Pipe hanger assembly

DETAILED DESCRIPTION I claim: 1.
A pipe hanger assembly for hanging a pipe from a pipe-hanger support comprising: a hanger having a pipe engaging element at the lower portion thereof; first and second legs made from springy material extending generally upwardly from opposite ends of said pipe engaging element; first and second shoulder elements extending toward each other in a generally horizontal direction respectively from the upper portions of said first and second legs and terminating in first and second edges spaced from each other a distance greater than the maximum dimension of said hanger support; first and second slots located respectively in said first and second shoulder elements, said first and second slots terminating short of said first and second edges and having their long directions generally symmetrical about a common axis; a holding element having means to connect to said hanger support first and second diametrically opposed lateral extensions extending from said means to connect to said hanger support; first and second upward extensions located respectively at the end of each of said first and second lateral extensions; first and second locking elements located respectively at the upper end of said first and second upward extensions and extending toward one another a distance shorter than the length of said first and second slot, and spaced from said lateral extensions a distance greater than the thickness of said first and said second shoulder elements, said upward extensions and said locking extensions being narrower than the widths of said slots, said upward extensions elements through said slots whereby when said springy legs are biased toward each other said locking elements superimpose said slots and when said springy legs are biased away from each other a portion of each of said shoulder elements is superimposed by one of said locking elements.
2.
The hanger assembly of claim 1 wherein said hanger is shaped to bias said first and second legs toward a position wherein the upper portions of said legs diverge from parallel