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US 5,839,712 AGranted
Pen holder for vertical and horizontal hold
OwnerChin-Chi Wanginventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a pen holder for holding a pen of variable diameter in a vertical or horizontal position, where the insertion part is rotatable against the base for convenient use. The present invention comprises a base and an insertion part, which is vertically rotatably mounted on the base and is made of two halves, the two halves being glidable against each other and, being pressed against each other by two springs, holding the pen in between in a vertical or a horizontal channel.
Claims8
A pen holder for holding a pen vertically or horizontally, comprising:
- a base, including
- an upper part, shaped like a circular pan turned upside down, having a concentric hole and a periphery, and
- a lower part, shaped like a circular pan, with a bottom and a periphery, with a hollow, concentric shaft extending upwards from said bottom, said shaft having a top side, which is open, said lower part having a plurality of upward extending radial ribs on said bottom, said periphery of said upper part being attached to said periphery of said lower part;
- an insertion part, vertically rotatably mounted on said base, said insertion part being made of two halves, each of said halves further comprising
- a half plate with an upper side and a horizontal longitudinal axis, and
- a quarter ball, attached to said upper side of said half plate, with a polar axis parallel to said longitudinal axis and a concave side opposite thereto,
- wherein said longitudinal axes of said two halves coincide and wherein said two halves both have guiding parts for gliding against each other along said longitudinal axes and are oriented in a way that said concave sides of quarter balls face each other;
- and
- two springs, each of said two springs mounted on one of said halves, pressing against said periphery of said lower part, such that said two halves of said insertion part are pressed together, leaning against each other.
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