Hard disc piling/assembling member of rack mount
Abstract
A hard disc piling/assembling member of rack mount, which is a hollow frame body and includes an upper panel and two side walls respectively downward integrally perpendicularly extending from two sides of the upper panel. At least one hard disc can be mounted between the two side walls. A bottom board radially integrally extends from bottom edge of each side wall. The upper panel and the bottom boards are formed with at least one set of corresponding latch members for latching with each other. The latch member of the bottom board of one hard disc piling/assembling member can be correspondingly firmly latched with the latch member of the upper panel of another hard disc piling/assembling member to stably pile multiple hard disc piling/assembling members. Accordingly, a manufacturer can immediately assemble a hard disc fixing frame for loading therein different number of hard discs.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A hard disc piling/assembling member of rack mount, said hard disc piling/assembling member being a hollow frame body and including an upper panel and two side walls respectively downward integrally perpendicularly extending from two sides of the upper panel, whereby at least one hard disc can be mounted between the two side walls, a bottom board radially integrally extending from bottom edge of each side wall, the upper panel and the bottom boards being formed with at least one set of corresponding latch members for latching with each other, whereby the latch member of the bottom board of one hard disc piling/assembling member can be correspondingly firmly latched with the latch member of the upper panel of another hard disc piling/assembling member to stably pile multiple hard disc piling/assembling members, the latch member of the bottom board of the bottommost hard disc piling/assembling member being correspondingly latched with a latch member disposed on a base of the rack mount.
2 . The hard disc piling/assembling member of rack mount as claimed in claim 1 , wherein one of the set of latch members is a tenon, while the other is a latch slot.
3 . The hard disc piling/assembling member of rack mount as claimed in claim 1 , wherein one of the set of latch members is a latch hook, while the other is a latch hole.
4 . The hard disc piling/assembling member of rack mount as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the upper panel of the hard disc piling/assembling member is formed with at least one locating projection and the bottom board is formed with at least one stop shoulder, whereby when one hard disc piling/assembling member is latched with another hard disc piling/assembling member into a pile, the locating projection abuts against rear side of the stop shoulder of the other hard disc piling/assembling member.
5 . The hard disc piling/assembling member of rack mount as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the two side walls of the hard disc piling/assembling member define therebetween a slide channel, whereby a hard disc fixing tray on which a hard disc is fixed can be snugly slidably disposed in the slide channel.
6 . The hard disc piling/assembling member of rack mount as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the hard disc is directly locked between the two side walls by screws.
7 . The hard disc piling/assembling member of rack mount as claimed in claim 5 , wherein the side wall of the hard disc piling/assembling member is formed with at least one grounding plate for attaching to the hard disc fixing tray between the side walls so as to form a grounding circuit between the hard disc and the rack mount.
8 . The hard disc piling/assembling member of rack mount as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the side wall of the hard disc piling/assembling member is formed with at least one grounding plate for attaching to the hard disc between the side walls so as to form a grounding circuit between the hard disc and the rack mount.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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