Hanger bar
AssigneeWorld Wide Stationery Mfg. Co., Ltd.
InventorChun Yuen To
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AssigneeWorld Wide Stationery Mfg. Co., Ltd.
InventorChun Yuen To
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A hanger bar for mounting a hanging file folder on a pair of support rails includes a body having a top, a bottom, and opposite longitudinal ends. The body includes a first section having a length extending longitudinally across the body and a height extending from the top of the body toward the bottom of the body. A second section has a length extending longitudinally across the body and a height extending from the first section of the body toward the bottom of the body. A third section has a length extending longitudinally across the body and a height extending from the second section of the body to the bottom of the body. The first section is angled with respect to a vertical axis when the body is positioned in a vertical orientation.
A hanger bar for mounting a hanging file folder on a pair of support rails, the hanger bar comprising a body having a top, a bottom, and opposite longitudinal ends, the body including a first section having a length extending longitudinally across the body and a height extending from the top of the body toward the bottom of the body, a second section having a length extending longitudinally across the body and a height extending from the first section of the body toward the bottom of the body, and a third section having a length extending longitudinally across the body and a height extending from the second section of the body to the bottom of the body, the first section being angled with respect to a vertical axis when the body is positioned in a vertical orientation.
A hanger bar for mounting a hanging file folder on a pair of support rails, the hanger bar comprising a body having a top, a bottom, and opposite longitudinal ends, a pair of hooks being formed in the bottom of the body, each hook being configured for receiving a respective support rail to mount the hanger bar on the support rails, a first hook being formed proximate a first longitudinal end of the body and a second hook being formed proximate a second longitudinal end of the body opposite the first longitudinal end of the body, portions of the hooks formed for engaging the support rails being blunt to facilitate sliding of the hanger bar along the support rails.
A hanger bar for mounting a hanging file folder on a pair of support rails, the hanger bar comprising a body having a top, a bottom, and opposite longitudinal ends, the body including a first section having a length extending longitudinally across the body and a height extending from the top of the body toward the bottom of the body, a second section having a length extending longitudinally across the body and a height extending from the first section of the body toward the bottom of the body, and a third section having a length extending longitudinally across the body and a height extending from the second section of the body to the bottom of the body, the first, second, and third sections each being planar.
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