Stands/Trestles TRIZ Cases

A built-in phone stand replaces bulky tripods by attaching securely, tilting easily, and enabling quick selfies or video calls on flat surfaces.

A tubular mounting unit and movable ceiling flange let operating theatre stands fit unknown ceiling heights without sacrificing load-bearing strength.

A necked-down coupling with curved inverted cones improves fatigue life while preserving controlled break-away under impact and service loads.

Indented rings and a latch replace clamps or gas springs, making monitor height adjustment easier while securely supporting single or multi-monitor setups.

A latch-and-detent handlebar bracket enables linear mounting and rotational release, securing bike accessories without rattle or accidental unmounting.

Engagement protrusions and an anti-rotation pin let a gimbal rotate multiple turns while keeping reliable preset limits in both directions.

An internal pump and chamber pressure sensor counter vacuum leakage, keeping suction cups quiet, compact, and adhered for long periods.

A snap-lock mounting seat and supporting arm replace screws, making display stand assembly and removal easier while keeping a firm connection.

An adjustable arm and clamp hold a communication device above the mirror, preserving reflection while improving viewing angle flexibility.

A horizontal track and sliding carriage support heavy workstation loads while improving lateral access to monitors, ports, and peripherals.

A retractable rotating camera mount frees display area while switching one camera between front, rear, and panoramic shooting.

A pliable stabilizing mass around a recessed mounting platform keeps compact cameras steady on uneven surfaces without rigid anchoring.

Dual seal members and an interconnecting vent port keep suction secure, then vent both pressure zones for fast, low-force release.

Interlocking teeth and a pivoted lever let a mobile support hold selected height and angle positions without losing viewing stability.

Magnetic buckle rings and rotational release simplify display stand assembly while improving positioning stability and user safety.

A rotating bottom bracket lets a cylindrical camera clip to thin display bezels, add tilt adjustment, and keep a slim high-resolution form.

A modular mount with a quick-release connector enables stable top-down camera positioning and easy battery replacement on VESA plates.

Moving laser dots use wind or vibration-driven motion to deter birds more effectively than stationary beams and cover larger areas.

Redirects rifle recoil parallel to the barrel with resilient members, stabilizing the tripod and reducing realignment between shots.

A gas strut, torque elements, and a washer-gasket interface improve vertical adjustment control and resist unintended display movement.

Spring-loaded gripping plates and dual-pivot levers hold varied device sizes securely while enabling fast release and reattachment.

A removable computing module in the display stand lets users upgrade processing, memory, storage, and networking without replacing the whole desktop.

A pivoting telescopic prop uses cabinet weight to self-stabilize, enabling safer one-person installation in tight spaces.

Constant-torque hinges and multi-surface interfaces let one monitor mount support stable, adjustable desktop, wall, and mobile setups.

Two non-parallel inclined surfaces stabilize spring resistance, letting a display support hold different screen weights at any height.

Pivoting beam sections and telescopic height control shrink ADAS calibration bracket size while preserving stable, precise sensor setup.

A rotating folding mechanism lets the gimbal camera extend for shooting and fold against the body to prevent shaking and save storage space.

A guided elevating and pivoting camera hides behind the screen, enabling narrow bezels and automatic front-camera deployment.

An elastic suction mount and pan mechanism keep an indoor camera upright after pet impacts while preserving flexible placement.

A sliding driving member actuates a clamping seat to replace threaded camera mounting, cutting bracket assembly and removal time.

A 360-degree rod butt gimbal uses washers and tension control to keep steady line tension while enabling smooth angle changes during big-game fishing.

A friction cartridge, spring latch, and panning insert reduce joint slack while keeping monitor and accessory positioning easy to adjust.

A tri-lobe center column and sleeve-plunger lock cut tripod bulk while preserving stability, adjustability, and debris resistance.

A screw-driven clamping holder adjusts to partition thickness without tooth interference, helping mount displays securely while avoiding scratches.

Spaced alignment rods create a stable phone camera support and an angled ramp to practice putt speed and line on the green.

A motor-driven telescopic carriage moves crane loads inboard under load, reducing deck deflection and freeing crane operations sooner.

A translating rail and arm socket let one stand support different display housings with ergonomic positioning and no calibration.

Pivoting platform, support, and base components keep a bucket upright on uneven roofs while folding compactly for storage and transport.

A tilting ramp shifts a loaded cart's weight onto its wheels, cutting the upper body force needed to tip it into rolling position.

Springs or gas pistons let a high-mounted television lower, tilt, and swivel smoothly for eye-level viewing above furniture.

A camera holder aligned to the optical axis separates rotation from translation, improving sample image accuracy and maintenance in lab automation.

Multi-angled inner wall segments keep a bucket upright on pitched roofs, reducing spills and improving stability across roof slopes.

A sliding face and rear plate mount fits larger security keypads on narrow door frames while hiding wire looms to limit tampering.

Spring-loaded pawls and a rotating lock let a bipod grasp a firearm sling stud quickly, reducing mounting errors while improving attachment security.

A rotating, side-sliding grab bar extends past phone edges to improve grip stability and thumb access on larger phones.

A VESA-compatible quick release mount uses hooks and an elastic stop plate to speed attachment while fitting different objects and supports.

A triangular multi-face bracket mounts several displays on one fixture to overcome 180-degree viewing limits and provide full-angle access.

A segmented ring-like support frame cuts press complexity and material use while enabling stable single or parallel hydraulic pressing.

Sliding edge blocks and locking joints let one holder fit rectangular optical components of different sizes, cutting custom frame and storage needs.

Tapered head-and-socket clamp surfaces cut hinge parts and play while keeping adjustable friction for stable load balancing.