Display Bracket Base with Quick-Release Lock Screw Clamping
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing desktop display brackets require cumbersome and inefficient mounting processes due to the need for multiple turns of a lock screw to secure the clamping mechanism to a desktop or table top, leading to low installation efficiency.
Innovation Solution
A base for the display bracket featuring a movable block with a thread engaged with the lock screw, allowing the lock screw to be adjusted and secured without needing to be turned multiple times, utilizing a rotating shaft and spring pieces to facilitate quick engagement and disengagement, enabling direct adjustment and locking of the lock screw to the desired position.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If the lock screw is threaded connected with the connecting part, then the clamping mechanism can securely clamp the desktop or table top, but it requires turning dozens of rounds to achieve locking, leading to low installation efficiency
Solution Approach 1:
The movable block is designed to transition between a locked position (where it engages with the lock screw thread) and an unlocked position (where it disengages from the thread). This dynamic positioning allows the system to switch between secure clamping and quick adjustment modes, resolving the contradiction between reliability and installation time.
Solution Approach 2:
The clamping mechanism is divided into separate functional components: the lock screw, the movable block with thread, and the connecting part. The movable block acts as an independent segment that can be positioned separately to control engagement, allowing quick setup without threading the entire lock screw through multiple rounds.
2Reliability
If the lock screw is made long enough to accommodate multiple turns, then secure locking is achieved, but the structure becomes more complex and adjustment becomes more troublesome
Solution Approach 1:
The movable block serves as an intermediary component between the lock screw and the connecting part. Instead of requiring the lock screw itself to be long and threaded throughout, the movable block provides the necessary threading function locally, simplifying the overall structure while maintaining locking capability.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
Significantly improves mounting efficiency by allowing the lock screw to be quickly adjusted and secured, eliminating the need for multiple turns, thus simplifying the installation process and enhancing the overall efficiency of the clamping mechanism.
Implementation Method 1
a spring piece is disposed between the movable block and the connecting part
Data Source
AI summary
Some embodiments of the disclosure provide a base for a display bracket and the display bracket, wherein the base for the display bracket includes a supporting part, a connecting part, and a lock screw. The connecting part is connected with the supporting part. The connecting part is provided with a first through hole and a movable block movably disposed at the first through hole. The lock screw passes through the first through hole, a clamping space is formed between a free end of the lock screw and the supporting part. The movable block has a thread engaged with the lock screw, so that when the thread of the movable block is controlled to be disengaged from the lock screw, the lock screw does not need to be turned and freely rises or falls in the first through hole of the connecting part.


