US20090032484A1 - Display Rack Assembly for Wrenches with Different Handles - Google Patents
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Abstract
A display rack assembly includes a rack having two coupling sections for releasably and fixedly coupling with a first wrench with a first handle and a second wrench with a second handle. The second handle includes a handle section having two opposite wider faces perpendicular to two opposite wider faces of the first handle. The handle section further includes two opposite narrower faces perpendicular to two opposite narrower faces of the first handle. A customer may hold one of the narrower faces of the first handle and one of the wider faces of the handle section of the second handle and apply a rotational force to try the wrenches.
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- The present invention relates to a display rack assembly and, more particularly, to a display rack assembly allowing try-on of wrenches with different handles.
- To provide a display effect for attracting potential buyers, wrenches are often packaged in hanger boards hung on hooks in a market. The hanger boards are arranged according to the types of the wrenches to obtain the required display effect without try-on function. Taiwan Patent Application No. 94117498 discloses a display rack to which a wrench is rotatably mounted to provide a try-on function. Display racks of other arrangements have also been proposed allowing users to try wrenches. However, none of them allow try-on of wrenches under load. Specifically, none of the currently existing display racks provide simulation of operating conditions of wrenches, particularly wrenches with twisted handles or wrenches with handles having tapered widths in each of two pairs of opposite faces thereof. Potential customers are, thus, lost.
- A need exists for a display rack that simulates operating conditions of wrenches with different handles to allow try-on.
- The present invention solves this need and other problems in the field of try-on of wrenches with different handles by providing, in a preferred form, a display rack assembly including a rack having first and second coupling sections for receiving first and second wrenches. Each of the first and second coupling section includes two parallel, spaced positioning walls defining a positioning groove.
- According to the preferred form, the first wrench includes a first handle having two ends for driving fasteners. The first handle includes two opposite first wider faces and two opposite first narrower faces extending between and perpendicular to the first wider faces. An engaging hole extends from one of the first wider faces through the other first wider face. Each first wider face has a width between the first narrower faces and substantially the same as a spacing between the positioning walls of the first coupling section of the rack. The first wrench is fixed in the positioning groove of the first coupling section by extending a screw through the engaging hole of the first handle into a screw hole in a bottom wall between the positioning walls of the first coupling section. The first narrower faces of the first handle respectively abut with inner faces of the positioning walls of the first coupling section.
- According to the preferred form, the second wrench includes a second handle having two ends for driving fasteners and a transition section between the ends. A first handle section is formed between an end of the second handle and the transition section. A second handle section is formed between the other end of the second handle and the transition section. The first handle section of the second handle includes two opposite second wider faces and two opposite second narrower faces extending between and perpendicular to the second wider faces. An engaging hole extends from one of the second wider faces through the other second wider face. Each second wider face has a width between the second narrower faces and substantially the same as a spacing between the positioning walls of the second coupling section. The second handle section of the second handle includes two opposite third wider faces and two opposite third narrower faces extending between and perpendicular to the third wider faces. The third wider faces are perpendicular to the second wider faces. The third narrower faces are perpendicular to the second narrower faces. The first handle section of the second wrench is fixed in the positioning groove of the second coupling section of the rack by extending another screw through the engaging hole of the first handle section of the second handle into a screw hole in a bottom wall between the positioning walls of the second coupling section. The second narrower faces of the first handle section of the second handle respectively abut with inner faces of the positioning walls of the second coupling section. The third wider faces of the second handle section of the second wrench are perpendicular to the first narrower faces of the first wrench, and the third narrower faces of the second handle section of the second wrench are perpendicular to the first wider faces of the first wrench.
- A customer may grasp one of the first narrower faces distant to the second wrench and one of the third wider faces distant to the first wrench and apply a rotational force to try the first and second wrenches. Since the first and second wrenches are fixed, simulated operating conditions of the first and second wrenches are provided.
- The present invention will become clearer in light of the following detailed description of an illustrative embodiment of this invention described in connection with the drawings.
- The illustrative embodiment may best be described by reference to the accompanying drawings where:
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FIG. 1 shows a front perspective view of a display rack assembly of a first embodiment according to the preferred teachings of the present invention. -
FIG. 2 shows a rear perspective view of the display rack assembly ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 3 shows an exploded perspective view of the display rack assembly ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 4 shows a front elevational view of the display rack assembly ofFIG. 1 depicting try-on of wrenches in a holding direction. -
FIG. 5 shows a rear elevational view of the display rack assembly ofFIG. 1 depicting try-on of wrenches in another holding direction. -
FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of a display rack assembly of a second embodiment according to the preferred teachings of the present invention. -
FIG. 7 shows a front elevational view of the display rack assembly ofFIG. 6 depicting try-on of wrenches in a holding direction. -
FIG. 8 shows a rear elevational view of the display rack assembly ofFIG. 6 depicting try-on of wrenches in another holding direction. - All figures are drawn for ease of explanation of the basic teachings of the present invention only; the extensions of the Figures with respect to number, position, relationship, and dimensions of the parts to form the preferred embodiment will be explained or will be within the skill of the art after the following teachings of the present invention have been read and understood. Further, the exact dimensions and dimensional proportions to conform to specific force, weight, strength, and similar requirements will likewise be within the skill of the art after the following teachings of the present invention have been read and understood.
- Where used in the various figures of the drawings, the same numerals designate the same or similar parts. Furthermore, when the terms “first”, “second”, “third”, “end”, “section”, “spacing”, “width”, and similar terms are used herein, it should be understood that these terms have reference only to the structure shown in the drawings as it would appear to a person viewing the drawings and are utilized only to facilitate describing the invention.
- A display rack assembly of a first embodiment according to the preferred teachings of the present invention is shown in
FIGS. 1-5 of the drawings and generally designated 100. Thedisplay rack assembly 100 includes arack 10 having first andsecond coupling sections 11. According to the preferred form shown, therack 10 includes rectangular cross sections and has afront face 101 and arear face 102. Each of the first andsecond coupling sections 11 includes two parallel, spacedpositioning walls 12 on therear face 102 thereof. Apositioning groove 18 is defined between thepositioning walls 12 of each of the first andsecond coupling sections 11 and includes abottom wall 16 having ascrew hole 13. - A
first wrench 20 includes afirst handle 201 in the most preferred form of a flat handle having first andsecond ends 202 for driving fasteners. The first andsecond ends 202 of thefirst wrench 20 may be of any desired forms including but not limited to open ends and box ends with or without ratcheting mechanisms. According to the preferred form shown, two opposite firstwider faces 21 extend from thefirst end 202 through thesecond end 202 of thefirst handle 201. Anengaging hole 23 in the most preferred form of a screw hole extends from one of the firstwider faces 21 through the other firstwider face 21. Theengaging hole 23 includes an enlargedsection 231 in one of the firstwider faces 21 distant to therack 10. Two opposite firstnarrower faces 22 extend from thefirst end 202 through thesecond end 202 of thefirst handle 201 and between and perpendicular to the firstwider faces 21. Each firstwider face 21 has a width between the firstnarrower faces 22 and substantially the same as a spacing between thepositioning walls 12 of thefirst coupling section 11. Each firstnarrower face 22 has a width between the firstwider faces 21 and smaller than that of each firstwider face 21. Thefirst wrench 20 is coupled with thefirst coupling section 11 of therack 10 by extending ascrew 14 through theengaging hole 23 of thefirst handle 201 into thescrew hole 13 of thefirst coupling section 11 for fixing thefirst wrench 20 in thepositioning groove 18 of thefirst coupling section 11. Thescrew 14 has an enlargedscrew head 141 received in the enlargedsection 231 of theengaging hole 23 of thefirst handle 201. It is noted that the firstnarrower faces 22 of thefirst handle 201 respectively abut with inner faces of thepositioning walls 12 of thefirst coupling section 11. Thus, movement of thefirst wrench 20 relative to therack 10 is avoided. - A
second wrench 30 includes asecond handle 301 in the most preferred form of a twisted handle having first and second ends 302 for driving fasteners and atransition section 34 between the first and second ends 302. The first and second ends 302 of thesecond wrench 30 may be of any desired forms including but not limited to open ends and box ends with or without ratcheting mechanisms. According to the preferred form shown, afirst handle section 36 a is formed between thefirst end 302 of thesecond handle 301 and thetransition section 34. Asecond handle section 36 b is formed between thesecond end 302 of thesecond handle 301 and thetransition section 34. Thefirst handle section 36 a of thesecond handle 301 includes two opposite second wider faces 31 and two opposite second narrower faces 32 extending between and perpendicular to the second wider faces 31. An engaginghole 33 in the most preferred form of a screw hole extends from one of the second wider faces 31 through the other secondwider face 31. The engaginghole 33 includes anenlarged section 331 in one of the second wider faces 31 distant to therack 10. Each secondwider face 31 has a width between the second narrower faces 32 and substantially the same as a spacing between the positioningwalls 12 of thesecond coupling section 11. Each secondnarrower face 32 has a width between the secondwider face 31 and smaller than that of each secondwider face 31. Thesecond handle section 36 b of thesecond handle 301 includes two opposite third wider faces 31 and two opposite third narrower faces 32 extending between and perpendicular to the third wider faces 31. The third wider faces 31 are perpendicular to the second wider faces 31. The third narrower faces 32 are perpendicular to the second narrower faces 32. Each thirdwider face 31 has a width between the thirdnarrower face 32. Each thirdnarrower face 32 has a width between the third wider faces 31 and smaller than that of each thirdwider face 31. - The
first handle section 36 a of thesecond wrench 30 is coupled with thesecond coupling section 11 of therack 10 by extending anotherscrew 14 through the engaginghole 33 of thefirst handle section 36 a of thesecond handle 301 into thescrew hole 13 of thesecond coupling section 11 for fixing thefirst handle section 36 a of thesecond wrench 30 in thepositioning groove 18 of thesecond coupling section 11. Thescrew 14 for fixing thefirst handle section 36 a has anenlarged screw head 141 received in theenlarged section 331 of the engaginghole 33 of thesecond handle 301. The second narrower faces 32 of thefirst handle section 36 a of thesecond handle 301 respectively abut with inner faces of thepositioning walls 12 of thesecond coupling section 11. Thus, movement of thesecond wrench 30 relative to therack 10 is avoided. It is noted that the third wider faces 31 of thesecond handle section 36 b of thesecond wrench 30 are perpendicular to the first narrower faces 22 of thefirst wrench 20 and that the third narrower faces 32 of thesecond handle section 36 b of thesecond wrench 30 are perpendicular to the first wider faces 21 of thefirst wrench 20. - It can be appreciated that a distance T (
FIG. 5 ) between one of the first narrower faces 22 of thefirst wrench 20 distant to thesecond wrench 30 and one of the third wider faces 31 of thesecond handle section 36 b of thesecond wrench 30 distant to thefirst wrench 20 allows a person trying the first andsecond wrenches second wrenches second wrench 30 and one of the third wider faces 31 distant to thefirst wrench 20. Since movements of the first andsecond wrenches second wrenches second wrenches FIG. 4 , wherein the fingers of the hand are in contact with one of the third wider faces 31 of thesecond wrench 30 distant to thefirst wrench 20 whereas the palm of the person's hand is in contact with one of the first narrower faces 22 of thefirst wrench 20 distant to thesecond wrench 30. Since the first andsecond wrenches second wrenches narrower face 22 having a smaller area, for the pressure is in inverse proportion to the surface area on which the force acts. The person will not feel pain at the fingers that are in contact with the thirdwider face 31. - The person may hold the first and
second wrenches FIG. 5 , wherein the palm of the hand is in contact with one of the third wider faces 31 of thesecond wrench 30 distant to thefirst wrench 20 whereas the fingers of the hand are in contact with one of the first narrower faces 22 of thefirst wrench 20 distant to thesecond wrench 30. Since the first andsecond wrenches second wrenches narrower face 22 having a smaller area. The person will not feel pain in the part between the thumb and the index finger that is in contact with the thirdwider face 31. - The person is, thus, capable of experiencing simulated operating conditions of first and
second wrenches second handles wrenches -
FIGS. 6-8 show adisplay rack assembly 100 of a second embodiment according to the preferred teachings of the present invention. The second embodiment is substantially identical to the first embodiment except in thetransition section 34 a of thesecond handle 30. Specifically, thetransition section 34 a of thesecond handle 301 of thesecond wrench 30 includes twoopposite faces 38 a each of which is interconnected between one of the second wider faces 31 of thefirst handle section 36 a and one of the third narrower faces 32 of thesecond handle section 36 b and has increased widths toward one of the second wider faces 31. Thetransition section 34 a further includes another twoopposite faces 38 b between thefaces 38 a. Each of thefaces 38 b is interconnected between one of the second narrower faces 31 of thefirst handle section 36 a and one of the third wider faces 31 of thesecond handle section 36 b and has increased widths toward one of the third wider faces 31. Since thetransition section 34 a does not affect the try-on of the first andsecond wrenches display rack assembly 100 of the second embodiment provides the same advantages as the first embodiment. It can be appreciated that other forms of thetransition section 34, 43 a of thesecond handle 30 would be within the skill of the art. - Now that the basic teachings of the present invention have been explained, many extensions and variations will be obvious to one having ordinary skill in the art. For example, a sticker may be bonded to the
front face 101 of therack 10 and include descriptions encouraging customers to try thewrenches wrenches front face 101 of therack 10 by printing or other suitable methods. Furthermore, other arrangements for releasably fixing thefirst handle 201 and thefirst handle section 36 a of thesecond handle 301 on therack 10 would be within the skill of the art. - Thus since the invention disclosed herein may be embodied in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or general characteristics thereof some of which forms have been indicated, the embodiments described herein are to be considered in all respects illustrative and not restrictive. The scope of the invention is to be indicated by the appended claims, rather than by the foregoing description, and all changes which come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are intended to be embraced therein.
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1. A display rack comprising, in combination:
a rack including first and second coupling sections;
a first wrench including a first handle having first and second ends, with the first handle including two opposite first wider faces extending from the first end through the second end of the first handle, with the first handle further including two opposite first narrower faces extending from the first end through the second end of the first handle and between and perpendicular to the first wider faces, with each of the first wider faces having a width between the first narrower faces, with each of the first narrower faces having a width between the first wider faces and smaller than that of each of the first wider faces, with the first wrench being releasably and fixedly coupled with the first coupling section of the rack; and
a second wrench including a second handle having first and second ends and a transition section between the first and second ends of the second handle, with a first handle section being formed between the first end of the second handle and the transition section, with a second handle section being formed between the second end of the second handle and the transition section,
with the first handle section of the second handle including two opposite second wider faces and two opposite second narrower faces extending between and perpendicular to the second wider faces, with each of the second wider faces having a width between the second narrower faces, with each of the second narrower faces having a width between the second wider faces and smaller than that of each of the second wider faces,
with the second handle section of the second handle including two opposite third wider faces and two opposite third narrower faces extending between and perpendicular to the third wider faces, with the third wider faces being perpendicular to the second wider faces, with the third narrower faces being perpendicular to the second narrower faces, with each of the third wider faces having a width between the third narrower faces, with each of the third narrower faces having a width between the third wider faces and smaller than that of each of the third wider faces,
with the first handle section of the second wrench being releasably and fixedly coupled with the second coupling section of the rack, with the third wider faces of the second handle section of the second wrench being perpendicular to the first narrower faces of the first wrench, with the third narrower faces of the second handle section of the second wrench being perpendicular to the first wider faces of the first wrench, and
with the first and second wrenches being adapted to be held by a hand of a person trying the first and second wrenches by grasping one of the first narrower faces distant to the second wrench and one of the third wider faces distant to the first wrench.
2. The display rack as claimed in claim 1 , with the first coupling section including two parallel, spaced positioning walls defining a positioning groove therebetween for receiving the first handle, with a spacing between the positioning walls being substantially the same as that of the width of each of the first wider faces of the first handle, and with the first narrower faces of the first handle respectively abutting with inner faces of the positioning walls.
3. The display rack as claimed in claim 2 , with the positioning groove including a bottom wall between the positioning walls, with the bottom wall including a screw hole, with the first handle further including an engaging hole extending from one of the first wider faces through the other first wider face, further comprising, in combination: a screw extending through the engaging hole of the first handle into the screw hole for fixing the first wrench in the positioning groove.
4. The display rack as claimed in claim 3 , with the engaging hole of the first handle being a screw hole.
5. The display rack as claimed in claim 1 , with the second coupling section including two parallel, spaced positioning walls defining a positioning groove therebetween for receiving the first handle section of the second handle, with a spacing between the positioning walls being substantially the same as that of the width of each of the second wider faces of the first handle section of the second handle, and with the second narrower faces of the first handle section of the second handle respectively abutting with inner faces of the positioning walls.
6. The display rack as claimed in claim 5 , with the positioning groove including a bottom wall between the positioning walls, with the bottom wall including a screw hole, with the first handle section of the second handle further including an engaging hole extending from one of the second wider faces through the other second wider face, further comprising, in combination: a screw extending through the engaging hole of the second handle into the screw hole for fixing the first handle section of the second wrench in the positioning groove.
7. The display rack as claimed in claim 6 , with the engaging hole of the first handle section of the second wrench being a screw hole.
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