spring bar being two opposed spring arms, each formed by two slits extending from a point on the main body to an edge of the same.
4. The clip of claim 3 , the at least one nub on each of the spring arms further comprising one bulbous head located at an extreme edge of said spring arms.
5. The clip of claim 1 , the at least one spring bar being cantilevered from the main body.
6. The clip of claim 5 , the at least one nub on the at least one spring bar further comprising one bulbous head located at an extreme edge of said spring bar.
7. The clip of claim 1 , the at least one nub being located on the at least one spring bar at a location which maximizes spring pressure and minimizes displacement of the spring bar from the planar base.
8. The clip of claim 1 , the planar base being rectangular, with legs depending from opposed sides.
9. The clip of claim 8 , the at least one spring bar being formed by no more than three coordinated slits in the main body per spring bar.
10. The clip of claim 8 , the at least one spring bar being two opposed spring arms, each formed by two slits extending from a point on the main body to an edge of the same.
11. The clip of claim 10 , the at least one nub on each of the spring arms further comprising one bulbous head located at an extreme edge of said spring arms.
12. The clip of claim 8 , the at least one spring bar being cantilevered from the main body.
13. The clip of claim 12 , the at least one nub on the at least one spring bar further comprising one bulbous head located at an extreme edge of said spring bar.
14. The clip of claim 1 , each cut-out further comprising a slit extending into a body of each leg in which the cut-out is positioned, the slit providing additional flexibility to the leg so as to allow the cut-out to accommodate different sizes of the underlying wire structure.
15. The clip of claim 14 , the at least one spring bar being formed by no more than three coordinated slits in the main body per spring bar.
16. The clip of claim 14 , the at least one spring bar being two opposed spring arms, each formed by two slits extending from a point on the main body to an edge of the same.
17. The clip of claim 16 , the at least one nub on each of the spring arms further comprising one bulbous head located at an extreme edge of said spring arms.
18. The clip of claim 8 , the at least one spring bar being cantilevered from the main body.
19. The clip of claim 18 , the at least one nub on the at least one spring bar further comprising one bulbous head located at an extreme edge of said spring bar.
20. The clip of claim 18 , the at least one nub being located on the at least one spring bar at a location which maximizes spring pressure and minimizes displacement of the spring bar from the planar based.