Hanger for dual prong belts
AssigneeB&G Plastics, Inc.
InventorsChester Kolton, Stuart S. Spater
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Abstract
A belt hanger comprised of a unitary body of a synthetic material has a hook portion and an elongate body portion depending from the hook portion, the body portion comprising a first part extending longitudinally thereof depending from the hook portion and having an opening therethrough, a belt prong-receiving part continuous with the body portion first part and a second part extending longitudinally of the body portion continuous with the prong-receiving part and having a projection thereon configured to seat in the opening of the body portion first part. The prong-receiving part defines a pair of prong residence openings mutually laterally spaced in respect of the body portion.
Claims2
A belt hanger comprised of a unitary body of a synthetic material having a hook portion and an elongate body portion depending from said hook portion, said body portion comprising a first part extending longitudinally thereof depending from said hook portion and having an opening therethrough, a belt prong-receiving part continuous with said body portion first part and a second part extending longitudinally of said body portion continuous with said prong-receiving part and having a projection thereon configured to seat in said opening of said body portion first part,
- said prong-receiving part defining a pair of prong residence openings mutually laterally spaced in respect of said body portion, first and second slits extending longitudinally of said body portion respectively into communication with said prong residence openings and third and fourth slits extending laterally of said body portion respectively into communication with said prong residence openings, said third and fourth slits having respective ends distal from said prong residence openings, said ends being spaced from one another by a portion of said prong-receiving part, said body portion first and second parts being of thickness exceeding that of said prong-receiving part.
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