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US 10,875,173 · App. 16/661,094 · Granted Dec 29, 2020

Tool holding rack and suspending board for hanging the same

Inventor: Jui Chien Kao (Taichung, TW)
B25H3/04B25H3/003F16M13/022
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 10,875,173
App. No.
16/661,094
Granted
Dec 29, 2020
Kind
B1
Abstract

A tool holding rack has a back board and a pair of hanging hooks. The pair of hanging hooks is attached to the back board. Each hanging hook has a hook body, at least one through hole, and a track channel. The at least one through hole is defined through the hook body. The track channel is defined in the hook body, wherein the back board extends through the track channels in the pair of hanging hooks.

Claims (29)

1. A tool holding rack comprising:

a back board; and

a pair of hanging hooks attached to the back board, and each hanging hook comprising

a hook body;

at least one through hole defined through the hook body, one of the at least one through hole formed in the hook body of the hanging hook and being circular in shape; and

a track channel defined in the hook body, wherein the back board extends through the track channels in the pair of hanging hooks;

wherein each hanging hook has a fixing block with a non-circular cross section formed on a side of the hook body of the hanging hook opposite the back board.

2. A suspending board comprising:

a board body having multiple holding holes defined in the board body;

at least one pair of hanging hooks mounted on the board body, the hanging hooks of each one of the at least one pair of hanging hooks spaced from each other, and each hanging hook comprising

a hook body;

one through hole defined through and formed in the hook body of the hanging hook and being circular in shape;

a track channel defined in the hook body; and

at least one fastening member mounted respectively through the through hole and connected respectively with at least one of the holding holes in the board body to hold the hanging hook securely on the board body; and

a tool holding rack having a back board extending through the track channels in the hanging hooks of one of the at least one pair of hanging hooks; wherein

each hanging hook has a fixing block with a non-circular cross section formed on a side of the hook body of the hanging hook opposite the back board of the tool holding rack.

3. The suspending board as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the holding holes in the board body are noncircular in shape.

4. The suspending board as claimed in claim 3 , wherein

the hook body of each hanging hook is elongated and has two hook protrusions formed on a side and respectively at two ends of the hook body; and

each hook protrusion on the hook body of each hanging hook has an engaging recess defined in a side of the hook protrusion facing the other hook protrusion on the hook body to form the track channel by the engaging recesses in the hook protrusions.

5. The suspending board as claimed in claim 4 , wherein each one of the at least one fastening member of each hanging hook comprises

a bolt extending through the through hole in the hook body of the hanging hook; and

a nut screwed with the bolt.

6. The suspending board as claimed in claim 2 , wherein

the hook body of each hanging hook is elongated and has two hook protrusions formed on a side and respectively at two ends of the hook body; and

each hook protrusion on the hook body of each hanging hook has an engaging recess defined in a side of the hook protrusion facing the other hook protrusion on the hook body to form the track channel by the engaging recesses in the hook protrusions.

7. The suspending board as claimed in claim 6 , wherein each one of the at least one fastening member of each hanging hook comprises

a bolt extending through the through hole in the hook body of the hanging hook; and

a nut screwed with the bolt.

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