Bag rack
AssigneeToshiba Global Commerce Solutions, Inc.
InventorsRobert Andrew Myers, Kevin Gierl
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Abstract
A rotatable bag rack to support a plurality of bag types. The bag rack includes a stand and a rack. The rack is pivotally mounted to the stand so as to be rotatable about a pivot axis relative to the stand between a first position to hold a first bag type and a second position to hold a second bag type. The rack includes a pair of spaced apart arms to hold the first bag type that, in the first position, extends forward relative to the pivot axis. The rack, in the second position, extends downward relative to the pivot axis. The rack also includes a hanger fixed relative to the arms to hold a second bag type that, in the first position, extends backward relative to the pivot axis. The rack, in the second position, extends upward relative to the pivot axis.
Claims16
A bag rack comprising:
- a stand;
- a rack pivotally mounted to the stand so as to be rotatable about a pivot axis relative to the stand between a first position to hold a first bag type and a second position to hold a second bag type, the rack comprising:
- a pair of spaced apart arms to hold the first bag type that, in the first position, extends forward relative to the pivot axis and, in the second position, extends downward relative to the pivot axis;
- and
- a hanger fixed relative to the arms to hold the second bag type that, in the first position, extends backward relative to the pivot axis and, in the second position, extends upward relative to the pivot axis.
A bag rack comprising:
- a stand;
- a rack pivotally mounted to the stand so as to be rotatable about a pivot axis relative to the stand between a first position to hold a first bag type and, a second position to hold a second bag type the rack is a unitary member comprising:
- a pair of spaced apart arms to hold the first bag type that, in the first position, extends forward relative to the pivot axis and, in the second position, extends downward relative to the pivot axis;
- a connecting member extending between the arms;
- a tab extending from the connecting member to engage the first bag type;
- and
- a hanger extending from the connecting member to hold a second bag type that, in the first position, extends backward relative to the pivot axis and, in the second position, extends upward relative to the pivot axis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.