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211184, 361415, A47G 1908, A47F 500, H02B 104

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040996239

ABSTRACT:
A circuit board storage cart assembly for transfer of circuit boards between assembly or work stations. The cart has end frame members and cross frame members. The end frame members have swivel casters for mobility. A pair of opposed channel assemblies each having a plurality of corresponding left and right-hand L-shaped channels are paired so that each pair of channels may support a circuit board. The plurality of channels of each channel assembly are vertically connected by two outer posts adjacent and interconnecting the outward ends of the channels and a middle post interconnecting the inner ends of each channel. Each channel has two sloping portions with each portion sloping downwardly at a five degree slope from the outer ends to an apex at the inner ends to define a "V" angle in order to prevent the delicate boards from inadvertently sliding out. The outer posts have stops adjacent their ends and the ends of the outer posts are disposed in a tubular member. The stops of the outer posts are engageable with the tubular member to limit the movement of the posts relative to the tubular members. The tubular members are attached to U-shaped clamps which are disposed about certain cross frame members and secured thereto by thumb screws. Thus, the channel assemblies can be attached at any one of various positions horizontally along the cross frame members so that the distance between channel assemblies may be changed to accommodate circuit boards of different sizes. Additional pairs of channels may be provided by interposing a double channel assembly between the original pair of opposed channel assemblies.

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patent: 3220557 (1965-11-01), Brandes
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patent: 3567035 (1971-03-01), Dudzik

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