JP2000355817A - Helmet with penlight and jig for attaching penlight to helmet - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a helmet with a penlight capable of freely detachably attaching the penlight to the helmet and freely changing the illumination angle of the penlight in an attached state of the penlight, and also provide a jig for attaching the penlight to the helmet. SOLUTION: This helmet 20 with a penlight 13 is obtained by attaching a jig for attaching the penlight 13 to the helmet 20 comprising a fixing member having an engaging part 3 for the helmet 20 and a rising plate rising nearly parallel to the outer lateral face of the helmet 20, a connecting member comprising a bent plate bent into an L-shaped cross section and having one surface sandwiching the bent part and rotatably attached to the rising plate and a binding band 9 rotatably attached to the other surface sandwiching the bent part of the connecting member and capable of holding the penlight 13 to the lateral edge of the helmet 20.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a helmet with a penlight and a jig for attaching a penlight to a helmet. An object of the present invention is to provide a helmet with a penlight capable of freely changing an irradiation angle and a jig for attaching a penlight to the helmet.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Workers and firefighters engaged in tunnel construction and construction work wear helmets to protect their heads because there is a possibility that the head may be dangerous during the work. It is common. In many cases, these workers need to work in a dark state such as at night or in the basement, and in such a case, they usually work while illuminating one hand with a flashlight.

[0003] However, in a state of holding a flashlight, one hand is occupied, so that workability is extremely poor, and speed and accuracy of work may be impaired. Although there is a headlight that can be attached to a helmet with a rubber band or the like in the past, such a headlight can illuminate the front straight, but the irradiation of the attached headlight can be performed. The angle could not be changed freely. Moreover, although the attached headlight is detachable from the helmet, the headlight itself is unsuitable in terms of weight and shape to be detached and held in a hand.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and allows a penlight to be detachably attached to a helmet, and irradiates the penlight with the penlight attached. An object of the present invention is to provide a helmet with a penlight capable of freely changing the angle and a jig for attaching a penlight to the helmet.

[0005]

The invention according to claim 1 is
A helmet with a penlight comprising a helmet, a mounting jig detachably attached to a side edge of the helmet, and a penlight detachably attached to the mounting jig, wherein the mounting jig is A fixing member having a locking portion for the helmet and an upright plate rising substantially parallel to the outer surface of the helmet, and one surface sandwiching the bent portion, comprising a bent plate bent in an L-shaped cross section. A connecting member rotatably attached to the upright plate, and a binding band rotatably attached to another surface sandwiching the bent portion of the connecting member and capable of holding a penlight. The present invention relates to a helmet with a penlight.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided an attaching jig for detachably attaching a penlight to a helmet, the engaging jig being detachable from a side edge of the helmet; A fixing member including a standing plate that rises substantially parallel to the outer surface of the helmet when attached to the helmet, and a bent plate having an L-shaped cross section and one surface sandwiching a bent portion are formed by the rising. A connecting member rotatably attached to the plate, and a binding band capable of holding a penlight rotatably attached to another surface sandwiching the bent portion of the connecting member. The present invention relates to a characteristic mounting jig.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, the locking portion extends obliquely downward from the lower end of the upright plate toward the outer surface of the upright plate, 3. The helmet according to claim 2, wherein the helmet is folded back toward the inner surface side and has a tip curved in an arc shape, and a side edge of the helmet is sandwiched between the extension and the folded back. Mounting jig. The invention according to claim 4 is characterized in that the turn-back portion is curved in a semicircular shape, and the tip thereof is located at substantially the same height as the base end of the extension portion. Related to mounting jigs. The invention according to claim 5 is characterized in that the folded portion is substantially parallel to the extending portion, and the tip is located above the base end of the extending portion. Related to mounting jigs.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, the engaging portion extends from the lower end of the upright plate toward the outer surface of the upright plate at a substantially right angle to the upright plate; It consists of a folded portion that is folded in a substantially semicircular shape from the tip toward the inner surface side of the upright plate, and a plurality of continuous uneven portions are formed in the folded portion, and a slit is formed from the base end to the tip. The mounting jig according to claim 2, wherein the mounting jig is provided.

The invention according to claim 7 is characterized in that the locking portion is provided with an extending portion extending in a substantially J shape from the lower end of the upright plate toward the inner surface of the upright plate, and an inner surface of the upright plate. 3. The mounting jig according to claim 2, comprising a mounted leaf spring and a pressing member for bending the leaf spring. The invention according to claim 8 relates to the mounting jig according to claim 7, wherein a gap between the leaf spring and the extending portion is formed to be larger than a gap between the leaf spring and the upright plate. The invention according to claim 9 relates to the mounting jig according to claim 7, wherein a gap between the leaf spring and the extension portion is formed smaller than a gap between the leaf spring and the upright plate. The invention according to claim 10 relates to the attachment jig according to claim 7, wherein an elastic body is attached to a surface of the leaf spring facing the extension. Claim 1
The invention according to claim 1 relates to the mounting jig according to claim 9, wherein the locking portion extends obliquely downward from a lower end of the upright plate toward an outer surface side of the upright plate.

[0010] According to a twelfth aspect of the present invention, the locking portion comprises:
An extending portion extending substantially perpendicularly to the upright plate from a lower end of the upright plate toward the inner surface side of the upright plate; and a first folded portion folded from the tip of the extending portion toward the outer surface side of the upright plate. And a second folded portion folded from the tip of the first folded portion toward the inner surface side of the upright plate, and the surface from the first folded portion to the second folded portion has a substantially Ω shape in side view. The mounting according to claim 2, wherein a plurality of continuous concave and convex portions are formed on the second folded portion, and a slit is provided from the extending portion to a tip of the second folded portion. About jigs.

[0011]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of a helmet with a penlight and a jig for attaching a penlight to the helmet according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. First, a jig for attaching a penlight to a helmet according to the present invention (hereinafter, referred to as an attachment jig or a jig) will be described. A mounting jig according to the present invention is a jig for detachably attaching a penlight to a helmet, and is shown in FIGS.
FIG. 6 shows a preferred embodiment (first to eighth embodiments).

A mounting jig according to the present invention (1A to 1H)
The fixing member (3) includes a locking portion (3) that is detachable from a side edge portion of the helmet, and an upright plate (4) that rises substantially parallel to the outer surface of the helmet when attached to the helmet. 2) and a connection formed of a bent plate bent into an L-shaped cross section and having one surface (7) sandwiching the bent portion (6) rotatably attached to the upright plate (4). A member (5) and a binding band (9) rotatably attached to the other surface (8) of the connecting member (5) with the bent portion (6) interposed therebetween and capable of holding a penlight. It is configured.

A mounting jig according to the present invention (1A to 1H)
Has a configuration in which one surface (7) of the connecting member (5) is rotatable with respect to the upright plate (4), and the binding band (9) is connected to the other surface (8) of the connecting member (5). A major feature is that it is provided with a structure that can be rotated with respect to it. The mounting jigs (1A to 1H) according to the present invention are provided with the above configuration, so that the connecting member (5) can be fixed in a state where the mounting jig is fixed to the helmet and the penlight is mounted on the binding band (9). By turning one surface (7) of the penlight relative to the standing plate (4) (rotating in a vertical plane), the irradiation angle of the penlight can be changed up and down, and the binding band (9) Is rotated (rotated in a horizontal plane) with respect to the other surface (8) of the connecting member (5), so that the irradiation angle of the penlight can be changed left and right.

A structure for enabling one surface (7) of the connecting member (5) to be rotatable with respect to the upright plate (4) and a binding band (9) for connecting the other surface (7) of the connecting member (5) Although there is no particular limitation on the configuration for enabling rotation with respect to 8), in the illustrated example, one surface (7) of the connecting member (5) and the upright plate (4) are connected to the bolt (B) and the nut ( N) and the other side (8) of the binding band (9) and the connecting member (5).
Are fastened by rivets (R), and by loosening these fastenings to the extent that they can be turned, the bolts and the rivet shaft can be turned right and left about the turning axes.

The binding band (9) is a known one used for tightening and fixing a tubular body such as a hose, and a metal band plate having elasticity is rolled into a cylindrical shape so as to have an overlapping portion. By rotating the worm screw, the inner diameter of the cylindrical portion is changed. In the present invention, the penlight is fixed in a state where the penlight is inserted into the tubular portion of the binding band (9).

The above configuration is a configuration common to all the mounting jigs (first to eighth embodiments) of the present invention described below.

FIGS. 1 and 2 are a perspective view and a side view, respectively, showing a first embodiment of a mounting jig according to the present invention, and FIGS. 3 and 4 are second embodiments of a mounting jig according to the present invention, respectively. It is the perspective view and side view which show a form. Mounting jigs (1A), (1B) according to first and second embodiments
The extension portion (3) has a locking portion (3) extending obliquely downward from the lower end of the upright plate (4) toward the outer surface of the upright plate.
1) and a folded portion (32) that is folded from the extending portion (31) toward the inner surface side of the upright plate (4) and whose tip is curved in an arc shape. And the extension part (3
The helmet is configured to be fixed to the helmet by sandwiching a side edge of the helmet between 1) and the folded portion (32).

In the mounting jigs (1A) and (1B) according to the first and second embodiments, the other surface (8) sandwiching the bent portion (6) of the connecting member (5) is erected. It extends toward the outer surface of the plate (4). In addition, binding band (9)
The operation portion (91) provided at the base end of the worm screw is also directed to the outer surface side of the upright plate. In this specification,
The outer surface side of the upright plate refers to the side facing away from the helmet when the jig is attached to the helmet, and the inner surface side refers to the side facing the helmet when the jig is attached to the helmet.

The mounting jig (1A) according to the first embodiment
The attachment jig (1B) according to the second embodiment differs from the attachment jig (1B) in the shape of the locking portion (3). In the mounting jig (1A) according to the first embodiment, the angle between the upright plate (4) and the extension (31) is about 120 to 130 degrees, which is smaller than the jig of the second embodiment. The length of the extension part (31) is about a quarter (about 8 to 10 mm) of the length of the upright plate (4).
Is shorter than in the second embodiment. Further, the folded portion (32) is curved in a semicircular shape, and the tip thereof is extended (3).
It is located at substantially the same height as the base end (33) of 1). A substantially semicircular space (10a) in side view is formed between the folded portion (32) and the extending portion (31).

On the other hand, in the mounting jig (1B) according to the second embodiment, the angle between the upright plate (4) and the extending portion (31) is about 140 to 150 degrees, and the angle of the first embodiment is about 140 to 150 degrees. It is larger than the jig, the length of the extension part (31) is longer than that of the first embodiment, and is about half (about 13) of the length of the upright plate (4).
１５15 mm). In addition, the folded part (32)
Are substantially parallel to the extending portion (31), and the distal end thereof is located above the base end (33) of the extending portion (31). A flat space (10b) having a substantially rectangular shape in a side view is formed between the folded portion (32) and the extending portion (31).

FIGS. 5 and 6 are a perspective view and a side view, respectively, showing a third embodiment of the mounting jig according to the present invention. In the mounting jig (1C) according to the third embodiment, the engaging portion (3) extends from the lower end of the upright plate (4) toward the outer surface of the upright plate at a substantially right angle to the upright plate. Department (34)
And a folded portion (35) folded in a substantially semicircular shape from the tip of the extension portion (34) toward the inner surface of the upright plate (4). The folded portion (35) is curved in a wave shape to form a plurality of continuous concave and convex portions (35a). From the base end (35b) to the distal end (35c) of the folded portion (35), One slit (11) is provided at the center in the width direction.

Also in the mounting jig (1C) according to the third embodiment, similar to the first and second embodiments,
Another surface (8) sandwiching the bent part (6) of the connecting member (5)
Extends toward the outer surface of the upright plate (4). Further, an operation portion (91) provided at the proximal end of the worm screw of the binding band (9) is also directed to the outer surface side of the upright plate.

A mounting jig (1C) according to a third embodiment.
Has excellent flexibility in the direction of engagement with the helmet due to the formation of the plurality of uneven portions (35a) in the folded portion (35), and the slit (11) is provided. Thereby, it is excellent in flexibility also in the width direction (the longitudinal direction of the flange portion of the helmet).

FIGS. 7 and 8 are a perspective view and a side view, respectively, showing a fourth embodiment of the mounting jig according to the present invention. FIGS. 9 and 10 are fifth embodiments of the mounting jig according to the present invention, respectively. FIG. 1 is a perspective view and a side view showing an embodiment, and FIG.
1 and 12 are a perspective view and a side view, respectively, showing a sixth embodiment of the mounting jig according to the present invention, and FIGS. 13 and 14 are perspective views showing a seventh embodiment of the mounting jig according to the present invention, respectively. It is a figure and a side view.

In the mounting jigs (1D to 1G) according to the fourth to seventh embodiments, the locking portion (3) is substantially J-shaped from the lower end of the upright plate (4) toward the inner surface of the upright plate. , A leaf spring (37) attached to the inner surface of the upright plate (4), and a pressing member (38) for bending the leaf spring (37). Become.

The pressing member (38) is composed of a screw screwed in from the outer surface of a portion substantially parallel to the extending portion (36) of the upright plate (4), and the tip of the screw is turned by rotating the screw. The leaf spring (37) is pressed, whereby the leaf spring (3) is pressed.
7) can be bent toward the extension portion (36).

A mounting jig (1D) according to a fourth embodiment.
In this configuration, the gap between the leaf spring (37) and the extending portion (36) is formed larger than the gap between the leaf spring (37) and the upright plate (4). A preferred numerical value is exemplified by a leaf spring (37).
Is not bent, the gap (minimum part) between the leaf spring (37) and the extension (36) is about 7 mm, and the leaf spring (3
The gap (maximum part) between 7) and the upright plate (4) is about 5 mm.

A mounting jig (1E) according to a fifth embodiment.
In this configuration, the gap between the leaf spring (37) and the extending portion (36) is formed smaller than the gap between the leaf spring (37) and the upright plate (4). A preferred numerical value is exemplified by a leaf spring (37).
Is not bent, the gap (minimum portion) between the leaf spring (37) and the extending portion (36) is about 1 mm, and the leaf spring (3
The gap (maximum part) between 7) and the upright plate (4) is about 10 mm.

A mounting jig (1F) according to a sixth embodiment.
In this case, the gap between the leaf spring (37) and the extending portion (36) is formed smaller than the gap between the leaf spring (37) and the upright plate (4). As a preferred example, in a state where the leaf spring (37) is not bent, the leaf spring (3)
7) the gap (minimum part) between the extension part (36) is about 5 mm,
The gap (maximum portion) between the leaf spring (37) and the upright plate (4) is about 7 mm. The extension (3) of the leaf spring (37)
An elastic body (12) is attached to the surface facing 6). The elastic body (12) is made of a dish-shaped rubber and has a leaf spring (3).
7) so as to expand in diameter toward the extension portion (36). When the leaf spring (37) is pressed by the tip of the screw to bend the leaf spring (37) toward the extension (36), the elastic body (12) is pressed against the extension (36). Deform.

In the mounting jigs (1D to 1F) according to the fourth to sixth embodiments, unlike the first and second embodiments, the bending part (6) of the connecting member (5) is sandwiched. The other surface (8) extends toward the inner surface of the upright plate (4). The operating portion (91) provided at the base end of the worm screw of the binding band (9) is directed to the outer surface of the upright plate (4) as in the first and second embodiments.

A mounting jig (1G) according to the seventh embodiment
In the above, the gap between the leaf spring (37) and the extending portion (36) is formed smaller than the gap between the leaf spring (37) and the upright plate (4). (37)
Is not bent, the gap (minimum portion) between the leaf spring (37) and the extending portion (36) is about 1 mm, and the leaf spring (3
The gap (maximum part) between 7) and the upright plate (4) is about 10 mm. The engaging portion (3) extends obliquely downward from the lower end of the upright plate (4) toward the outer surface of the upright plate, and extends from the upright plate (4) to the engaging portion (3). Is about 120 to 130 degrees. In the attachment jig (1G) according to the seventh embodiment, the member forming the locking portion (3) of the fixing member (2) and the member forming the upright plate (4) are separate members. It may be an integral member.

A mounting jig (1G) according to a seventh embodiment.
Then, similarly to the first and second embodiments, the other surface (8) of the connecting member (5) sandwiching the bent portion (6) extends toward the outer surface of the upright plate (4). An operating portion (91) provided at the base end of the worm screw of the binding band (9)
Are also directed to the outer surface of the upright plate (4).

FIGS. 15 and 16 are a perspective view and a side view, respectively, showing an eighth embodiment of the mounting jig according to the present invention. The mounting jig (1H) according to the eighth embodiment includes:
The extending portion (3) extends from the lower end of the upright plate (4) toward the inner surface side of the upright plate at a substantially right angle to the upright plate.
9), a first folded portion (40) folded from the tip of the extending portion (39) toward the outer surface of the upright plate, and an upright plate (4) from the tip of the first folded portion (40). And a second folded portion (41) folded toward the inner surface side of the second folded portion (4) from the first folded portion (40).
The surface toward 1) has a substantially Ω shape in side view. The second folded portion (41) has a plurality of concavo-convex portions (41a) that are curved in a waveform at the portion folded from the first folded portion (40) and are continuous, and the extended portion (3) is formed.
A slit (42) is provided from 9) to the tip of the second folded portion (41).

An attachment jig (1H) according to the eighth embodiment.
The other surface (8) of the connecting member (5) sandwiching the bent portion (6) is extended toward the inner surface of the upright plate (4), and the worm screw of the binding band (9) is provided. The operation section (91) provided at the base end faces the outer surface side of the upright plate (4).

The helmet with penlight according to the present invention comprises:
The mounting jig (1A to 1H) according to the above embodiment is detachably attached to the side edge of the helmet, and a penlight is detachably attached to the attaching jig (1A to 1H).

FIG. 17 is a perspective view showing a first embodiment of a helmet with a penlight according to the present invention. In the helmet with penlight according to the first embodiment, the locking portion (3) of the mounting jig (1A) of the first embodiment is fixed to a side edge of a helmet (14) with a shallow side groove, The penlight (13) is attached to the binding band (9) of the attachment jig (1A). FIG. 18 shows the mounting jig (1).
It is a side view which shows the attachment method to A of a helmet (14), As shown in figure, the extension part (31) of the locking part (3) is shown.
The mounting jig (1) is fixed to the helmet (14) by sandwiching the side edge of the helmet (14) between the helmet (14) and the folded portion (32). At this time, the folded part (3
A side edge flange (14a) enters into a substantially semicircular space (10a) in side view between 2) and the extending portion (31).

The mounting jig (1A) of the first embodiment is
Since the angle between the upright plate (4) and the extension (31) is not so large and the length of the extension (31) is short, the side edge portion has a narrow flange width and a shallow groove (14b). Standing plate (4) when attached to shallow grooved helmet (14)
Is raised substantially parallel to the outer surface of the helmet (14), and the penlight (13) does not protrude significantly from the outer surface of the helmet (14).

FIG. 19 is a perspective view showing a second embodiment of the helmet with penlight according to the present invention. In the helmet with penlight according to the second embodiment, the locking part (3) of the mounting jig (1B) of the second embodiment is fixed to the side edge of the MP-type helmet (15), and the mounting jig is provided. (1B)
And a penlight (13) attached to the binding band (9). FIG. 20 is a side view showing a method of mounting the mounting jig (1B) to the helmet (15).
As shown in the figure, the mounting jig (1) is held by holding the side edge of the helmet (15) between the extending portion (31) of the engaging portion (3) and the folded portion (32). 1
Fix to 5). At this time, a substantially rectangular flat space (1) between the folded portion (32) and the extended portion (31) in a side view.
0b) enters a state in which the flange (15a) of the side edge portion enters.

The mounting jig (1B) of the second embodiment comprises:
The angle between the upright plate (4) and the extension (31) is large,
Since the extension portion (31) is long, the upright plate (4) is attached to the helmet (15) when the flange of the side edge is attached to the MP type helmet (15) that is slightly long diagonally downward. Stand up almost in parallel with the outer surface, penlight (1
3) does not protrude significantly from the outer surface of the helmet (15).

FIG. 21 is a perspective view showing a third embodiment of the helmet with penlight according to the present invention. In the helmet with penlight according to the third embodiment, the locking portion (3) of the mounting jig (1C) of the third embodiment is fixed to the side edge of the helmet (16) with the side groove, and attached. Jig (1
The penlight (13) is attached to the binding band (9) of C). FIG. 22 is a side view showing a method of attaching the attaching jig (1C) to the helmet (16). As shown in the figure, the extension (34) of the engaging portion (3) and the folded portion (35) are formed. The mounting jig (1) is fixed to the helmet (16) by sandwiching the side edges of the helmet (16).

The mounting jig (1C) of the third embodiment comprises:
The extending portion (3) extends from the lower end of the upright plate (4) to the outer surface side of the upright plate at a substantially right angle to the upright plate.
4) and a folded portion (3) folded in a substantially semicircular shape from the tip of the extension portion (34) toward the inner surface side of the upright plate (4).
5), the flange (16a) at the side edge is lifted high, and when the helmet (16) is attached to a side-grooved helmet (16) having a deep groove (16b), the upright plate (4)
Is raised substantially parallel to the outer surface of the helmet (16), and the penlight (13) does not protrude significantly from the outer surface of the helmet (16).

In the mounting jig (1C) according to the third embodiment, a plurality of concave and convex portions (35a) continuous with the folded portion (35) are formed, and the base end (35b) of the folded portion (35). To the tip (35c) from the slit (1
Since 1) is provided, the folded portion (35) has excellent flexibility and can be easily attached to the helmet side edge.

FIG. 23 is a perspective view showing a fourth embodiment of the helmet with penlight according to the present invention. In the helmet with penlight according to the fourth embodiment, the locking portion (3) of the mounting jig (1D) of the fourth embodiment is fixed to a side edge of a helmet (17) with a fire-fighting MP edge rubber. Then, attach a penlight (1) to the binding band (9) of the mounting jig (1D).
3) is attached. FIG. 24 is a side view showing a method of attaching the attachment jig (1D) to the helmet (17). As shown in FIG. 24, the leaf spring (37) is pressed and bent by the tip of the pressing member (38). The mounting jig (1D) is fixed to the helmet (17) by sandwiching the side edge of the helmet (17) between the extension (36) of the locking portion (3) and the leaf spring (37). I do.

The mounting jig (1D) of the fourth embodiment comprises:
Since the gap between the leaf spring (37) and the extension (36) is formed larger than the gap between the leaf spring (37) and the upright plate (4), the gap is thickened by the edge rubber (17a). It can be easily attached to the side edge of the helmet (17) equipped with a fire fighting MP edge rubber.

FIG. 25 is a perspective view showing a fifth embodiment of the helmet with penlight according to the present invention. The helmet with a penlight according to the fifth embodiment comprises fixing the locking portion (3) of the mounting jig (1E) of the fifth embodiment to a side edge of an MP-type helmet (15). The penlight (13) is attached to the binding band (9) of (1). FIG. 26 is a side view showing a method of attaching the attaching jig (1E) to the helmet (15). As shown in FIG. 26, the leaf spring (37) is pressed by the tip of the pressing member (38) to be bent. The mounting jig (1E) is fixed to the helmet (15) by sandwiching the side edge of the helmet (15) between the extension (36) of the locking portion (3) and the leaf spring (37). I do.

A mounting jig (1E) according to the fifth embodiment.
Since the gap between the leaf spring (37) and the extending portion (36) is smaller than the gap between the leaf spring (37) and the upright plate (4), the thickness of the flange (15a) is thin. It can be securely fixed to the MP type helmet (15).

FIG. 27 is a perspective view showing a sixth embodiment of the helmet with penlight according to the present invention. In the helmet with penlight according to the sixth embodiment, the locking portion (3) of the mounting jig (1F) of the sixth embodiment is fixed to a side edge of a baseball cap-type helmet (18), and the helmet with the penlight is mounted. Tools (1
The penlight (13) is attached to the binding band (9) of F). FIG. 28 is a side view showing a method of attaching the attachment jig (1F) to the helmet (18). As shown in FIG.
7) is pressed to bend, and the extension portion (3) of the locking portion (3) is pressed.
The mounting jig (1F) is fixed to the helmet (18) by sandwiching the side edge of the helmet (18) between the elastic body (6) and the elastic body (12).

A mounting jig (1F) according to the sixth embodiment
Since the plate-like elastic body (12) is attached to the surface of the leaf spring (37) facing the extension (36), the base edge cap (18a) at the side edge is narrow and almost has no width. It can be securely fixed to the mold helmet (18).
Further, although not shown, it can be firmly fixed to a straight baseball cap-type helmet having no flange (18a) at the side edge.

FIG. 29 is a perspective view showing a seventh embodiment of the helmet with penlight according to the present invention. In the helmet with penlight according to the seventh embodiment, the locking portion (3) of the mounting jig (1G) according to the seventh embodiment is fixed to a side edge of a helmet (19) with a flange around the entire circumference, Mounting jig (1
The penlight (13) is attached to the binding band (9) of G). FIG. 30 is a side view showing a method of attaching the attaching jig (1G) to the helmet (19). As shown in FIG.
7) is pressed to bend, and the extension portion (3) of the locking portion (3) is pressed.
The mounting jig (1G) is fixed to the helmet (19) by sandwiching the side edge of the helmet (15) between 6) and the leaf spring (37).

A mounting jig (1G) according to the seventh embodiment
In this configuration, the gap between the leaf spring (37) and the extending portion (36) is formed smaller than the gap between the leaf spring (37) and the upright plate (4), and has a thin flange (19a). It can be securely fixed to the helmet (19) with a flange around the entire circumference. Further, since the locking portion (3) extends obliquely downward from the lower end of the upright plate (4) toward the outer surface side of the upright plate, the flange (19a) having a large width and extending substantially horizontally is provided. When the helmet (19) is attached to the helmet (19) having the full circumference, the upright plate (4) stands up substantially in parallel with the outer surface of the helmet (19).

FIG. 31 is a perspective view showing an eighth embodiment of the helmet with penlight according to the present invention. In the helmet with penlight according to the eighth embodiment, the locking portion (3) of the mounting jig (1H) according to the eighth embodiment is fixed to a side edge of a helmet (20) with a fire-fighting circumferential groove. Then, a penlight (13) is attached to the binding band (9) of the attachment jig (1H). FIG. 32 shows the mounting jig (1).
It is a side view which shows the attachment method of H) to the helmet (20), As shown, the side edge part of a helmet (20) is between a 1st folded part (40) and a 2nd folded part (41). The holding jig (1H) is fixed to the helmet (20) by being sandwiched.

A mounting jig (1H) according to the eighth embodiment.
Then, since the surface from the first folded portion to the second folded portion of the locking portion (3) has a substantially Ω shape in a side view, the thickness of the fire-fighting all-around groove increases toward the outer peripheral side. The helmet (20) can be fixed closely to the collar (20a). In addition, since a plurality of continuous concave-convex portions (41a) and slits (42) are formed, the flexibility is excellent, the gap between the first folded portion and the second folded portion is easily widened, and the entire circumference groove for firefighting is used. It is easy to attach to the side edge of the helmet (20).

In each of the helmets with penlights of the first to eighth embodiments, one surface (7) of the connecting member (5) is rotated with respect to the upright plate (4) with the helmet covered. This allows the irradiation angle of the penlight to be changed up and down, and by rotating the binding band (9) with respect to the other surface (8) of the connecting member (5), the irradiation angle of the penlight can be changed right and left. Can be changed to Also, the operation unit (9) provided at the base end of the worm screw of the binding band (9)
Since 1) faces the outer surface of the upright plate, the attachment and detachment of the penlight (13) can be easily performed with the helmet on. The mounting jig (1
A to 1H) can be attached to either the left or right side edge of the helmet, and therefore may be attached according to the helmet user's convenience.

[0054]

As described above, in the helmet with penlight according to the present invention, since the penlight is detachably attached to the helmet, one hand can be blocked by the flashlight even when working in the dark. Moreover, it is possible to easily and quickly attach and detach the penlight at the work site, and it is possible to freely change the irradiation angle of the penlight while wearing the helmet. Further, the jig for attaching a penlight to the helmet according to the present invention includes a helmet with a shallow groove on the side, an MP helmet, a helmet with a side groove, a helmet with an MP edge rubber for firefighting, a baseball cap helmet, and a full circumference flange. It can be easily, firmly and detachably fixed to helmets such as helmets with built-in helmets and fire-fighting helmets with circumferential grooves. It has an excellent effect that it becomes possible.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a first embodiment of a mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view showing a first embodiment of a mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a second embodiment of the mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a side view showing a second embodiment of the mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a third embodiment of a mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a side view showing a third embodiment of the mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a fourth embodiment of the mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a side view showing a fourth embodiment of the mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a fifth embodiment of a mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a side view showing a fifth embodiment of the mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing a sixth embodiment of a mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a side view showing a sixth embodiment of the mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing a mounting jig according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a side view showing a seventh embodiment of the mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing an eighth embodiment of a mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 16 is a side view showing an eighth embodiment of the mounting jig according to the present invention.

FIG. 17 is a first helmet with a penlight according to the present invention;
It is a perspective view showing an embodiment.

FIG. 18 is a side view showing a method of mounting the mounting jig of the first embodiment to a helmet.

FIG. 19 shows a second embodiment of the helmet with penlight according to the present invention.
It is a perspective view showing an embodiment.

FIG. 20 is a side view showing a method of mounting the mounting jig of the second embodiment to a helmet.

FIG. 21 is a third helmet with a penlight according to the present invention.
It is a perspective view showing an embodiment.

FIG. 22 is a side view showing a method of attaching the attaching jig of the third embodiment to a helmet.

FIG. 23 is a fourth embodiment of the helmet with a penlight according to the present invention.
It is a perspective view showing an embodiment.

FIG. 24 is a side view showing a method of attaching the attaching jig of the fourth embodiment to a helmet.

FIG. 25 is a fifth helmet with a penlight according to the present invention.
It is a perspective view showing an embodiment.

FIG. 26 is a side view showing a method of mounting the mounting jig of the fifth embodiment to a helmet.

FIG. 27 is a sixth embodiment of the helmet with a penlight according to the present invention.
It is a perspective view showing an embodiment.

FIG. 28 is a side view showing a method of attaching a mounting jig of the sixth embodiment to a helmet.

FIG. 29 is a seventh helmet with a penlight according to the present invention.
It is a perspective view showing an embodiment.

FIG. 30 is a side view showing a method of attaching the attaching jig of the seventh embodiment to a helmet.

FIG. 31 is an eighth embodiment of the helmet with a penlight according to the present invention;
It is a perspective view showing an embodiment.

FIG. 32 is a side view showing a method of mounting the mounting jig of the eighth embodiment to a helmet.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1A Mounting jig of first embodiment 1B Mounting jig of second embodiment 1C Mounting jig of third embodiment 1D Mounting jig of fourth embodiment 1E Mounting jig of fifth embodiment 1F Sixth embodiment 1G Mounting jig of the seventh embodiment 1H Mounting jig of the eighth embodiment 2 Fixing member 3 Locking portion 31 Extension portion 32 Folding portion 33 Base end portion of extension portion 34 Extension portion 35 Folding Part 35a Uneven part 35b Base end of folded part 35c End part of folded part 36 Extension part 37 Plate spring 38 Pressing member 39 Extension part 40 First folded part 41 Second folded part 41a Irregular part 42 Slit 4 Standing plate 5 Connecting member 6 Bending part 7 One surface 8 Other surface 9 Cable tie 11 Slit 12 Elastic body 13 Penlight 14 Side helmet with shallow groove 15 MP type herme 16 A helmet with a side groove 17 A helmet with a MP edge rubber for fire fighting 18 A baseball cap helmet 19 A helmet with a full circumference flange 20 A helmet with a full circumference groove for firefighting

Claims (12)

[Claims] 1. A helmet with a penlight comprising: a helmet; a mounting jig detachably attached to a side edge of the helmet; and a penlight detachably attached to the mounting jig. The mounting jig is composed of a fixing member having a locking portion for the helmet, an upright plate rising up substantially in parallel with the outer surface of the helmet, and a bent plate bent into an L-shaped cross section, and sandwiching the bent portion. A connecting surface rotatably mounted on the upright plate, and a penlight rotatably mounted on another surface sandwiching the bent portion of the connecting member; A helmet with a penlight, comprising a binding band. 2. A mounting jig for detachably attaching a penlight to a helmet, comprising: a locking portion detachable from a side edge of the helmet; and a helmet when attached to the helmet. A fixing member including a standing plate that rises substantially in parallel with the outer surface of the member, and a surface including a bent portion bent into an L-shaped cross section, and one surface sandwiching the bent portion is rotated with respect to the rising plate. An attachment jig, comprising: a connecting member movably attached; and a binding band rotatably attached to another surface sandwiching the bent portion of the connecting member and capable of holding a penlight. . 3. An extension part extending obliquely downward from a lower end of the upright plate toward an outer surface side of the upright plate,
The extension portion is folded back toward the inner surface side of the upright plate and has a folded portion whose tip is curved in an arc shape,
The mounting jig according to claim 2, wherein a side edge portion of the helmet is sandwiched between the extension portion and the folded portion. 4. The mounting jig according to claim 3, wherein the folded portion is curved in a semicircular shape, and a tip end thereof is located at substantially the same height as a base end portion of the extending portion. . 5. The mounting jig according to claim 3, wherein the folded portion is substantially parallel to the extending portion, and a tip thereof is located above a base end of the extending portion. . 6. An extending portion extending from the lower end of the upright plate toward the outer surface of the upright plate at a substantially right angle to the upright plate, and an inner surface of the upright plate from a tip of the extending portion. A folded portion that is folded in a substantially semicircular shape toward the side, and a plurality of continuous concave and convex portions are formed in the folded portion, and a slit is provided from the base end to the distal end. The mounting jig according to claim 2, characterized in that: 7. An extending portion extending substantially in a J-shape from a lower end of the upright plate toward an inner surface side of the upright plate, and a leaf spring attached to an inner surface of the upright plate. 3. The mounting jig according to claim 2, further comprising a pressing member for bending said leaf spring. 8. The mounting jig according to claim 7, wherein a gap between the leaf spring and the extension portion is formed to be larger than a gap between the leaf spring and the upright plate. 9. The mounting jig according to claim 7, wherein a gap between the leaf spring and the extension portion is formed smaller than a gap between the leaf spring and the upright plate. 10. The mounting jig according to claim 7, wherein an elastic body is mounted on a surface of said leaf spring facing said extension. 11. The mounting jig according to claim 9, wherein the locking portion extends obliquely downward from a lower end of the upright plate toward an outer surface of the upright plate. 12. An extending portion extending from the lower end of the upright plate toward the inner surface side of the upright plate at a substantially right angle to the upright plate, and an outer surface of the upright plate from a tip of the extending portion. A first folded portion folded toward the side, and a second folded portion folded from the tip of the first folded portion toward the inner surface side of the upright plate, the second folded portion from the first folded portion Has a substantially Ω shape in side view, a plurality of continuous uneven portions are formed in the second folded portion, and a slit is provided from the extending portion to the tip of the second folded portion. The mounting jig according to claim 2, wherein: