CN219662805U - Electrician's climbers with adjustable footboard - Google Patents
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The utility model provides an adjustable pedal type electrician climbers, which is used for climbing a telegraph pole and comprises an arc-shaped buckling rod and a pedal structure, wherein the pedal structure is rotationally connected to one end of the arc-shaped buckling rod and is positioned at the outer side of the arc-shaped buckling rod; the pedal structure comprises a pedal and a supporting rod, one side of the pedal is rotationally connected with the arc-shaped buckling rod, the opposite side of the pedal is connected with one end of the supporting rod, and the other end of the supporting rod can be abutted to the telegraph pole; the support rod is positioned below the pedal and is adjustable in length. The electrician climbers provided by the utility model can enable the pedals to be perpendicular to the telegraph pole when climbing the telegraph pole, and the stress points are completely concentrated on the soles instead of the side surfaces of the soles when the electrician steps on the pedals, so that the use comfort is improved.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of electrician climbers, in particular to an adjustable pedal type electrician climbers.
Background
The climbers are arc tools sleeved on shoes and used for climbing the electric poles, and the other sides of the climbers are fastened on the electric poles by the self weight of human bodies under the leverage to generate larger friction force so that people can climb easily; when the foot is lifted, the weight born on the climbers is reduced, the buckles are automatically loosened, and the use is convenient and quick, thereby being an ideal tool for electricians to climb cement bars or wooden bars with different specifications.
The climbers generally comprise an arc-shaped buckling rod for buckling the telegraph pole and a pedal fixedly connected with the buckling rod. In order to be able to normally use and to rapidly clamp and unclamp the pole, the dimension between the two clamping ends of the pole is greater than the diameter of the pole, which makes the pole inclined in use, the pedal connected with one end down and the other end obliquely above, whereas in the existing climbers, the pedal is fixed parallel to the pole, which makes the pedal inclined as well as the pole when the climbers are used, which in turn results in electrician work, the sole is inclined, and the body weight of the electrician is concentrated on the side of the sole, which makes the sole very uncomfortable, especially in case of long-time work.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the technical problems in the background technology, the utility model provides an adjustable pedal type electrician climbers.
The technical scheme of the utility model is as follows:
an electrician climbers with adjustable footboard is used for climbing a telegraph pole and comprises an arc-shaped buckling rod and a pedal structure, wherein the pedal structure is rotationally connected with one end of the arc-shaped buckling rod and is positioned at the outer side of the arc-shaped buckling rod, and a limiting structure for limiting the rotation position of the pedal structure is arranged on the arc-shaped buckling rod; the pedal structure comprises a pedal and a supporting rod, one side of the pedal is rotationally connected with the arc-shaped buckling rod, the opposite side of the pedal is connected with one end of the supporting rod, and the other end of the supporting rod can be abutted to the telegraph pole; the support rod is positioned below the pedal and is adjustable in length.
In the above scheme, an included angle is formed between the support rod and the bottom surface of the pedal in the longitudinal direction.
In the above scheme, the included angle between the support rod and the bottom surface of the pedal is any angle of 30-60 degrees.
Further, an abutting block is arranged at one end, close to the telegraph pole, of the supporting rod, and one side of the abutting block abuts against the telegraph pole.
In the above scheme, one side of the abutting block, which abuts against the telegraph pole, is arc-shaped.
In the scheme, an anti-slip pad is arranged on one side of the abutting block, which abuts against the telegraph pole.
Further, the top surface of the abutting block protrudes upwards to extend out of the connecting rod, and the upper end of the connecting rod is connected to the bottom surface of the pedal or the arc-shaped buckling rod.
In the above scheme, the upper end of the connecting rod is rotatably connected to the arc-shaped buckling rod and can coaxially rotate with the pedal.
Further, the supporting rod and the abutting block are located right below the pedal, and the supporting rod is respectively connected with the abutting block and the pedal in a rotating mode.
Further, the limit structure is a limit rod, one end of the limit rod is fixed on the arc-shaped buckling rod, and the other end of the limit rod extends to the lower portion of the pedal.
According to the adjustable pedal type electrician climbers, when a telegraph pole is climbed, the pedal is perpendicular to the telegraph pole, and when an electrician steps on the pedal, stress points are completely concentrated on the sole instead of the side face of the sole, so that the use comfort is improved.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an electrician's climbers of the utility model;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a pedal structure of the present utility model;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of an arcuate buckle lever of the present utility model.
The components represented by the reference numerals in the figures are:
1. an arc-shaped buckling rod; 11. a limit structure; 2. a pedal structure; 21. a pedal; 211. a sleeve; 22. a support rod; 23. an abutment block; 24. an anti-slip pad; 25. a connecting rod; 26. and a connecting ring.
Detailed Description
As shown in fig. 1, an embodiment of the present utility model provides an adjustable pedal type electrician climbers for climbing a telegraph pole (not shown in the drawings), which comprises an arc-shaped buckling rod 1 and a pedal structure 2, wherein the pedal structure 2 is rotatably connected to one end of the arc-shaped buckling rod 1 and is positioned at the outer side of the arc-shaped buckling rod 1, and a limiting structure 11 (please refer to fig. 3) for limiting the rotation position of the pedal structure 2 is arranged on the arc-shaped buckling rod 1; the pedal structure 2 comprises a pedal 21 and a supporting rod 22, wherein one side of the pedal 21 is rotationally connected with the arc-shaped buckling rod 1, the opposite side is connected with one end of the supporting rod 22, and the other end of the supporting rod 22 can be abutted on a telegraph pole; the support bar 22 is located below the pedal 21 and is adjustable in length.
Therefore, when the electrician climbers of the embodiment are used, the supporting rods 22 are supported between the telegraph pole and the pedal 21, the pedal 21 can be perpendicular to the telegraph pole by adjusting the length of the supporting rods 22, and then when the electrician steps on the pedal 21, the force applying direction on the feet is perpendicular to the pedal 21, so that the force applying points are completely concentrated on the soles instead of the side surfaces of the soles, and the use comfort is improved.
Specifically, as shown in fig. 2, in the pedal structure 2 of the present embodiment, the pedal 21 is used for stepping during electrician operation, and has a binding structure for fixing electrician's feet thereon, and the binding structure can be any structure in the existing design, so that details are not repeated here. One side of the pedal 21 is provided with a sleeve 211, and the sleeve 211 is sleeved at one end of the arc-shaped buckling rod 1, so that the pedal 21 can longitudinally rotate relative to the arc-shaped buckling rod 1. The bottom surface of the other side of the pedal 21 is connected to one end of a support rod 22. The other end of the support rod 22 extends toward the utility pole and can abut on the utility pole, and the length of the support rod 22 is adjustable to adjust the angle between the pedal 21 and the utility pole.
In order to stably support the pedal 21, the support rod 22 is disposed below the pedal 21 and forms an angle with the bottom surface of the pedal 21 in the longitudinal direction, and preferably, any angle of 30-60 degrees is adopted, and 45 degrees is preferably adopted in the embodiment.
In this embodiment, an abutment block 23 is provided at one end of the support rod 22 near the telegraph pole, one side of the abutment block 23 abuts against the telegraph pole, and the other side is connected to the support rod 22, and preferably, the support rod 22 and the abutment block 23 are located right under the pedal 21. The abutment block 23 is an elongated block having a longitudinal direction identical to the axial direction of the sleeve 211. The side of the abutting block 23 abutting against the telegraph pole is an arc-shaped surface, and the axis of the abutting block is parallel to the axis of the telegraph pole, so that the contact area between the abutting block 23 and the telegraph pole is increased, the friction force is increased, and meanwhile, the pedal 21 can be supported more stably. Preferably, a non-slip pad 24 is also arranged on the side of the abutting block 23 abutting against the telegraph pole.
In order to make the overall structure stability of the pedal structure 2 stronger and the stress more reasonable, in this embodiment, the top surface of the abutment block 23 protrudes upwards to extend out of the connecting rod 25, the upper end of the connecting rod 25 is provided with a connecting ring 26, and the sleeve 211 of the pedal 21 is provided with an opening corresponding to the position of the connecting ring 26 for inserting the connecting ring 26. The connecting ring 26 is sleeved on the arc-shaped buckling rod 1, so that the connecting rod 25 can coaxially rotate with the pedal 21. Furthermore, the pedals 21, the supporting rods 22 and the connecting rods 25 in the embodiment form a triangle shape together, so that the overall structural stability of the pedal structure 2 is stronger and the service life is longer.
It should be noted that, in some embodiments, the upper end of the connecting rod 25 may also be directly rotatably connected to the bottom surface of the pedal 21, which can also make the overall structure of the pedal structure 2 more stable.
In addition, in the present embodiment, two support rods 22 are provided. The two support rods 22 are arranged between the pedal 21 and the abutting block 23 in parallel, and the two ends of the support rods are respectively connected with the abutting block 23 and the pedal 21 in a rotating mode, so that the pedal 21 has two support points, and the support points are more stable in use.
It should be noted that, in some embodiments, the top surface of the abutment block 23 may not be provided with the connecting rod 25, but two ends of the supporting rod 22 are fixedly connected with the abutment block 23 and the pedal 21, so that the technical effect of the present utility model can be achieved.
In addition, as shown in fig. 1 and 3, in order to avoid that the arc-shaped buckling rod 1 excessively rotates relative to the pedal structure 2 when the clamping state of the arc-shaped buckling rod 1 and the telegraph pole is released, the electrician climbers are not facilitated to move on the telegraph pole, and one end of the arc-shaped buckling rod 1 where the pedal structure 2 is located is further provided with a limiting structure 11. In this embodiment, the limiting structure 11 is designed as a limiting rod, one end of which is fixed on the arc-shaped buckling rod 1, and the other end of which extends below the pedal 21. When the clamping state of the arc-shaped buckling rod 1 and the telegraph pole is released, the arc-shaped buckling rod 1 rotates relative to the pedal structure 2, and when the pedal 21 is parallel, the limiting rod is abutted with the bottom surface of the pedal 21, so that the arc-shaped buckling rod 1 is limited to continue to rotate.
When the electrician climbers of the embodiment are used, the angle between the connecting rod 25 and the pedal 21 is adjusted appropriately in advance by adjusting the length of the supporting rod 22 so as to adapt to the inclination angle of the pole cylindrical surface, preferably, the sum of the angle between the connecting rod 25 and the pedal 21 and the inclination angle of the pole cylindrical surface is 90 degrees. When climbing the telegraph pole, the arc-shaped buckling rod 1 is inserted from one side of the telegraph pole, under the action of gravity of a human body, two ends of the arc-shaped buckling rod are abutted on the telegraph pole, and one end of the pedal structure 2 is arranged below. At this time, the abutting block 23 also abuts on the utility pole, and the pedal 21 is perpendicular to the utility pole with the support of the support rod 22. When the electrician needs to move, the electrician lifts the feet, the arc-shaped buckling rod 1 can rotate relative to the pedal structure 2 under the self gravity until the arc-shaped buckling rod is parallel to the pedal 21, and the clamping connection between the arc-shaped buckling rod and the telegraph pole is released.
According to the pedal-adjustable electrician climbers, when a telegraph pole is climbed, the pedal 21 is perpendicular to the telegraph pole, and when an electrician steps on the pedal 21, stress points are completely concentrated on the sole instead of the side face of the sole, so that the use comfort is improved.
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1. An electrician climbers with adjustable footboard is used for climbing telegraph poles and comprises an arc buckling rod (1) and a pedal structure (2), and is characterized in that the pedal structure (2) is rotationally connected with one end of the arc buckling rod (1) and is positioned at the outer side of the arc buckling rod (1), and a limiting structure (11) for limiting the rotation position of the pedal structure (2) is arranged on the arc buckling rod (1);
the pedal structure (2) comprises a pedal (21) and a supporting rod (22), one side of the pedal (21) is rotationally connected with the arc-shaped buckling rod (1), the opposite side of the pedal is connected with one end of the supporting rod (22), and the other end of the supporting rod (22) can be abutted to the telegraph pole;
the support rod (22) is positioned below the pedal (21) and is adjustable in length.
2. An adjustable pedal climber according to claim 1, characterized in that the support rod (22) has an angle with the underside of the pedal (21) in the longitudinal direction.
3. An adjustable pedal climber according to claim 2, wherein the angle between the support rod (22) and the bottom surface of the pedal (21) is any one of 30-60 degrees.
4. An adjustable pedal electrician climbers according to claim 2, characterized in that an abutment block (23) is arranged at one end of the support rod (22) close to the telegraph pole, and one side of the abutment block (23) is abutted with the telegraph pole.
5. An adjustable pedal electrician climbers according to claim 4, characterized in that the side of the abutment block (23) abutting against the electric pole is arc-shaped.
6. An adjustable pedal electrician climbers according to claim 5, characterized in that the side of the abutment block (23) abutting against the utility pole is provided with a non-slip mat (24).
7. An adjustable pedal electrician climbers according to claim 4, characterized in that the top surface of the abutting block (23) protrudes upwards to extend out of the connecting rod (25), and the upper end of the connecting rod (25) is connected to the bottom surface of the pedal (21) or the arc-shaped buckling rod (1).
8. An adjustable pedal electrician climbers according to claim 7, characterized in that the upper end of the connecting rod (25) is rotatably connected to the arc-shaped buckling rod (1) and can rotate coaxially with the pedal (21).
9. An adjustable pedal electrician climbers according to claim 7, characterized in that the support rod (22) and the abutment block (23) are located right below the pedal (21), and the support rod (22) is rotatably connected with the abutment block (23) and the pedal (21), respectively.
10. An adjustable pedal electrician climbers according to claim 1, characterized in that the limit structure (11) is a limit rod, one end of which is fixed on the arc-shaped buckling rod (1), and the other end of which extends below the pedal (21).
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