Bracket structure for halogen light
AssigneeAll-Line Inc.
InventorAlbert Stekelenburg
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a bracket for a halogen light, which is made from a strip plate body by folding. The bracket includes a pair of positioning plates, a first pair of folded plates form a larger spacing, a second pair of folded plates folded inwardly from the first pair of folded plates, a third pair of folded plates folded inwardly into several angles from the second pair of folded plates, with a fourth folded plate connected between ends of third pair of folded plates. A plurality of holes and slots are provided on the folded plates to enable mounting the bracket to an article in a variety of positions.
Claims2
A bracket for mounting a halogen light in a plurality of mounting positions, the bracket comprising:
- a) a pair of spaced apart positioning plates extending parallel to each other, each having a hole therethrough to enable the bracket to be attached to the light, the holes located on a common axis;
- b) a pair of first plates extending outwardly from ends of the pair of positioning plates;
- c) a pair of second plates extending from ends of the pair of first plates, the pair of second plates being spaced apart a distance greater than a distance between the pair of positioning plates;
- d) a pair of third plates extending from ends of the pair of second plates at an angle of approximately 45°;
- e) a fourth plate extending between ends of the pair of third plates, whereby the fourth plate is substantially parallel to the common axis and a length of the fourth plate being less than the distance between the pair of second plates;
- and,
- f) at least one mounting hole and at least one mounting slot through each of the pair of third plates and the fourth plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.