JP2002369622A - Hammering set device of nail, anchor pin or skewer and attachment of the hammering set device of nail, anchor pin or skewer - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a hammering set device in view of the fact that the hammering work of nails, anchor pins or skewers to be used or fixing e.g. a block sod, a net mainly for slope protection and soil greening is done manually and needs a lot of workers, and also the hammering work on e.g. slope where work itself is difficult is very difficult, and the improvement of the workability has been required. SOLUTION: The hammering set device has an attachment to hold and hammer nails, anchor pins or skewers and a pivot to transmit driving force for hammering, wherein the attachment is exchanged according to an object to be hammered, the driving force for hammering is compressed air or explosion power, and the hammering set device can define the projecting quantity of nails, anchor pins or skewers from a ground surface after being hammered.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a peg, anchor pin, or batting device mainly used for fixing upholstery or nets for slope protection or soil greening. The present invention relates to the attachment of the peg, anchor pin, or eyelet driving device.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a nail, an anchor pin, or a skewer mainly used for fixing a turf, a net, or the like for protecting a slope has been manually driven with a hammer. Was.

[0003]

However, the conventional manual method requires a large number of workers,
In a driving operation on a slope or the like where the operation itself is difficult, it is extremely difficult to hold a nail, an anchor pin, or a skewer and drive with a hammer, and it has been desired to improve workability.

[0004]

Therefore, the present invention can be manufactured by a simple method, and is mainly a peg or an anchor used for fixing a turf or a net for slope protection or soil greening. It is intended to provide a driving device and an attachment for facilitating driving of a pin or a spit.
This contributes to the industry.

More specifically, in the present invention, a peg, an anchor pin or a batting device used mainly for fixing upholstery or nets for slope protection or soil greening is provided. An attachment for holding and driving a nail, an anchor pin or a skewer, and a shaft for transmitting a driving force for driving, the attachment is exchanged depending on a target to be driven, and a driving force for the driving is provided. Is a compressed air or an explosive force, and the driving device is characterized in that it can define the amount of protrusion of the peg, anchor pin or eyebrow from the ground surface after driving.

Further, according to the present invention, a peg or an anchor pin is provided in an attachment of a peg or an anchor pin driving device mainly used for fixing a turf or a net for slope protection or soil greening. It is characterized in that a part of the attachment is magnetized in order to prevent the attachment from dropping when it is held and cast.

[0007] Further, in the present invention, the attachment and holding of the eye skewer in the attachment of the eye skewer driving device mainly used for fixing a turf or a net for slope protection or soil greening. A feature is that a rubber member is provided in a part of the attachment to prevent the attachment from falling.

Further, according to the present invention, there is provided a peg or an anchor pin used for fixing a turf or a net for protection of a slope or soil greening or the like. Alternatively, a guide is provided for defining the amount of protrusion from the ground surface after casting when an anchor pin or a staple is cast, and the depth of the guide is variable, whereby the guide from the ground surface after casting is provided. It is characterized in that the amount of protrusion can be controlled.

Further, according to the present invention, there is provided an attachment for a peg or an anchor pin driving device mainly used for fixing a turf or a net for slope protection or soil greening. A guide for defining the amount of protrusion from the ground surface after casting when the material is placed, the depth of the guide is variable, so that the amount of protrusion from the ground surface after casting can be controlled. A nail or anchor pin to be used is loaded with at least a rubber washer, the guide has an inner diameter similar to that of the rubber washer, and the rubber washer is supported by the guide. This is characterized in that the driving direction of the peg or the anchor pin is restricted.

[0010] Further, in the present invention, in the attachment of a staple driving device used mainly for fixing upholstered turf and nets for slope protection and soil greening, the staple driving is performed. A guide for defining the amount of protrusion from the ground surface after driving, the depth of the guide being variable, whereby the amount of protrusion from the ground surface after driving can be controlled, and the guide portion Is provided with a rubber member having a shape substantially equal to the size of the eye skewer to be used and adapted to the shape of the eye skewer to be used. The eye skewer is supported by the rubber member of the guide portion, and It is characterized in that the installation direction is restricted.

Further, according to the present invention, there is provided a peg or anchor pin or an eyelet driving device mainly used for fixing upholstery or nets for slope protection or soil greening. It has an attachment for holding and driving a pin or a spit, and a shaft for transmitting a driving force for driving. The attachment is exchanged depending on an object to be driven, and the driving force for driving is compressed air. Alternatively, it is an explosive force, and the driving device is provided with a guide for defining the projecting amount of a peg, an anchor pin, or a spit from the ground surface after the driving and for regulating the driving direction. It is characterized in that a movable part is provided at the tip end of the shaft for transmitting the driving force, so that the driving can be safely performed even if the set driving direction does not coincide with the axial direction.

[0012]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION In the present invention, a peg, an anchor pin, or a batting device used mainly for fixing upholstery or nets for slope protection or soil greening is provided. An attachment for holding and driving a nail, an anchor pin or a skewer, and a shaft for transmitting a driving force for driving, the attachment being exchanged depending on an object to be driven, and a driving force for driving. Is a compressed air or an explosive force, and the driving device is capable of defining a protruding amount of a peg, an anchor pin, or a spit from the ground surface after the driving.

[0013]

FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of a driving device according to the present invention. Here, 11 is a drive unit, 12 is an attachment, 1
Reference numeral 3 denotes a peg used in the example.

In this embodiment, the driving unit 11 uses compressed air as a driving force source. Here, an electric or explosive power source may be used as the driving force source. Here, when the explosive force is used, the piping of the compressed air and the cable of the power supply become unnecessary, and the workability on a slope or the like is improved.

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 12 denotes an attachment for holding and driving a nail, an anchor pin, or a skewer, which can be replaced depending on the object to be driven. The attachment has a function of holding the object to be driven and a function of controlling the amount of protrusion from the ground surface after the driving. In the drawing, reference numeral 13 denotes a peg used in the embodiment, but it is also used for driving an anchor pin or a staple by replacing the attachment 12.

By using the casting device according to the present invention,
Conventionally, hammering has been performed manually, and the work of placing nails, anchor pins, or eyelets mainly used for fixing slopes and nets for slope protection and soil greening has been improved. Thus, the work load is reduced, and the industrial effect is exhibited.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view of an attachment according to the present invention mainly used for driving a nail or an anchor pin. The attachment comprises an outer nose part 21 and an inner guide part 22. Guide part 22 is nose part 2
The nose part is screwed into the driving device main body 23 and is fixed after the spring is mounted in the state where it is fitted to 1. At the time of driving, a shaft for transmitting a driving force for driving protrudes from a hole in the center of the guide component, and presses an object to perform driving.

Here, when a part of the guide part or the nose part is magnetized, when using an object to be driven such as a peg or an anchor pin, it can be held at the time of work, and workability can be improved. Is improved. In particular, when a ring-shaped magnet is provided at the bottom of the guide component, the effect is remarkable.

In the case where the object to be driven is a staple, a rubber member having a shape adapted to the shape of the skewer to be used, which is substantially the same as the size of the skewer to be used at the tip of the guide component, is provided. The skewers are supported by the rubber member of the guide portion so that the driving direction of the skewer is regulated,
It is possible to simultaneously control the driving amount and maintain the eyelash.

Here, the inventor has filed a real application 2001-0022.
At 32, a peg pre-loaded with at least a rubber washer is proposed. When the method according to the present application is used for the peg disclosed in the aforementioned Japanese Patent Application No. 2001-002232, it is possible to hold and fix the body by receiving the loaded rubber washer at the tip of the guide component. This was effective in regulating the direction of driving.

FIG. 3 is a conceptual diagram showing the shape of the tip of the shaft for transmitting the driving force for driving according to the present invention. A hammer portion for driving is formed at the tip of the shaft. The hammer portion can be tilted with respect to the shaft body.
Thereby, even if the nail, the eyebrow, etc., whose body is held by the guide, are slightly inclined with respect to the stroke direction of the shaft,
It was possible to perform the driving without fail, without damaging the pegs or eye skewers, and the workability was improved.

[0022]

As described above, the attachment of the peg, anchor pin, or staple of the present invention and the attachment of the peg, anchor pin, or the staple are mainly performed by a simple method. A method for improving the efficiency of placing nails, anchor pins, or eyelets used for fixing upholstery or nets for slope protection and soil greening, It contributes to the industry.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of a casting device according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view of an attachment according to the present invention mainly used for driving nails or anchor pins.

FIG. 3 is a conceptual diagram showing a shape of a tip of a shaft for transmitting a driving force for driving according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 Drive part 12 Attachment 13 Peg used in the embodiment 21 Nose part 22 Guide part 23 Punching device main body

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Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. A device for driving a peg, an anchor pin or a staple mainly used for fixing a turf, a net or the like for slope protection or soil greening. An attachment for holding and driving the eyelashes and a shaft for transmitting a driving force for driving are exchanged depending on an object to be driven, and the driving force for driving is compressed air or explosion. The driving device is characterized in that the driving device is capable of regulating the amount of protrusion of the peg, the anchor pin or the spigot from the ground surface after the driving, and the peg, the anchor pin or the spike. Casting equipment. 2. An attachment for a peg or anchor pin driving device mainly used for fixing a turf or a net for slope protection or soil greening, which holds the peg or anchor pin. An attachment for a nail or anchor pin driving device, characterized in that a part of the attachment is magnetized in order to prevent falling during driving. 3. An attachment for a staple driving device mainly used for fixing a turf or a net for slope protection or soil greening, wherein the staple is held and driven. An attachment for a batting device, wherein a rubber member is provided on a part of the attachment to prevent the attachment from falling. 4. An attachment for a peg or an anchor pin or a batting device mainly used for fixing a turf or a net for slope protection or soil greening, wherein the peg or an anchor is provided. A guide is provided for defining the amount of protrusion from the ground surface after driving when the pin or the eyelash is driven, and the depth of the guide is variable, whereby the amount of protrusion from the ground surface after driving is provided. The attachment of a peg, an anchor pin, or an eyelet driving device, characterized in that the attachment can be controlled. 5. An attachment for a peg or anchor pin driving device mainly used for fixing a turf or net for slope protection or soil greening, wherein the peg or anchor pin is driven. A guide for defining the amount of protrusion from the ground surface at the time of setting is provided, and the depth of the guide is variable, so that the amount of protrusion from the ground surface after setting is controlled. A nail or anchor pin to be used is loaded with at least a rubber washer, the guide has an inner diameter similar to that of the rubber washer, and the rubber washer is supported by the guide. The attachment of a nail or anchor pin driving device according to claim 2 or 4, wherein the driving direction of the nail or anchor pin is regulated. 6. An attachment for a batting device used mainly for fixing a turf or a net for slope protection or soil greening, wherein the batting device is used for placing a basket. A guide for defining the amount of protrusion from the ground surface afterward is provided, and the depth of the guide is variable, so that the amount of protrusion from the ground surface after driving is controlled, and the guide portion has A rubber member having a shape that is approximately the same as the size of the eye skewers to be used and that is adapted to the shape of the eye skewers to be used, and the eye skewers are supported by the rubber members of the guide portions, so that the driving direction of the eye skewers is provided. The attachment of the batting device according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the attachment is regulated. 7. A device for driving a peg, an anchor pin or a staple mainly used for fixing a turf or a net for slope protection or soil revegetation. An attachment for holding and driving the eyelashes and a shaft for transmitting driving force for driving are exchanged depending on an object to be driven, and the driving force for driving is compressed air or explosion. The driving device is provided with a guide for defining the amount of protrusion of a peg or an anchor pin or a spit from the ground surface after setting and for regulating the setting direction. The stop according to claim 1, characterized in that a movable part is provided at the tip of the shaft for transmitting the force so that the driving can be performed safely even if the set driving direction does not coincide with the axial direction. Nail, anchor pin, or staple driving device .