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序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
21	Storage organizers	US10215579	2002-08-09	US20030029820A1	2003-02-13	William R. Heneveld SR.
A novel approach for storage organizers is shown whereby a storage organizer is optimized to be installed in between exposed studs, or alternatively, onto a flat wall surface, or a pegboard surface. The embodiment of the present invention is compatible with all three modes of installation. Additionally, another embodiment of a storage organizer invention is shown whereby two components are used to form a pronged storage organizer that is mountable onto a wall or exposed stud. The alternate embodiment discloses the usage of a specially formed set of pronged arms and connecting body that compatibly fold up when not in use, and which are conveniently deployed to an open position when desired.
22	Display strip for elongated articles formed into hanks	US816231	1997-03-13	US5794800A	1998-08-18	Robert A. Carmo; Kenneth F. Morre
A display strap in the form of a flat belt of flexible material into which a number of tongues are cut each individually deflectable out of the plane of the strap about an unsevered end used as a hinge. The tongue has a cross-member at its free end and a portion of reduced width adjacent the cross-member. Two part slots are provided adjacent the hinge to receive the cross-member and then permit the tongue to be displaced into locking engagement between the cross-member and the rear surface of the strap. The looped tongue is employed to support elongate articles formed into multi-turn hanks. An alternative locking slot arrangement employs a tapered width locking slot which requires the tongue to be rotated to enter the locking slot making accidental opening of the loop very difficult.
23	Steel coil storage rack system	US270042	1994-07-01	US5577619A	1996-11-26	Eugene J. Callahan
Rack forms to be placed on the ground or floor of a steel coil storage area and provided with 4.times.4 or similar timber units to form racks and a rack system for receiving steel coils and holding them off the floor or ground. The rack forms define a pair of spaced-apart channels or troughs into which lumber units are received. The channels include, as securing means, vertical nails or spikes pointing upward. The lumber is driven into the spike as it is received in the trough. Cross members secure the troughs together and define and fix the distance separating the parallel lumber units. A pair of such rack forms can produce a rack much longer than twice their length by providing them with long timber units spanning between the separated pair of rack forms. Parallel rack arrays can be made using a second T-rack form, using similar troughs and spikes to hold timber units in a T-array.
24	Apparatus and method for displaying and dispensing chain or the like	US285631	1994-08-01	US5495653A	1996-03-05	Lester N. Schrock; Richard George
The present invention relates to a display apparatus and method for displaying and dispensing elongated product such as chain. The present invention includes identical side plates interconnected by two V-shaped members which are in turn telescopically interconnected to each other so as to provide for variable adjustment of the length of the display apparatus.
25	Chain cutter	US146702	1993-11-02	US5361663A	1994-11-08	Richard D. Hayes; Robert Schroeder; Dale A. Thorstens; Larry L. Schumacher
A chain merchandising apparatus includes a frame, a cabinet secured to the frame, and a chain support mounted to the frame and located within the cabinet for supporting a plurality of chain containers. A chain cutter is moveably fixed to the apparatus so as to be facilely and safely selectively adjustable vertically and horizontally in relation thereto for permitting a user to position the chain cutter substantially adjacent to a preselected chain container supported on the chain support.
26	Chain merchandising apparatus	US723931	1991-07-01	US5165316A	1992-11-24	Richard D. Hayes
A chain merchandising apparatus includes a frame, a cabinet secured to the frame, and chain support means mounted to the frame and located within the cabinet for supporting a plurality of chain containers. A chain cutter is moveably fixed to the apparatus so as to be selectivity adjustable vertically and horizontally in relation thereto for permitting a user to position the chain cutter substantially adjacent to a preselected chain container supported on the chain support means.
27	Holder for extension cords or the like	US541633	1990-06-21	US5020759A	1991-06-04	Earl P. Weber
A holder for extension cords or the like comprising a vertically disposed support having a plurality of support teeth extending substantially horizontally outwardly therefrom. The cord is supported on the support members in a looped fashion and a gate is then lowered with respect thereto to maintain the loops of the cord on the support members. The cord may be removed by pulling the same from the support members with the gate acting as a latching device which moves slightly upwardly as each loop is pulled from the holder while maintaining the remaining loops of the cord thereon.
28	Christmas light storage device	US269614	1988-11-10	US4917323A	1990-04-17	Don Wing
A Christmas tree light storage device consisting of one or more discs each with a plurality of radially oriented slots around the outside circumference thereof which disc or discs are concentrically mounted on a central cylinder wherein light sockets are mounted sequentially over the slots with the cable to and from the sockets passing through the slots and being wrapped around the central cylinder.
29	Yarn holder and method of separating yarn by color	US225732	1981-01-16	US4380296A	1983-04-19	James F. Murray; Geneva A. Murray
The invention comprises a circular, transparent, plastic disc having a plurality of circular holes located equidistant from the center of the disc and being substantially equidistant from each other. A plurality of radial tabs equal in number to the number of holes and located on radii corresponding to respective holes provides a device wherein a plurality of strands of yarn are cut into substantially equal lengths and divided by color. The yarn of like color is inserted through a hole, and a central portion of the yarn is pulled over a tab corresponding with the hole on its radius, thus locking the strands in place relative to each other and the disc. The disc can be mounted on posts extending from a "lazy-Susan" base.
30	Display fixture for portable electrical articles	US3722843D	1971-07-19	US3722843A	1973-03-27	ENCKLER A
A display fixture or device for the public display of one or more portable electrical articles having a permanently attached electric power cord or wire with a connector member of larger diameter than the cord or wire at its free end. The display fixture or device includes a rack or stand-type support having a plurality of circular apertures in a part thereof and an article attaching or security assembly comprising two overlapping platelike members each having a portion at an angle to another with two portions having notches in their opposite sides for the reception of the cord or wire of an electrical article on display and the other portions detachably connected to one another and to the rack or stand member by a blind fastener or anchor member, the shank of which extends through alignable apertures in the other portions of the plate-like members and an aperture in the rack or stand member.
31	Display rack	US23900262	1962-11-20	US3115252A	1963-12-24	SCNICAL EARL F

32	Cordage display rack	US23417538	1938-10-10	US2193208A	1940-03-12	FRANK RUSSELL; WIMPEY ADIN B

33	Display rack and reel	US53066631	1931-04-16	US1924645A	1933-08-29	MACKLANBURG LOUIS A

34	Merchandise-display apparatus	US6383925	1925-10-21	US1754113A	1930-04-08	MACGREGOR BASIL N

35	INTELLIGENT INVENTORY STORAGE SYSTEM	US15553824	2016-02-29	US20180020845A1	2018-01-25	Bahman Khoshnood; David Charles Ocasio; Venkat Rao Yeeli; Michael David Adamson
An apparatus for storing and retrieving electronic components such as, but not limited to: capacitors; resistors; and integrated circuits. Components are stored based on single package single location in lockable racks in a transportable cart. Information for each stored component, such as its part number, location, and quantity is stored in the local electronic board and is shared via Wi-Fi to a network of PCs.
36	Display rack for showcasing a plurality of boxes that dispense a product stored therein	US14500936	2014-09-29	US09532665B1	2017-01-03	William J. Selby
A display rack mountable on a shelf of a store for showcasing first and second display boxes and wound flexible tubing. The display rack comprises front and rear support members. The display rack further comprises first, second, and third open sidewall support members each having a first end engaged with the front support member and a second end engaged with the rear support member. The display rack further comprises a first stall formed between the first and second open sidewall support members. The first stall is adapted to receive the first display box. The display rack further comprises a second stall formed between the second and third open sidewall support members. The second stall is adapted to receive the second display box. The front and rear support members support the front and rear portions of the first and second display boxes, respectively.
37	Display rack	US13572959	2012-08-13	US08844735B1	2014-09-30	William J. Selby
A display rack mountable on a shelf of a store for showcasing first and second display boxes and wound flexible tubing. The display rack comprises front and rear support members. The display rack further comprises first, second, and third open sidewall support members each having a first end engaged with the front support member and a second end engaged with the rear support member. The display rack further comprises a first stall formed between the first and second open sidewall support members. The first stall is adapted to receive the first display box. The display rack further comprises a second stall formed between the second and third open sidewall support members. The second stall is adapted to receive the second display box. The front and rear support members support the front and rear portions of the first and second display boxes, respectively.
38	RETAINER ASSEMBLY	US13483936	2012-05-30	US20120318944A1	2012-12-20	Richard J. ERNST; John P. GRIMM
A pivoting retainer that may be used by itself or in a plurality of applications may include a tab and a housing, the tab including a shaft configured to be received in a channel within the housing. A coupling device may be at an end of the shaft such as an expanding mushroom-type connection or a locking nut with a compression spring. The retainer may include a plurality of male detents and a second plurality of female detents to index the tab in a plurality of angular configurations about the housing. In one embodiment, the tab may include a plurality of flexing fins to provide a springing action to hold the male detents within respective female detents. Exemplary uses for pivoting retainer may include at the end of one or more arms of a cord-wrapping apparatus and at the end of one or more shelves or hooks for holding objects.
39	Vertically-Oriented Folding Wire Caddy	US12897312	2010-10-04	US20110121529A1	2011-05-26	Albert Louis Cabassa
A folding wire caddy has a horizontal base member, a leg support member pivotally attached with a vertical axis at a point along the horizontal base member near a first end, such that the leg member may be folded to be parallel and adjacent to the base member, or to be at a right angle to the base member, a second leg support member pivotally attached with a vertical axis at a point along the horizontal base member near an end of the base member opposite the first end of the base member, such that the second leg member may be folded to be parallel and adjacent to the base member, or to be at a right angle to the base member, and one or more spindle members pivotally attached near one end of each spindle member with horizontal axes at points along the first length of the base member, such that each spindle member my fold to be parallel and adjacent to the base member, or at a right angle to the base member, extending vertically.
40	Presentation apparatus	US11739857	2007-04-25	US07905363B2	2011-03-15	Guido Maurinus A. M. Aarts
A presentation apparatus, provided with a series of suspension elements with a longitudinal direction, fixed to a wall element near a first end and provided with a presentation element at an opposite end, wherein, from at least one suspension element, a series of rolls of tape is suspended by sliding these over the suspension element by an opening in a core, wherein the presentation element of the respective suspension element has a frontal surface which, in front view, extends at least partly above the top side of the suspension element and has such a size and shape that a roll can be slid from the suspension element over said presentation element.

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