EP2848158B1 - Mounting bracket for slide assembly - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- the present invention relates to a mounting bracket, and more particularly, to a mounting bracket for a slide assembly.
- U.S. Patent No. 7,281,694 B2 to Allen et al. discloses a mounting bracket having a side plate, an end plate, a base member, a pair of pins, an abutment member and an action mechanism, wherein the abutment member has a free end.
- the pins are installed to the end plate of the mounting bracket, and the base member is connected to the side plate.
- the abutment member is fixed to the base member, and the action mechanism extends through the base member and contacts the abutment member.
- the abutment member utilized to abut against the rack and disclosed by Allen et al. is a metal resilient plate which lacks sufficient strength and may affect the stability of installation of the mounting bracket to the rack.
- the present invention intends to provide a mounting bracket for a slide assembly such that the slide assembly is easily installed to a rack or removed from a rack by the mounting bracket.
- the mounting bracket is firmly connected to the rack.
- Another example of a prior art document having a known mounting bracket for a slide assembly is disclosed in US 2008/0067907 A1 .
- the present invention relates to a mounting bracket for a slide assembly and comprises a side wall, an end wall substantially perpendicular to the side wall, at least one installation member connected to the end wall, a stop pivotably connected to the side wall and having a first portion and a middle portion which is connected to the first portion, the middle portion having a first end portion, and a resilient member providing a force to the stop to position the first end portion of the stop to be located corresponding to the end wall.
- the side wall has a face.
- the stop has a second portion connected to the middle portion. At least one of the first portion and the second portion has an extension section located corresponding to the face of the side wall. The extension section responds to the force of the resilient member and abuts against the face of the side wall.
- the face of the side wall has a contact member.
- a room is defined by the contact member and the face so that the resilient member is partially inserted into the room.
- the contact member has a contact portion.
- the resilient member has a bent portion which contacts the contact portion of the contact member.
- the contact member has a contact portion.
- the resilient member has two bent portions respectively located on two ends thereof. One of the two bent portions contacts the contact portion of the contact member.
- the middle portion of the stop has a side plate which is substantially perpendicular to the middle portion.
- the side wall has a first window which is located adjacent to the end wall.
- the first end portion of the stop is partially inserted into the first window by an external force.
- the present invention also provides a slide assembly according to claim 7.
- the face of the side wall has a contact member.
- a room is defined by the contact member and the face so that the resilient member is partially inserted into the room.
- the contact member has a contact portion.
- the resilient member has a bent portion which contacts the contact portion of the contact member.
- the resilient member has a bent portion and a fork portion.
- the middle portion of the stop has a second end portion.
- the bent portion contacts the side wall.
- the fork portion contacts the second end portion of the stop.
- the present invention also provides a slide assembly for being installed to a rack according to claim 10.
- the primary object of the present invention is to provide a mounting bracket for a slide assembly.
- the slide assembly is easily installed to or removed from a rack by the mounting bracket.
- the installation member is securely connected to the rack.
- the present invention comprises a rack 10, a first slide assembly 12, a second slide assembly 14 and a chassis 16.
- the rack 10 comprises a first post 18, a second post 20, a third post 22 and a fourth post 24.
- Each of the first post 18, the second post 20, the third post 22, and the fourth post 24 has a plurality of holes 26.
- the first slide assembly 12 is connected between the first and second posts 18, 20 of the rack 10.
- the second slide assembly 14 is connected between the third and fourth posts 22, 24 of the rack 10.
- the first and second slide assemblies 12, 14 are parallel to each other.
- the chassis 16 is installed between the first and second slide assemblies 12, 14.
- the first and second slide assemblies 12, 14 have the same structure and are located symmetrically with each other.
- Each of the first and second slide assemblies 12, 14 comprises a first rail 28, a second rail 30, a third rail 32, a first mounting bracket 34, and a second mounting bracket 36.
- the second slide assembly 14 is used as an illustration; wherein, the first rail 28 has a first end 38 and a second end 40 which is located corresponding to the first end 38.
- the second rail 30 is slidably connected to the first rail 28.
- the third rail 32 is slidably connected to the second rail 30.
- the first mounting bracket 34 is connected adjacent to the first end 38 of the first rail 28 and is installed to the third post 22 of the rack 10.
- the second mounting bracket 36 is connected adjacent to the second end 40 of the first rail 28 and is installed to the fourth post 24 of the rack 10.
- FIG. 2 shows that the first mounting bracket 34 has a side wall 42, an end wall 44, a stop 46, a resilient member 48 and at least one installation member 50.
- the side wall 42 has a top wall 52, a bottom wall 54 and a face 56 which is substantially connected between the top wall 52 and the bottom wall 54 perpendicularly.
- the face 56 has a first window 60 and a second window 62, wherein a contact member 58 protrudes from the face 56 and toward a direction opposite to the top and bottom walls 52, 54.
- a difference of height is formed between the contact member 58 and the face 56, so that a room 66 is defined between the contact member 58 and the face 56.
- the contact member 58 has a contact portion 64 which is located adjacent to the second window 62.
- the first window 60 is located close to the end of the side wall 42 from which the end wall 44 extends.
- the end wall 44 is located close to the first window 60 and substantially perpendicularly to the face 56 of the side wall 42.
- the end wall 44 has at least one positioning hole 68.
- the side wall 42 has two lugs 61 and two supports 63, wherein the lugs 61 protrude from the top wall 52 and the bottom wall 54 respectively and extend toward the protruding direction of the contact member 58.
- the two lugs 61 are located close to two sides of the second window 62.
- Each of the two lugs 61 has a hole 65, and the holes 65 of the two lugs 61 are located corresponding to each other.
- the two supports 63 are located between the two lugs 61. Each of the two supports 63 has an arc concave 67 located corresponding to the holes 65 of the two lugs 61. The two supports 63 extend and protrude from the edge of the second window 62.
- the stop 46 has a first portion 70, a second portion 72 and a middle portion 74 which is connected to the first and second portions 70, 72.
- the first and second portions 70, 72 are located symmetrically with each other.
- Each of the first and second portions 70, 72 has a first side 76, a second side 78 and a connection wall 80 which is connected between the first and second sides 76, 78.
- Each of the first and second sides 76, 78 has a hole 77.
- the two respective holes 77 of the first and second sides 76, 78 are located symmetrically with each other.
- the first side 76 has an extension section 82.
- the middle portion 74 has a first end portion 84 and a second end portion 86 which is located corresponding to the first end portion 84.
- the resilient member 48 has a bent portion 88 and a fork portion 90.
- the bent portion 88 is located corresponding to the contact portion 64 of the contact member 58.
- the fork portion 90 has a recessed area 92 located corresponding to the second end portion 86 of the middle portion 74 of the stop 46.
- the at least one installation member 50 is located corresponding to the positioning hole 68 of the end wall 44.
- a pivotal member 47 is configured to the holes 77 on the first and second sides 76, 78 of the first and second portions 70, 72 of the stop 46, the holes 65 of the lugs 61 of the side wall 42, the arc concaves 67 of the supports 63 of the side wall 42. It is noted that the first and second mounting brackets 34, 36 have the same structure, the second mounting bracket 36 needs not to be described in detail.
- FIGS. 3A and 3B show that the stop 46 is pivotably connected to the side wall 42 by extending the pivotal member 47 through the holes 77 on the first and second sides 76, 78 of the first and second portions 70, 72 of the stop 46, the holes 65 of the lugs 61 of the side wall 42, the arc concaves 67 of the supports 63 of the side wall 42.
- the resilient member 48 is partially inserted into the room 66 between the face 56 of the side wall 42 and the contact member 58.
- the bent portion 88 of the resilient member 48 contacts the contact portion 64 of the contact member 58, and the fork portion 90 of the resilient member 48 contacts the second end portion 86 of the middle portion 74 of the stop 46.
- the stop 46 is applied by the force from the resilient member 48, and the extension section 82 of the stop 46 abuts against the face 56 of the side wall 42 to maintain the stop 46 at a pre-set position.
- the at least one installation member 50 is fixed to the end wall 44.
- the first mounting bracket 34 partially extends through the hole 26 of the third post 22, from outside toward inside, and is positioned by the at least one installation member 50, so that the first mounting bracket 34 is installed to the third post 22, and the first end portion 84 of the middle portion 74 of the stop 46 is located corresponding to the third post 22.
- a surface 83 of the middle portion 74 of the stop 46 of the first mounting bracket 34 first contacts the third post 22, and a force F1 is applied to let the stop 46 overcome the force of the resilient member 48 and swing an angle.
- the at least one installation member 50 is aimed to the hole 26 of the third post 22, and a force F2 is applied to the installation member 50 which then partially extends through the hole 26.
- the stop 46 is moved away from the third post 22, and returns to its pre-set position by the force released from the resilient member 48. Therefore, the first mounting bracket 34 is installed to the third post 22.
- FIG. 4 shows that the first mounting bracket 34 is installed to the third post 22, the installation member 50 of the first mounting bracket 34 extends through the hole 26 of the third post 22, and by being located adjacent to the third post 22, the first end portion 84 of the middle portion 74 of the stop 46 of the first mounting bracket 34 blocks the way that the installation member 50 is removed from the third post 22. Therefore, the installation member 50 is installed to the third post 22 by the stop 46 of the first mounting bracket 34. By the blocking of the stop 46, the installation member 50 does not remove from the third post 22.
- FIGS. 5 and 6 show the operation of removing the first mounting bracket 34 from the third post 22.
- a force F3 is applied to the middle portion 74 of the stop 46 of the first mounting bracket 34, and overcomes the force from the resilient member 48, so that the stop 46 pivots an angle relative to the pivotal member 47.
- the first end portion 84 of the middle portion 74 of the stop 46 is partially inserted into the first window 60 to remove the blocking of the stop 46 from the third post 22, so that the installation member 50 of the first mounting bracket 34 can be removed from the hole 26 of the third post 22, and the first mounting bracket 34 is removed from the third post 22.
- FIG. 7 shows the second embodiment of the present invention, wherein the stop 200 of the first mounting bracket 34 can only comprise the first portion 202 and the middle portion 204.
- the middle portion 204 has a side plate 206 to fix the resilient member 48.
- FIG. 8 shows the third embodiment of the present invention, wherein the resilient member 300 has two bent portions 302 at two ends thereof respectively.
- the two bent portions 302 respectively contact the contact member 58 of the first mounting bracket 34 and the second end portion 86 of the stop 46.
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- The present invention relates to a mounting bracket, and more particularly, to a mounting bracket for a slide assembly.
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U.S. Patent No. 7,281,694 B2 to Allen et al. discloses a mounting bracket having a side plate, an end plate, a base member, a pair of pins, an abutment member and an action mechanism, wherein the abutment member has a free end. The pins are installed to the end plate of the mounting bracket, and the base member is connected to the side plate. The abutment member is fixed to the base member, and the action mechanism extends through the base member and contacts the abutment member. When the pins are installed to the holes of a post of a rack, the abutment member is deformed to allow the post of the rack to pass therethrough and abuts against the post of the rack, so as to form an enclosed room with the pins. - However, the abutment member utilized to abut against the rack and disclosed by Allen et al. is a metal resilient plate which lacks sufficient strength and may affect the stability of installation of the mounting bracket to the rack.
- The present invention intends to provide a mounting bracket for a slide assembly such that the slide assembly is easily installed to a rack or removed from a rack by the mounting bracket. The mounting bracket is firmly connected to the rack. Another example of a prior art document having a known mounting bracket for a slide assembly is disclosed in
US 2008/0067907 A1 . - The present invention relates to a mounting bracket for a slide assembly and comprises a side wall, an end wall substantially perpendicular to the side wall, at least one installation member connected to the end wall, a stop pivotably connected to the side wall and having a first portion and a middle portion which is connected to the first portion, the middle portion having a first end portion, and a resilient member providing a force to the stop to position the first end portion of the stop to be located corresponding to the end wall. The side wall has a face. The stop has a second portion connected to the middle portion. At least one of the first portion and the second portion has an extension section located corresponding to the face of the side wall. The extension section responds to the force of the resilient member and abuts against the face of the side wall.
- Preferably, the face of the side wall has a contact member. A room is defined by the contact member and the face so that the resilient member is partially inserted into the room.
- Preferably, the contact member has a contact portion. The resilient member has a bent portion which contacts the contact portion of the contact member.
- Preferably, the contact member has a contact portion. The resilient member has two bent portions respectively located on two ends thereof. One of the two bent portions contacts the contact portion of the contact member.
- Preferably, the middle portion of the stop has a side plate which is substantially perpendicular to the middle portion.
- Preferably, the side wall has a first window which is located adjacent to the end wall. The first end portion of the stop is partially inserted into the first window by an external force. The present invention also provides a slide assembly according to claim 7. Preferably, the face of the side wall has a contact member. A room is defined by the contact member and the face so that the resilient member is partially inserted into the room. The contact member has a contact portion. The resilient member has a bent portion which contacts the contact portion of the contact member.
- Preferably, the resilient member has a bent portion and a fork portion. The middle portion of the stop has a second end portion. The bent portion contacts the side wall. The fork portion contacts the second end portion of the stop. The present invention also provides a slide assembly for being installed to a rack according to
claim 10. The primary object of the present invention is to provide a mounting bracket for a slide assembly. The slide assembly is easily installed to or removed from a rack by the mounting bracket. The installation member is securely connected to the rack. - The present invention will become more obvious from the following description when taken in connection with the accompanying drawings which show, for purposes of illustration only, a preferred embodiment in accordance with the present invention.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view to show that the mounting bracket of the present invention is installed to a rack; -
FIG. 2 is an exploded view to show the mounting bracket of the present invention; -
FIG. 3A is a schematic view to show the mounting bracket of the present invention; -
FIG. 3B is a schematic view to show the stop of the mounting bracket and the resilient member of the present invention; -
FIG. 4 is an end view to show that the mounting bracket of the present invention is installed to the rack; -
FIG. 5 is an end view to show the first action to remove the mounting bracket of the present invention from the rack; -
FIG. 6 is an end view to show the second action to remove the mounting bracket of the present invention from the rack; -
FIG. 7 is a schematic view to show the second embodiment of the mounting bracket of the present invention; and -
FIG. 8 is a schematic view to show the third embodiment of the mounting bracket of the present invention. - Referring to
FIG. 1 , the present invention comprises arack 10, afirst slide assembly 12, a second slide assembly 14 and achassis 16. Therack 10 comprises afirst post 18, asecond post 20, athird post 22 and afourth post 24. Each of thefirst post 18, thesecond post 20, thethird post 22, and thefourth post 24 has a plurality ofholes 26. Thefirst slide assembly 12 is connected between the first andsecond posts rack 10. The second slide assembly 14 is connected between the third andfourth posts rack 10. The first andsecond slide assemblies 12, 14 are parallel to each other. Thechassis 16 is installed between the first andsecond slide assemblies 12, 14. - The first and second slide assemblies 12, 14 have the same structure and are located symmetrically with each other. Each of the first and
second slide assemblies 12, 14 comprises afirst rail 28, asecond rail 30, athird rail 32, afirst mounting bracket 34, and asecond mounting bracket 36. In the following, the second slide assembly 14 is used as an illustration; wherein, thefirst rail 28 has afirst end 38 and asecond end 40 which is located corresponding to thefirst end 38. Thesecond rail 30 is slidably connected to thefirst rail 28. Thethird rail 32 is slidably connected to thesecond rail 30. Thefirst mounting bracket 34 is connected adjacent to thefirst end 38 of thefirst rail 28 and is installed to thethird post 22 of therack 10. Thesecond mounting bracket 36 is connected adjacent to thesecond end 40 of thefirst rail 28 and is installed to thefourth post 24 of therack 10. -
FIG. 2 shows that the first mountingbracket 34 has aside wall 42, anend wall 44, astop 46, aresilient member 48 and at least oneinstallation member 50. Theside wall 42 has atop wall 52, abottom wall 54 and aface 56 which is substantially connected between thetop wall 52 and thebottom wall 54 perpendicularly. Theface 56 has afirst window 60 and asecond window 62, wherein acontact member 58 protrudes from theface 56 and toward a direction opposite to the top andbottom walls contact member 58 and theface 56, so that aroom 66 is defined between thecontact member 58 and theface 56. Thecontact member 58 has acontact portion 64 which is located adjacent to thesecond window 62. Thefirst window 60 is located close to the end of theside wall 42 from which theend wall 44 extends. Theend wall 44 is located close to thefirst window 60 and substantially perpendicularly to theface 56 of theside wall 42. Theend wall 44 has at least onepositioning hole 68. In one embodiment of the present invention, theside wall 42 has twolugs 61 and twosupports 63, wherein thelugs 61 protrude from thetop wall 52 and thebottom wall 54 respectively and extend toward the protruding direction of thecontact member 58. The two lugs 61 are located close to two sides of thesecond window 62. Each of the twolugs 61 has ahole 65, and theholes 65 of the twolugs 61 are located corresponding to each other. The twosupports 63 are located between the two lugs 61. Each of the twosupports 63 has an arc concave 67 located corresponding to theholes 65 of the two lugs 61. The twosupports 63 extend and protrude from the edge of thesecond window 62. Thestop 46 has afirst portion 70, asecond portion 72 and amiddle portion 74 which is connected to the first andsecond portions second portions second portions first side 76, asecond side 78 and aconnection wall 80 which is connected between the first andsecond sides second sides hole 77. The tworespective holes 77 of the first andsecond sides first side 76 has anextension section 82. Themiddle portion 74 has afirst end portion 84 and asecond end portion 86 which is located corresponding to thefirst end portion 84. Theresilient member 48 has abent portion 88 and afork portion 90. Thebent portion 88 is located corresponding to thecontact portion 64 of thecontact member 58. Thefork portion 90 has a recessedarea 92 located corresponding to thesecond end portion 86 of themiddle portion 74 of thestop 46. The at least oneinstallation member 50 is located corresponding to thepositioning hole 68 of theend wall 44. Apivotal member 47 is configured to theholes 77 on the first andsecond sides second portions stop 46, theholes 65 of thelugs 61 of theside wall 42, the arc concaves 67 of thesupports 63 of theside wall 42. It is noted that the first and second mountingbrackets bracket 36 needs not to be described in detail. -
FIGS. 3A and 3B show that thestop 46 is pivotably connected to theside wall 42 by extending thepivotal member 47 through theholes 77 on the first andsecond sides second portions stop 46, theholes 65 of thelugs 61 of theside wall 42, the arc concaves 67 of thesupports 63 of theside wall 42. Theresilient member 48 is partially inserted into theroom 66 between theface 56 of theside wall 42 and thecontact member 58. Thebent portion 88 of theresilient member 48 contacts thecontact portion 64 of thecontact member 58, and thefork portion 90 of theresilient member 48 contacts thesecond end portion 86 of themiddle portion 74 of thestop 46. Thestop 46 is applied by the force from theresilient member 48, and theextension section 82 of thestop 46 abuts against theface 56 of theside wall 42 to maintain thestop 46 at a pre-set position. The at least oneinstallation member 50 is fixed to theend wall 44. When in assembling, the first mountingbracket 34 partially extends through thehole 26 of thethird post 22, from outside toward inside, and is positioned by the at least oneinstallation member 50, so that the first mountingbracket 34 is installed to thethird post 22, and thefirst end portion 84 of themiddle portion 74 of thestop 46 is located corresponding to thethird post 22. In detail, a surface 83 of themiddle portion 74 of thestop 46 of the first mountingbracket 34 first contacts thethird post 22, and a force F1 is applied to let the stop 46 overcome the force of theresilient member 48 and swing an angle. The at least oneinstallation member 50 is aimed to thehole 26 of thethird post 22, and a force F2 is applied to theinstallation member 50 which then partially extends through thehole 26. In the meanwhile, thestop 46 is moved away from thethird post 22, and returns to its pre-set position by the force released from theresilient member 48. Therefore, the first mountingbracket 34 is installed to thethird post 22. -
FIG. 4 shows that the first mountingbracket 34 is installed to thethird post 22, theinstallation member 50 of the first mountingbracket 34 extends through thehole 26 of thethird post 22, and by being located adjacent to thethird post 22, thefirst end portion 84 of themiddle portion 74 of thestop 46 of the first mountingbracket 34 blocks the way that theinstallation member 50 is removed from thethird post 22. Therefore, theinstallation member 50 is installed to thethird post 22 by thestop 46 of the first mountingbracket 34. By the blocking of thestop 46, theinstallation member 50 does not remove from thethird post 22. -
FIGS. 5 and 6 show the operation of removing the first mountingbracket 34 from thethird post 22. First, a force F3 is applied to themiddle portion 74 of thestop 46 of the first mountingbracket 34, and overcomes the force from theresilient member 48, so that thestop 46 pivots an angle relative to thepivotal member 47. Preferably, thefirst end portion 84 of themiddle portion 74 of thestop 46 is partially inserted into thefirst window 60 to remove the blocking of thestop 46 from thethird post 22, so that theinstallation member 50 of the first mountingbracket 34 can be removed from thehole 26 of thethird post 22, and the first mountingbracket 34 is removed from thethird post 22. -
FIG. 7 shows the second embodiment of the present invention, wherein thestop 200 of the first mountingbracket 34 can only comprise thefirst portion 202 and themiddle portion 204. Themiddle portion 204 has aside plate 206 to fix theresilient member 48. -
FIG. 8 shows the third embodiment of the present invention, wherein theresilient member 300 has twobent portions 302 at two ends thereof respectively. The twobent portions 302 respectively contact thecontact member 58 of the first mountingbracket 34 and thesecond end portion 86 of thestop 46.
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- A mounting bracket for a slide assembly comprising:a side wall (42), an end wall (44) substantially perpendicular to the side wall (42), and at least one installation member (50) connected to the end wall (44); a stop (46) is pivotably connected to the side wall (42) and has a first portion (70) and a middle portion (74) connected to the first portion (70), the middle portion (74) has a first end portion (84), and a resilient member (48) provides a force to the stop (46) to position the first end portion (84) of the stop (46) to be located corresponding to the end wall (44), the side wall (42) has a face (56), the stop (46) having a second portion (72) connected to the middle portion (74), characterized in that at least one of the first portion (70) and the second portion (72) having an extension section (82) located corresponding to the face (56) of the side wall (42), the extension section (82) responding to the force of the resilient member (48) and abutting against the face (56) of the side wall (42).
- The mounting bracket as claimed in claim 1, wherein the face (56) of the side wall (42) has a contact member (58), wherein a room (66) is defined by the contact member (58) and the face (56) so that the resilient member (48) is partially inserted into the room (66).
- The mounting bracket as claimed in claim 2, wherein the contact member (58) has a contact portion (64), the resilient member (48) having a bent portion (88) which contacts the contact portion (64) of the contact member (58).
- The mounting bracket as claimed in claim 2, wherein the contact member (58) has a contact portion (64), the resilient member (48) having two bent portions (88) respectively located on two ends thereof, one of the two bent portions (88) contacting the contact portion (64) of the contact member (58).
- The mounting bracket as claimed in claim 1, wherein the middle portion (204) of the stop (200) has a side plate (206) which is substantially perpendicular to the middle portion (204).
- The mounting bracket as claimed in claim 1, wherein the side wall (42) has a first window (60) which is located adjacent to the end wall (44), the first end portion (84) of the stop (46) being partially inserted into the first window (60) by an external force.
- A slide assembly comprising:a first rail (28) having a first end (38) and a second end (40) which is located corresponding to the first end (38), a second rail (30) slidably connected to the first rail (28), a third rail (32) slidably connected to the second rail (30); a first mounting bracket (34) is connected adjacent to the first end (38) of the first rail (28), a second mounting bracket (36) is connected adjacent to the second end (40) of the first rail (28), and at least one of the first mounting bracket (34) and the second mounting bracket (36) is a mounting bracket according to claim 1.
- The slide assembly as claimed in claim 7, wherein the face (56) of the side wall (42) has a contact member (58), wherein a room (66) is defined by the contact member (58) and the face (56) so that the resilient member (48) is partially inserted into the room (66), the contact member (58) having a contact portion (64), the resilient member (48) having a bent portion (88) which contacts the contact portion (64) of the contact member (58).
- The slide assembly as claimed in claim 7, wherein the resilient member (48) has a bent portion (88) and a fork portion (96), the middle portion (74) of the stop (46) having a second end portion (86), the bent portion (88) contacting the side wall (42), the fork portion (96) contacting the second end portion (86) of the stop (46).
- A slide assembly according to claim 7 for being installed to a rack (10) which has at least two posts (22, 24), each post (22/24) having a plurality of holes (26); characterized in that the first mounting bracket (34) is adapted to be installed to one of the posts (22) of the rack (10), the second mounting bracket (36) is adapted to be installed to the other one of the posts (24) of the rack (10), the at least one installation member (50) is adapted to be installed to one of the holes (26), and at least one of the posts (22/24) is located between the at least one installation member (50) and the stop (46).
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