Vehicle-used suction disk retainer
AssigneeHaicom Electronics Corp.
InventorChii-Moon Liou
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Abstract
A vehicle-used suction disk retainer has a seat. The seat is installed with a suction disk and a buckling seat which are connected as an integral body. An adjusting sheet is installed in an embedding groove of the seat. As the retainer is used in a car, when the adjusting sheet is moved, the buckling seat has a force to pull a part of the suction disk to move downwards and the suction disk presses downwards. Thereby the upper and lower forces are fixed. When a reverse action is applied, it can be pulled up from the ear. Thereby the retainer can be fixed, which can be used to place a device, such as a PDA32. Furthermore, the retainer is compact, light and small volume and thus it is portable and usable.
Claims2
A vehicle-used suction disk retainer comprising:
- a suction disk being a compressible soft round sheet;
- an ear protruding from an edge thereof;
- a center of the suction disk being formed with a cambered base;
- a buckling seat extending from the cambered base;
- two sides of the buckling seat having two recesses;
- a top surface of the buckling seat being a first convex cambered surface;
- a seat having an annular flange protruding from a lower portion thereof;
- a notch being formed in the annular flange for receiving a pull ear of the suction disk;
- a center of the seat being protruded with a second convex cambered surface and two symmetric buckling frames;
- the two buckling frames extending from the second convex cambered surface and at two sides thereof;
- an outer side of each buckling frame having an enhancing rib;
- each buckling frame having a through hole at an upper side of the enhancing rib;
- and the second convex cambered surface having a supporting groove between the two buckling frames;
- a supporting frame being supported in the seat;
- a lower side of the supporting frame having a through hole for receiving a sleeve;
- a pin passing through the through hole and the sleeve so as to fix the supporting frame to the seat;
- the convex cambered surface being formed with an embedding groove between the two buckling frames;
- the embedding groove penetrating through the second convex cambered surface;
- the buckling seat enclosed by the spring being installed in the embedding groove;
- a body protruding from the embedding groove, which is a rectangular wall;
- each of two opposite sides of the body having a triangular slot;
- an inner side of the body being formed as a concave cambered groove;
- an adjusting sheet having a driving portion at a top thereof;
- a front end of the adjusting sheet having two round sheets which resist against one surface of the concave cambered groove;
- each inner side of the two round sheets being protruded with a projection;
- the two projections being detachably buckled into the two recesses of the buckling seat;
- each of two lateral lower sides of the adjusting sheet extending from a side each of the round sheet being positioned upon the triangular slot.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.