Anodizing rack

Claim 1

A RACK FOR SUPPORTING ARTICLES IN A BATH COMPRISING AT LEAST ONE PAIR OF DISH-LIKE METAL MEMBERS EACH HAVING A PLURALITY OF RADIALLY EXTEENDING FINGERS THEREABOUT, AN ELONGATE METAL SPINE BAR, EACH DISH-LIKE MEMBER HAVING A PASAGEWAY IN THE CENTRAL PORTION THEREOF HAVING SUBSTANTIALLY SIMILAR CONFIGURATION AT THE CROSS-SECTION OF SAID SPINE BAR THEEREBY ALLOWING PASSAGE OF SAID SPINE BAR THERETHROUGH, EACH OF SAID DISH-LIKE MEMBERS BEING REMOVABLY SECURED TO SAID SPINE BAR WITH THE FINGERS OF ONE METAL MEMBER ALIGNED WITH THE FINGEERS OF THE OTHER AND WITH THE TIPS OF FINGEERS OF ONE MEMBER SPACED FROM THE TIPS OF THEE FINGERS TO THE OTHEER, ADJUSTABLE CLAMPING MEANS FIXEDLY SECURED TO EACH OF SAID DISH-LIKE MEMBERS WHEREBY SAID DISH-LIKE MEMBERS ARE ADAPTEED TO BE ADJUSTABLY SECURED ALONG THE LENGTH OF THE SPINE MEMBER, SAID SPINE MEMBER COMPRISING, AN ALL-WELDED HOLLOW RECTANGULAR ASSEMBLY HAVING A PAIR OF ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE RELATIVELY THIN SHEET METAL PLATE MEMBERS JUXTAPOSED AND SPACED ONE FROM THE OTHER AND A PAIR OF RELATIVELY THICK ELONGATE BAR MEMBERS INTERPOSED BETWEEN SAID PLATE MEMBERS AT OPPOSITE ELONGATE ELONGATEE EDGES OF THE PLATE MEMBERS AND SECURED THERETO BY WELDING, SAID PAIR OF PLATE MEMBERS EXTENDING LENGTHWISE A SHORT DISTANCE FROM SAID BAR MEMBERS AT ONE END THEREOF TO PROVIDE A PASSAGEWAY ADAPTED TO RECEIVE A CONNECTOR MEMBER DISPOSED BETWEEN THE PLATE MEMBERS AT SAID END OF SAID SPINE BAR, AND REINFORCING MEANS FOR SAID PLATE EXTENSIONS COMPRISING, OVERLAPPING PLATE MEMBERS SECURED TO EACH PLATE MEMBERS AT A POINT SLIGHTLY BELOW THE END OF SAID BAR MEMBERS AND EXTENDING PARTIALLY OVER THE LENGTH OF SAID EXTENSIONS.