Pull handle structure

Abstract

A pull handle structure includes a carrier mounted on a first object, a pull handle movably assembled to the carrier, and a limiting section located on the pull handle for connecting to, interfering with or engaging with a second object, or the limiting section connects to, interferes with or engages with the carrier, wherein the carrier loads the pull handle by folding. By operating the pull handle to move the carrier, the first object can be engaged with or separated from the second object. Therefore, the pull handle structure has the advantages of being securely lockable in place and operable in an easy, convenient, effortless and quick manner.

Claims

1. A pull handle structure, comprising: a carrier being mounted on a first object, and has a corresponding holding section; a pull handle includes a holding section for engaging with or interfering with the corresponding holding section; wherein, the pull handle has a corresponding coupling section, and the carrier has a coupling section, the pull handle being movably assembled to the carrier when the corresponding coupling section and the coupling section are pivotally coupled to each other; and a limiting section being located on the pull handle for connecting to, interfering with or engaging with a second object, or the limiting section connecting to, interfering with or engaging with the carrier, wherein the carrier is formed integrally to provide support for the pull handle, the carrier has a bottom plate, and the carrier has four folding portions around sides of the bottom plate, spaced-apart slits are disposed between the four folding portions, the carrier defines a recess for receiving the pull handle therein; wherein the limiting section on the pull handle is located between the holding section and the corresponding coupling section, and the holding section, the limiting section, and the corresponding coupling section are in different positions along the pull handle; the holding section is securely locked to the corresponding holding section when the pull handle is folded to receive in the recess of the carrier, and the holding section is unlocked from the corresponding holding section when the pull handle structure is turned to move the pull handle out of the recess of the carrier.

2. The pull handle structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein the carrier has a hole portion and the second object has a corresponding limiting section; and the corresponding limiting section of the second object being extended through, connected to, interfered with or engaged with the hole portion.

3. The pull handle structure as claimed in claim 2, wherein the limiting section is interfered with, connected to or engaged with the corresponding limiting section of the second object, and that the corresponding limiting section is limited to a lateral end of the hole portion of the carrier or to a linearly lateral side of the hole portion for holding the first object in place.

4. The pull handle structure as claimed in claim 2, wherein the hole portion of the carrier includes a widened passage section or a narrowed locating section communicably connected to the widened passage section, the corresponding limiting section includes a neck portion, or includes a head portion and a neck portion, for extending through the widened passage section or the narrowed locating section, the widened passage section has a size larger than the corresponding limiting section, or the narrowed locating section has a size smaller than the head portion but larger than the neck portion of the corresponding limiting section.

5. The pull handle structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein the carrier has a limiting portion, and the second object has a corresponding limiting section.

6. The pull handle structure as claimed in claim 5, wherein the corresponding limiting section includes a widened passage section or a narrowed locating section communicably connected to the widened passage section, the limiting section includes a neck portion, or includes a head portion and a neck portion; and the neck portion being configured for engaging with the narrowed locating section or the widened passage section.

7. The pull handle structure as claimed in claim 5, wherein the limiting section includes a widened passage section, or a narrowed locating section communicably connected to the widened passage section, the corresponding limiting section includes a neck portion, or includes a head portion and a neck portion; and the neck portion being configured for engaging with the narrowed locating section or the widened passage section.

8. The pull handle structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein the limiting section has a first limiting portion or a second limiting portion adapted to separate from or interfere with the second object, or bring the first object to move or return to an initial position, or bring the second object to move or return to an initial position.

9. The pull handle structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein the carrier has fixing sections, at where the carrier is fixed to the first object; or the carrier has an abutted section, against which the pull handle is abutted and pressed; when the pull handle is pivotally turned, the limiting section is axially, horizontally or vertically moved.

10. The pull handle structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein the limiting section and the pull handle are integrally formed with or movably assembled to each other, or movably assembled to each other via a shaft; the limiting section is moved to separate from or interfere with the second object; or an elastic member is located between and pressed against the carrier and the limiting section.

11. The pull handle structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein the carrier or the pull handle is provided with an elastic member; and the elastic member being pressing against the pull handle or the carrier, so that the pull handle is elastically movable or elastically turnable.

12. The pull handle structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein the carrier is formed by folding a sheet body.

13. The pull handle structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein the carrier fits to another carrier to restrict partially, close partially or close an open position at an end of the carrier, wherein the carrier and the another carrier fit together by a fitting portion or a positioning portion.

14. A pull handle structure, comprising: a carrier being mounted on a first object, and has a corresponding holding section; a pull handle includes a holding section for engaging with or interfering with the corresponding holding section; wherein, the pull handle has a corresponding coupling section, and the carrier has a coupling section, the pull handle being movably assembled to the carrier when the corresponding coupling section and the coupling section are pivotally coupled to each other; and a limiting section being located on the pull handle for connecting to, interfering with or engaging with a second object, or the limiting section connecting to, interfering with or engaging with the carrier, wherein the carrier is formed integrally to provide support for the pull handle, the carrier has a bottom plate, and the carrier has four folding portions around sides of the bottom plate, spaced-apart slits are disposed between the four folding portions, the carrier defines a recess for receiving the pull handle therein; wherein the carrier has a hole portion, and the second object has a corresponding limiting section; and the corresponding limiting section of the second object being vertically extended through the carrier, and connected to, interfered with or engaged with the hole portion; wherein the limiting section on the pull handle is located between the holding section and the corresponding coupling section, and the holding section, the limiting section, and the corresponding coupling section are in different positions along the pull handle; the holding section is securely locked to the corresponding holding section when the pull handle is folded to receive in the recess of the carrier, and the holding section is unlocked from the corresponding holding section when the pull handle structure is turned to move the pull handle out of the recess of the carrier.

15. A pull handle structure, comprising: a carrier being mounted on a first object, and has a corresponding holding section; a pull handle includes a holding section for engaging with or interfering with the corresponding holding section; wherein, the pull handle has a corresponding coupling section, and the carrier has a coupling section, the corresponding coupling section and the coupling section are mutually movably coupled to each other; and a limiting section being located on the pull handle for connecting to, interfering with or engaging with a second object, or the limiting section connecting to, interfering with or engaging with the carrier, wherein the carrier is formed integrally to provide support for the pull handle, the carrier has a bottom plate, and the carrier has four folding portions around sides of the bottom plate, spaced-apart slits are disposed between the four folding portions, the carrier defines a recess for receiving the pull handle therein; wherein the limiting section and the pull handle are movably assembled to each other via a shaft; wherein an elastic member is provided between and pressed against the carrier and the limiting section, and the limiting section being positioned by the elastic member while the pull handle separates from the second object; wherein the limiting section on the pull handle is located between the holding section and the corresponding coupling section, and the holding section, the limiting section, and the corresponding coupling section are in different positions along the pull handle; the holding section is securely locked to the corresponding holding section when the pull handle is folded to receive in the recess of the carrier, and the holding section is unlocked from the corresponding holding section when the pull handle structure is turned to move the pull handle out of the recess of the carrier.

16. A pull handle structure, comprising: a carrier being mounted on a first object, and has a corresponding holding section; a pull handle includes a holding section for engaging with or interfering with the corresponding holding section; wherein, the pull handle has a corresponding coupling section, and the carrier has a coupling section, the pull handle being movably assembled to the carrier when the corresponding coupling section and the coupling section are pivotally coupled to each other; and a limiting section being located on the pull handle for connecting to, interfering with or engaging with a second object, or the limiting section connecting to, interfering with or engaging with the carrier, wherein the carrier is formed integrally to provide support for the pull handle, the carrier has a bottom plate, and the carrier has four folding portions around sides of the bottom plate, spaced-apart slits are disposed between the four folding portions, the carrier defines a recess for receiving the pull handle therein; wherein the carrier has a limiting portion, and the second object has a corresponding limiting section; wherein the corresponding limiting section includes a widened passage section or a narrowed locating section communicably connected to the widened passage section, the limiting section includes a neck portion, or includes a head portion and a neck portion; and the neck portion is vertically protruded from the carrier, and the neck portion being configured for engaging with the narrowed locating section or the widened passage section; wherein the limiting section on the pull handle is located between the holding section and the corresponding coupling section, and the holding section, the limiting section, and the corresponding coupling section are in different positions along the pull handle; the holding section is securely locked to the corresponding holding section when the pull handle is folded to receive in the recess of the carrier, and the holding section is unlocked from the corresponding holding section when the pull handle structure is turned to move the pull handle out of the recess of the carrier.

17. A pull handle structure, comprising: a carrier being mounted on a first object, and has a corresponding holding section; a pull handle includes a holding section for engaging with or interfering with the corresponding holding section; wherein, the pull handle has a corresponding coupling section, and the carrier has a coupling section, the pull handle being movably assembled to the carrier when the corresponding coupling section and the coupling section are pivotally coupled to each other; and a limiting section being located on the pull handle for connecting to, interfering with or engaging with a second object, or the limiting section connecting to, interfering with or engaging with the carrier, wherein the carrier is formed integrally to provide support for the pull handle, the carrier has a bottom plate, and the carrier has four folding portions around sides of the bottom plate, spaced-apart slits are disposed between the four folding portions, the carrier defines a recess for receiving the pull handle therein; wherein the carrier has a limiting portion, and the second object has a corresponding limiting section; wherein the limiting section includes a widened passage section, or a narrowed locating section communicably connected to the widened passage section, the corresponding limiting section includes a neck portion, or includes a head portion and a neck portion; and the neck portion is vertically protruded from the second object, and the neck portion being configured for engaging with the narrowed locating section or the widened passage section; wherein the limiting section on the pull handle is located between the holding section and the corresponding coupling section, and the holding section, the limiting section, and the corresponding coupling section are in different positions along the pull handle; the holding section is securely locked to the corresponding holding section when the pull handle is folded to receive in the recess of the carrier, and the holding section is unlocked from the corresponding holding section when the pull handle structure is turned to move the pull handle out of the recess of the carrier.

18. A pull handle structure, comprising: a carrier being mounted on a first object, and has a corresponding holding section; a pull handle includes a holding section for engaging with or interfering with the corresponding holding section; wherein, the pull handle has a corresponding coupling section, and the carrier has a coupling section, the pull handle being movably assembled to the carrier when the corresponding coupling section and the coupling section are pivotally coupled to each other; and a limiting section being located on the pull handle for connecting to, interfering with or engaging with a second object, or the limiting section connecting to, interfering with or engaging with the carrier; wherein the limiting section on the pull handle is located between the holding section and the corresponding coupling section, and the holding section, the limiting section, and the corresponding coupling section are in different positions along the pull handle; the holding section is securely locked to the corresponding holding section when the pull handle is folded to receive in the carrier, and the holding section is unlocked from the corresponding holding section when the pull handle structure is turned to move the pull handle out of the carrier.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

(1) FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a pull handle structure according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

(2) FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the pull handle structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

(3) FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing the manner of using the pull handle structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

(4) FIG. 4 is a sectional view showing the manner of using the pull handle structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

(5) FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing the manner of using the pull handle structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

(6) FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing the manner of using the pull handle structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

(7) FIG. 7 is a sectional view of a pull handle structure according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

(8) FIG. 8 is a sectional view of a pull handle structure according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

(9) FIG. 9 is a sectional view of a pull handle structure according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

(10) FIG. 10 is a sectional view of a pull handle structure according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

(11) FIG. 11 is a sectional view of a pull handle structure according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

(12) FIG. 12 shows different configurations available for a limiting section provided on the pull handle structure of the present invention.

(13) FIG. 13 is a sectional view of a pull handle structure according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention.

(14) FIG. 14 is a sectional view of a pull handle structure according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention.

(15) FIG. 15 is a sectional view of a pull handle structure according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

(16) FIG. 16 is a sectional view of a pull handle structure according to an eighth embodiment of the present invention.

(17) FIG. 17 is a sectional view of a pull handle structure according to an eighth embodiment of the present invention.

(18) FIG. 18 shows a hole portion on the pull handle structure according to the eighth embodiment of the present invention is engaged with a corresponding limiting section on a second object.

(19) FIG. 19 is a sectional view of a pull handle structure according to a ninth embodiment of the present invention.

(20) FIG. 20 is a sectional views of a pull handle structure according to a tenth embodiment of the present invention.

(21) FIG. 21 is a sectional views of a pull handle structure according to a tenth embodiment of the present invention.

(22) FIG. 22 shows a limiting section on the pull handle structure according to the tenth embodiment of the present invention is engaged with a corresponding limiting section on a second object.

(23) FIG. 23 shows a limiting section on a pull handle structure according to an eleventh embodiment of the present invention is engaged with a corresponding limiting section on a second object.

(24) FIG. 24 is a schematic view of a carrier according to the twelfth embodiment of the present invention.

(25) FIG. 25 is a schematic view of how the carrier is formed according to the twelfth embodiment of the present invention.

(26) FIG. 26 is a ram schematic view of the pull handle structure according to the twelfth embodiment of the present invention.

(27) FIG. 27 is an exploded view of the pull handle structure according to the thirteenth embodiment of the present invention.

(28) FIG. 28 is a schematic view of the assembled pull handle structure according to the thirteenth embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

(29) The present invention will now be described with some preferred embodiments thereof and by referring to the accompanying drawings. For the purpose of easy to understand, elements that are the same in the preferred embodiments are denoted by the same reference numerals.

(30) Please refer to FIGS. 1 and 2 that are perspective and sectional views, respectively, of a pull handle structure according to a first embodiment of the present invention. As shown, the pull handle structure in the first embodiment includes at least a carrier 1, a pull handle 2 and a limiting section 3.

(31) The carrier 1 is configured for mounting on a first object 4 and has a hole portion 11 and a corresponding holding section 12. The hole portion 11 has a length between 1 mm and 250 mm and can be elongated in shape, a structure with unequal length and width, a round structure, a structure with equal length and width, a long structure, a recessed section, a recess, a through hole or a long slot. The corresponding holding section 12 can be a retaining member, a locking member, a protrusion, a recessed member, a groove, a flat member, a through hole, an elastic member, a post, a latch, a plate or a hooking member. The carrier 1 further includes an abutted section 13, which can be a plate, a block, a post, a protrusion, a recessed member, a flat member, a cambered member or a beveled member. The first object 4 has first assembling sections 41, each of which can be a hooking member, a retaining member, a groove, a hole, a protrusion, a recessed member, a flat member, a cambered member or a through hole. The carrier 1 defines a recess 14 for receiving the pull handle 2 therein. The first object 4 can be a board, a plate, a block, a panel, a chassis top cover, a cover, a rack, a support, a door leaf or a jamb. And, the carrier 1 further includes fixing sections 15, at where the carrier 1 is fixed to the first object 4.

(32) The pull handle 2 is movably assembled to the carrier 1 and includes a holding section 21 for engaging with, interfering with or connecting to the corresponding holding section 12 on the carrier 1. The holding section 21 can be a retaining member, a locking member, a protrusion, a recessed member, a groove, a flat member, a through hole, an elastic member, a post, a latch, a plate or a hooking member. The pull handle 2 further includes a stop section 22 for abutting on the abutted section 13 of the carrier 1 to thereby press against the carrier 1. The stop section 22 can be a plate, a block, a post, a protrusion, a recessed member, a flat member, a cambered member or a beveled member.

(33) The limiting section 3 is located on the pull handle 2 and can be a sunken hole, a recess, a through hole, a recessed section, a protruded section (FIG. 7), a post, a rod, a cambered member (FIG. 7), a push-pull member, a hooking member, a flat member, a protrusion (FIG. 7), a shaft, a wheel-like member, an externally threaded member, a female retaining member, a male retaining member, an internally threaded member, a block, a stepped section or a retaining member. The limiting section 3 is snap-fitted onto, extended through, screwed to, operated as a lever against, fitted around, pressed against, latched to, linearly moved against, rolled over, pushed against or slid on the second object to thereby connect to, interfere with or engage with the second object 5. The second object 5 includes a corresponding limiting section 51 that can be extended through the hole portion 11 on the carrier 1 to engage with the limiting section 3, or can be engaged with the limiting section 3 that is extended through the hole portion 11 (FIG. 7). The corresponding limiting section 51 can be post-shaped, block-shaped, step-shaped, a protruded section, a hole portion, a grooved section, a flat surface, a cambered surface, a beveled section, a recess, a through hole, a post, a rod, a cambered member, a push-pull member, a hooking member, a fastening hook member, a flat member, a protrusion, a shaft, a wheel-like member, an externally threaded member, a retaining member, a female retaining member, a male retaining member, an internally threaded member, a block or a stepped section. The second object 5 has second assembling sections 52 for interfering with, engaging with or connecting to the first assembling sections 41. Each of the second assembling sections 52 can be a hooking member, a retaining member, a groove, a holed member, a protrusion, a recessed member, a flat member, a cambered member or a through hole. The second object 5 can be a box, a cabinet, a post, a block, a plate, a board, a rack, a support, a chassis, an enclosure, a jamb, a door leaf or a cover.

(34) The corresponding limiting section 51 is extended through and movable in the hole portion 11 to define an opened and a closed position of the first object 4 relative to the second object 5. Or, the corresponding limiting section 51 can be engaged with the limiting section 3, so that the second object 5 is connected to, interfered with, engaged with or separated from the limiting section 3 via the corresponding limiting section 51. The hole portion 11 can limit the corresponding limiting section 51 or the limiting section 3 to a linear limiting movement, a horizontal movement or a vertically movement in the hole portion 11. A distance by which the corresponding limiting section 51, the limiting section 3, the first assembling sections 41 and the second assembling sections 52 can be linearly moved is from 0 mm to 200 mm. In addition, the pull handle structure and the first object 4 can together form a module; or the pull handle structure and the first and the second object 4, 5 can together form a module; or the carrier 1 of the pull handle structure and the first object 4 can be integrally formed with each other.

(35) Please refer to FIGS. 1 to 6, wherein FIGS. 2 to 6 are sectional views showing the manner of using the pull handle structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention. For example, to use and operate the pull handle structure of the present invention shown in FIG. 1, first move the pull handle 2 out of the recess 14 of the carrier 1, so that the stop section 22 of the pull handle 2 is abutted on and stopped by the abutted section 13 of the carrier 1 and the limiting section 3 is separated from the corresponding limiting section 51. At this point, the corresponding limiting section 51 is movable linearly, horizontally or vertically in the hole portion 11 to displace. Then, apply a force toward one side of the pull handle 2 for the corresponding limiting section 51 to move within the hole portion 11, such that the first assembling sections 41 of the first object 4 are disengaged from the second assembling sections 52 of the second object 5. Thereafter, the pull handle 2 can be pulled upward to separate the carrier 1 and the first object 4 from the second object 5.

(36) On the other hand, to connect the first object 4 to the second object 5, first align the hole portion 11 of the carrier 1 with the corresponding limiting section 51 of the second object 5, and apply a force toward an opposite side of the pull handle 2 for the corresponding limiting section 51 to move within the hole portion 11, such that the first assembling sections 41 of the first object 4 are engaged with the second assembling sections 52 of the second object 5. Thereafter, turn the pull handle 2 into the recess 14 of the carrier 1. At this point, the limiting section 3 is engaged with the corresponding limiting section 51 of the second object 5 to hold the first object 4 in place. Then, move the corresponding limiting section 51 to a lateral end of the hole portion 11, i.e. to a linearly lateral side of the hole portion 11, so as to hold the first object 4 in place relative to the second object 5. Meanwhile, the holding section 21 of the pull handle 2 is retained to the corresponding holding section 12 of the carrier 1 to hold the pull handle 2 to the recess 14 of the carrier 1. At this point, the connection of the first object 4 to the second object 5 is completed.

(37) FIGS. 7, 8 and 9 are sectional views of a pull handle structure according to a second, a third and a fourth embodiment of the present invention, respectively. As shown, in each of these embodiments, the carrier 1 has a coupling section 16 and the pull handle 2 has a corresponding coupling section 23, which are mutually movably coupled to each other. The corresponding coupling section 23 can be additionally connected to the pull handle 2 or be integrally formed with the pull handle 2. The corresponding coupling section 23 can be a post, a retaining member, a hooking member, a protrusion, a recessed member, a groove or a through hole. The coupling section 16 can be additionally connected to the carrier 1 or be integrally formed with the carrier 1. The coupling section 16 can be a post, a retaining member, a hooking member, a protrusion, a recessed member, a groove or a through hole. Through the mutually movable coupling of the corresponding coupling section 23 with the coupling section 16, the pull handle 2 can be pivotally turned by an angle between 0 and 180 degrees relative to the carrier 1. In these embodiments, the limiting section 3 can be a post and the corresponding limiting section 51 can be a through hole.

(38) FIGS. 10, 11 and 12 are sectional views of a pull handle structure according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 12 shows different configurations available for the limiting section provided on the pull handle structure of the present invention. Please refer to FIGS. 10, 11 and 12. In the fifth embodiment, the carrier 1 includes fixing sections 15, at where the carrier 1 is fixed to the first object 4. Each of the fixing sections 15 can be a through hole, a recessed member, a groove, a retaining member, an elastic member, a plug-in member or a weldable member, or can be fixed to the first object 4 via another retaining member. Also, in the fifth embodiment, the limiting section 3 is movably assembled to the pull handle 2 via a shaft 31 or is integrally formed with the pull handle 2, so that the limiting section 3 moves along with the pull handle 2 when the latter is pivotally turned. When the pull handle 2 is pivotally turned, the limiting section 3 is axially, horizontally or vertically moved. Further, an elastic member 6 is fitted around the limiting section 3 and located between the carrier 1 and the limiting section 3 for normally pressing against the carrier 1, so that the pull handle 2 is elastically movable or turnable. In the fifth embodiment, the limiting section 3 can be an externally threaded member, as shown in a of FIG. 12; a male retaining member, as shown in b of FIG. 12; a female retaining member, as shown in c of FIG. 12; a post, as shown in d of FIG. 12; or an internally threaded member, as shown in e of FIG. 12.

(39) Please refer to FIGS. 13 and 14, which are sectional views of a pull handle structure according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention. As shown, in the sixth embodiment, the limiting section 3 includes a first limiting portion 32 or a second limiting portion 33. The first limiting portion 32 or the second limiting section 33 can be engaged with or separated from the corresponding limiting section 51, so as to interfere with or separate from the second object 5, or bring the first object 4 to move or return to an initial position, or bring the second object 5 to move or return to an initial position. Further, an elastic member 6 is provided on a corresponding coupling section 23 of the pull handle 2 with two ends pressing against the carrier 1 and the pull handle 2, allowing the pull handle 2 to be elastically movable or elastically turnable.

(40) FIG. 15 is a sectional view of a pull handle structure according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention. As shown, in the seventh embodiment, the carrier 1 is provided at two inner sidewall surfaces with a stop section 17 each and the pull handle 2 is provided at two outer sidewall surfaces with a corresponding stop section 24 each for interfering with or engaging with the stop section 17, so that the pull handle 2 is not easily moved out of the recess 14 of the carrier 1. The stop section 17 and the corresponding stop section 24 can be respectively a protrusion, a recessed section, a grooved section, a through hole, a hooking member, a stepped section, a flat section, a beveled section, a cambered section or a retaining member.

(41) FIGS. 16, 17 and 18 are sectional views of a pull handle structure according to an eighth embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 18 shows a hole portion on the pull handle structure according to the eighth embodiment of the present invention is engaged with a corresponding limiting section on a second object. As shown, in the eighth embodiment, the carrier 1 has a hole portion 11a, which includes a widened passage section 111a and a narrowed locating section 112a that are communicably connected to each other; and the second object 5 has a corresponding limiting section 51a, which includes a head portion 511a, a neck portion 512a and a shoulder portion 513a. Or, according to an operable embodiment, the corresponding limiting section 51a includes only the neck portion 512a and the shoulder portion 513a. The corresponding limiting section 51a can be extended through the passage section 111a and moved into the locating section 112a of the hole portion 11a to hold the carrier 1 thereto. The passage section 111a has a size larger than the corresponding limiting section 51a, and the locating section 112a has a width smaller than the head portion 511a but larger than the neck portion 512a of the corresponding limiting section 51a.

(42) Please refer to FIG. 19, which is a sectional view of a pull handle structure according to a ninth embodiment of the present invention. As shown, in the ninth embodiment, the pull handle structure includes a carrier 1 and a pull handle 2 movably assembled to the carrier 1. The carrier 1 is mounted on a first object 4 and is provided with a hole portion 11, via which the carrier 1 is assembled to, interfered with or engaged with a second object (not shown in FIG. 19). In the ninth embodiment, the limiting section 3 is omitted.

(43) FIGS. 20, 21 and 22 are sectional views of a pull handle structure according to a tenth embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 22 shows a limiting section on the pull handle structure according to the tenth embodiment of the present invention is engaged with a corresponding limiting section on a second object. As shown, in the tenth embodiment, the pull handle structure includes a carrier 1 mounted on a first object 4, a pull handle 2 movably assembled to the carrier 1, and a limiting section 3a provided on the carrier 1 for connecting to, interfering with or engaging with a second object 5. The limiting section 3a can be a protruded retaining member, a fastening hook member, a protrusion, a retaining member, a rod, a hole portion, an elongated hole portion, a recessed section, a recess, a long grooved section or a grooved section. And, the limiting section 3a can be connected to the carrier 1 by way of riveting, expansion connection, screwing, welding or snap-fitting, or can be integrally formed with the carrier 1. The limiting section 3a includes a shoulder portion 34a for pressing against the second object 5, a head portion 35a, and a neck portion 36a. Or, according to an operable embodiment, the limiting section 3a includes only the neck portion 36a. The second object 5 has a corresponding limiting section 53 corresponding to the limiting section 3a. The corresponding limiting section 53 includes a widened passage section 531 and a narrowed locating section 532. The passage section 531 and the locating section 532 are communicably connected to each other. The head portion 35a of the limiting section 3a is extended through the passage section 531, and the neck portion 36a of the limiting section 3a is engaged with the locating section 532.

(44) Please refer to FIG. 23 that shows a limiting section 3a on a pull handle structure according to an eleventh embodiment of the present invention is engaged with a corresponding limiting section 53a on a second object. As shown, in the eleventh embodiment, the corresponding limiting section 53a has a locating section 532a, with which a neck portion 36a of the limiting section 3a is engaged.

(45) FIGS. 24, 25 and 26 are shown schematic views of a carrier according to the twelfth preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, a schematic view of how the carrier is formed according to the twelfth preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, and a ram schematic view of the pull handle structure according to the twelfth preferred embodiment of the present disclosure. As shown in the diagrams, the carrier 1 loads the pull handle structure by folding a sheet body 10 having a plurality of folding portions 101. The carrier 1 has a bottom plate 100 is formed integrally to provide support for the pull handle. Each side of the bottom plate 100 has folding portions 101. Spaced-apart slits are disposed between the folding portions 101. Alternatively, no slits are disposed between the folding portions 101 (as shown in FIG. 25 and FIG. 26). The planar configuration of the folding portions 101 is formed with a tool 6 by ramming (as shown in FIG. 26). The folding portions 101 can be planarly folded by ramming to form the carrier 1, and thus the present disclosure meets the requirement of practical production.

(46) FIGS. 27 and 28 are shown exploded views of the pull handle structure according to the thirteenth preferred embodiment of the present disclosure and a schematic view of the assembled pull handle structure according to the thirteenth preferred embodiment of the present disclosure. As shown in the diagrams, the carrier 1 fits to another carrier 7 to restrict partially or close partially an open position 18 at one end of the carrier 1. The carrier 1 and the another carrier 7 fit together because of a fitting portion 71, 19 and a positioning portion 72. When the carrier 1 and the another carrier 7 fit together, the positioning portion 72 and the puller 2 movably fit together, so as to form another pull handle structure, and thus the present disclosure meets the requirement of practical production.

(47) The present invention has been described with some preferred embodiments thereof and it is understood that the preferred embodiments are only illustrative and not intended to limit the present invention in any way and many changes and modifications in the described embodiments can be carried out without departing from the scope and the spirit of the invention that is intended to be limited only by the appended claims.