Label holder for carts
OwnerAndrew Clark Turnerinventor
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Abstract
A label holder for a cart is herein disclosed. The cart includes a cart frame, a cart hanging hook supported by the cart frame, and a slotted bar supported by the cart frame. The label holder includes a main body and an orientation block. The main body includes a front end, a rear end, and dividing walls. The dividing walls each define a label slot which is designed to receive a label spool. Each dividing wall defines a hanger hole through which the cart hanging hook passes. The orientation block projects rearwardly from the rear end of the main body and engages the slotted bar of the cart, in use.
Claims10
A label holder for a cart, the label holder comprising:
- a main body comprising a front end, a rear end, and a plurality of dividing walls, with the plurality of dividing walls defining a plurality of label slots, with each of the plurality of label slots being configured to receive a label spool, and with each dividing wall of the plurality of dividing walls defining a hanger hole configured to have a cart hanging hook pass therethrough;
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- an orientation block projecting rearwardly from the rear end of the main body, the orientation block being configured to engage a slotted bar of the cart.
A label holder system comprising:
- a cart comprising a cart frame, a cart hanging hook supported by the cart frame, and a slotted bar supported by the cart frame;
- a plurality of label spools;
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- a label holder comprising:
- a main body comprising a front end, a rear end, and a plurality of dividing walls, with the plurality of dividing walls defining a plurality of label slots, with each of the plurality of label slots receiving a respective label spool of the plurality of label spools, and with each dividing wall of the plurality of dividing walls defining a hanger hole, wherein the hanging hook passes through each of the hanger holes;
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- an orientation block projecting rearwardly from the rear end of the main body, the orientation block engaging the slotted bar of the cart.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.