Express Products, Inc.

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Dennis G Gill

Michael J Gill

Ryan L Gill

Nathan K Root

Paul A Carver

A die stacker for stacking stamping dies has a supporting base, an attachment stem projecting upwardly from said base for insertion into the slot of a slotted foot of a die, and a clamp moveably mounted on said stem which can be moved into or out of clamping engagement with a slotted die foot. Several such die stackers are attached to a die to support the die in a stack or on the floor with the die spaced above the floor.

Die stacker

A door assembly, a hanger bracket therefor and the method of using the bracket to hang the door jamb assembly, in which the door hanger bracket has an elongated body configured to provide a wall mounting tab at each end, such that said bracket can be secured to a door jamb as a unitary bracket and provide a wall mounting tab on each wall at each side of the jamb. The bracket also includes a break line such that it can be broken in two and used either on two different jambs or two different locations on the same side of a single jamb or can be located on opposite sides of the same jamb, where the jamb is too wide for the unitary bracket.

Two in one door hanger bracket

A door assembly, a hanger bracket therefor which comprises an elongated manually bendable body which extends from a first wall mounting tab at one end, for a distance approximately equal to the width of a door jamb, and sufficiently far beyond to provide for forming a second wall mounting tab. The elongated body includes at least one bend line extending laterally with respect to the length of said body, whereby the body can be manually bent to form said second wall mounting tab, after the bracket has been secured to the jamb of the door assembly and the door assembly located in the door opening of the wall and secured to one side of the wall by the first wall mounting tab. Two bend lines are shown such that the bracket can be used in a wall having drywall on both sides, or in a wall having drywall on only one side.

Door hanger bracket

A door hanger () is disclosed for use in installation of a door assembly (). The door hanger () includes a jamb arm () with a triangular shaped edge (), and proximate shorter edges () formed inwardly from the triangular shaped edge () and perpendicular to each other. A pair of opposing faces () are formed by the triangular shaped edge () and the proximate edges (), and a central hole () is located substantially in the center of the opposing faces (). An alignment flange () is perpendicular to the jamb arm () and includes a distal arcuate edge (). The arcuate edge () has a configuration substantially conforming to the legs of a triangle. Formed inwardly from the distal arcuate edge () are a pair of opposing sides (), with sets of alignment notches () formed on the opposing sides (). The alignment flange () also includes an alignment slot () for purposes of selectively aligning a connecting screw or the like for attaching the door hanger () to either a strike side wall () or a hinge side wall (). The door hanger () also includes a pair of tabs () which assist in proper alignment of the door hanger () along the edges of the strike jamb () or hinge jamb (), as the case may be.

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Grand Rapids, MI, United States of America

Dennis G Gill