Carrying Rack Connector Assembly for Gap-Free Rod Locking

An urging member is introduced as an intermediary component between the connecting rod and mounting rod. This urging member is elastically deformable and can be compressed to eliminate gaps, providing stable contact and preventing relative movement between the rods while maintaining the simple insertion-based connection structure.

The urging member changes its physical state from a compressed elastic state to a relaxed state, or vice versa, during the connection process. When the connecting rod is inserted, the urging member is compressed, changing its shape and providing continuous contact pressure to eliminate gaps and ensure stable connection.

The urging member serves as a mediator that absorbs the impact and wobbling forces between the bolt and the rod surfaces. By providing continuous elastic contact, it prevents direct collision and wear between the bolt and rod surfaces, extending component durability while maintaining adjustability.

The urging member provides beforehand cushioning by being pre-compressed or designed to compress during connection, creating a cushioning effect that absorbs subsequent vibrations and collisions during vehicle movement, preventing wear and deformation of the bolt and rod surfaces.

The urging member provides beforehand cushioning that prevents the wear and enlargement of the through hole in the first place. By absorbing vibrations and preventing direct contact between the bolt and rod surfaces, it eliminates the need to enlarge the hole, maintaining connection stability throughout the service life.

The urging member converts the potentially harmful vibrations and collisions into beneficial elastic deformation, absorbing the energy that would otherwise cause wear and hole enlargement. This transforms a harmful mechanical interaction into a protective cushioning mechanism.