Supports – Stand – Standard type
Reexamination Certificate
2008-08-07
2011-12-20
Wood, Kimberly (Department: 3632)
Supports
Stand
Standard type
C248S599000, C248S602000, C248S161000, C248S157000, C248S917000, C108S147190, C361S679050, C403S109100
Reexamination Certificate
active
08079563
ABSTRACT:
An elevating mechanism includes a sleeve having a first end and a second end, and an elevating component installed inside the sleeve and having a third end and a fourth end. When the elevating component is located in a first position relative to the sleeve, a main spring is compressed by the elevating component at a first deformation. When the component is located in a second position relative to the sleeve, the main spring is compressed by the elevating component at a second deformation. The first deformation is greater than the second deformation. When the elevating component is located in the first position relative to the sleeve, a complementary spring is compressed at a third deformation. When the component is located in the second position relative to the sleeve, the complementary spring is compressed at a fourth deformation. The third deformation is greater than the fourth deformation.
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