Stand for easy replacement of the tape roll
OwnerShenn-Ming S. Wanginventor
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An interconnecting structure for connectable tape stands formed with a plurality of resilient fingers extending axially from the free end of a hollow cylinder which extends from the inner face of a side wall, and the free ends of the resilient fingers being formed with radially outwardly facing flanges. Through holes penetrating onto the wall of the supporting cylinder are formed in alignment with the resilient fingers on the outer face of the side wall. As a result, when the resilient fingers of one tape stand are inserted into the corresponding through holes on another tape stand, the flanges on the respective resilient fingers will enter the through holes and rest on the inner face of the side wall, thus to complete the interconnection of the tape stands. In addition, grooves are formed axially inwardly in the hollow cylinder on both sides of the resilient fingers for increasing the flexibility of the resilient fingers such that a tape roll is easy to replace.
A connectable tape stand of semi-snail shape, for easy replacement of the tape roll carried thereon, comprising a side wall (101), said side wall having a first side, an opposite side, a periphery and a thickness, a protective wall (102) extending around said periphery of said side wall and extending orthogonically from said first side, said protective wall having a free end and a height wherein said height is measured from said first side of said side wall to said free end of said protective wall, said protective wall having a top including a first corner and an opposite corner, said top of said protective wall together with said side wall (101) being cut out to form an opening (103) between said corners, a portion of said opening forming a diagonal surface in said side wall, a serrated cutter (104) located at said opposite corner of said protective wall;
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