Painting rack for vehicle parts
OwnerRobert D. Younginventor
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Abstract
A painting rack for the mounting of a variety and multiplicity of vehicle parts, the sections of which are designed for ease in assembly and disassembly for storage and transport. The rack defines a hole portion to which can be inserted a plurality of rod-like supports extending outwardly therefrom which are rotatable in a given plane for spacing and counterbalance of the parts mounted thereon.
Claims6
A painting rack for mounting a plurality of articles to be painted, said rack comprising first and second end sections connected by first and second generally parallel horizontal members, first and second elongated triangular members connected to said end sections and to one of said horizontal members, and a plurality of rod members detachably connected to said horizontal members,
- each triangular portion having an upper horizontal arm spaced above and generally parallel with respect to said horizontal members,
- each arm constituting means for supporting one of said articles in a spaced relationship,
- each horizontal member having a plurality of bore spaced along the length therein,
- said rod members inserted within said bores and outwardly extending from said rack to enable said articles to be suspended therefrom without engaging other said articles.
A painting rack for mounting a plurality of articles to be painted, said rack comprised of a base structure including end sections connected by two elongated triangular portions, the upper arms of which are parallel one to the other and in a horizontal mode,
- said arms so structured as to accommodate at least two of said articles in spaced relationship,
- said base structure further including two intermediately spaced horizontal members between said end sections,
- said intermediate horizontal members having a plurality of bores spaced along the length thereof,
- such that a series of rod members inserted therein extend from said painting rack in all directions outwardly from said painting rack to enable articles suspended therefrom to be painted without interference with other articles similarly suspended.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.