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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 14, 2016
Filed:
Sep. 12, 2012
Gregory Perosino, Torrington, CT (US);
Joseph Hamilton, Sweetwater, TN (US);
Timothy Hamilton, Lenoir City, TN (US);
David Mazzarelli, Torrington, CT (US);
Nicholas Cegelka, Torrington, CT (US);
Michael Hissong, Torrington, CT (US);
Brian Delisle, Barkhamsted, CT (US);
Gregory Perosino, Torrington, CT (US);
Joseph Hamilton, Sweetwater, TN (US);
Timothy Hamilton, Lenoir City, TN (US);
David Mazzarelli, Torrington, CT (US);
Nicholas Cegelka, Torrington, CT (US);
Michael Hissong, Torrington, CT (US);
Brian DeLisle, Barkhamsted, CT (US);
COMMERCIAL SEWING, INC., Torrington, CT (US);
Abstract
A hinge having securing features includes a first hinge body portion including a first frame association end and a nesting cavity, the first frame association end and the nesting cavity being disposed at opposite ends of the first hinge body portion, a second hinge body portion defining a second frame association end and a nesting body configured for nesting in the nesting cavity of the first hinge body portion, the second frame association end and the nesting body being disposed at opposite ends of the second hinge body portion, wherein the first hinge body portion and the second hinge body portion are rotatably associated via a pivot point, and at least one securing feature configured for securing the nesting body within the nesting cavity in a manner that prevents rotation of the first body portion relative to the second body portion about the pivot point.