Structure of a handle for an externally-connected re-writing device
OwnerMing-Chi Song, Chi-Hsiu Leeinventors
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An improved structure of a handle for a re-writing device is disclosed. The handle is characterized in that an engaging hole for the handle is provided at an appropriate position on the operation panel of the device to provide horizontal insertion of the handle and to withdraw the handle from the engaging hole, the end face of the handle, which is at a furthest distance away from the handle mount base, is exposed on the surface of the operation panel and the main body of the handle is concealed within the re-writing device and the two lateral widths of frame seat of the individual re-writing device slightly clips to the two side walls of the handle and the corners of the lateral side of the handle mount base are provided with a sliding block and a sliding slot is provided to the frame seat lateral wall corresponding to the sliding block such that the sliding block is engaged with the sliding slot and is driven by the withdrawing direction of the handle.
An improved structure for a re-writing device, characterized in that an engaging hole for a handle is provided on an operation panel of the device to provide horizontal insertion of the handle and to withdraw the handle from the engaging hole, an end face of the handle, which is at a furthest distance away from a handle mount base, is exposed on a surface of the operation panel and a main body of the handle is concealed within the re-writing device and two lateral widths of frame seat of an individual re-writing device slightly clip to two side walls of the handle and corners of a lateral side of the handle mount base are provided with a sliding block and a sliding slot is provided to a lateral wall of the frame seat corresponding to the sliding block such that the sliding block is engaged with the sliding slot and is driven by a withdrawing direction of the handle.
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