Supports: racks – Special article – Article includes elongated portion
Patent
1996-03-11
1997-11-11
Gibson, Jr., Robert W.
Supports: racks
Special article
Article includes elongated portion
211 73, 206486, A47F 700
Patent
active
056854382
ABSTRACT:
An inexpensive and expendable holder made of a single piece of flexible sheet material such as cardboard or plastic with object insertion openings for frictionally holding in place elongated objects such as test tubes. The insertion openings each comprise a pair of cross cuts penetrating through a top wall surface, and the orientation of immediately adjacent openings sharing a same row or column alternate between "crosses" and "exes" to maximize the number of openings per surface area of the receiving surface while maintaining the structural integrity of the surface. The holder preferably does not include a bottom wall, thereby minimizing the material and cost of the holder.
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Emanuel Janet Rettig
Tamas Robert W.
Gibson , Jr. Robert W.
Simbiosys, Inc.
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