5905 results about "Clothes hanger" patented technology

A hanger rod is provided for a clothes drying cabinet. The rod includes a plurality of notches, each adapted to receive a hanger. Each notch is V-shaped, with opposite side walls which converge downwardly to a substantially pointed apex. The rod has front and rear walls defining a thickness ranging between 30%-75% of the hanger hook diameter. The notches provide four contact points on the hanger hook to prevent rotation of the hanger hook on the rod during the drying process.

A clothes drying cabinet is provided with a shaker assembly including a bar suspended in the cabinet for supporting clothes hangers. A motor is mounted adjacent the bar and has a drive shaft. A drive weight is eccentrically mounted to the drive shaft of the motor so that upon actuation of the motor, the drive weight imparts a shaking motion to the bar so as to facilitate removal of wrinkles from the clothing on the hangers. A ballast weight may also be provided in the shaker assembly so as to evenly distribute the energy from the eccentric weight regardless of the weight of the clothes hanging on the bar.

The invention relates to an intelligent hanging flow line system. A card reader of the system for reading clothes rack information is arranged at a station outlet of a work station, the work station access of a clothes rack is realized by adopting a support rail and ramp guide mode, a main rail cannot fracture during the station access of the clothes rack, in addition, the station access of the clothes rack is not controlled by the card reader and is comprehensively and integrally ranged by a system computer, a station controller realizes the automatic judgment and control, the effect of the flow line is exerted to the maximum degree, and the production efficiency is greatly improved.

A foldable garment rack having a collapsible frame that may be mounted on a plurality of wheel assemblies or other support feet. The present foldable garment rack comprises a rigid top frame member pivotally coupled to both a first side frame member and a second side frame member, and a rigid bottom frame member pivotally coupled to both side frame members. Each side member may include a top section and bottom section operably connected by an elbow joint. Each side member may include a locking tube slidingly disposed on the side frame member wherein the sliding lock may have a length sufficient to cover said first elbow joint and a portion of each of said top section and said bottom section of said first side frame member adjacent to said first elbow joint. The foldable garment has an erected position and a folded position.

A garment hanger is provided and includes an elongated body, an integrally formed, centrally located hook member, and clip assemblies located at each opposing end of the body. Each clip assembly includes a horizontal lower clip, a horizontal upper clip and a vertical end clip. Each vertical clip includes a downwardly directed anchor arm which is spaced a predetermined distance from an inner surface of the end of the hanger and defines a receiving slot therebetween, into which clothing may be selectively inserted. The inner surface of the receiving slot includes an integrally formed upwardly and outwardly directly spring arm which is spring biased against an inside contact surface of the rigid anchor arm. It is the resiliency of this spring arm that creates a clamping action within the receiving slot which is used to force any inserted clothing snugly against the anchor arm, thereby holding the clothing in place within the receiving slot. The resiliency also permits the spring arm to flex inwardly toward the hanger body during garment insertion.

A picture frame and hanger bar together provide a picture hanging system that requires a single hanger bar in addition to the picture frame itself. The picture frame hanger has a wall mounting surface that during use is affixed to the wall or other vertical surface and the picture frame is provided with a downwardly facing skid member that is recessed within a pocket in the rear of the picture frame. The hanger bar is provided with an upwardly facing ramp surface that is canted downwardly proceeding toward the wall so that when the skid on the picture frame engages the canted surface, the picture frame will slide rearwardly toward the wall on the canted surface so as to press the picture frame against the wall by the force of gravity. The hanger bar preferably applies pressure to a backer board positioned behind the picture or other graphic article for holding it in a flat condition.

An evestrough hanger bracket has a main bracket member and a separately made secondary bracket member. The main bracket member has front and rear end evestrough clips with the front end clip having a fastener member fitting opening. The secondary bracket member which slideably locks into engagement with the main bracket member has a tubular guide to receive the fastener member in the form of a mounting screw or nail. The guide of the secondary fastener member presents an elongated bore which aligns with and terminates at the opening through the front clip of the main bracket member.

A picture hanging position marking tool is disclosed having a relatively flat, elongated support arm is a marking orifice at the distal end opposite a support arm handle. The marking orifice is bounded at its lower edge by a support cam, pivotally affixed to one side of the support arm. The support cam is comprised at its upper edge of a first hanger support ridge formed parallel to a second hanger support ridge. The two hanger support ridges bound a marking cavity between. Measuring indicia are provided along the length of the support arm, and a bubble level is located horizontally within the handle.

A clothes hanger is provided. The clothes hanger includes a first main arm connected with a second main arm. Each main arm forms an adjustment element and a primary track. The clothes hanger also includes first and second adjustable arms each movably and pivotally connected with one respective main arm. Each adjustable arm includes a locator element engageable with a respective adjustment element and a primary sliding member received in each primary track.

The invention relates to a radio frequency identification (RFID) intelligent clothes hanger entrance and exit control method for an intelligent clothing production hanging equipment control system. Intelligent control over the whole clothing production process is realized by adopting an RFID data acquisition technology in fit with other software and hardware control technologies. Specifically, inthe method, RFID chips are arranged on clothes hangers, each RFID chip has a unique ID number, information about the chips on the clothes hangers is read by card readers distributed on equipment, andexecution mechanisms are controlled by a control center program to realize the identification, control and real-time tracking of machining objects to make the clothes hangers run on main rails and branch rails according to requirements. By the control method, production management can be effectively simplified, and the production efficiency can be greatly improved; and the system adopts advanced technologies, and is scientifically conceived, rationally structured and applied to the alteration of conventional hanging equipment and the adoption of novel hanging equipment.

A hanger for retaining insulation blankets disposed between adjacent joists or rafters, the hanger having an L-shaped hanger bracket received in sliding relationship by a U-shaped mounting bracket, wherein the mounting bracket is placed onto the joist or rafter and the height of the hanger bracket is adjustable relative to the mounting bracket for proper location of the insulation blanket dependent on the dimensions of the joist or rafter. Cooperating structural components on the mounting bracket and on the hanger bracket retain the hanger bracket in the proper disposition while allowing the relative position to be adjusted with relatively little force. Retention members to retain the insulation blanket and nail apertures for fixation of the hanger bracket without need for the mounting bracket are provided on the hanger bracket.

A liner hanger assembly seals with casing 22 and supports a liner 90 within a well. The tubular liner hanger body 50 and a tubular expander 40 may be positioned downhole at a desired depth on a running tool. An actuator assembly 12, 24 may forcibly move the tubular expander 40 into the liner hanger body 50, expanding the liner hanger body to seal and secure the hanger body to the casing string 22. The running tool may be released from the set liner hanger by an axially movable collet mechanism, such as ratchet ring 92 and a catch mechanism, such as threads 94. The running string thus need not be rotated to release from the set liner hanger.

A joist hanger used to attach a joist to a support member or header designed to minimize the noise caused by the rubbing of the members of the connection, during loading. The joist hanger includes a seat and a pair of side walls extending upwardly in spaced relationship therefrom to receive the end portion of an joist. The bottom of the joist rests on the seat, and the side faces of the joist extend upwardly therefrom in spaced relationship from the side walls of the hanger. Inwardly projecting guides formed in the side walls of the hanger, hold the joist at selected points, maintaining the spaced relationship between the sides walls of the hanger and the side faces of the joist. The inwardly projecting guides can be formed with embossed portions connected to the side walls of the joist. The joist hanger is also formed with back flanges and top flanges that are relatively narrow compared to the back flanges.

A method for monitoring inventory on a shelf and apparatus for accomplishing the same. The invention describes a method for determining the number of packages on a shelf or hanger. The number of packages on a shelf or hanger are determined by detecting the presence of a package on the shelf and adding all detections together to determine the number of product on a shelf. In another embodiment, the product is identified by an identifying device such as an SKU reader. Thus, the quantity and type of product located on a shelf or hanger is known. Such information allows a store to know the type and quantity of packages needed to restock a specific shelf.

The present invention discloses a monopoly experience store management system based on RFID garment labels, and a monopoly experience store management method based on the RFID garment labels. The system comprises the RFID labels pasted on the garments, an intelligent clothes hanger on which a reading-writing device used for reading the RFID labels is arranged, wherein the reading-writing device reads the RFID labels placed on the intelligent clothes hanger, and transmits the read garment information to an electronic service desk real-timely; an RFID intelligent mirror used for displaying the parameter information of the garments when the RFID labels corresponding to the garments get close to the RFID intelligent mirror, and used for displaying a fitting image on the condition that a user inputs the stature information into the RFID intelligent mirror with a mobile phone with an NFC function. According to the present invention, the finding and checking time is reduced, the total quantity and types of the garments are managed systematically, the manpower cost is reduced, a VIP client database is established, the shopping is simple, and users have the novel experience feelings.

An adjustable clothing hanger is a clothes hanger that is adjustable in size. Each side of the hanger has an adjustment mechanism, thus allowing for a variable width. The adjustment mechanism consists of a series of spring loaded pushbuttons (or snap fasteners) on a smaller diameter tube that engages a series of orifices or apertures on a larger diameter tube. It allows for the hanging of larger sized shirts, blouses, jackets, coats and the like without allowing the shoulder sections to sag. The adjustable clothing hanger also provides a swivel joint near the hook of the hanger where it joins the horizontal section. This joint allows the hanger to swivel in the closet and allows the hanger to be at any angle to the closet rod versus the perpendicular manner as required of conventional hangers.

The present invention relates to a laundry treating apparatus which can make easy drying, deodorizing, crumple removal and sterilization of clothes, characterized in that laundry treating apparatus is provided with a hanger bar for receiving clothes hangers of different shapes.

A joist hanger used to attach a joist to a support member or header designed to minimize the noise caused by the rubbing of the members of the connection, during loading. The joist hanger includes a seat and a pair of side walls extending upwardly in spaced relationship therefrom to receive the end portion of an joist. The bottom of the joist rests on the seat, and the side faces of the joist extend upwardly therefrom in spaced relationship from the side walls of the hanger. Inwardly projecting guides formed in the side walls of the hanger, hold the joist at selected points, maintaining the spaced relationship between the sides walls of the hanger and the side faces of the joist. The inwardly projecting guides can be formed with embossed portions connected to the side walls of the joist. The joist hanger is also formed with back flanges and top flanges that are relatively narrow compared to the back flanges.

An improved liner hanger comprises a mandrel having a piston housing and a plurality of spring slots disposed on the outer wall surface of the mandrel. Each spring slot having at least one spring disposed therein. The liner hanger also has a slip housing having a plurality of slips operatively associated therewith, a spring adjustment sleeve, and an adjustment sleeve ring. The location of the spring slots on the outer wall surface of the mandrel permits an increase in the number of springs utilized for setting the liner hanger. The spring adjustment sleeve and adjustment sleeve ring permit easy and safe assembly and disassembly of the liner hanger. Additionally, when actuated to move from its run-in position to its set position, springs, slip housing, and slips all move upward.

The invention discloses a clothes hanger with a blowing function. The clothes hanger comprises a clothes hanger body of which the inside is provided with a cavity, and is characterized by further comprising a fan for supplying airflow, wherein the lower side of the clothes hanger body is provided with a plurality of air outlet holes along the axial direction; the air outlet cavity of the fan is communicated with the cavity of the clothes hanger body; every three air outlet holes constitute a group; one group of air outlet holes comprises a middle air outlet hole and two side air outlet holes; and the can fan comprise a normal temperature fan and a hot air fan. In the invention, the airflow generated by the fan is used for blowing clothes hung on the clothes hanger body, so that evaporation of moisture in the clothes is accelerated, and the clothes can be dried in a short period of time even on continuous rainy days. Every three air outlet holes constitute a group, so that the airflow exhausted from the three air outlet holes can be used for blowing the inner surface and two side surfaces of the clothes respectively, and rapid drying of the clothes is facilitated. The clothes hanger has the advantages of simple structure, convenience for using, capability of airing a large quantity of clothes and low cost, and is convenient to popularize and apply.

The invention provides a full-automatic clothes conveying and clothes hanger separation and recycling method. The full-automatic clothes conveying and clothes hanger separation and recycling method ischaracterized in that clothes are hung on foldable clothes hangers, the clothes hangers are hung onto a guide rod one by one, and a first clamping jaw moves one foldable clothes hanger to a positioning seat; then second clamping jaws are driven to clamp the shoulder positons on two sides of the corresponding clothes, an unlocking mechanism on the positioning seat unlock the foldable clothes hanger to allow the horizontal lateral arms of the foldable hanger to hang down; the second clamping jaws clamping the clothes move downwardly along the Z axis and the position of the foldable hanger is unchanged so as to separate the foldable clothes hanger from the clothes from the neckline of the clothes; the second clamping jaws drag the clothes to translate along the surface of a clothes folding platform, and the second clamping jaws release the clothes when the clothes are laid on the clothes folding platform. The method has the advantages that the clothes hangers and the clothes can be fastseparated, the clothes hangers can be automatically recycled, the clothes can smoothly and continuously enter the clothes folding platform, and the clothes can be flatly laid on the clothes folding platform by dragging the clothes according to an L-shaped trend.

A combination garment bag and luggage bag includes a relatively rigid outer luggage bag and a relatively flexible inner garment bag. According to one aspect of the invention, the garment bag is secured to the interior of the luggage bag with the aid of a releasable coupling mechanism. According to another aspect of the invention, the interior of the garment bag is provided with a spring expandable hanger bar. The hanger bar expands when the garment bag is removed from the luggage bag. This allows easier access to the contents of the garment bag.

A saddle hanger for connecting at least one bracing member to a truss chord includes a base having a first end portion for receiving a bracing member and an adjacent portion for receiving a truss chord. A projecting element extends from a transverse edge of the base portion, and has a width narrower than the transverse dimension of the hanger base. A plurality of flanges extends upward from side edges of the base and defines with the base a channel for receiving one of the truss chord and bracing member. The saddle hanger can be formed from a stamped metal blank, with portions of the saddle hanger being nested in side-by-side relation to minimize the amount of material used.