Abstract: The invention relates to a hotpot ware. The hotpot ware includes a basin-shaped main body adapted for holding and heating a liquid foodstuff, wherein the main body defines a top opening and is integrally formed with a radially outwardly extending rim along the top opening; a dry ice reservoir mounted on and adapted for heat exchange with the rim; and a passageway connected to the dry ice reservoir and adapted for discharge of gasified dry ice. By establishing a heat exchange relationship between the basin-shaped main body and the dry ice reservoir, dry ice accommodated in the dry ice reservoir would rapidly sublimates as the basin-shaped main body is heated, and then a large amount of white vaporous carbon dioxide gas is discharged outward through the passageway, thereby creating an amazing visual effect.

Abstract: A convenient two-step inner sliding rail mounting structure is provided for a server sliding rail assembly in which a front bracket at a front end of an outer rail is connected to a front end of a front bracket auxiliary sliding rail that has an opposing rear end slidably inserted into an outer rail reinforcement rail. The rear end of the front bracket auxiliary sliding rail is connected to a spring plate that is connected with an outer rail pull-out control member having a stopper portion and a press portion that allows a user to release the stopper portion from the outer rail reinforcement rail so that the outer rail reinforcement rail can be pulled out of the front bracket auxiliary sliding rail to permit the insertion of the inner sliding rail into the outer rail.

Abstract: A server rail and server rack mounting structure includes a server rail, a server rack having a plurality of locating holes, a mounting bracket located at one end of an outer rail portion of the server rail and having a plurality of mounting rods respectively plugged into respective locating holes of the server rack and an abutment wall neighbored to the mounting rods, a swivel control member comprising a stop wall, a pivot member pivotally connect one end of the swivel control member to the mounting bracket and a torsion spring mounted around the pivot member and stopped between the mounting bracket and the swivel control member.

Abstract: An inner slide rail mounting structure for a two-stage server slide rail includes an outer rail, a front bracket, a rear bracket, an outer rail reinforcement bar and an inner rail. The front bracket is affixed to a front end of a front bracket supplementary rail that is slidably inserted into the outer rail reinforcement bar. The rear end of the front bracket supplementary rail is connected with a spring plate that has one end thereof connected to the outer rail reinforcement bar through a tension spring and an opposite end thereof fixedly connected with an outer rail ejection control plate that has an abutment portion abutted against the outer rail reinforcement bar and a press portion extended from the abutment portion for pressing by the user to release the abutment portion from the outer rail reinforcement bar.

Abstract: A server rail and server rack mounting structure includes a server rail, a server rack having a plurality of locating holes, a mounting bracket located at one end of an outer rail portion of the server rail and having a plurality of mounting rods respectively plugged into respective locating holes of the server rack and an abutment wall neighbored to the mounting rods, a swivel control member comprising a stop wall, a pivot member pivotally connect one end of the swivel control member to the mounting bracket and a torsion spring mounted around the pivot member and stopped between the mounting bracket and the swivel control member.

Abstract: A convenient two-step inner sliding rail mounting structure is provided for a server sliding rail assembly in which a front bracket at a front end of an outer rail is connected to a front end of a front bracket auxiliary sliding rail that has an opposing rear end slidably inserted into an outer rail reinforcement rail. The rear end of the front bracket auxiliary sliding rail is connected to a spring plate that is connected with an outer rail pull-out control member having a stopper portion and a press portion that allows a user to release the stopper portion from the outer rail reinforcement rail so that the outer rail reinforcement rail can be pulled out of the front bracket auxiliary sliding rail to permit the insertion of the inner sliding rail into the outer rail.

Abstract: A reinforced server sliding rail mounting structure for connection to a server rack and to a server includes an inner sliding rail, a first ball bushing, an intermediate sliding rail, a second ball bushing and an outer sliding rail. A front bracket has an upper reinforcing rib and a lower reinforcing rib respectively located on upper and lower bracket walls thereof such that when the intermediate sliding rail is moved outward into the front bracket, the upper and lower reinforcing ribs are respectively engaged into respective outer ball grooves of the intermediate sliding rail and reinforce the structural strength of the intermediate sliding rail. The structure may further include top and bottom reinforcing components respectively located on respective rear ends of the upper and lower reinforcing ribs.

Abstract: A server sliding rail quick release mounting structure includes left and right server sliding rail assemblies, a support bar set, a first quick release and a second quick release for detachably connecting the two opposite ends of the support bar set to the left and right server sliding rail assemblies, and an adjustment structure having a connection plate, a retaining element and an adjustment member. A cable management rack may be supported at the left or right server sliding rail assembly, and the adjustment member is rotatable through 180° to fit the mounting direction of the cable management rack.

Abstract: A cabinet quick release structure includes an upper sliding rail assembly, a bracket having front and rear positioning blocks, a tray, left and right latch devices and a lower sliding rail assembly arranged so that when dismounting a wooden cabinet from a cabinet housing, a user pulls a latch block of the front positioning block, and then pushes an inner sliding rail of the upper sliding rail assembly backward to move front and rear positioning rods of an inner sliding rail respectively out the front and rear positioning blocks, and then disengages the left and right latch devices from a bottom locating frame of the lower sliding rail assembly. When mounting the wooden cabinet, the front positioning rod of the inner sliding rail is locked by the latch block while the rear positioning rod is located in the rear positioning block and the latch devices engage the bottom locating frame.

Abstract: A detachable inner sliding rail mounting structure for use in a server sliding rail assembly includes a pull bar, a plastic pull tab, a guide block, an engagement plate and a spring. The inner sliding rail is mounted in another sliding rail that has a stop block. When mounting the inner sliding rail the another sliding rail, the user simply needs to directly insert the inner sliding rail into the another sliding rail, and the engagement plate can be directly biased by a stop block on the another sliding rail to force the retaining notch of the engagement plate into engagement with the stop block. When dismounting the inner sliding rail, the user can selectively operate the plastic pull tab to move the engagement plate, or directly move the engagement plate to disengage the engagement plate from the inner sliding rail, avoiding danger and ensuring a high level of safety.

Abstract: A detachable inner sliding rail mounting structure for use in a server sliding rail assembly includes a pull bar, a plastic pull tab, a guide block, an engagement plate and a spring. The inner sliding rail is mounted in another sliding rail that has a stop block. When mounting the inner sliding rail the another sliding rail, the user simply needs to directly insert the inner sliding rail into the another sliding rail, and the engagement plate can be directly biased by a stop block on the another sliding rail to force the retaining notch of the engagement plate into engagement with the stop block. When dismounting the inner sliding rail, the user can selectively operate the plastic pull tab to move the engagement plate, or directly move the engagement plate to disengage the engagement plate from the inner sliding rail, avoiding danger and ensuring a high level of safety.

Abstract: A server sliding rail assembly front bracket quick release structure includes a front bracket connected to an outer sliding rail of a server sliding rail assembly, a connecting seat connected to the front bracket, a plurality of sockets supported on respective coil springs in the connecting seat, a plurality of locating pins respectively inserted through the sockets and the coil springs, a swivel buckle pivotally connected to the front bracket and biasable to hook a hook plate thereof on a rack wall of a server rack after insertion of the sockets or locating pins into respective locating holes on the rack wall of the server, and a torsion spring with one side thereof stopped against the swivel buckle and an opposite side thereof stopped against the connecting seat.

Abstract: A side-locking sliding rail assembly for a drawer consisting of a fixed rail, a movable rail, an intermediate rail, a sliding device, a locating member, a hook block, an actuation member, at least one first compression spring, a second compression spring and an auto-opening mechanism carrier plate. The drawer can be temporarily secured in a position, subject to engagement of a pawl of a locating rod of the locating member with one of a series of sloping teeth along the auto-opening mechanism carrier plate, if the drawer is not accurately fully closed. Thereafter, the user can apply a pressure to push the drawer backward to the fully closed position avoiding rebound toward the open position. The arrangement of a second compression spring prevents tilting of the locating member, so that the locating rod will not be permitted to move forward when in the guide-in channel.

Abstract: A server sliding rail mounting bracket assembly includes a bracket, a top cover, an elastic member and a swing seat. When mounting, a lever of the swing seat is pushed to move hanging rods of the bracket into respective rectangular or circular mounting holes of the server rack, and the elastic member pushes second guide rods of the swing seat to move forward along respective longitudinal sliding slots of the top cover to further force a top block of the lever into abutment against an inner wall surface of the server rack and to force first guide rods of the swing seat into engagement with first or second engagement portions of the top cover. When dismounting, the lever is pushed inward to disengage the server sliding rail mounting bracket assembly and the server sliding rail assembly from the server rack. Thus, mounting and dismounting can be achieved easily without tools.

Abstract: A server sliding rail quick release mounting structure includes left and right server sliding rail assemblies, a support bar set, a first quick release and a second quick release for detachably connecting the two opposite ends of the support bar set to the left and right server sliding rail assemblies, and an adjustment structure having a connection plate, a retaining element and an adjustment member. A cable management rack may be supported at the left or right server sliding rail assembly, and the adjustment member is rotatable through 180° to fit the mounting direction of the cable management rack.

Abstract: A server sliding rail mounting bracket assembly includes a bracket, a top cover, an elastic member and a swing seat. When mounting a lever of the swing seat is pushed to move hanging rods of the bracket into respective rectangular or circular mounting holes of the server rack, and the elastic member pushes second guide rods of the swing seat to move forward along respective longitudinal sliding slots of the top cover to further force a top block of the lever into abutment against an inner wall surface of the server rack and to force first guide rods of the swing seat into engagement with first or second engagement portions of the top cover. When dismounting the lever is pushed inward to disengage the server sliding rail mounting bracket assembly and the server sliding rail assembly from the server rack. Thus, mounting and dismounting can be achieved easily without tools.

Abstract: A server cable management structure includes a first arm member and a second arm member respectively pivotally coupled to the outer and inner sliding rails of a sliding rail assembly which is connected to a drawer of a server. An intermediate arm member is pivotally coupled between the first and second arm members, and a sliding bar is slidably coupled to the first arm member, with at least one spring member connected between the first arm member and the sliding bar, and a connection frame connected to the sliding bar and pivotally connected to the outer sliding rail. The inner sliding rail is movable outward a first distance when the first arm member is fully extended outward relative to the second arm member, and outward a further distance while stretching the at least one spring member when the sliding bar is fully extended outward relative to the first arm member.