Abstract: A tensioning wire attachment system includes a tensioning device, which includes a first collar connectable to a threaded stud. The threaded stud is connectable to a mounting base via a tubular body. The mounting base includes a mounting base aperture. The system also includes a first gripping wedge secured within the first collar via an inside thread of the first collar. The first gripping wedge secures a first wire. The system also includes a single point mounting collar. The mounting collar is configured for rotational movement of the tubular body within via a notch provided in an end of the tubular body. The mounting collar is configured for threading attachment to the mounting base via the mounting base aperture.

Abstract: A fixable grab hook is disclosed, which includes an arced load support area for supporting a link of chain throughout a range of load angles without creating localized stresses which would cause the link of chain to fail prematurely. The fixable grab hook has a general C-shaped hook body defined by a top region, a bottom region, and bridging portion connecting the top region and bottom regions together at one end in a spaced relation to define a throat therebetween within which a link of chain is releasably engageable. The bridging portion includes a non-planar surface defining a multi-directional load support area.

Abstract: A hand-held cable cleaning apparatus. The apparatus has a body including an axial cavity extending along an axial length, the axial cavity is shaped to surround the cable. A cable slot extends a length of the axial cavity, the cable slot forming an opening between the axial cavity and an exterior of the body allowing the cable to enter the axial cavity through the cable slot. The apparatus can include a brush extending into the axial cavity for cleaning the cable. The apparatus can also include a fluid inlet port configured to direct fluid into a channel running axially through the body. A plurality of high-pressure tunnels extend between the channel and the axial cavity to direct fluid from the channel into the axial cavity.

Abstract: A fastener assembly device includes a body. The body includes top and bottom regions, a channel within the body, and a recess defined in the channel. The recess is wider than any other area of the body.

Abstract: A tensioning wire attachment system includes a tensioning device, which includes a first collar connectable to a threaded stud. The threaded stud is connectable to a mounting plate via a tubular body. The assembly also includes a first gripping wedge secured within the first collar via an inside thread of the first collar. The first gripping wedge secures a first wire.

Abstract: A vertical infill railing assembly includes an upper support handrail member. The upper support handrail member receives and supports one or more vertical infill cables and one or more baluster members. The assembly includes a lower support handrail member. The lower support handrail member receives and supports the one or more vertical infill cables and the one or more baluster members. The assembly also includes one or more tensioning devices. The one or more tensioning devices receive and tension the one or more vertical infill cables.

Abstract: A tensioning wire attachment system includes a tensioning device, which includes a first collar connectable to a threaded stud. The threaded stud is connectable to a mounting base via a tubular body. The mounting base includes a mounting base aperture. The system also includes a first gripping wedge secured within the first collar via an inside thread of the first collar. The first gripping wedge secures a first wire. The system also includes a single point mounting collar. The mounting collar is configured for rotational movement of the tubular body within via a notch provided in an end of the tubular body. The mounting collar is configured for threading attachment to the mounting base via the mounting base aperture.

Abstract: A fastener assembly device includes a body. The body includes top and bottom regions, a channel within the body, and a recess defined in the channel. The recess is wider than any other area of the body.

Abstract: A pad eye assembly device includes one or more rings disposed within a recess of a base. The one or more shafts are disposed within the recess. The one or more shafts respectively secure each of the one or more rings to the recess at first and a second proximal ends. The one or more rings rotate axially about the recess via the one or more shafts.

Abstract: Wire attachment and/or tensioning assemblies are described. The ends of wires may be fitted with mateable collar and wedge components to allow the wire to be securely attached to a supporting structure such as, for example, the surface of a railing post. The wire attachment assembly may be rotatably attached to a tensioning device that enables wire tension adjustments without rotating the wire itself, thereby avoiding the need to adjust the opposing end of the wire.