CN221055665U - Tape measure band - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model belongs to the technical field of measuring tape, and particularly relates to a measuring tape capable of rapidly identifying an integer centimeter. A tape measure tape comprises a tape body, wherein two sides of the front surface of the tape body are respectively marked with a score line for indicating the magnitude, and the distance between the two score lines is 1mm; the 10 n-th score line on the two sides of the front surface of the tape body is marked with a number corresponding to the matching, wherein n is a natural number; the 10 n-th score line on two sides of the front surface of the tape body comprises a conventional score line close to the edge of the tape body and a reinforcing score line close to the middle of the tape body, and the width of the reinforcing score line is larger than that of the conventional score line and smaller than the distance between the 10n-1 th score line and the 10n+1 th score line. The present utility model increases measurement and marking speeds by providing conventional score lines and reinforcing score lines at integer centimeters.

Description

Tape measure band

Technical Field

The utility model belongs to the technical field of measuring tape, and particularly relates to a measuring tape capable of rapidly identifying an integer centimeter.

Background

The measuring tape, also called Lu Banche, is a flexible measuring tool made of plastics, steel bar, cloth and other materials. It is easy to carry and can measure the length of some curves. The clothes measuring rule used in clothing industry is a tape measure, also called soft rule, and the used materials are PVC plastic and glass fiber. A steel tape is one of the tapes, and a tape is an indispensable measuring part in a steel tape. The conventional tape measure tape is shown in fig. 1, metric scales are symmetrically distributed on two sides of the front face of the tape measure tape, corresponding digital marks are arranged at integral centimeter units, and the centimeter units, the 5 millimeter units and the 1 millimeter units are marked by long, middle and short three different length score lines respectively, so that operators can read the numerical values conveniently.

The tape has the following technical problems when the numerical value is read: the scale is designed to be thicker because of the smaller distance between adjacent scales (i.e., 1 mm units), in addition to the greater thickness of the scale line for clarity of display. Therefore, when the length of the measured object is near an integer centimeter, an operator cannot quickly identify whether the length of the measured object reaches the integer centimeter, so that the measuring speed is reduced; or when the length of the corresponding integer cm is required to be marked on the object, the marking speed is reduced because the score corresponding to the integer cm cannot be quickly found. Particularly, the light of the working environment is darker, and the light is not easy to read and mark.

Disclosure of utility model

In order to solve the technical problems in the prior art, the application provides a tape measure tape with conventional score lines and reinforced score lines arranged at integer centimeters to improve measuring and marking speeds.

In order to achieve the above purpose, the present utility model provides the following technical solutions:

a tape measure tape comprises a tape body, wherein two sides of the front surface of the tape body are respectively marked with a score line for indicating the magnitude, and the distance between the two score lines is 1mm; the 10 n-th score line on the two sides of the front surface of the tape body is marked with a number corresponding to the matching, wherein n is a natural number; the 10 n-th score lines on the two sides of the front surface of the tape body comprise conventional score lines close to the edge of the tape body and reinforcing score lines close to the middle of the tape body; the width of the reinforcement score line is greater than the width of the conventional score line and less than the distance between the 10n-1 th and 10n+1 th score lines.

Preferably, the back of the tape body is marked with a score line and a number matched with the front of the tape body, and the 10n th score line on two sides of the back of the tape body comprises the conventional score line close to the edge of the tape body and the reinforcing score line close to the middle of the tape body; the width of the reinforcement score line is greater than the width of the conventional score line and less than the distance between the 10n-1 th and 10n+1 th score lines.

Preferably, the numbers on the back of the tape body are transversely arranged.

Preferably, the enhanced score line has a color depth greater than the color depth of a conventional score line.

Preferably, the end of the reinforcing score line opposite to the conventional score line is arranged between the 10n-1 th score line and the 10n+1 th score line in a penetrating way.

Preferably, the reinforcement score line is a rectangular structure arranged perpendicular to the width direction of the tape body.

Preferably, a triangular mark is arranged at one end of the reinforcement score line, which is close to the middle part of the tape body.

Preferably, the triangular mark is arranged on the reinforcing score line at the 100n+50 score lines.

Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the beneficial effects that:

By arranging the conventional score lines and the reinforced score lines at the 10 n-th score line, operators can conveniently read the score lines at the integral centimeter positions through the reinforced score lines, and meanwhile, the conventional score lines are arranged at the edges of the tape measure, so that the phenomenon that the integral centimeter values are read inaccurately or slowly due to too close distance between the reinforced score lines and the millimeter score lines 113 at the two sides of the reinforced score lines is avoided. The conventional score lines and the reinforced score lines matched with the front surface are arranged on the back surface of the tape measure belt, so that the efficiency of reading the numerical value of the tape measure belt in different measuring positions is improved.

Drawings

FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a conventional tape measure.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the front face of a tape measure according to an embodiment of the present utility model.

FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the back of a tape measure according to an embodiment of the present utility model.

In the figure: 1. tape body, 11, score lines, 111, conventional score lines, 112, reinforcement score lines, 113, millimeter score lines, 114, triangular marks, 12, numerals.

Detailed Description

The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present utility model. It is apparent that the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present utility model, not all embodiments, and that all other embodiments obtained by persons of ordinary skill in the art without making creative efforts based on the embodiments in the present utility model are within the protection scope of the present utility model.

In the description of the present utility model, it should be understood that the terms "upper," "lower," "front," "rear," "left," "right," "top," "bottom," "inner," "outer," and the like indicate or are based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the drawings, merely to facilitate description of the present utility model and to simplify the description, and do not indicate or imply that the devices or elements referred to must have a specific orientation, be configured and operated in a specific orientation, and thus should not be construed as limiting the present utility model.

Examples:

Referring to fig. 2, the tape measure comprises a tape body 1, wherein two sides of the front surface of the tape body 1 are respectively marked with a score line 11 for indicating the magnitude, and the distance between the two score lines 11 is 1mm. The 10 n-th score lines on the two sides of the front face of the tape body 1 are marked with numbers 12 corresponding to the matching, n is a natural number, and the numbers 12 are marked in the middle of the tape body 1 between the 10 n-th score lines on the two sides.

The 10 n-th score line 11 on both sides of the front surface of the tape body 1 includes a normal score line 111 near the edge of the tape body 1 and a reinforcing score line 112 near the middle of the tape body 1, the width of the reinforcing score line 112 is greater than the width of the normal score line 111 and the width of the reinforcing score line 112 is less than the distance between the 10n-1 th and 10n+1 th score lines. To facilitate reading the score line at an integer centimeter (i.e., at the 10 n-th score line), the end of the conventional score line 111 distal from the edge of the blade body 1 extends to the reinforcing score line 112.

The conventional score line 111 and the reinforcing score line 112 may be the same as those of other millimeter units, such as by coating or printing, and in addition, in order to achieve a more remarkable, wear-resistant and visual effect of the reinforcing score line 112, the reinforcing score line 112 may be grooved, and the grooves may be filled with black or color paint, and the grooving process may be die-stamped or laser-engraved.

Thus, with the above structure, when measuring an article or marking an integer centimeter, the integer centimeter can be quickly identified. Further, in the present embodiment, the score lines at the integral centimeters are common to the conventional score lines 111 and the reinforcing score lines 112, instead of providing all of them as reinforcing score lines 112. Thus, although the widened reinforcing score line 112 makes the distance from the millimeter score lines 113 on both sides smaller, the score line on the whole centimeter at the edge of the tape is still the conventional score line 111, so that the score line identification degree is improved and the score line identification efficiency is not reduced due to the too close distance from the millimeter score lines 113 on both sides.

In addition, in order to further enhance the visibility of the reinforcing score line 112, the color depth of the reinforcing score line 112 is greater than that of the conventional score line 111, or the reinforcing score line 112 may be selected to have a different color from that of the conventional score line 111.

The reinforcing score line 112 can be used for quickly realizing the initial positioning of the integer centimeter value, so that an operator can quickly identify the conventional score line 111 through the reinforcing score line 112 to realize the accurate positioning of object measurement or length marking, and one end of the reinforcing score line 112 opposite to the conventional score line 111 is arranged between the 10n-1 th and 10n+1 th score lines in a penetrating way. That is, the transition between the reinforcing score line 112 and the conventional score line 111 is disposed between the 10n-1 th and 10n+1 th score lines.

In order to improve the recognition of the reinforcing score line 112 and reduce the processing difficulty and processing cost, the reinforcing score line 112 has a rectangular structure perpendicular to the width direction of the tape body 1.

In order to improve the identification of the reinforcing score line 112 and the corresponding number 12, a triangular mark 114 is disposed at one end of the reinforcing score line 112 near the middle of the tape body 1. In order to make the surface of the tape body 1 relatively compact, and avoid the influence of excessive marks on the scribe line recognition and numerical reading, in this embodiment, the triangular mark 114 is disposed on the reinforcing scribe line at the 100n+50 th scribe line.

Referring to fig. 3, in order to improve adaptability to different measuring positions and facilitate reading of numerical values of different measuring positions, in this embodiment, the back of the tape body 1 is marked with a score line 11 and a number 12 matching with the front of the tape body 1, and the 10 n-th score lines on both sides of the back of the tape body 1 include a conventional score line 111 near the edge of the tape body 1 and a reinforced score line 112 near the middle of the tape body 1; the width of the reinforcing score line 112 is greater than the width of the conventional score line 111 and less than the distance between the 10n-1 th and 10n+1 th score lines. That is, in the present embodiment, the back of the tape body 1 is different from the front of the tape body 1 only in that the numerals 12 on the back of the tape body 1 are arranged laterally.

In the utility model, during measurement, whether the measured object reaches the reinforced score line 112 or not can be rapidly identified through the reinforced score line 112 for initial positioning, and whether the measured object reaches an integral centimeter or not can be further confirmed through the conventional score line 111 connected with the reinforced score line 112; in the utility model, when marking the length of the integer centimeter, the position of the integer centimeter can be quickly identified through the reinforcement score line 112, and then the marking point of the integer centimeter length can be determined through the conventional score line 111 connected with the reinforcement score line.

Although embodiments of the present utility model have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made therein without departing from the principles and spirit of the utility model, the scope of which is defined in the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims (8)

1. A tape measure band, characterized by: the ruler comprises a ruler body, wherein two sides of the front face of the ruler body are respectively marked with a score line for representing the magnitude, and the distance between the two score lines is 1mm; the 10 n-th score line on the two sides of the front surface of the tape body is marked with a number corresponding to the matching, wherein n is a natural number; the 10 n-th score line on two sides of the front surface of the tape body comprises a conventional score line close to the edge of the tape body and a reinforcing score line close to the middle of the tape body, and the width of the reinforcing score line is larger than that of the conventional score line and smaller than the distance between the 10n-1 th score line and the 10n+1 th score line.

2. A tape measure according to claim 1, wherein: marking a scale line and a number matched with the front face of the tape body on the back face of the tape body, wherein the 10 n-th scale line on two sides of the back face of the tape body comprises the conventional scale line close to the edge of the tape body and the reinforcing scale line close to the middle of the tape body; the width of the reinforcement score line is greater than the width of the conventional score line and less than the distance between the 10n-1 th and 10n+1 th score lines.

3. A tape measure according to claim 2, wherein: the numbers on the back of the tape body are transversely arranged.

4. A tape measure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: the enhanced score line has a color depth greater than the color depth of a conventional score line.

5. A tape measure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: the end of the reinforcing score line opposite to the conventional score line is arranged between the 10n-1 th score line and the 10n+1 th score line in a penetrating way.

6. A tape measure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: the reinforcing score line is of a rectangular structure which is perpendicular to the width direction of the tape body.

7. A tape measure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: and a triangular mark is arranged at one end of the reinforcing score line, which is close to the middle part of the tape body.

8. The tape measure tape of claim 7 wherein: the triangular marks are arranged on the reinforcing score lines at the 100n+50 score lines.