US 7,731,142 B2Granted

Tool-less mounting slide bracket

AssigneeKing Slide Works Co., Ltd.

InventorsKen-Ching Chen, Shun-Ho Yang, Chun-Chiang Wang

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Abstract

A slide bracket free of tool mounting includes a body, a base, first hangers, first resilient elements, second hangers, a hook and a second resilient element. The body comprises a fixing board. The first hanger, the first resilient element and the second hanger are located between the fixing board and the base. The fixing board is provided with a first longitudinal trough while the base is provided with a second longitudinal trough and a chute. The second longitudinal trough corresponds to the first longitudinal trough of the fixing board. The hook, having an angle and a stopper, penetrates the first longitudinal trough, the chute and the second longitudinal trough. The stopper slips relatively to the chute. The second resilient element upholds to the knob, which moves the hook relatively to the rack, and makes the angle buckled in a rack.

Claims7

Dependent claims

A tool-less mounting slide bracket, comprising:

a body, comprising a fixing board, provided with openings and a first longitudinal trough thereon;
a base, comprising lodging spaces, a second longitudinal trough and a chute, wherein the lodging space corresponds to the opening of the fixing board, and the second longitudinal trough corresponds to the first longitudinal trough of the fixing board;
first hangers, each connecting to the lodging space of the base;
first resilient elements, each wearing on the first hanger;
second hangers, each wearing on the first hanger, clamping said first resilient element and being movable in the opening and the lodging space;
a hook, comprising an angle and a stopper, penetrating the first longitudinal trough, the chute and the second longitudinal trough, and the stopper slipping in the chute;
and
a second resilient element, corresponding to the hook and clamping the hook to drive the angle to move horizontally.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.