BR202014015916Y1 - CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION INTRODUCED IN RASTELO - Google Patents

Abstract

Raised Construction Arrangement This utility model patent is a new Raised construction arrays in the garden accessories sector, more particularly a tool used to collect dried leaves, cut grasses between other dirt from trees and plants, through which very practical, safe and functional results are obtained. The present invention comprises a single triangular body (1) formed by the centrally inclined sidewalls (2) with a narrower lower end (21) and a wider upper end (22), the latter being connect to a body (3) conical trunk, provided with an upper opening (31) to engage the rastel cable and is made wrapped by the closed upper portion (4), from which originate the rods (5), which open to the sides, and are provided at the lower ends of two bends (51; 51 '), to the opposite sides forming an angle of approximately 90 °, leading to tips (52; 52'), forming an inverted "t", thus giving rise to the double sided. said body (1) is further provided with horizontal reinforcements (6 and 7) which give greater resistance to the rods (5) so that they do not deform.

Description

CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN RASTELO [1] This patent is a utility model, a new constructive arrangement introduced in ravel, belonging to the gardening accessories sector, more particularly it is a tool used to collect dry leaves, cut grasses among other dirt coming from trees and plants, through which practical, safe and functional results are very advantageous.

[2] Some types of rakes are known in the prior art, which consist of a metallic, plastic body or a combination of the two, which are provided at the end of a fan of curved fingers at the tip for better handling of the tool .

[3] However, such tools, even metallic ones, which are actually small strips of plates attached to a plastic body, as well as those made of a single piece of plastic, present major drawbacks with respect to durability, since with effort required in the rake, end up wearing out easily, because the effort in use is always on the same side of the rake, having to be replaced in a short time.

[4] In view of these drawbacks and seeking to provide a rake with a longer service life, a new constructive arrangement introduced in ravel, with a double face, was developed that offers twice the durability allowing the tool to be used on both sides. The object of the present utility model patent, with its constructiveness, comes to solve the aforementioned drawbacks, in addition to providing numerous advantages resulting from its design.

[5] The present utility model patent will be better understood through the attached drawings that schematically represent:

Figure 1 - perspective view of the new construction arrangement introduced in a rake, positioned vertically.

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Figure 2 - perspective view of the rastelo, presented horizontally. Figure 3 - front view of the rake.

Figure 4 - lateral view of the rastelo. Figure 5 - bottom view of the rastelo. Figure 6 - top view of the rake.

[6] According to the figures presented, it presents innovation, it comprises a single body (1), triangular, formed by the side walls (2), inclined towards the center, provided with a narrower lower end (21) and an upper more wide (22), the latter joining a body (3) conical trunk, provided with an upper opening (31) for fitting the rastelo cable and is made wrapped by the closed upper portion (4), from where it originates. if the rods (5), which open to the sides, and are provided and at the lower ends of two curvatures (51; 51 '), to the opposite sides forming an angle of approximately 90 °, originating points (52; 52' ), forming an inverted “T”, thus creating the double face. Said body (1) is also equipped with horizontal reinforcements (6 and 7) that give greater resistance to the rods (5) so that they do not deform.

[7] In a constructive variant of the rake, the body (1) may have a trapezoidal or rectangular shape.

[8] With the new constructive arrangement introduced in rastelo, its use becomes more efficient, since the rastelo can be handled using the tips (52) on one side and also the tips (52 ') on the other, avoiding the wear only on one side, generating twice the use time and product life.

[9] The new constructive arrangement introduced in rastelo, thus conceived, offers the following advantages in relation to its counterparts until now known:

- Double-sided product, twice the durability in use;

- Higher productivity and longer service life in the same product; and

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- Cost reduction for the consumer, two rakes in a single product;

[10] The scope of the present utility model patent, therefore, should not be limited to construction details, but only to the terms defined in the claims and their equivalents.

Claims (2)

1. - CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN RASTELO, characterized by comprising a single body (1), triangular, formed by the side walls (2), inclined towards the center, provided with a narrower lower end (21) and a wider upper end ( 22), the latter joining a conical body (3), with an upper opening (31), made by the closed upper portion (4), from where the stems (5) originate, which open to the sides, and are provided at the lower ends with two curvatures (51; 51 '), for the opposite sides forming an angle of approximately 90 °, giving rise to tips (52; 52'), forming an inverted “T” , thus originating the double face; said body (1) is also provided with horizontal reinforcements (6 and 7) that give resistance to the rods (5). 2. - CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN RASTELO, according to claim 1, characterized in that in a constructive variant, the body (1) has a trapezoidal or rectangular shape.