US2005126612A1PendingUtilityA1

Adjustable fixture for an umbrella

Priority: Dec 12, 2003Filed: Dec 12, 2003Published: Jun 16, 2005
Est. expiryDec 12, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Chao-Lin Chen
A45B 2023/0012F16B 7/1454A45B 9/00A45B 23/00A45B 2009/007
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Abstract

An adjustable fixture for an umbrella includes a sleeve, a cam handle, and a block incorporated with an inner rod and an outer rod of the umbrella. The outer rod is inserted within the sleeve while the inner rod is inserted within the outer rod. The sleeve comprises a connecting wall bossing out from one side of the sleeve and holes on the same side exposing from the connecting wall. The cram handle has a cram at one end pivotally connected to the connecting wall by a pin. The block is located between the cram of the cram handle and the holes of the sleeve. Springs are located between the block and the outer rod. The block is urged by the springs towards the cam of the cam handle. When pushing down the cam handle, the cam urges the block to tighten the inner rod firmly.

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1 . An adjustable fixture for an umbrella comprising a sleeve, a cam handle, and a block incorporated with an inner rod and an outer rod of the umbrella, said inner rod being inserted within said outer rod in a slidable manner, and said outer rod being inserted within said sleeve, and characterized by: 
 said sleeve comprising a connecting wall bossing out from one side of said sleeve and holes on the same side exposing from said connecting wall;    said cam handle comprising a cam at one end, said cam being pivotally connected to said connecting wall by a pin;    said block being located between said cam of said cam handle and said holes of said sleeve, springs being located between said block and said outer rod, said block being urged by said springs towards said cam of said cam handle; said cam handle controlling said cam to urge said block to tighten said inner rod in a secure position.

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