Abstract: A mounting clamp for mounting an organizer or other structure to a pipe or pole. The mounting clamp comprises an outer shell that is formed with a semicircle opening and containing a flexible material that is attached to the outer shell at each end of the semicircular opening. The mounting clamp is pressed against the pipe or pole to cause the flexible material to stretch around the pipe or pole to secure the mounting clamp to the pipe or pole. The organizer or other structure being secured to the mounting clamp and thus the pipe or pole.

Abstract: The present application discloses shelving systems (e.g., shower stations) with adjustable shelves (e.g., baskets) that can be moved by hand.

Abstract: A clasp for use with both a brooch and a pendant has a support piece having a tip end bent is provided on one surface of a brooch main body, and a rear end of a needle-shaped latch supported on the tip end of the support piece to be free to rotate in a vertical direction. A leg of the needle-shaped latch protrudes from the vicinity of a pivot portion of the latch, and a space surrounded at least in part by the support piece forms a chain insertion portion. When a pendant chain is passed through the chain insertion portion of the support piece, and the tip end of the latch is latched by a latch receiver on the brooch main body, a lower end of the leg abuts against or comes close to one surface of the brooch main body, thereby closing the chain insertion portion.

Abstract: A shaft, having a slot formed therein offset from the shaft axis, receives the terminal end of a limb within the slot. The limb end has a pointed termination, and a bight. The slot has an arcuately formed portion, in which to nest the bight, and a depression in which to receive the pointed termination. More, the shaft has threading formed thereon, adjacent the slot, with the slot traversing the threads and a shaft-end head. An internally-threaded sleeve is slidably engaged with the shaft, and overlies the slot-nested end of the limb, and threadedly fastens onto the shaft threads, to prevent the limb from removing from the shaft.

Abstract: A safety pin comprised of a pin having one end pivoted to a pivot bearing at one end of an elongated base plate above a face board, and a pointed opposite end releasably retained to a pin holder at an opposite end of said elongated base plate, wherein said pin holder comprises two side springs for holding the point of said pin, and a front guard for protecting the point of said pin, said side springs having L-shaped pawls releasably retained together for locking up the point of said pin. Squeezing said two side springs inwards causes said L-shaped pawls to move apart for passing the point of said pin; releasing the pressure from said two side springs causes said L-shaped pawls to retain together in locking up the point of said pin.

Abstract: A rotating connector, which is especially suitable to assemble a button or a badge etc. to the clothing or other articles of daily use, and to lap the flat pieces of things such as packsack belts, wherein, said connector is composed of a fixed unit and a combined fastening part, and two parallel fixed bolts which are extended outward are fixed on the one side of said fixed unit, and a neck section is formed on the end part of said fixed bolt; and the combined fastening part is composed of a plug-in block and a buckling unit which can be rotated relative to the plug-in block; the fixed bolt is inserted into the rabbet on the plug-in block, and then the buckling unit is rotated to make the arc guide groove buckle the neck section on the fixed bolt to complete the connection. This connector is low in cost, quick in assembling and disassembly, exact in circumferentially positioned and reliable in connecting.

Abstract: A cable spacer of the type used in overhead power transmission systems includes a body provided with cable engaging hooks, each hook having a seat in the form of a cylindrical segment. A cable retainer is provided for each seat and consists of a cylindrical body having at least one semicylindrical groove and a handle projecting radially outwardly. The retainer is slidably receivable in the seat from either end thereof and rotatable between a first position in which the cable may be inserted into the groove and a second, cable retaining position in which the groove is within the confines of the seat.