US2009026334A1PendingUtilityA1
Magnetic holder for an object
Est. expiryJul 28, 2027(~1 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Rainer Opolka
B43M 99/008B43M 99/009B43K 23/001B43M 99/004
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Abstract
An object having a ferromagnetic part is supported by a holder having a stand and a permanent magnet carried on the stand. The magnet is set at such a height that by attraction of the ferromagnetic part by the magnet the object is held in a generally upright position underneath the magnet.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . In combination with an object having a ferromagnetic part, a holder comprising:
a stand; and a permanent magnet carried on the stand at a height such that by attraction of the ferromagnetic part by the magnet the object is held in a generally upright position underneath the magnet.
2 . The holder defined in claim 1 wherein the stand includes:
two elongated ferromagnetic bars, and a base in which the bars can be seated.
3 . The holder defined in claim 2 wherein the permanent magnet is generally spherical.
4 . The holder defined in claim 2 wherein the base is formed with a plurality of upwardly open recesses in which ends of the bars can engage.
5 . The holder defined in claim 4 wherein the recesses are an array of upwardly open blind holes.
6 . The holder defined in claim 4 wherein the recess are an array of upwardly open generally parallel grooves.
7 . The holder defined in claim 4 , further comprising a clip holding together the bars at a crossing of the bars.
8 . The holder defined in claim 4 wherein the bars cross and the magnet is engaged with both of the bars generally where they cross.
9 . The holder defined in claim 1 wherein the object is elongated and has one end provided with the ferromagnetic part.
10 . The holder defined in claim 9 wherein the object is substantially nonmagnetically attractable except at the part.
11 . The holder defined in claim 10 wherein the magnet is spaced above a lower face of the base by a distance equal to more than a length of the object, whereby the object is maintained upright without contacting the magnet.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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