Server bracket structure

Abstract

The utility model provides a server bracket structure. The server bracket structure comprises a bracket body, a grip and a fastener, the bracket body is used for bearing an electronic device; the grip comprises a first pivoting part and a first buckling part which are opposite in position, and the first pivoting part is arranged on the bracket body; the fastener comprises a second pivoting part and a second buckling part, and the second pivoting part is arranged on the bracket body, so that the second buckling part separably limits the first buckling part; wherein when the first buckling part is separated from the limitation of the second buckling part, the first buckling part is moved from a first position to a second position through pivoting, so that the grip is rotated away from the bracket body, and an operator can hold the grip, so that the electronic device is arranged in a server or removed from the server through the bracket, and the operation is convenient. The efficiency and convenience of setting or removing the electronic devices in the server are improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to a bracket structure, and more particularly to a server bracket structure. Background Technology

[0002] With the rapid development of information technology, most enterprises use servers to store files, data, and programs to improve work efficiency. To store large amounts of data, servers are equipped with multiple electronic devices for data storage, which are typically secured directly inside the server using numerous screws. However, this method of securing makes the installation and removal of these electronic devices time-consuming and labor-intensive, reducing the efficiency and convenience of setting up or removing them from within the server.

[0003] Therefore, it is indeed necessary to propose a better solution to address the shortcomings of the existing technologies. Utility Model Content

[0004] In view of the shortcomings of the prior art, the main purpose of this utility model is to provide a server rack structure so that operators can install and remove electronic devices to the server, thereby improving the efficiency and convenience of installing or removing electronic devices inside the server.

[0005] To address the shortcomings of the existing technology, the present invention provides a technical solution in which the aforementioned server rack structure comprises:

[0006] A bracket body for supporting an electronic device;

[0007] A handle, comprising a first pivot portion and a first fastening portion, wherein the first pivot portion is disposed on the bracket body and the first fastening portion is positioned opposite to the first pivot portion;

[0008] A fastener includes a second pivot portion and a second engaging portion, wherein the second pivot portion is disposed on the bracket body, and the second engaging portion is separable from the first engaging portion to restrict the first engaging portion.

[0009] When the first fastening part disengages from the restriction of the second fastening part, the first fastening part pivotally moves from a first position to a second position.

[0010] According to the above structure, when this utility model is applied to a server, the electronic device is carried by the bracket body, and the bracket body is provided with a first pivot part of the handle and a second pivot part of the fastener. The second fastening part of the fastener can be separated to restrict the first fastening part of the handle. When the first fastening part is released from the restriction of the second fastening part, the first fastening part can be pivotally moved from the first position to the second position, so that the handle can rotate away from the bracket body, allowing the operator to easily hold the handle. This utility model can be used to install or remove the electronic device from the server, thereby improving the efficiency and convenience of installing or removing electronic devices inside the server. Attached Figure Description

[0011] Figure 1 This is a perspective view of the first embodiment of the server rack structure of this utility model;

[0012] Figure 2 This is an exploded view of the first embodiment of the server rack structure of this utility model;

[0013] Figure 3 This is an exploded view from another angle of the first embodiment of the server rack structure of this utility model;

[0014] Figure 4 This is the first embodiment of the present utility model. Figure 3 A magnified view of part A;

[0015] Figure 5 This is the first embodiment of the present utility model. Figure 3 A magnified view of part B;

[0016] Figure 6 This is an exploded view of the bracket body of the first embodiment of the server bracket structure of this utility model;

[0017] Figure 7 This is an exploded view of the support frame of the first embodiment of the server rack structure of this utility model;

[0018] Figure 8 This is an exploded view of the second embodiment of the server rack structure of this utility model. Detailed Implementation

[0019] For a first embodiment of the server rack structure of this utility model, please refer to Figure 1 and Figure 2As shown, the device includes a bracket body, a handle 40, and a fastener 50. In this embodiment, the bracket body includes a support frame 10, a base 20, and an EMI shield 30. The support frame 10 of the bracket body is used to support an electronic device. The base 20 of the bracket body is disposed on the support frame 10. The EMI shield 30 of the bracket body is located between the support frame 10 and the base 20. The handle 40 includes a first pivot portion 42 and a first fastening portion 43. The first pivot portion 42 is disposed on the base 20 of the bracket body, and the first fastening portion 43... The position of part 43 is opposite to that of the first pivot part 42; the fastener 50 includes a second pivot part 52 and a second fastening part 53. The second pivot part 52 is disposed on the base 20 of the bracket body, so that the second fastening part 53 can be separated to restrict the first fastening part 43, thereby restricting the rotation of the handle 40; wherein, when the first fastening part 43 of the handle 40 is released from the restriction of the second fastening part 53 of the fastener 50, the first fastening part 43 is pivotally displaced from a first position to a second position, causing the handle 40 to rotate away from the base 20 of the bracket body.

[0020] With the above-described structure, when this invention is applied to a server, the electronic device is carried by the bracket body, and the bracket body is provided with a first pivot portion 42 of the handle 40 and a second pivot portion 52 of the fastener 50. The second fastening portion 53 of the fastener 50 can be detachably restricted by the first fastening portion 43 of the handle 40. When the first fastening portion 43 is released from the restriction of the second fastening portion 53, the first fastening portion 43 can pivotally move from the first position to the second position, causing the handle 40 to rotate away from the bracket body. This allows the operator to easily hold the handle 40, thereby improving the efficiency and convenience of installing or removing electronic devices inside the server.

[0021] Please see Figure 2 and Figure 3As shown, in this embodiment, the base 20 of the bracket body includes a body 21 and a receiving groove 22. The body 21 is rectangular and has a front side 211, a rear side 212, a top side 213, and a bottom side 214. The front side 211 and the rear side 212 are opposite to each other, and the front side 211 is farther away from the EMI shield 30 than the rear side 212. The top side 213 and the bottom side 214 are opposite to each other, and the top side 213 and the bottom side 214 are respectively connected to the front side 211 and the rear side 212. The receiving groove 22 is recessed in the front side 211 of the body 21. The rear side 212 of the body 21 is fixedly mounted on the support frame 10 by multiple screws. The EMI shield 30 is located between the support frame 10 and the rear side 212 of the body 21.

[0022] In this embodiment, the grip 40 further includes a bracket 41 and a first torsion spring element 44. The bracket 41 has a first pivot portion 42 and a first fastening portion 43 formed on opposite sides, with the first fastening portion 43 closer to the fastener 50 than the first pivot portion 42. Furthermore, in this embodiment, the base 20 further includes a first pivot P1. The extension direction of the first pivot portion 42 is parallel to the axial direction of the first pivot P1. The first pivot portion 42 is pivotally connected to the seat body 21 of the base 20 via the first pivot P1, allowing the bracket 41 to rotate about the axial direction of the first pivot P1. The first torsion spring element 44 is sleeved on the first pivot portion 42. The first torsion spring element 44 has a first end 441 and a second end 442. The first end 441 of the first torsion spring element 44 abuts against the bracket 41, and the second end 442 of the first torsion spring element 44 abuts against the seat body 21 of the base 20, so that the first torsion spring element 44 provides an elastic force to rotate the bracket 41 away from the receiving groove 22.

[0023] In this embodiment, the fastener 50 further includes a buckle body 51 and a second torsion spring element 54. The buckle body 51 is configured relative to the grip 40, and a second pivot portion 52 and a second fastening portion 53 are formed on the side of the buckle body 51 near the grip 40. The second pivot portion 52 is adjacent to the second fastening portion 53. In this embodiment, the base 20 further includes a second pivot P2. The extension direction of the second pivot portion 52 is parallel to the axial direction of the second pivot P2. The second pivot portion 52 is pivotally connected to the seat body 21 of the base 20 through the second pivot P2, so that the buckle body 51 can rotate within the receiving groove 22 about the axial direction of the second pivot P2, causing the second fastening portion 53 to be separably fastened to the first fastening portion 43 of the grip 40, thereby separably restricting the first fastening portion 43. The second torsion spring element 54 is sleeved on the second pivot portion 52. The second torsion spring element 54 has a first end 541 and a second end 542. The first end 541 of the second torsion spring element 54 abuts against the buckle body 51, and the second end 542 of the second torsion spring element 54 abuts against the seat body 21 of the base 20, so that the second torsion spring element 54 provides an elastic force to reset the buckle body 51.

[0024] During use, when the operator has not yet pressed the buckle body 51 of the fastener 50, the second fastening part 53 of the fastener 50 will engage with the first fastening part 43 of the handle 40 to restrict the first fastening part 43 to the first position, so that the bracket 41 is limited in the receiving groove 22; when the operator presses the buckle body 51 and causes the buckle body 51 to rotate into the receiving groove 22, the second fastening part 53 will separate from the first fastening part 43. At this time, since the first fastening part 43 is freed from the restriction of the second fastening part 53, the bracket 41 will rotate outward from the receiving groove 22 and move away from the seat 21, causing the first fastening part 43 to pivot and move from the first position to the second position, so that the operator can easily hold the bracket 41. Through this utility model, the electronic device carried on the support frame 10 can be installed in or removed from the server.

[0025] like Figure 2 and Figure 3 As shown, in this embodiment, the second end 442 of the first torsion spring element 44 and the second end 542 of the second torsion spring element 54 are respectively bent into an L-shape. With such a shape design, the first torsion spring element 44 and the second torsion spring element 54 can be prevented from getting stuck in the gap on the vibratory plate during the assembly process, thus avoiding deformation or damage.

[0026] Please see Figure 3 and Figure 4As shown, in this embodiment, the first pivot portion 42 is further provided with a first engaging protrusion 421. When the first torsion spring element 44 is sleeved on the first pivot portion 42, the first engaging protrusion 421 secures the first torsion spring element 44, thereby restricting the first torsion spring element 44 and preventing it from detaching from the first pivot portion 42. Furthermore, in this embodiment, the bracket 41 is further provided with a limiting groove 411. The limiting groove 411 is located on one side of the first pivot portion 42, and its shape matches the shape of the first end 441 of the first torsion spring element 44. The limiting groove 411 accommodates the first end 441 of the first torsion spring element 44, further restricting the first torsion spring element 44 and preventing displacement of the first torsion spring element 44 during assembly.

[0027] To improve the assembly stability of the first torsion spring element 44, in this embodiment, the grip 40 further includes a one-piece fixing member 45, which is fixedly disposed on the bracket 41, and the fixing member 45 covers the opening of the limiting groove 411 to further restrict the first end 441 of the first torsion spring element 44. Specifically, as Figure 2 and Figure 3 As shown, the fixing member 45 may be provided with a through hole 451, and the bracket 41 may be provided with a locking hole 412 corresponding to the through hole 451. The locking hole 412 is located on one side of the first pivot part 42 and adjacent to the limiting groove 411. The fixing member 45 can be locked to the bracket 41 by a screw passing through the through hole 451 and locking it to the locking hole 412 of the bracket 41.

[0028] like Figure 2 to Figure 4 As shown, in this embodiment, the fixing member 45 is further provided with at least one alignment notch 452, and the bracket 41 is further provided with at least one alignment protrusion 413 corresponding to at least one alignment notch 452. At least one alignment protrusion 413 is located on one side of the first pivot portion 42 and adjacent to the limiting groove 411 and the locking hole 412. At least one alignment notch 452 engages with at least one alignment protrusion 413 to align the fixing member 45 with the bracket 41, thereby preventing misalignment between the fixing member 45 and the bracket 41. In this embodiment, the shape of at least one alignment notch 452 matches the shape of at least one alignment protrusion 413. At least one alignment notch 452 can be a rectangular notch, a semi-circular notch, or a triangular notch, and at least one alignment protrusion 413 can be a rectangular protrusion, a semi-circular protrusion, or a triangular protrusion.

[0029] Please see Figure 3and Figure 5 As shown, in this embodiment, a second engaging protrusion 521 is further provided on the top of the second pivot portion 52. When the second torsion spring element 54 is sleeved on the second pivot portion 52, the second engaging protrusion 521 secures the second torsion spring element 54, thereby restricting the second torsion spring element 54 and preventing it from detaching from the second pivot portion 52. Furthermore, in this embodiment, the buckle body 51 is further provided with a blocking protrusion 511. The blocking protrusion 511 is located on one side of the second pivot portion 52 and blocks the first end 541 of the second torsion spring element 54, thereby further restricting the second torsion spring element 54 and preventing displacement of the second torsion spring element 54 during assembly.

[0030] Please see Figure 6 As shown, in this embodiment, the EMI shield 30 of the bracket body includes a base 31 and a plurality of spring tabs 32. The base 31 is located between the support frame 10 and the rear side surface 212 of the seat body 21 of the base 20. The plurality of spring tabs 32 extend from the top and bottom sides of the base 31 in the extension direction of the first pivot portion 42 toward the seat body 21 of the base 20 and the support frame 10. For example, the plurality of spring tabs 32 may extend from the top and bottom sides of the base 31 toward the top side surface 213 and the bottom side surface 214 of the seat body 21 of the base 20, and extend toward the support frame 10 after being bent. The base 31 has multiple first engaging openings 311 on its top and bottom sides. The top side 213 and bottom side 214 of the base 20 body 21 are respectively provided with multiple first limiting buckles 23. The multiple first engaging openings 311 engage with the multiple first limiting buckles 23 to assemble and fix the EMI shield 30 to the base 21.

[0031] In this embodiment, the positions of the plurality of first engaging openings 311 match the positions of the plurality of first limiting buckles 23. The plurality of first engaging openings 311 are arranged at intervals on the top and bottom sides of the base 31, and the plurality of first limiting buckles 23 are arranged at intervals on the top side 213 and bottom side 214 of the seat 21.

[0032] Please see Figure 6 and Figure 7As shown, in this embodiment, the support frame 10 of the bracket body is U-shaped and includes a plate-shaped first connecting portion 11, two plate-shaped second connecting portions 12, and a plurality of J-shaped EMI clips 13. The first connecting portion 11 has a front side 111 and a rear side 112 facing each other, with the front side 111 being closer to the EMI shield 30 than the rear side 112. The rear side 212 of the base 20 is fixedly mounted on the front side 111 of the first connecting portion 11 by a plurality of screws. The base 31 of the EMI shield 30 is located between the front side 111 of the first connecting portion 11 and the rear side 212 of the base 20 and is fixed to the first connecting portion 11. The two second connecting portions 12 are respectively connected to the opposite ends of the rear side 112 of the first connecting portion 11, so that the first connecting portion 11 and the two second connecting portions 12 mutually define an accommodating space S for accommodating the electronic device. The plurality of EMI clips 13 are respectively clamped on the two second connecting parts 12.

[0033] like Figure 6 As shown, in this embodiment, the front side 111 of the first connecting portion 11 is further provided with a plurality of guide protrusions 113, which extend from the front side 111 of the first connecting portion 11 towards the EMI shield 30. When the support frame 10 is assembled with the EMI shield 30, the plurality of spring pieces 32 of the EMI shield 30 will be guided outward by the plurality of guide protrusions 113, thereby preventing the plurality of spring pieces 32 from directly abutting against the front side 111 of the first connecting portion 11 during assembly, which would cause deformation or damage.

[0034] like Figure 7 As shown, in this embodiment, the two second connecting parts 12 are respectively provided with a plurality of second limiting buckles 123, and the plurality of EMI clips 13 are respectively provided with a plurality of second engaging openings 131. The plurality of second engaging openings 131 engage with the plurality of second limiting buckles 123 respectively, so that the plurality of EMI clips 13 are assembled and fixed with the two second connecting parts 12.

[0035] Specifically, the second connecting portion 12 of the support frame 10 may have an outer side 121 and an inner side 122 respectively, with the two outer side 121 being farther away from the accommodating space S than the two inner side 122. The two outer side 121 may each have a plurality of first mounting grooves 1211 recessed therein, and the bottom of the plurality of first mounting grooves 1211 may each have a plurality of second limiting buckles 123 protruding therefrom. The two inner side 122 may each have a plurality of second mounting grooves 1221 recessed therein. The positions of the plurality of first mounting grooves 1211 correspond to the positions of the plurality of second mounting grooves 1221. When the plurality of EMI clips 13 are respectively clamped in the plurality of first mounting grooves 1211 and the plurality of second mounting grooves 1221, the plurality of EMI clips 13 can engage with the plurality of second limiting buckles 123 through the plurality of second engaging openings 131 to prevent the plurality of EMI clips 13 from detaching from the two second connecting portions 12.

[0036] like Figure 7 As shown, at least one guide surface 124 can be formed on the adjacent side ends of the first mounting groove 1211 and the second mounting groove 1221. When the plurality of EMI clips 13 are assembled with the two second connecting parts 12, at least one guide surface 124 is used to guide the EMI clips 13 to open the EMI clips 13, so that the EMI clips 13 are clamped into the first mounting groove 1211 and the second mounting groove 1221, thereby improving the assembly convenience between the plurality of EMI clips 13 and the two second connecting parts 12.

[0037] For a second embodiment of the server rack structure of this utility model, please refer to [link / reference]. Figure 8 As shown, its main technical content is largely the same as the first embodiment described above, except that the main difference lies in the shape and configuration of the first torsion spring element 44. In this embodiment, the first end 441 of the first torsion spring element 44 is annular, and the grip 40 further includes a cylindrical fitting 46. The fitting 46 passes through the through hole 451 of the fixing member 45, and the first end 441 of the first torsion spring element 44 is fitted onto the fitting 46. By passing the screw through the fitting 46 and locking it to the locking hole 412 of the bracket 41, the fixing member 45 and the fitting 46 are locked onto the bracket 41, thereby fixing the first end 441 of the first torsion spring element 44 onto the bracket 41, thereby improving the assembly stability of the first torsion spring element 44.

Claims

1. A server rack structure, characterized in that, The server rack structure includes: A bracket body for supporting an electronic device; A handle, comprising a first pivot portion and a first fastening portion, wherein the first pivot portion is disposed on the bracket body and the first fastening portion is positioned opposite to the first pivot portion; A fastener includes a second pivot portion and a second engaging portion, wherein the second pivot portion is disposed on the bracket body, and the second engaging portion is separable from the first engaging portion to restrict the first engaging portion. When the first fastening part disengages from the restriction of the second fastening part, the first fastening part pivotally moves from a first position to a second position.

2. The server rack structure according to claim 1, characterized in that, The grip further includes: A bracket, wherein the first pivot portion and the first fastening portion are respectively formed on opposite sides; A first torsion spring element is sleeved on the first pivot portion.

3. The server rack structure according to claim 2, characterized in that, The first pivot portion is provided with a first engaging protrusion, which secures the first torsion spring element. The bracket is provided with a limiting groove located on one side of the first pivot portion, which accommodates one end of the first torsion spring element.

4. The server rack structure according to claim 2, characterized in that, The grip further includes a fixing member disposed on the bracket. The fixing member has at least one alignment notch, and the bracket has at least one alignment protrusion. At least one alignment protrusion is located on one side of the first pivot portion, and at least one alignment notch engages with at least one alignment protrusion.

5. The server rack structure according to claim 4, characterized in that, The grip further includes a fitting that passes through the fixing member, and one end of the first torsion spring element is fitted onto the fitting.

6. The server rack structure according to claim 1, characterized in that, The fastener further includes: A buckle body is configured relative to the grip, and a second pivot portion and a second fastening portion are formed on one side of the buckle body; A second torsion spring element is sleeved on the second pivot portion.

7. The server rack structure according to claim 6, characterized in that, The second pivot portion is provided with a second engaging protrusion, which secures the second torsion spring element. The buckle body is provided with a blocking protrusion located on one side of the second pivot portion, which blocks one end of the second torsion spring element.

8. The server rack structure according to claim 1, characterized in that, The bracket body includes: A support frame for supporting the electronic device; A base is provided on the support frame, and the first pivot portion of the handle and the second pivot portion of the fastener are provided on the base; An EMI shield is located between the support frame and the base.

9. The server rack structure according to claim 8, characterized in that, The EMI shield includes: A base portion located between the support frame and the base; Multiple spring clips extend from both sides of the base in the extension direction of the first pivot portion toward the base and the support frame; The base is provided with a plurality of first engaging openings, and the base is provided with a plurality of first limiting buckles, wherein the plurality of first engaging openings engage with the plurality of first limiting buckles.

10. The server rack structure according to claim 8, characterized in that, The support frame includes: A first connecting portion, the base being disposed on the first connecting portion, and the EMI shield being located between the first connecting portion and the base; Two second connecting parts are respectively connected to the first connecting part; Multiple EMI clips are respectively clamped onto the two second connecting parts.

11. The server rack structure according to claim 10, characterized in that, The first connecting portion is provided with a plurality of guiding protrusions, which extend from the first connecting portion toward the EMI shield.

12. The server rack structure according to claim 10, characterized in that, Each of the two second connecting parts is provided with a plurality of second limiting buckles, and each of the plurality of EMI clips is provided with a plurality of second engaging openings, which engage with the plurality of second limiting buckles respectively.

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