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A monitor including a monitor main body, a stand supporting the monitor, and a link connecting the monitor main body with the stand, the monitor including a hinge allowing the monitor main body to be tilted about the stand between a first tilting state such as a standing state and a second tilting state such as a wall-mounting state; a locking unit provided in the hinge, rotating integrally with the monitor main body, and including a first locker corresponding to the first tilting state and a second locker corresponding to the second tilting state; and a stopper coupled to the link, sliding within the first locker and the second locker, and restricting a tilting angle of the monitor main body by contacting the first locker and the second locker. With this configuration, the present general inventive concept provides a monitor of which a monitor main body is smoothly and easily tilted about a stand between a standing state and a wall-mounting state.

Installation equipment for mounting a display main body onto an installation surface, includes a link assembly including a first link having a first end rotatably attached to the installation surface, a second link having a first end rotatably attached to the display main body and a second end rotatably attached to a second end of the second link, and a spring member provided in at least one joint area of the first and second links and elastically biasing the display main body toward a wall; a lower supporting bracket attached to the installation surface and rotatably supporting a lower back of the display main body; and an upper supporting bracket attached to the installation surface and supporting the link assembly. The present invention provides installation equipment and a jig which have a simple structure and are convenient for mounting the display main body onto a wall.

A wiper blade (10) comprising a wiper strip (24) that is provided with a folding wedge (38) and a wiper strip back (34) that are connected to each other via a tilting web (36). It is proposed that additional webs (42) be arranged lateral to the tilting web (36).

An inclination adjusting means for the backrest of a bassinet is provided, which comprises a bedplate, a backrest, a supporting rod and a band. The bedplate and the backrest are integrally formed in one component and are connected together via plastic hinges. The supporting rod is pivotally connected to the bedplate with a centrally-protruding portion passing through the sliding slot of the backrest. The band is tied in the middle of the centrally-protruding portion of the supporting rod and the free end of the band is suspended and drooped out of the backrest so that a user can easily draw out the band from the rear of the backrest.When a user intends to raise the backrest, he / she can lift the backrest with his finger passing through a semicircular hole provided on the rear portion of the backrest so that the protruding portion of the supporting rod 3 can slide to the lowest point along a slopping slot. Then, when the user releases his finger, the supporting rod will be directed to engage in the front portion of the sliding slot due to its weight. According, the inclination of the backrest is well defined by the supporting rod. When the user intends to level the backrest, he only needs to hold the backrest with his finger hooking the semicircular hole on the backrest and draw the band toward the rear of the backrest with the other hand so that the backrest enters the front portion of the slopping slot to complete the leveling of the backrest.

An umbrella table with an oversized opening in the center of the table that allows the umbrella pole to pivot below the table while accommodating the angle of the tilt of the pole. The umbrella table has a pair of flanges on either side of the table underneath the surface of the table. The flanges are used to secure sitting furniture to either side of the table. This prevents the sitting furniture and table from becoming separated due to wind or other forces that may cause movement of the sitting furniture or table. The table is also weighted with a heavy base, which prevents the umbrella table from toppling over.

A micro-adjustable parallel bench vise includes a slide holder having a top dovetail rail, a vise body having a bottom dovetail groove coupled to the dovetail rail of the slide holder and holding a fixed jaw member, a screw holder slidably mounted in the top side of the vise body, a screw rod threaded into the screw holder and rotatable to move the screw holder relative to the vise body. When multiple vise bodies are mounted on the slide holder in parallel, they are micro-adjustable to hold a workpiece or multiple workpieces precisely in position.

A switch device is provided. A switch device includes a housing. A circuit board is provided with fixed contacts. A rubber sheet is disposed on the circuit board and has protuberances, a tiltably-supported actuator, a rotatable knob, and a torsional coil spring serving as a restoring spring. The actuator is disposed adjacent to the rotatable knob. The rotatable knob is provided with a drive portion, which extends through a cutout in the actuator so as to be slidably engaged to engagement portions of the actuator.

A wall mount usable with a display apparatus to mount the display apparatus on a wall, includes a base to attach to the wall, a supporting bracket supported by the base, a rotating bracket tiltably coupled to the supporting bracket and on which the display apparatus is mounted, and an elastic member provided between the supporting bracket and the rotating bracket to expand or contract according to rotation of the rotating bracket to adjust a tilt angle of the rotating bracket. Thus, the wall mount easily tilts the display apparatus through a simplified tilting structure.

An aircraft is equipped with a spinnion coupling an inboard wing to a tilting nacelle. The spinnion is advantageously configured to extend across the nacelle from an inboard junction to an outboard junction, and terminates inside the inboard wing. This provides an efficient lightweight structure to support a nacelle and facilitate tilting of the nacelle. The spinnion, which can be configured to be at least partially disposed within the inboard wing, is advantageously concentric with the tilting axis in order to facilitate tilting of a nacelle. A cross-wing driveshaft can be included, disposed at least partly within the inboard wing, and can advantageously be configured to terminate inside the spinnion at a junction with a miter gearbox. The miter gearbox can be disposed at least partly within the spinnion but more preferably lies entirely within the spinnion, and functions to transfer power from an input shaft to the cross-wing driveshaft.

A reciprocating-type electric shaver including an outer cutter having an inverted U shape as seen from a side thereof and an inner cutter making a reciprocating motion while making sliding contact with an inside surface of outer cutter, and further including: an oscillator making a reciprocating motion by a motor installed inside the main body of the shaver; a central shaft provided in an upright position on the oscillator and rises toward the inside of the outer cutter; an inner cutter holder disposed in a slidable manner on the central shaft so that the inner cutter holder holds the inner cutter thereon and the inner cutter swings about a straight line that is perpendicular to the reciprocating direction of the inner cutter; and a spring compressedly installed between the oscillator and the inner cutter holder.