Bracket device for rack system and slide rail assembly
AssigneesKing Slide Works Co., Ltd., King Slide Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsKen-Ching Chen, Shun-Ho Yang, Chiang-Hsueh Fang, Chun-Chiang Wang
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Abstract
A bracket device for a rack system includes a side wall, a mounting member and a fastening member. The mounting member is arranged adjacent to the side wall. The mounting member has a first vertex. The fastening member is moveable relative to the side wall. The fastening member includes a supporting part having a second vertex. When the fastening member is located at a locking position, the second vertex of the supporting part and the first vertex of the mounting member are substantially located at a same longitudinal position along a longitudinal direction.
Claims11
A rack system, comprising:
- a rack;
- and
- a pair of slide rail assemblies, each of the slide rail assemblies being mounted to at least one post of the rack through at least one bracket device, the pair of slide rail assemblies being configured to carry a carried object, the carried object being movable along a longitudinal direction through the pair of slide rail assemblies, the at least one bracket device comprising:
- a side wall;
- a mounting member arranged adjacent to the side wall, the mounting member having a first vertex configured to pass through the at least one post of the rack;
- and
- a fastening member movable relative to the side wall and configured to be located at a locking position or be moved away from the locking position, the fastening member comprising a supporting part, the supporting part having a second vertex;
- wherein when the fastening member is moved away from the locking position, the supporting part is away from the mounting member;
- wherein when the fastening member is located at the locking position, the supporting part is adjacent to the mounting member, and the second vertex of the supporting part and the first vertex of the mounting member are substantially located at a same longitudinal position along the longitudinal direction;
- wherein when the fastening member is located at the locking position and the carried object is located at a predetermined position, the second vertex is configured to abut against the carried object;
- wherein the fastening member further comprises a longitudinal part and a transverse part bent relative to the longitudinal part, the supporting part is extended a first predetermined distance from the transverse part along the longitudinal direction;
- wherein the fastening member further comprises an extension wall extended a second predetermined distance from the transverse part along the longitudinal direction toward the second vertex of the supporting part, the second predetermined distance is smaller than the first predetermined distance, and the extension wall is connected to the supporting part.
A bracket device, comprising:
- a side wall;
- a mounting member arranged adjacent to the side wall, the mounting member having a first vertex;
- and
- a fastening member movable relative to the side wall and configured to be located at a locking position, the fastening member comprising a supporting part, the supporting part having a second vertex;
- wherein the second vertex of the supporting part and the first vertex of the mounting member are configured to be substantially located at a same longitudinal position along a longitudinal direction;
- wherein the fastening member further comprises a longitudinal part and a transverse part bent relative to the longitudinal part, the supporting part is extended a first predetermined distance from the transverse part along the longitudinal direction;
- wherein the fastening member further comprises an extension wall extended a second predetermined distance from the transverse part along the longitudinal direction toward the second vertex of the supporting part, the second predetermined distance is smaller than the first predetermined distance, and the extension wall is connected to the supporting part.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.