Abstract: A vibration-damping holding device for holding at least one pipeline having a holding body of a hard-elastic material and a receiving body of a soft-elastic material insertable into said holding body, the holding body having a lower part adapted to be anchored to a carrier plate, an upper part and resilient locking hooks for releasably connecting them to one another in a closed position, the upper and lower parts forming a cavity between them in the closed position for receiving the receiving body. The receiving body also has two parts that can be assembled together to form the body, each of the parts having an outer shell with an outer shape compatible with the cavity in the holding body and at least one semi-annular inner shell that cooperate as a pair with each other to hold a pipeline.

Abstract: A fastener made of a resilient material to be pressed onto a threaded pin or the like comprising a holding part for holding an object and a fastening part for securing the fastener to the pin, the fastening part including a plurality of clamping walls integral with and extending downwardly from the holding part of the fastener for tightly gripping the periphery of the pin, the walls having a smooth inner surface and being uniformily distributed in a circle around the longitudinal axis of the fastener to form an opening for the pin, and a rib integral with the holding part and projecting radially outwardly from each longitudinal edge of each wall with the adjacent ribs of every two adjoining walls being connected to each other.