JP2003083318A - Grasping device of hand-carry washing basket and grasping hand used for this device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To surely grasp and grip a slender grip without slipping, and to surely grasp and grip even a slender round bar when suspending the slender grip of a hand-carry washing basket. SOLUTION: A grasping hand A is formed in a hook shape. A hole of a locking object part 15 is arranged on the upper end side of a stabilizer 1, a projecting piece 2 is arranged upward in a bottom part, and a hole being a pull-hand installing part 3 is arranged in the projecting piece 2. A rope 5 being a pull hand B is installed at the lower end side in the pull-hand installing part 3, the upper end side is inserted into the hole of the locking object part 15, and is fitted around and hooked on a clothes-line pole. The rope 5 is sagged by lifting the grasping hand A, a grip central part is dropped in between the stabilizer 1 and the projecting piece 2, and a hand is released. The grip is surely grasped and gripped between the rope 5 and the projecting piece 2 by weight of a washing basket. At removing time, the grip is removed by sagging the rope 5 by lifting the grasping hand A.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a handle for a laundry basket or the like used when suspending an elongated handle or the like of a laundry basket or for suspending or pulling an elongated object such as a rod or a wire horizontally. The present invention relates to a device and a gripping hand used for the device.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, washed and rinsed laundry is placed in a hand basket with a long and narrow handle and placed directly on the ground or the floor of a veranda, and the laundry is taken out one by one and placed in a drying room. It was hung on a clothesline. Therefore, every time the laundry is taken out one by one, the waist must be bent and stretched each time, resulting in a heavy burden on the waist and inefficiency. Also, the hand-laundry basket had to be placed directly on the surface of the earth. For this reason, there was always a concern for women who love cleanliness whether or not the washed laundry would be dirty.

Therefore, a laundry basket supporting tool as disclosed in JP-A-56-163697 has been developed. In other words, a small square pipe that fits into a large square pipe is inserted from below so that it can slide up and down. The whole length can be adjusted by sliding the small square pipe by tightening or loosening the screws provided on the large square pipe side. A pulley is integrally attached to the upper end of the thick pipe so that it can move smoothly on the clothesline. And, at the lower end of the thin pipe, a bifurcated hook for suspending a slender handle of a laundry basket is provided integrally with the thin pipe.

This product is used as follows. First, when the slender handle is hung, loosen the screws and adjust the large and small square pipes by sliding them so that the height of the laundry basket will be the optimum height for the person who hangs. Then hang the pulley at the top on the clothesline. Then, hang the handle of the laundry basket on the forked hook provided at the bottom. Then, while moving the laundry basket support on the pole, the laundry is held up and taken out from the laundry basket and dried.

[0005]

In the conventional laundry basket support, it has been noticed that the center of gravity of a hand-held laundry basket in which a handle is hung is very low, and a hook on a bifurcated bottom end is above the hook. It had a simple structure so that the handle could be simply placed on it. Therefore, it had the following drawbacks. When removing laundry from the laundry basket, when the laundry basket shakes, when a small external force acts on the clothesline, or when the pulley installed at the top pulls the rod up, the hook is split into two parts. The slender handle was easily slipped and slipped off and the laundry basket was tilted, and the slender handle was lifted off one of the forked hooks. As a result, a part of the laundry often fell onto the surface of the ground, and it was often necessary to repeat the laundry again. The slender handle slipped easily even when the hanging basket was low in the center of gravity.

[0006] Therefore, how to hang a slender handle of a laundry basket or even a rod or a wire rod so as not to slip, and further to hang it, and to grip and pull a rod-shaped object or a pipe, etc. I thought I should do it. First, I repeatedly observed how the handle slips on a forked hook. Then, it was found that a gripping device that can be grasped by an external force is necessary to suspend a rod-shaped object such as a handle so as not to slip. So, in order to get a hint to solve this problem, I bought various existing gripping devices and tried an experiment. However, all of them are plate-shaped, for example, H-shaped steel materials or U-shaped gutters that are hung and hung by using gravity applied to them, and the structure is complicated, and one or several other round bars or It was not suitable for hanging wire rods. Also, when hanging a rod-shaped object during cargo handling work, etc., the conventional method is to wrap the rope around the rod-shaped object, pass it through the faucet provided at one end and hang it up and tighten it with a simple structure. Although it can be gripped, it is extremely troublesome and inefficient to carry around like a laundry basket and to be used for a small object such as a handle.

[0007] The problem to be solved by the present invention is to reliably grasp a slender handle or the like of a laundry basket without slipping, and further to slip when horizontally hung or pulled by pulling. The purpose of the present invention is to obtain a gripping device such as a hand-held laundry basket that can securely grip a rod or wire without fail and that can be easily hung and removed with a simple structure. The purpose is to provide a gripping hand A.

[0008]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above problems in the present invention, a gripping device for a hand sack or the like according to the present invention and a gripping hand used in the device are as follows. First, in the grasping apparatus for grasping laundry baskets according to the present invention, the grasping hand A has an elongated stabilizer 1
Assuming that the projecting pieces 2 and 2 project upward on the bottom of the
The pull tab B has the protruding pieces 2 and 2 of the grip handle A attached to the lower end side thereof.

In this case, the elongated stabilizer 1 may be plate-shaped, rod-shaped, pipe-shaped or the like, and anti-slip stoppers 4 may be provided at both ends or one end.
The protruding pieces 2 and 2 may also be plate-shaped, rod-shaped, or the like. The protruding pieces 2 and 2 may have a straight shape, an inverted L-shaped cross section, a T-shaped cross section, or a shape corresponding to the shape of the suspended piece. The positions of the two protruding pieces 2 on the stabilizer 1 are closer to the center, one end is closer to the center than the other end, and the other is closer to the center. It is desirable that they are arrayed and the array surface is located on the central axis of the stabilizer 1. The protruding piece 2 may be formed integrally with the stabilizer 1, or may be welded, screwed, or removable. The puller B is attached to the projecting piece 2 of the gripper A, and grasps the handle of the laundry basket or the like with the projecting piece 2 and pulls it. At the lower end side, in addition to the fiber rope, wire ropes, belts, chains, etc. It is also possible to use a rod-shaped or plate-shaped object connected to the upper side of the rope, etc., or to provide a pulley or hook for hooking, a balance bar 14 to be introduced later, etc. .

The puller B can be attached to the protruding piece 2 on the lower end side by attaching it to a hook provided on the head of a screw screwed into the protruding piece 2 or by directly attaching a flexible wire or metal rope. It may be attached by welding, or may be attached to the pulling handle attachment portion 3 such as a hole, a hook or a constriction provided in the protruding piece 2. At this time, not only the end of the rope 5 or the like is attached to the hole provided in the projecting piece 2, but also one end of the projecting piece 2 which is passed through a predetermined hole is fixed to the stabilizer 1 side at another place, or a gripping hand. A is made hollow and one end of the rope 5 is inserted through the hole of the pulling handle attachment part 3, and is passed through the hollow to the hole of the other pulling handle attachment part 3, connecting both ends of the rope 5 It is also possible to make it movable. The attachment position of the puller B is a position where the handle of the laundry basket can be firmly gripped between the puller B side and the protruding piece 2 side without the hand holding the handle of the laundry basket being sandwiched between the stabilizer 1 and the handle. I am trying. The puller B has both ends of one rope or the like and puller attachment portions 3, 3
You can also attach it to and use it through a rod etc.
It is also possible to pass the rope through a pulley provided on a hanging body or the like to equalize the tensions applied to the left and right ropes. When the two ropes and the like are separately attached to the puller attachment portions 3 and 3, the tension applied to both ropes can be made equal by using the balance bar 14 as in the embodiment introduced later.

Alternatively, the following gripping device such as a hand laundry basket may be used. That is, (1) the gripping hand A is provided on the bottom of the stabilizer 1 with a pulling piece B such as a rope for projecting an upwardly projecting piece 2 for grasping a handle or a stick, and the stabilizer 1 is provided with the projecting piece 2 A space for taking in a handle, a rod and the like is provided from the lower end of the hook, extends upward, and is locked to the puller B side of a rope or the like on the upper end side located above the projecting piece 2. The puller B such as a rope is provided with a bottom portion including the protruding piece 2 of the gripper A on the lower end side thereof, and the locked portion 15 is locked on the upper side of the puller B, The gripping hand A may be prevented from falling down, and at the same time, the gripping hand A may be raised and lowered toward the pulling hand B side.

(2) Further, the gripping hand A has a projecting piece 2 for gripping a handle, a stick or the like with the lever 28 projecting upward on the bottom of the stabilizer 1, and the stabilizer 1 is A locked portion 1 that is provided with a space for taking in a handle, a rod or the like from the lower end, extends upward, and is locked to the puller B side of a rope or the like on the upper end side located further above the projecting piece 2.
5 is provided, and one end side of the lever 28 is attached to the bottom part including the protruding piece 2 of the gripping hand A so that the lever 28 can be rotated up and down. The other end side of 28 is attached, and the locked portion 15 is locked on the upper side of the puller B so that the gripper A does not fall down, and at the same time, the gripper A can be raised and lowered to the puller B side. It may be the one.

(3) Further, assuming that the gripping hand A has a protruding piece 2 projecting upward at the bottom of the stabilizer 1 for gripping a handle or a rod with a pulling handle B such as a rope, the stabilizer 1 is A space for taking in a handle, a rod or the like is provided from the lower end of the projecting piece 2 and extends upward so that the upper end side located further above the projecting piece 2 is locked to the puller B side of a rope or the like. By providing a locking portion 15 and further connecting one end side of the gripping hand A itself so that the one end side can be rotated left and right with respect to the vertical direction, a puller B such as a rope
When the bottom part including the protruding piece 2 of the gripping hand A is attached to the lower end side thereof, and the locked portion 15 is locked to the upper side of the pulling hand B to prevent the gripping hand A from falling. At the same time, the gripping hand A may be raised and lowered to the pulling hand B side.

(4) Further, in each of the grasping devices such as the hand wrapping laundry baskets of (1), (2), and (3) provided with the engaged portion 15, the grasping hand A is a hook-shaped one, and is engaged. The stopper 15 may be locked to the upper end mounting side of the puller B so that the gripper A can be raised and lowered to the upper end mounting side of the puller B.

(5) Further, in each of (1), (2), and (3), the locked portion 15 is a hole having a gargle, a closed cylinder, a cylinder having an opening, or a rod-shaped member. Good.

(6) Further, in each of (1), (2) and (3), the gripping hand A has a hook shape,
The locked portion 15 may be a hole having a gargling or the like, a closed cylinder, a cylinder having an opening, or a rod-like shape.

(7) Further, in each of (1), (2), and (3), the rod-shaped or tubular locked portion 15 provided upward is provided above the puller B to be engaged. The stopper 15 may be locked to a tubular or rod-like member that fits exactly so that the grip A can be raised and lowered to the pull B side.

(8) Further, in each of (1), (2) and (3), the gripping hand A has a hook shape.
The rod-shaped or tubular locked portion 15 provided upward is provided on the upper side of the pull tab B, and is locked to the tubular or rod-shaped object to which the locked portion 15 fits. It may be configured such that it can be raised and lowered to the hand B side.

(9) Further, in each of (1), (2), and (3), the gripping hand A is provided with a cylindrical locked portion 15 upward on the upper end side having a substantially C-shaped cross section. As a hook-shaped member, the tubular locked portion 15 is provided on the upper side of the pull tab B, and is locked to a tubular or rod-shaped object to which the locked portion 15 fits. It may be configured such that it can be raised and lowered to the hand B side.

Further, in the above (1) to (8), an elastic body 45 such as a spring or a rubber band is provided between the gripping hand A side and the pulling hand B side, and the gripping hand A is pulled. It may be biased to the upper side of.

An elastic body 45 such as a spring or a rubber band is provided between the gripping hand A side and the pulling hand B side, and a trigger mechanism capable of restraining and releasing the elastic force of expansion and contraction is held by the gripping hand A side or pulling hand B side. (9) may be provided on the side to urge the gripping hand A to the lower side of the pulling handle B side.

In the grasping device for a hand-held laundry basket or the like having the above-mentioned locked portions 15, the stabilizer 1 includes a handle and a wire rod of the hand-held laundry basket by the protruding piece 2 and the lever 28 or the protruding piece 2 and the puller B. When grasping a long and thin object such as, the projecting piece 2 is prevented from falling and a stable position is maintained so that the projecting piece 2 and the lever 28 or the projecting piece 2 and the puller B can securely grip the elongated object. To do. The stabilizer 1 can be provided with one or two or more projecting pieces 2 at the bottom thereof, and a rod-like or plate-like thing extending straight upward in one direction or curving in one direction from the bottom thereof. , Upwards in opposite directions or in multiple directions,
A curved surface extends upward in one direction, in opposite directions, or in multiple directions to provide a sufficient space between the projecting piece 2 and a slender object so that a long and narrow space can be grabbed. At the upper end side located above 2, puller B
It suffices that the locked portion 15 that is locked so as to be able to be raised and lowered is provided on the upper side or on the upper end mounting side of the puller B. The locked portion 15 may be the upper end itself of the bar-shaped or plate-shaped gripping hand A, may be a hole opened on the upper end side, or may be a rod-shaped member or a tube newly provided on the upper end side. It may be shaped like a thing.

One or more protruding pieces 2 must be provided on the bottom of the stabilizer 1 so that they can grip a rod, wire or the like with the puller B, and will be introduced later. As in the example, a straight plate-shaped object is attached to the bottom of the stabilizer 1 at a right angle, or a plate-shaped or bar-shaped object is formed into an inverted L-shape, T-shape, or the shape of the object to be grasped. It is also possible to attach the plate to a vertical plate or a plate-shaped plate having a notch in the vertical part or the horizontal part. The protruding piece 2 is provided on the bottom of the stabilizer 1 by bending a plate-like or bar-like material to form the protruding piece 2 on one side and the stabilizer 1 on the other side, or integrally forming with the stabilizer 1. It can be a thing, welded to the stabilizer 1, rotatable, cantilevered, detachable, or the like.

The shape of the grip A made up of the stabilizer 1 and the projecting piece 2 may be a hook, a frame, a cylinder or the like, which can be seen in each of the examples introduced later. Then, a wide or narrow plate-like body or rod-like body has a substantially C-shaped cross section.
Key-shaped ones that are approximately J-shaped, those that are connected back-to-back, those that are connected in parallel 180 ° apart, or those that are connected two or more sideways. A hook-shaped one provided with an elongated plate, a rod, and a tubular one on the upper part of a substantially C-shaped cross section, or a hook-shaped one that connects two or more of them sideways. More than a hook shape consisting of a skeleton structure. A hollow columnar body is vertically divided into two parts, but a protruding piece 2 is provided on the outer edge side. A projecting piece 2 is projected upward at both ends of a frame-shaped body such as a circular shape or a rectangular shape which is not closed at the bottom. A projecting piece 2 near the cup-shaped outer edge of a hollow sphere
And a thin plate, a rod, and a tubular member that are provided further upward on the outer edge side above the projecting piece 2 of itself. The stabilizer 1 can be an open gripper that is not closed.

Alternatively, a closed frame-shaped body such as a plate or a rod having a closed frame-like body provided with a projecting piece 2 on the inner bottom portion thereof, or a cylindrical or rod-shaped one at the upper end thereof, or Two or more provided. A plate-like or frame-like tubular body provided with a projecting piece 2 on the inner bottom thereof, or an upper end side thereof provided with one or more tubular or rod-like ones. A hollow body such as a skeleton provided with the projecting piece 2 on the inner bottom portion thereof, or an upper end of which is provided with one or more cylindrical or rod-shaped ones. It can also be a closed gripper with the stabilizer 1 closed. Further, in the above, the lever 28 is provided at the bottom including the protruding piece 2 of the gripping hand A, and the protruding piece of the gripping hand A is connected even if part of the gripping hand A itself is rotated. It is also possible to provide a groove 118 or the like for preventing damage to the rope or the like, which is the puller B, on the bottom side including 2 and the like. In this specification, the key shape is a bent part such as a plate or a bar. Also, it has a similar shape and can be hooked from the side to a vertically arranged pipe or the like. For example, the cross section is approximately C-shaped or approximately J
Characters, etc., those connected at an angle or two or more connected sideways, and one or more rod-shaped or tubular handles on the upper end side of the above Refers to the shape such as those provided with.

The puller B is attached to the gripper A and pulled, and can be constructed by only one rope, or 1
It can also be composed of a rope and a pipe of a book. It is also possible to have a structure in which a pulley or the like is connected to a rope or the like including a hook to be hooked, or a configuration in which the upper end side of one gripping hand A is locked by a plurality of ropes or the like. On the lower end side of the puller B, a flexible fiber rope, wire rope, cord, belt, belt, chain, roller chain, flexible thin plate-like spring material, net-like shape with good adhesion to a rod or wire , A link that can be connected to the lever 28, or the like can be used. On the upper side of the pull tab B that locks the locked portion 15 of the gripping hand A, besides the one used for the lower end side, a plate-shaped body, a rod-shaped body, a tubular body, and a horizontally rotating member. The stop piece 13 etc. can also be used.

The puller B can be attached to the lower end side on the protruding piece 2 or the stabilizer 1 by attaching it to a hook provided on the head of the screwed screw or by directly welding a flexible iron wire or wire rope. You may attach it. Holes / hooks provided on the protruding piece 2 and the stabilizer 1
It may be attached to the pull tab attachment portion 3 such as a constriction, or may be attached to the pull tab attachment portion 3 in which a protrusion is perforated or provided with a constriction. At this time, not only the method of attaching the end of the rope 5 or the like to the hole or the like but also the one end of the protruding portion 2 or the like passing through the predetermined hole may be attached to the stabilizer 1 other than the protruding piece 2. However, instead of fixing the lower end of the puller B to the hole of the puller attaching portion 3 as in the eighth embodiment, a method of movably attaching may be used. The attachment position on the lower end side of the pull tab B can be attached to the top and bottom of the protruding piece 2 of the grip tab A or the bottom of the grip tab A. The number of ropes or the like for gripping a rod or wire is usually the same as the number of projecting pieces 2, but one projecting piece 2 may have two ropes, or two projecting pieces. The piece 2 may be a single rope or the like. When the number of the pulling hands B for locking the gripping hands A is two, it is also possible to use a pulley or a balance rod 14 or the like which is interlocked with the vertical swing of the rod or the wire. It is also possible to use two or more pullers B.

[0028] The upper portion of the gripping hand A is pulled by pulling the upper end side of the gripping hand A by locking the locked portion 15 of the gripping hand A to the pulling handle B or the upper end mounting side of the pulling handle B. To prevent the gripping hand A from falling over, stop it so that it does not come off from the side where the hand B or puller B is attached.
This is because the lower end side of the puller B has a slack so that a bar, a wire or the like can be grabbed or leased. Locked part 15
The portion to be locked can be not only a tension-applying portion such as a rope, but also a tension-free portion such as a portion integrated with the puller B or a connected portion. The method of locking is, for example, at the upper end side of the grip A,
The rope of the puller B or the rod-shaped, plate-shaped, or tubular-shaped member connected to the rope may be passed through the hole 15 to which the opened hole or wire is rolled and attached, or the tubular locked portion 15. thing. It is a slit-shaped hole provided vertically on the upper end side of the gripping hand A, through which a projection-like object provided on the pulling hand B side is inserted so as not to come off. The one that holds the slit-shaped hole provided in the vertical direction on the upper side of the pulling handle B so that the protrusion-shaped one provided on the side of the pulling-hand A side is not removed. A tubular object provided on the puller B side, a puller B
Insert a hole or a cylindrical or rod-shaped locked part 15 into which the upper tip side of the gripping hand A is inserted or inserted from above or below into the hole of the protruding piece provided on the side or the loop provided on the rope. Things that have been passed or passed through. The upper end side of the pulling handle B may be a hole or the like provided on a separate body side with which the upper end side of the pulling handle B is hooked, and the upper front end side of the holding hand A may be inserted or passed from below or from above. Anyway, it suffices if it can be grabbed and raised and lowered without disengaging A.

In the case where the lever 28 is attached, one end side thereof is attached to the lower end side of the gripping hand A including the projecting piece 2 of the gripping hand A, and can be rotated up and down with respect to the direction directly above the projecting piece 2. Instead of a rope or the like, a rigid body such as a rod may be attached to the other end of the lever 28 thus configured. In this case, connect the rod etc. with a swivel joint and grab it by hand A
It is also possible to freely rotate with respect to the puller B side. One lever 28 may be provided between the two protruding pieces 2 provided on the lower end side of the grip A, or two levers 28 may be provided on one protruding piece 2. Further, one gripping hand A can be provided with two or more levers 28.

In the case where the one end side of the grip A itself is connected, the protruding piece 2 can be connected, and the rod-shaped or tubular locked portion can also be connected. It suffices that the connected one end side can rotate right and left with respect to the direction directly above the protruding piece 2. That is, it is only necessary that the slender rod or the like gripped by the puller B and the projecting piece 2 of the gripper A is one end side that is connected so as to swing together in the same direction when it swings up and down.

In the case where the elastic body 45 is attached, a spring, a rubber band or the like can be used as the elastic body 45. Provide a pulling spring, a push spring, a rubber band, etc. between the gripping hand A side and the pulling hand B side or between the gripping hand A side and the upper end mounting side of the pulling hand B, and hold the gripping hand A above the pulling hand B. The puller B can be biased to the side to allow the lower end of the puller B to have a slack in advance. Further, a pulling spring, a pushing spring, a rubber cord, or the like may be provided between the gripping hand A side and the pulling hand B side to urge the gripping hand A to the lower side of the pulling hand B. To attach it, attach a pull spring, rubber strap, etc. directly between the puller B side and the gripper A side or between the upper end mounting side of the puller B and the gripper A side, and place the gripper A side above the puller B. You can also urge it to the side and lift it. In addition, for example, a tubular object is provided above the gripping hand A, and a rod-like object that fits into the tubular object or a tubular object that fits inside and outside the tubular object is placed on the puller B side. It is provided so that the gripping hand A side can slide, and a pulling spring
It is also possible to provide a rubber band or the like, or to provide a coil spring or the like to a rod-shaped object to urge the gripping hand A above the pulling hand B, or the like.

When the grip A is biased downward of the pull B and the pull B is tightened, the grip A having a tubular locked portion on the upper end side of the stabilizer 1
A rod-shaped object that fits into the tubular object or a tubular object that fits inside and outside the tubular object is provided on the pulling hand B side, and the gripping hand A side is slidably locked, A push spring, a pull spring, an elastic cord, etc. are provided inside, and a push spring, etc. is provided for a rod-shaped object, and the puller B side is grasped and pushed into the hand A side to fully compress the push spring and When extended, the gripper A side and the puller B
A trigger mechanism capable of locking and releasing the side can be provided on the gripping hand A side or the pulling hand B side. When the trigger mechanism is provided in the portion where the puller B side and the gripper A side slide and overlap each other,
A combination that can be moved only in the front-back sliding direction without spinning is desirable.

Next, the gripping hand for a gripping device such as a hand sack laundry basket according to the present invention is as follows.
Is provided so as to protrude upward, and puller attaching portions 3 and 3 are provided on the protruding pieces 2 and 2.

(2) Assuming that the projecting piece 2 is provided on the bottom of the stabilizer 1 so as to project upward, the stabilizer 1 extends upward from the lower end of the projecting piece 2 and further above the projecting piece 2. As the locked portion 15 provided on the upper end side located, the puller attachment portion 3 may be provided on the bottom portion including the protruding piece 2 of the above-described configuration.

(3) Assuming that the projecting piece 2 is provided on the bottom of the stabilizer 1 so as to project upward, the stabilizer 1 extends upward from the lower end of the projecting piece 2 and further above the projecting piece 2. Assuming that the locked portion 15 is provided on the upper end side that is located, the one end side of the one configured as described above is connected so that the one end side can be rotated left and right with respect to the vertical direction. It may be one.

(4) Further, the shape of each of (2) and (3) may be a hook shape.

(5) Assuming that the protruding piece 2 is provided on the bottom of the stabilizer 1 so as to project upward, the stabilizer 1 extends upward from the lower end of the protruding piece 2 and is located above the protruding piece 2. Assuming that the locked portion 15 is provided on the upper end side that is located, a lever 28 is provided on the bottom portion including the protruding piece 2 of the above-described configuration so that it can be rotated up and down. Good.

(6) Assuming that the projecting piece 2 is provided on the bottom of the stabilizer 1 so as to project upward, the stabilizer 1 extends upward from the lower end of the projecting piece 2 and further above the projecting piece 2. Assuming that the locked portion 15 is provided on the upper end side where it is located, the lever 28 is provided on the bottom portion including the protruding piece 2 of the above-described keyed shape to rotate up and down. It may be movable.

(7) Further, in each of the items (2) to (6), the locked portion 15 may be a hole provided in a staggered manner.

(8) In each of (2) to (6), the locked portion 15 may be a rod-shaped or cylindrical member provided upward. The gripping hand A described above is a component of a gripping device such as a hand-pulling laundry basket, which is composed of the pulling grip B according to the present invention, and is used in combination with the pulling grip B such as a rope.

[0041]

The grabber and the like grasping device according to claim 1 is used as follows. First, the upper end of the puller B is hung on a clothesline or the like. Then, the center of the handle of the laundry basket is lifted, the other hand is used to lift between the protruding pieces 2 of the hand A, and the puller B has a sufficient slack. Pass the gripping hand A under the handle of the laundry basket, sandwich both side parts of the hand holding the handle between the projecting pieces 2 and 2 and the pulling handle B, and at the same time make the end side of the stabilizer 1 vertical to the handle. Apply to the club and release both hands. At this time, the handle sandwiched between the protruding pieces 2 and 2 and the lower end side of the puller B such as a rope tries to turn down the handle A by its own weight containing the laundry, but the handle is vertical. It is blocked by the stabilizer 1 applied to the part. Therefore, the handle portion is firmly gripped and gripped between the protruding pieces 2 and 2 and the lower end side of the pulling handle B by its own weight containing the laundry. The grip power increases with the weight of the laundry. Lift the basket to remove it. Then, the gripping hand A naturally comes off easily.

The gripping hand for a grasping device such as a hand-washing laundry basket according to claim 2 is a component of the gripping device for a hand-washing laundry basket or the like, and is used in combination with a pulling handle B such as a rope or the like. Can be used as

In the third to twelfth aspects, when suspended and used, the following is done. First, the lower end side of the rope, which is the puller B, is attached to the protruding piece 2 and the lever 28 provided on the lower end side of the grip A such as a hook or a cylinder. Then, the upper end side of the rope or the like is grasped and passed through the hole or the like of the locked portion 15 crawling on the upper end side of A, and the faucet or hook provided at the upper end is hung and hung from a clothes rod or a hook of a crane or the like.
Then, the gripping hand A is lifted up, or the hook is lowered to lower the gripping hand A to the ground so that the puller B has a sufficient slack. If the shape of the grip A is an open grip such as a hook, a handle or stick of a laundry basket can be directly dropped between the stabilizer 1 and the protruding piece 2 or between the lever 28 and the protruding piece 2. Let go. Or lift it with a crane. In the case of a closed gripper such as a frame-shaped, tubular, or frame-shaped hollow body, once a rod or wire is inserted inside, the space between the stabilizer 1 and the protruding piece 2 or between the lever 28 and the protruding piece 2 Drop a stick or wire into the area and release your hand. Or lift it with a crane. In the case of the gripper A of a closed hollow body, a slender object such as a rod or a wire rod carried in beforehand is dropped inside the stabilizer 1 and the protruding piece 2 or the lever 28 and the protruding piece 2,
Lift with a crane.

At this time, the handle or bar sandwiched between the projecting piece 2 and the lower end of the rope or between the lever 28 and the projecting piece 2 is gripped by the weight of the laundry or the weight of the bar. Hand A
Although it tries to turn down, it is blocked by the stabilizer 1 locked on the puller B side where an upper tension acts. Therefore, the handle, the rod, the wire or the like is automatically gripped and gripped by its own weight or the own weight of the grip A between the protruding piece 2 and the lower end of the rope or between the lever 28 and the protruding piece 2. The grip force increases as the weight of the rod or wire increases. Further, in the case where one end side of the gripping hand A itself is connected and the one end side can be turned to the left and right with respect to the vertical direction, the grip and the wire of the slender laundry basket that is gripped shakes up and down greatly. Even in such a case, the connected one end side is also shaken together with the handle of the laundry basket, the wire, etc., and the adhesion between the handle, the wire, etc. and the projecting piece 2 is not changed and is stably gripped. When removing the handle, the wire or the like, the handle, the rod or the like is lifted or hung by a crane or the like so that the rope or the like has a slack or the lever 28 can be freely rotated and then removed.
Further, when the gripping hand A is provided between the gripping hand A side and the pulling handle B side and the gripping hand A is biased to the upper side of the pulling handle B by the elastic body 45, it is already sufficient for the pulling handle B side. Since it is slack, it is not necessary to lift the gripping hands A when hanging or removing a rod or wire.

Even when the locked portion 15 on the upper end side of the gripping hand A is locked on the upper end mounting side of the pulling hand B, the suspended winch hand A is provided on the upper end mounting side of the pulling hand B, etc. Then, the lower end side of the puller B is sufficiently slackened by hanging it on the ground or lifting it by hand. If the shape of the grip A is an open grip such as a hook, the handle of the laundry basket, the wire or the like can be directly dropped between the stabilizer 1 and the protruding piece 2 or between the lever 28 and the protruding piece 2. Release. Or lift with a winch. At this time, the handle or bar sandwiched between the projecting piece 2 and the lower end of the rope or between the lever 28 and the projecting piece 2 should be grasped with the grip A by the weight of the laundry or the weight of the bar. Although it is about to be turned down, it is blocked by the stabilizer 1 which is locked to the upper end mounting side of the upper puller B so as to be freely raised and lowered. Therefore, the handle, the rod or the like is automatically gripped and gripped by its own weight or the own weight of the grip A, between the protruding piece 2 and the lower end side of the rope or between the lever 28 and the protruding piece 2. The grip force increases as the weight of the handle, rod, wire, etc. increases. Further, in the case where one end side of the gripping hand A itself is connected and the one end side can be turned to the left and right with respect to the vertical direction, the grip and the wire of the slender laundry basket that is gripped shakes up and down greatly. Even in such a case, the connected one end side is also shaken together with the handle of the laundry basket, the wire, etc., and the adhesion between the handle, the wire, etc. and the projecting piece 2 is not changed and is stably gripped. When removing a handle or wire, etc., lift the handle, stick, etc., lower it to the ground with a winch, etc. to give slack to the rope, etc. And then remove. Further, when the gripping hand A is provided between the gripping hand A side and the pulling handle B side and is biased to the upper side of the pulling handle B by the elastic body 45, it is already sufficient for the pulling handle B side. Since it is slack, it is not necessary to lift the gripping hands A each time when a handle or wire is hung and removed.

According to the ninth to eleventh aspects, in the case of the one to be gripped and used, the following is performed. Gripping the side of the puller B, which fits into each other and slidably holds the gripper A, grips the side of the puller B, which is cylindrical or rod-shaped, and turns it upside down to drop the side of the puller A to the side of puller B, and also to loosen the puller B. Add Then, the rod or pipe in the upward or diagonally upward direction is hooked and pulled in by the tip side of the hook-shaped gripping hand A, hooked on the pipe or the like in the upper side and hung down, or the grip closed on the rod-shaped projection or the like. I hang my hand A and hang it. At this time, in the case where one end side of the gripping hand A can be rotated to the left and right with respect to the vertical direction, the gripping hand A may be hooked and pulled in not obliquely at a right angle but obliquely, or may hang down and swing greatly in the extension direction of the pipe or the like. Also, one end side of the connected gripping hands A is also rotated or swayed together so that the adhesion between the pipe or the like and the protruding piece 2 does not change, and the gripping is performed in a stable state. The grip force becomes stronger as the tension applied to the pull tab B increases. To remove it, give it some slack on the puller B side and then remove it. Further, when the gripping hand A is provided between the gripping hand A side and the pulling hand B side and the gripping hand A is biased to the upper side of the pulling hand B by the elastic body 45, it can be pulled vertically or horizontally. The rope or the like on the lower end side of the hand B has sufficient slack, and the lever 28 is also in a freely rotatable state. Gripping the side of the puller B, which fits into each other and slidably holds the side of the grip A, or the side of the puller B that is rod-shaped,
Hooking a bar or pipe in the horizontal or diagonal up and down direction with the tip of the hook-shaped gripping hand A, pulling it in, or hanging it by hanging it on the pipe, etc. above it I hang it on my hand.
The grip force becomes stronger as the tension applied to the pull tab B increases. To remove it, just stop pulling.

According to the thirteenth aspect,
Hold and use as follows. Push in the pulling handle B side that can be inserted and slid into the grasping hand A side, and further push in by extending the provided pulling spring / rubber cord or contracting the pushing spring, and between the pulling handle B side and the grasping hand A side. Via the provided trigger mechanism, the puller B side is grasped and locked to the hand A side automatically or manually. Then, a sufficient slack is formed on the lower end side of the puller B side, and the lever 28 can be freely rotated. Further, since the shape of the gripping hand A is a hook shape, it can be hooked from the side even on a pipe that has been stood upright. Hold the cylindrical gripping hand A side, and pull the trigger or hold it while simultaneously catching the rod or pipe to be gripped with the tip end side of the gripping hand A. Then, the pull tab B side is pushed rearward from the grip hand A side by the elastic force of the elastic body 45. Then, the rod, the pipe or the like is instantly tightened by the elasticity of the elastic body 45 between the projecting piece 2 and the wire rope or between the lever 28 and the projecting piece 2 and firmly grasped and gripped. It is possible instantly to squeeze ropes etc. around wire rods or pipes and squeeze them. When pulling a hooked wire or pipe strongly toward you and applying acceleration, or when the wire or pipe is heavy and requires more pull than the elasticity of a spring or the like, the puller B side is directly grasped and pulled. Then, a tensile force equal to or greater than the elasticity of the spring or the like can be applied to the puller B side. To remove it, grasp the puller B side and push it into the hand A side, and then remove the puller B side with some slack.

The grasping hand for a grasping device such as a hand-held laundry basket described in claims 14 to 22 is a component of the hand-held laundry basket or other grasping device of the present invention, and includes a puller B such as a rope and an elastic body 45. When used in combination, it can be used like the grasping device such as the hand-lapping laundry basket described in claims 3 to 13.

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BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described based on examples with reference to the drawings.

EXAMPLE 1 Example 1 will be described with reference to FIG. The gripper A has an elongated rod-shaped stabilizer 1, and projecting pieces 2 and 2 projecting upward toward one end and the center of the stabilizer 1, and projecting holes 2 on the projecting pieces 2 and 2 which are puller mounting portions 3 and 3. It is provided in the arrangement direction of the pieces 2 and 2. A stopper 4 larger than the thickness of the stabilizer 1 is provided at one end of the stabilizer 1. The puller B is composed of one rope 5, one end of which is attached through a hole which is the puller attachment portion 3, the other end of which is passed through a pulley 6 provided on the upper portion, and the other puller attachment portion 3 is attached. It is passed through a certain hole and further wound around the stabilizer 1 side to fix the terminal in the hole 7 provided in the stabilizer 1. The pulley 6 is attached by a pin 9 to a holding piece 8 having a U-shaped cross section and having holes on both sides and an upper end, and a rod 10 is attached to a hole provided on an upper end of the holding piece 8 by holding a collar at its lower end and held. A rotating shaft of a pulley 11 which is connected to the piece 8 by a swivel joint and which bends the upper end side of the rod 10 at a right angle and rolls on the clothesline. Is provided.

The device of Example 1 is used as follows. Hang the pulley 11 on the clothesline. Then, the number of windings of the rope 5 wound around the stabilizer 1 is changed and the total length of the apparatus is adjusted so that the height of the hanging laundry basket is optimized. Then, lift up the center of the handle of the laundry basket containing the laundry, lift the stabilizer 1 part between the protruding pieces 2 and 2 with the other hand and slacken the rope 5, grasp the gripping hand A and hold it under the handle of the laundry basket. Pass it through and pinch both side parts of the hand holding the handle between the protruding pieces 2 and 2 and the ropes 5 and 5, and at the same time put the stopper 4 side on the vertical part of the handle and separate both hands. At this time, the gripping hand A is rotated by the weight of the laundry or the laundry basket so that the gripping hand A is blocked by the stabilizer 1 applied to the vertical part of the gripping part, and the gripping part of the gripping part A is projected. 2 and the ropes 5 and 5 of the puller B are gripped. Puller attachment part 3 for attaching the rope 5,
Since the hole 3 is attached to the stabilizer 1 with a sufficient space, the hand is not pinched by the stabilizer 1 and the handle. Further, even if the handle of the laundry basket is swayed up and down, the action of the pulley 9 causes the handle A to sway with it, and the tension of the ropes 5 and 5 is always constant, so that the handle portion floats above the handle A. There is no. Further, the stopper 4 works so that the grip A does not come off from the handle even if it is strongly pulled laterally.
To remove it, just lift the handle of the laundry basket. Grasping hand A comes off naturally.

Embodiment 2 Embodiment 2 will be described with reference to FIG. In this structure, the projecting pieces 2 and 2 are projectingly provided near the center of the elongated rod-shaped stabilizer 1 at intervals wider than the hand width. The gripper A is composed of a stabilizer 1 provided with slightly thick stoppers 4 and 4 on both ends of the elongated rod, and T-shaped projecting pieces 2 and 2 on which the center of the elongated plate is attached to the short rod on the stabilizer 1. Has been done. Holes, which are puller attachment portions 3 and 3, are provided near the upper ends of the projecting pieces 2 and 2 in the arrangement direction of the projecting pieces 2 and 2. One end of the rope 5 which is the puller B is attached through a hole which is one of the puller attachment portions 3, and the other end is provided below the one end of the hollow pipe-shaped twisting piece 13 provided on the upper side. It is inserted through the hole 14 into the pipe to the outside of the pipe, through the opposite side of the pipe B and out of the hole 14, and is inserted through the hole of the other puller attaching portion 3 to be attached.

The device of Example 2 is used as follows.
First, pass the upper end of the rope 5 through a clothesline, lift the center of the handle of the laundry basket containing the laundry, and lift the stabilizer 1 part between the protruding pieces 2 and 2 with the other hand to hold the slack in the rope 5. Put the gripping hand A under the handle of the laundry basket and pinch both side parts of the hand holding the handle between the projecting pieces 2 and 2 and the ropes 5 and 5, and at the same time, handle the stopper 4 part as well. Touch both vertical parts and release both hands. At this time, the gripper A has a rotating moment that tends to rotate and fall due to the weight of the laundry or the laundry basket, but is blocked by the stabilizers 1 applied to both vertical parts of the handle, and the handle part has a protruding piece 2, It is gripped between 2 and the ropes 5, 5. Since the holes serving as the puller attachment portions 3 and 3 for attaching the rope 5 are attached to the stabilizer 1 with a sufficient space therebetween, the stabilizer 1 and the handle do not pinch the hand. Also, even if the handle of the laundry basket is rocked up and down, the rope 5 slides on the rod and the hand A also shakes, and the same tension acts on the ropes 5 and 5, and the handle part grips the hand A. It is gripped without rising further. Further, the stoppers 4 and 4 prevent the gripping hand A from coming off from the grip portion even if it is strongly pulled laterally. The rope 5 prevents the ropes 5 and 5 from twisting due to the action of the hollow pipe-shaped twisting piece 13. To remove it, just lift the handle of the laundry basket. Grasping hand A comes off naturally.

Third Embodiment A third embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The grip A of this thing has short rod-shaped projecting pieces 2, 2 projecting upward at both ends of an elongated bar-shaped stabilizer 1, and the projecting pieces 2, 2 have puller attachment parts 3, 3. The holes are provided in the arrangement direction of the projecting pieces 2, 2. One end of the rope 5 which is the puller B is attached through the hole which is the one puller attachment portion 3, and the other end is attached through the hole which is the other puller attachment portion 3.

The device of Example 3 is used as follows. First, hang the rope 5 on a clothesline, lift the center of the handle of the laundry basket containing the laundry, and use the other hand to project the protruding piece 2.
The stabilizer 1 between the two is lifted and the rope 5 is slackened, and the grip A is passed under the protruding bar provided on the handle portion of the laundry basket, and between the protruding pieces 2 and 2 and the ropes 5 and 5. Insert the handle and release both hands. At this time, the gripping hand A is rotated by the weight of the laundry or the laundry basket and tends to be rotated down. However, the handle is blocked by the stabilizer 1 applied to the protruding piece side of the laundry basket. And the ropes 5 and 5 of the puller B are firmly gripped. Since the holes serving as the puller attachment portions 3 and 3 for attaching the rope 5 are attached to the stabilizer 1 with a sufficient space therebetween, the stabilizer 1 and the handle will not pinch the hand. Even if the handle of the laundry basket is rocked up and down, the rope 5 slides on the rod and the gripping hand A also shakes. The same tension acts on the ropes 5 and 5, and the gripping part is gripped without lifting from the gripping hand A. . Further, even if the pull bar provided on the handle side of the laundry basket pulls the handle strongly to the left and right, the handle A will not come off from the handle portion. To remove it, just lift the handle of the laundry basket. Grasping hand A comes off naturally.

Fourth Embodiment A fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The gripping hand A of this one has two plate-shaped U-shaped stabilizers provided in parallel at both lower ends of the projecting pieces 2 and 2 in the third embodiment, and a hole is provided at the upper end side thereof so that the puller B has a rope side. It prevents the gripper A from falling over. The shape is a key. The ropes 5 and 5 which are the pulling hands B are engaged with the holes of the locked portions 15 and 15 provided on the upper tip side of the stabilizer 1 so that the gripping hands A can be raised and lowered toward the pulling hands B side. The lower ends of the ropes 5 and 5 are attached to the holes of the puller attachment portions 3 and 3 provided on the protruding pieces 2 and 2 in the arrangement direction of the protruding pieces 2 and 2, and the upper ends of the ropes 5 and 5 are attached to the stabilizer 1. Through the holes of the locked portions 15, 15 provided on the upper tip side of the above, and are further attached to holes 16, 16 provided on both end sides of the upper balance rod 14, respectively. A ring 19 provided at the lower end of the hanging hook 18 is provided with a hole 17 provided near the center upper end of the balance rod 14.

The device of Example 4 is used as follows. Raise the side of the gripping hand A to make the ropes 5 and 5 have a slack, and grasp the laundry basket near the center of the handle with the other hand and drop the center of the handle between the protruding pieces 2 and 2 and the stabilizer 1. Release the hand. At this time, the gripping hand A has a rotational moment that tends to turn it down due to the weight of the laundry basket containing the laundry, but it is provided on the upper tip side of the stabilizer 1 locked to the pulling hand B side where tension acts. The locked portions 15 and 15 are blocked, and the handle portion has the weight of the laundry, the basket, the gripper A, etc., and the protruding pieces 2 and 2 and the ropes 5 and 5.
It is gripped between and does not slip. In addition, even if the handle of the laundry basket sways up and down, the balance bar 14 swings up and down, so that the handle of the laundry basket does not float above one of the two ends of the bottom of the grip A. Stable and well maintained. When removing the laundry basket, lift the grasping hand A, and let the ropes 5 and 5 have slack before removing.

Fifth Embodiment A fifth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. This is a hook-shaped gripping hand A in which the two U-shaped upper parts in the fourth embodiment are integrated and the upper and lower parts are connected by a single plate to facilitate gripping. The distance between the locked portions 15 and 15 is the protruding piece 2,
It is narrower than the interval of 2. The rope 5 which is the puller B is attached to the hole of the puller attachment portion 3 provided on the vertical portion of the inverted L-shaped scissor member by grasping one end of the rope 5 from the inside of the hand A and attaching the other end side of the locked portion 15 to the locked portion 15. It is inserted through the hole and further through the hole of the one locked portion 15 and is inserted through the hole of the puller attachment portion 3 provided on the protruding piece 2 from the inside. Rope 5
To attach the both ends of the rope 5 to the puller attaching portion 3, the rope 5 may be attached by passing both ends of the rope 5 from the outside to the inside of the hand A.

The device of Example 5 is used as follows. Hang the rope 5 through the clothesline, lift the part of the stabilizer on the side of the gripper A to lift the ropes 5 and 5 so that the rope has a slack, and the other hand to grip the center of the laundry basket near the center of the handle. Drop between the projecting pieces 2 and 2 and the stabilizer 1 and release the hand. At this time, grasping hand A
There is a rotational moment that tends to turn it over due to the weight of the laundry or the laundry basket, but the locked portion 1 provided on the tip side of the stabilizer 1 locked on the puller B side where tension acts
5 and 15 are blocked, the handle part is laundry, basket,
The weight of the gripper A or the like securely grips between the projecting pieces 2 and 2 and the ropes 5 and 5 to prevent slipping. Moreover, even if the handle of the laundry basket sways up and down, the rope 5 slides on the rod, and the handle of the laundry basket is the grip A.
It is gripped from one of the two ends of the bottom without rising. To remove it, lift the gripping hand A and remove the ropes 5 and 5 with slack.

Sixth Embodiment A sixth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. This is a hook-shaped gripping hand A which is easier to grasp than the one in Example 4 and easy to put on the handle of the laundry basket, and further, the pulling handle B.
The length of the can be easily adjusted. One end of one rope 5 which is the puller B is attached from the inside to the holes of the puller attachment portions 3 and 3 provided in the horizontal portions of the projecting pieces 2 and 2, and the other end side is attached to the stabilizer 1. Through the hole of the locked portion 15 provided on the upper tip side of the above, through the lower side of the lower hole 21 provided in the upper hook 20 positioned above from the front side to the balance bar 14 positioned further above The hole 2 on the upper side of the universal key 20 is passed from the back side of the hole 16 provided to the front side.
1 from the front side to the back side, from the back side of the hole 21 on the opposite side to the front side, from the front side of the hole 16 of the balance bar 14 to the back side, and from the back side of the lower hole 21 of the universal key 20 to the front side, Further, it is attached through the hole of the locked portion 15 through the hole of the puller attachment portion 3 of the protruding piece 2 from the inside. Then, the ring 19 provided at the lower end of the hook 18 hung on the clothesline is attached to the hole 17 provided at the center of the balance rod 14. Further, stoppers 22 and 22 are provided on the ropes 5 and 5 between the universal key 20 and the upper end side of the stabilizer 1.

The device of Example 6 is used as follows. First, tilt the swivel key 20 to the front to make it horizontal, and adjust the total length by pushing down or raising the swivel key 20 so that it can be raised and lowered in the vertical direction, and then raise the swivel key 20 to return it to its original state. 20 works and is fixed to a predetermined length. The stoppers 15 and 15 are designed to allow the ropes 5 and 5 to have a necessary and sufficient slack when the gripping hand A is lifted. Grasp the upper end of the gripping hand A and give the ropes 5 and 5 a slack, grasp the center of the handle of the laundry basket with the other hand, grasp the center of the handle, and project the protruding pieces 2 and 2 and the stabilizer 1 at the center of the gripping hand A. Drop it between and release your hand. At this time, the gripping hand A has a rotation moment that tends to rotate and fall due to the weight of the laundry or the laundry basket.
The locked parts 15, 15 provided on the tip side of the stabilizer 1 locked on the puller B side where tension acts, block,
The handle portion is gripped between the projecting pieces 2 and 2 and the ropes 5 and 5 due to the weight of the laundry, the basket, the grip A, etc. and is not slippery. Even if the handle of the laundry basket sways up and down, the balance bar 14 sways up and down in conjunction with each other, and the handle of the laundry basket is gripped without floating above one of the two ends of the bottom of the grip A. . To remove it, lift the gripping hand A and remove the ropes 5 and 5 with slack.

Seventh Embodiment A seventh embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. Examples 4, 5, 6
Has two protruding pieces 2 and two locked portions 15,
This has one projecting piece 2 and 15 locked parts. The gripping hand A, which is large enough to fit in the hand, is a plate-like, substantially C-shaped hook. An upright projecting piece 2 is provided on the lower tip side of the stabilizer 1, and a lower end of one rope 5 which is a puller B is grasped from the inside of the hand A through a hole of a puller attachment part 3 provided therein. The upper end of the rope 5 is attached to a hole which is a locked portion 15 provided on the upper end side of the stabilizer 1, and a hand A is raised and lowered freely to be locked to the puller B side, and a faucet provided on the upper side. 23 is hung on a clothesline.

The one shown in FIG. 7 is used as follows. Grasp the gripping hand A to give the rope 5 sufficient slack, and hold the laundry basket handle with the other hand near the center of the handle. Drop it in and release both hands. At this time, the handle side located between the rope 5 and the projecting piece 2 tries to turn down the grip A in the direction of the arrow, but is blocked by the stabilizer 1 locked on the side of the rope 5 under tension. , And then gripped and gripped between the rope 5 and the projecting piece 2. The grip force is proportional to the weight of the laundry basket, the laundry, and the gripper A. When removing it, lift the grasping hand A, slacken the rope 5 sufficiently, and then remove it.

Example 8 Example 8 will be described with reference to FIG. It is assumed that the puller B is not a single rope but is connected in various types.
The total length can be adjusted and the rope 23 is prevented from twisting. Grasping hand A is bent L
-Shaped arm 29 is provided with a projecting piece 2 on the lower end side thereof, and a U-shaped piece having holes for puller attachment portions 3 and 3 is attached on the horizontal surface thereof, and a slender and round tubular locked portion is provided on the upper end side. It has a hook shape with 15 attached. The stabilizer 1 is composed of a U-shaped bottom portion, a bent L-shaped arm 29, and a pipe-shaped locked portion 15. A rectangular hole 28 into which the elongated plate-shaped locking piece 13 just fits is provided on the upper end side of the locked portion 15. One end of the rope 23 is passed through the hole of the one puller attachment portion 3 from the outside, and is passed through the hole 27 provided at the lower end of the locking piece 13 inserted from the hole 28,
The other puller attaching portion 3 is passed through the inside of the hole, and both ends of the rope 23 are passed through the sleeve 30 and caulked.
A chain 25 is attached to a hole 27 provided on the upper end side of the locking piece 13, and the chain 25 is hooked on a hook 32 provided on the lower side of the hook 18.

The one shown in FIG. 8 is used as follows.
Hook 18 to clothesline, hook 32 to chain 25
And adjust the total length. Grab the tubular locked portion 15 and lift the hand A. At this time, even if it is lifted too high, the chain 25 cannot pass through the hole 28 and the rope 23 does not sag too much. With the other hand, hold the center of the handle of the laundry basket, grab the center of the handle, drop between the stabilizer 1 and the protruding piece 2 inside the hand A, and release the hand. Then, the handles are sandwiched between the ropes 23, 23 and the projecting piece 2 and gripped more stably than in the case of the single rope of the seventh embodiment. The rope 23 is the locked portion 1
Since the hole 28 of No. 5 is passed through the locking piece 13, it does not twist. When removing, the pipe-shaped locked portion 15 is lifted, the rope 23 is slackened, and then removed.

Ninth Embodiment A ninth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The gripping hand A of this is a hook shape in which the gripping hand A of the seventh embodiment is lengthened in the vertical direction and provided with a protruding piece 2 that rotates. The puller B is not a single rope but a rope 23 and a long L-shaped hanging rod 37.
The total length can be adjusted and the gripper A can be further rotated within a certain range. A hole which is the locked portion 15 is provided on the upper end side of the grip A, the lower end side has an inverted L-shaped cross section, and the upper end side has a notch 36.
The protruding piece 2 is formed by connecting the protruding piece 2 that rotates to the left and right with respect to the puller B direction and the fixed protruding piece 2 through a horizontal pin 35. A hole serving as the puller attachment portion 3 is provided near the notch 36 on the horizontal plane, and the lower end side of the rope 23 is grasped and attached through the puller attachment portion 3 from the inside of the hand A, and the upper end side is locked. Insert the hole 38 provided at the lower end side of the hanging rod 37 passed through the portion 15 from the back side to the hole 3
Pull out from 9 and turn the hanging rod 37 once to get the rope 2
It passes under 3.

The one shown in FIG. 9 is used as follows.
The hook of the hanging rod 37 is hung on the clothesline, and the rope 23 on the upper end side is slid through the hole to adjust the total length. Then, the upper side of the gripping hand A is lifted up and the rope 23 has a slack, and the other hand holds the laundry basket near the center of the handle, and the center of the handle is held between the projecting piece 2 and the gripping hand A. Release the hand. Then, the handle is grasped and gripped between the rope 23 and the rotating protruding piece 2. Even if the laundry basket swings up and down during clothes-drying, the rotating projecting piece 2 also swings together, and the laundry basket handle and the projecting piece 2 are always in close contact with each other. Further, even if the laundry basket is rotated, the lower tip side of the L-shaped hanging bar 37 hits the grip A and does not continue to rotate, so that the orientation of the laundry basket can be changed appropriately. Further, since the notch 36 is provided, a thin handle having a string shape can be gripped well.

Tenth Embodiment A tenth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. This one is
The lever 28 and the swivel joint are provided on the pull tab B side of the seventh embodiment. The stabilizer 1 has a hole serving as the locked portion 15 on the upper front end side, and a protruding piece 2 having a V-shaped cross section is projected upward on the lower front end side. A sleeve 40 is horizontally provided on the lower outside of the projecting piece 2, and both ends of the rod-shaped body are bent in a rectangular shape and are housed in the sleeve 40 as a lever 28. It is provided. Rings 4 on both ends of the rod 42
1, 41 are provided, the lower ring 41 is attached to the puller attaching portion 3, and the upper ring 41 is attached to an annular hook 43 provided on the rotating sleeve 44. The rotary sleeve 44 is rotatably attached below a hanging rod 45 having a brim at its lower end.
Reference numeral 5 locks the locked portion 15 and is hooked on a rod or the like at the upper end side.

The one shown in FIG. 10 is used as follows. The side of the stabilizer 1 is grasped and lifted, and the lever 28 is tilted to the stabilizer 1 side. With the other hand, hold the laundry basket near the center of the handle, drop the center of the handle between the lever 28 and the protruding piece 2, and release the hand. At this time, the handle located between the lever 28 and the projecting piece 2 tries to rotate the grip A in the direction of the arrow, but the lever is blocked by the stabilizer 1 locked by the tension bar 45 which acts on the lever. It is firmly gripped between 28 and the protruding piece 2. At this time, the lever is leveraged by the lever 28 and the grip is gripped more strongly. In addition, the swivel joint allows the laundry basket to be freely rotated in the horizontal direction. To remove it, grasp the side of stabilizer 1 and lift it
Tilt 8 toward stabilizer 1 and remove.

Eleventh Embodiment An eleventh embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. This prevents twisting on the puller side in the seventh embodiment, and two puller attachment portions 3 are provided so that the puller attachment portion 3 can be stably held. A slit-shaped locked portion 15 is provided on the tip side above the stabilizer 1 of the gripping hand A, and a small guide hole 48 for a thumb rest is provided on the front side. The stabilizer 1 is provided with a protruding piece 2 having a reverse L-shaped cross section on the lower end side and an upper side provided with holes for the puller attachment portions 3 and 3. The lower end of the elongated plate-like locking piece 13 in which one end side of the rope 23 is attached to the hole which is the puller attachment portion 3 by inserting it from the inside of the puller and the other end side is just fitted in the slit of the locked portion 15. Hole 45 provided on the side
To the inside of the hole 46, and to the hole of the other puller attachment portion 3 from the inside of the puller to be attached. Then, the chain 23 is attached to the hole 47 on the upper end side of the locking piece 13. Since the usage of this product is clear, its explanation is omitted.

Twelfth Embodiment A twelfth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. This is provided with a protruding piece 2 having a smaller turning radius than that of the ninth embodiment. The locking method on the side of the grip B and the side of the grip A are based on tubular shapes, and the grip A has a long elliptic pipe-shaped locked portion 15 on the upper end side of the grip A as in the seventh embodiment. It has a hook shape. Further, a protruding piece 2 connected to the lower tip side of the gripping hand A is provided so that one of the upper sides can be rotated left and right with respect to the pulling hand B direction. A notch 36 is provided at one end of the rotating protruding piece 2, and a rod 51 having a short circular cross section is provided at the center of the other end, and the rod 51 is passed through a thick circular hole 52 of the protruding piece 2. Stopper 50
Is attached. The lower end side of the rope 5 which is the puller B is inserted into the hole which is the puller attachment part 3 from the inside of the hand A and is attached, and the multi-end side is inserted from the lower opening of the elliptic pipe-shaped locked part 15 to be attached. The locking piece 13 is inserted into the locking portion 15 and is passed through the lower end opening of the elliptical pipe-shaped locking piece 13 provided with the hook 54 at the upper end, and is further pulled out from the hole 53 on the upper end side of the locking piece 13. Turn once and rope 5
The lower side of the rope 5 is passed through, and a stopper 55 is provided at the end of the rope 5. The total length adjustment is performed by sliding the rope 5 once rotated on the elliptical pipe. Since the rotating radius of the rotating projecting piece 2 is small, it has excellent followability with respect to the vertical swing of the handle of the laundry basket. The rope 5 is not twisted because the puller side B and the gripping hand A side are locked by elliptic pipes that just fit together. The other usage is the same as that of the eighth embodiment, and therefore the description is omitted.

Embodiment 13 Embodiment 13 will be described with reference to FIG. The gripping hand A of this thing is a hook shape in which a rod 61 is attached to the upper tip side of the gripping hand A as in the seventh embodiment. The rod-shaped locked portion 15 is engaged with the tubular locking piece 13 provided on the puller side so that it can be raised and lowered freely on the puller B side, and the pulling spring 45 is used to urge the gripping hand A upward. There is. The lever 28 is attached to the bottom of the stabilizer 1. A projecting piece 2 matching the shape of the object to be gripped is provided on the upper side at the lower tip side of the stabilizer 1, and a mounting piece 60 is provided near the projecting piece 2 to attach the lower end side of the rod-shaped lever 28 with a horizontal pin 61. The puller mounting portion 3 is provided with a hole on the upper end side so that it can be rotated up and down with respect to the puller direction, and the lower end side of the rope 23 is attached and the upper end side of the rope 23 is attached to the tubular locking piece 13. It is attached to a mounting piece 63 provided on the lower end side. The rod-shaped locked portion 15 provided with the stopper 62 can be inserted and lowered into the cylindrical locking piece 13 having a slightly larger hole having the same cross-sectional shape so that the rod-shaped locked portion 15 can be pushed down. The upper end side is hung up by a spring 45 attached by a pin 65 provided on the upper end side of the locking piece 13.

The one shown in FIG. 13 is used as follows. When the annular hook 66 provided on the upper end side of the locking piece 13 is hung and used, it is not necessary to lift the gripping hand A because the gripping hand A is biased upward by the spring 45. Lever 28 holding the handle of the laundry basket and falling to the side of hand A
It just needs to be dropped between the protruding piece 2 and the protruding piece 2. The handle is gripped more strongly by the lever action of the lever 28. Further, since the shape of the protruding piece 2 matches the shape of the handle, the adhesion is good and the grip is stable. And when removing it, it is not necessary to lift the holding hand A one by one. If you lift the handle, the handle will come off more naturally than the grip.
You can also use it as follows. By gripping the tubular locking piece 13, it is possible to easily hook or slidably attach slidable pipes, wires or the like in the diagonal direction or below. And when removing it, it will come off naturally if you stop pulling.
The greater the pulling force, the greater the grip force.

Example 14 Example 14 will be described with reference to FIG. The gripping hands A and pulling hands B are locked by pipes,
The puller B side pipe is thicker. Grasping hand A
Has a shorter tubular portion than that of the twelfth embodiment, and the protruding piece 2
The lower end side of the rope 5 which is the puller B is attached to the hole which is the puller attachment portion 3 provided in the horizontal portion of the one end side of the rope from the inside of the hand, and the upper end side of the rope 5 is covered with an elliptical pipe. It is inserted from the lower end side of the locking portion 15 and attached to the upper end side of the thick elliptic pipe-shaped locking piece 13 fitted in the locked portion 15 from above via a stopper 67. The one shown in FIG. 14 is used as follows. When hanging the hook 68 provided on the locking piece 13,
Raise the gripping hand A side and hold the rope 5 with slack, and drop the handle of the laundry basket between the stabilizer 1 side and the protruding piece 2 and release the hand. Then the handle is the rope 5 and the protruding piece 2.
It is firmly grasped and gripped between. When removing it, lift the grip A and then remove it. When using the oval pipe-shaped locking piece 13 for gripping,
Facing upwards, grab and drop the hand on the elliptical pipe-shaped locking piece 13 side to slacken the rope 5. Then, use it by hooking it on a slender object such as a pipe or handle, or by pulling it up.

Fifteenth Embodiment A fifteenth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. This one is
The gripping hand A is biased upward by using a push spring.
A hook or the like is not provided for hooking on a rod or the like, and a long handle, which is the locking piece 13, is provided on the puller side. Grasping hand A
Is a substantially C-shaped product obtained by bending a narrow plate, and is provided with a tubular locked portion 15 having a square hole on the upper end side thereof, and has a hook shape as a whole. The lower end side of the rope 23 is attached through the inside of the grip A through the hole which is the puller attachment part 3 provided in the projecting piece 2 and the upper end side is attached to the lower end side of the long handle which is the locking piece 13. . The long handle that is the locking piece 13 is rod-shaped and has a grip portion 74 on the upper end side, and a square cross section between the stoppers 72, 70 provided on the lower end side so that the cylindrical locked portion 15 can slide. It is locked. Further, a push spring 45 is provided to urge the gripping hand A upward. The one shown in FIG. 15 is used as follows. It is not necessary to grasp and lift the hand A to make the rope 2 slack. The long grip handle 74, which is the locking piece 13, is gripped, and it is automatically gripped by simply hooking it on a pipe or wire rod in the horizontal or diagonally vertical direction and pulling. It is used by pulling wire rods or hanging it on hung pipes. And when removing it, you can stop pulling.

Example 16 Example 16 will be described with reference to FIG. This one is
Instead of urging the gripping hand A upward using a spring as in the thirteenth and fifteenth embodiments, the gripping hand A can be urged downward.
A trigger mechanism using a lever 80 that can restrain and release the elasticity of the spring is provided. The gripping hand A has a hook-like shape in which a long pipe is provided on the upper end side of the substantially C-shape, and the pressing member 2 is entirely rounded. Then, a notch 36 is provided on one end side of the pinching piece 2, and the lower end side of the rope 5 which is the puller B is grasped in the hole which is the puller attachment portion 3 and is attached from the inside of the hand A to attach the rope 5. The upper end side is inserted from the lower end side of the to-be-locked portion 15 having an elliptical pipe-shaped cross section and is passed through the coil of the coil-shaped spring 45 located on the pin 75, and the locking piece having an elliptical pipe-shaped cross section. It is attached to the upper end of 13 via a stopper 83. Similarly, at the upper end of the elliptical pipe-shaped locking piece 13, a slip stopper 8 that bulges around the locking piece 13 so as not to slip out when gripping and pulling the locking piece 13.
4 are provided. The upper end side of the elliptical pipe-shaped locked portion 15 is a narrow elliptic pipe-shaped locking piece 1 that fits exactly.
3, the coil-shaped spring 45 is housed between the elliptic pipe-shaped locking piece 13 and the pin 75. A support piece 79 is provided on the upper end side of the oval pipe-shaped locked portion 15, and a V-shaped lever 80 is attached via a pin 78. A stopper 77 is provided near the pin 75 of the support piece 79, and a coiled spring 81 is attached to the opposite side to the pipe 86 side. A hole 76 is provided in a portion where the tip end side of the lever 80 contacts the pipe-shaped locked portion 15, and the lever 76 is in contact with the elliptical pipe-shaped locking piece 13 side. Then, a hole 82 into which the tip side of the lever 80 can enter when the elliptic pipe-shaped locking piece 13 is pushed fully into the elliptical pipe-shaped locked portion 15 side is provided on the elliptic pipe-shaped locking piece 13 side. .

The one shown in FIG. 16 is used as follows. When the locking piece 13 is pushed against the force of the spring 45 and pushed all the way to the hand A side, the tip end side of the lever 80 pushed by the spring 81 toward the locking piece 13 enters the hole 82.
However, the stopper 77 does not work deeply and the puller B side is locked to the gripper A side via the lever 80, so that the rope 5 can be sufficiently slackened. For example, when trying to grab and capture a poisonous snake, if you hold the end of the pipe-shaped locked portion 15 and hook the tip side of the hand A on the poisonous snake and grasp the lever 80 at the same time, the elliptical pipe-shaped locking piece 13 The rope 5 of the puller B jumps out of the locked portion 15 in the shape of an elliptical pipe and instantly grips and grips the poisonous snake with the projecting piece 2. When pulling the gripped viper strongly toward you, or when the viper pulls too much, grasp and pull the locking piece 13 on the puller B side so that the stretched spring does not contract and the grip force does not drop. Then, the tension greater than the elasticity of the spring is applied to the rope on the puller B side and grips the viper with the projecting piece 2 more strongly. When detaching, the elliptic pipe-shaped locking piece 13 is pushed in and removed. There is no need to thread the viper into the loop and then tighten.

Embodiment 17 An embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. This one is about C
Thin plate-like locked portion 1 on the upper tip side of the character-shaped gripping hand A
5 is passed through the hole 89 of the locking portion of the protruding locking piece 13 provided on the hanging bar 90, which is the puller B, in the vertical direction downward from the upper portion. The gripping hand A can be freely raised and lowered to the pulling hand B side. The shape of the gripping hand A is a key shape in which a narrow plate is formed into a substantially C shape. A notch 36 is provided on the upper end side of the protruding piece 2, the lower end side of the rope 5 which is the puller B is grasped in the hole which is the puller attachment portion 3 and is attached through the inside of the hand A, and the upper end side is hooked 91. Is attached to the hole 88 on the lower end side of the hanging rod 90 provided on the upper part. A protruding locking piece 13 is also provided on the lower end side of the hanging rod 90, and the upper tip side of the gripping hand A is inserted vertically into the hole of the locking portion 89 provided in the locking piece 13 from the upper side. Is provided with a stopper 87. In the seventeenth embodiment, two or more grip hands A can be laterally connected and used. Since the usage of this thing is clear, the explanation is omitted.

Embodiment 18 An embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. In this device, a slit-shaped locked portion 15 provided in the longitudinal direction on the upper end side of the grip A having a substantially J shape is passed through a locking piece 13 provided horizontally on the puller B side. The gripping hand A is locked so that it can be raised and lowered. The shape of the grip A is a narrow J-shaped hook plate, and a slit-shaped locked portion 15 is provided on the upper portion. The lower end of the wire rope 97, which is the pull tab B, is attached to the lower end side of the grip handle A by welding, and the upper end side is attached to a hole 96 provided in the locking piece 13. Slit-shaped locked portion 1 of gripping hand A
5 is a stopper 94 provided on the locking piece 13 on the puller B side,
It is locked between 95 so that the gripper A can be raised and lowered to the puller B side. The locking piece 13 is screw 9
It is attached to the wall side by 7, 98. Since the usage of this thing is clear, the explanation is omitted.

Example 19 Example 19 will be described with reference to FIG. This one is
The latched portion 15 protruding in the horizontal direction at the upper tip side of the substantially C-shaped gripping hand A is passed through the slit-shaped locking portion 89 provided in the vertical direction on the pulling hand B side, and the gripping hand A is pulled. It is locked so that it can be raised and lowered freely on the hand B side. The shape of the gripping hand A is a key shape in which a narrow plate is formed into a substantially C shape. Puller mounting portion 3 provided on the protruding piece 2
Grasp the lower end side of the rope 23, which is the puller B, from the inside of the hand A, and attach the upper end to the circular hook 1
The hole 10 provided at the lower end of the hook body 102 integrated with 01
It is attached to 3. Then, the protrusion-shaped locked portion 15 obtained by bending the upper tip side of the gripping hand A at a right angle is connected to the pulling hand B.
It is passed through a slit-like locking portion 89 provided in the longitudinal direction on the lower end side of the hanging body 102, and the puller B is attached to the leading end.
A stopper 99 for preventing disengagement that is wider than the slit width on the side is provided. The thing of Example 19 can also be used by connecting two or more grip hands A laterally. Since the usage of this thing is clear, the explanation is omitted.

Example 20 Example 20 will be described with reference to FIG. Grasping hand A
Has a substantially J-shaped hook shape having a straight narrow plate-like locked portion 15 on the upper tip side thereof. The locked part 1
5 is provided on the side of the pull tab B and is passed through the side of the projecting locking piece 13 that freely rotates in the horizontal direction from below, and is locked so that it can be raised and lowered. Also, the total length can be adjusted. A protrusion in which the lower end side of the rope 23, which is the puller B, is attached through the inside of the hand A by grasping the lower end side of the rope 23, which is the puller B, into the hole provided in the protruding piece 2 and the upper end side is attached to the lower end side of the hanging rod 107. Hole 1 of mounting piece 108 of locking piece 13
It is attached through 09. The upper end side of the plate-shaped stabilizer 1 having a narrow width is provided on the tip end side of the projecting locking piece 13 and is passed through the locking portion 89 which is a rectangular hole into which the upper end side of the stabilizer 1 fits and is locked from below. Has been done. The locking piece 13 provided with the hole 106 that fits into the hanging bar 107 is the hanging bar 107 provided with the stopper 111.
It is attached so that it can freely rotate in the horizontal direction at its lower end. Therefore, the hanging laundry basket can be freely rotated in the horizontal direction and the rope 23 does not twist. The total length is adjusted by shifting the ropes 23 passed through the three holes 109. Since the usage of this thing is clear, the explanation is omitted.

Example 21 Example 21 will be described with reference to FIG. The rotating gripping piece 2 is connected to the hook-shaped grip A, and the notch 36 of the rotating protruding piece 2 of the ninth embodiment is further enlarged. A groove 118 having a wide and deep shape is formed from the bottom of the grip A to the side surface, which has the same shape as that of the seventh embodiment, to prevent the chain 23 from being damaged by a rod, a wire or the like dropped into the bottom of the grip A. The rotating protruding piece 2 is attached by inserting a rod 115 protruding from the lower end thereof into a hole 114 provided in a vertical portion of the fixed protruding piece 2. The chain 23 which is the puller B has a ring 116 provided at the lower end.
Is attached to the hole of the puller attachment portion 3, the upper end side is passed through the hole of the locked portion 15, and is attached to the annular hook 117 by the ring 116.

The one shown in FIG. 21 is used as follows. Two pieces of the example 21 are prepared, and the annular ring 117 is hung and hung on the hook of the crane. Guide the wire directly below the wire that is going to hang the crane hook. Then, hang the hook down and let the chain 23 slacken sufficiently, and set it at an appropriate interval.
Two main devices are arranged and a long wire rod is manually dropped between the protruding piece 2 and the stabilizer 1 to lift the crane. Then, the wire rod is automatically grasped and gripped by the weight of the wire rod, the present device, and the like between the chain 23 and the rotating projecting piece 2 and hung up. At this time, since the chain 23 has a hanging angle, the gripping hand A faces an oblique direction, but the rotating projecting piece 2 rotates to keep the horizontal direction. Therefore, the adhesion between the wire rod and the rotating protruding piece 2 does not change, and the grip is performed stably. When removing, this device will be automatically removed if it is hung on a sleeper with a height.

Example 22 Example 22 will be described with reference to FIG. This one is
It has a skeleton-like hook shape, and the puller attachment portion 3 is projectingly provided on the stabilizer 1, and the projecting piece 2 is also mounted on the stabilizer 1. The lower ends of the wire ropes 124, which are the pullers B, are attached to the holes of the puller attachment portions 3 and 3 projectingly provided on the stabilizer 1, and the upper ends of the wire ropes 124, 124 are provided on the upper tip side of the stabilizer 1. 15,
It is passed through the hole of No. 15 and is attached to the outer holes 121, 121 at both ends provided in the upper prevention piece 125. The hooks 119 and 119 provided on both ends of the prevention piece 125 are
The lower ends of the two wire ropes 124 and 124 are attached, and the upper ends thereof are attached to annular hooks 123 hung on the hooks of the crane. And elastic body 4
The two ends of the two elastic cords, which are No. 5, are provided with holes 121, 121 of the prevention piece 125 and the hooks 120, 12 on the gripping hand A side.
It is attached to 0.

The one shown in FIG. 22 is used as follows. For example, when arranging a wire material for a material in a work site at a work site, first, the device placed on the ground is lifted by a crane. The grip A is suspended by the elastic cords of the elastic bodies 45 and 4, and the wire ropes 124, 1
24 has a moderate slack. Then, the crane is guided so that the wire material for material arranged on the sleepers of sufficient height is located inside the gripping hands A between the pressing pieces 2 and 2 and the stabilizer 1. Then lift it. Then, the wire rods are automatically wire ropes 124, 1
24 and the protruding pieces 2 and 2 are firmly gripped and cannot be separated. Then, the crane is turned to hang the device on a scaffold or the like to sufficiently slacken the wire ropes 124, 124, and when the necessary number is lowered from the device, hoist it again to automatically grip the wire rods and use them one after another. Place it in place. No troublesome wire rope hanging work is required.

Twenty- third Embodiment A twenty- third embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The shape of the grasping hand A is the same as that of the gripping hand A as seen in the twentieth embodiment, and the tip side of the upper engaged portion 15 is thin. The straight locked portion 15 on the upper end side of the stabilizer 1 is locked not on the puller B but on the tip attachment side of the puller B. That is, the puller B is locked so that it can be raised and lowered by passing it from below through a hole provided on the side of the clothesline where the rope 5 is hooked. Projecting piece 2 provided on the lower tip side of the gripper A
The lower end side of the rope 5 which is the puller A is grasped in the hole of the puller attachment portion 3 and is attached through the inside of the hand A, and the faucet provided on the upper end side is passed through the clothesline. The upper tip side of the gripping hand A is locked to the tip attaching side of the pulling hand B so that it can be raised and lowered by passing it through a hole provided on the clothesline side from below. The explanation is omitted because the usage is clear.

24th Embodiment A 24th embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The arrangement direction of the projecting pieces 2 and 2 of this one coincides with the bulging direction of the stabilizer 1. Protruding pieces 2 and 2 are provided on the bottom of a stabilizer 1 having a U-shaped cross section, and both end sides of one rope 5 which is a puller B is grasped and the protruding pieces 2 and 2 are provided on the upper tip side of the hand A.
Through the locked portions 15, 15 provided in the arrangement direction of the puller attachment portions 13 provided in the arrangement direction of the protruding pieces 2, 2.
It goes through 13 holes respectively. A slender wire rod or the like can be hung from both sides in the arrangement direction of the projecting pieces 2 and gripped. The explanation is omitted because the usage is clear.

Twenty- Fifth Embodiment A twenty-fifth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. This one is
The gripper A is closed in the swelling direction of the gripper, and the stabilizer 1 is a frame-shaped body. At the center of the lower end of the stabilizer 1, two plates are attached in a T shape, and a notch 36, 36 is provided on one upper surface side, and a projecting piece 2 provided with a hole for a puller attachment portion 3 is provided near the other upper end. It is attached. The lower end side of the rope 5 which is the puller B is attached to the hole of the puller attachment portion 3 and the other end side is passed through a locked portion 15 provided above the stabilizer 1 and is slidably locked in the vertical direction. . A rod, a wire or the like inserted in the frame-shaped stabilizer 1 can be gripped by both sides of the puller B. Further, the lever 28 and the elastic body 45 can be provided, and one end side of the gripping hand A can be connected. The explanation is omitted because the usage is clear.

26th Embodiment A 26th embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. As in Example 25, the gripping hand A closed in the swelling direction of the gripping hand A
The stabilizer 1 is a circular tubular body.
Protruding pieces 2 and 2 are provided on both inner and lower sides of a cylindrical stabilizer 1, and pulling hands are provided on the lower side of the projecting pieces 2 and 2 in the arrangement direction of the protruding hand pieces 3 and 3. The lower ends of the ropes 5 and 5 are attached, and the upper ends of the ropes 5 and 5 are respectively passed through locked parts 15 provided on the upper end side of the stabilizer 1 so as to be lifted and lowered, and the upper annular ring 12 is locked.
3 are attached respectively. Further, the lower ends of the ropes 15 and 15 can be directly attached to the stabilizer 1. Further, the lever 28 and the elastic body 45 can be provided, and if a stable cylindrical body such as a square is used, the usage as in Embodiment 22 can be performed.

Twenty-seventh Embodiment A twenty- seventh embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. In this example, a circular pipe-shaped locked portion 15 is provided on the upper end side of the grip A of the frame-shaped body in Example 25, and a spring is provided between the grip A and the pull B to pull the grip A. B is urged above B to connect one end side of the stabilizer 1. Although a rectangular frame-like body is divided into two parts up and down and the width of the lower part is slightly increased, holes 130 and 130 are provided on both upper end sides, and projections 126 that fit into the holes 130 are formed on both lower end sides of the upper part. 126 is provided to the outside, and both are connected. A hole is made in the center of the upper end of the connected frame-like body, and a circular pipe-shaped locked portion 15 having the same size as the hole is attached upward, and a vertically long slit 127 is formed in the circular pipe-like shape. The stabilizer 1 is provided on both sides of the locked portion 15 on the upper end side. A projecting piece 2 is provided at the center of the lower end of one rotating lower stabilizer 1, and the projecting piece 2 is further provided with a notch 36 in the vertical direction on the pressing piece 2 having the same shape as that of the twenty-fifth embodiment. Lack 3
Immediately below the lower end of 6 is provided a hole which is the puller attachment portion 3 for attaching the lower end side of the puller B. Then, a hook 68 is provided at the upper end of the circular pipe-shaped locking piece 13 that is slightly thicker than the circular pipe-shaped locked portion 15 and is on the puller B side, a pin 65 is provided at the upper end side, and a lower end side is provided. Is pin 128
There are holes on both sides for attaching. The upper end side of the coil spring, which is the elastic body 45, is attached to the pin 65, and the lower end side of the coil spring is attached to the pin 128 that is passed through the holes and the slits 127 provided on both sides of the lower end side of the locking piece 13 and grasped. The hand A is biased to the upper side of the puller B. And the upper end of the wire rope 124 of the puller B also has the pin 128.
And the lower end side of the wire rope 124 is attached to a hole which is the puller attachment portion 3 provided on the lower end side of the projecting piece 2 with sufficient slack.

Example 27 is used as follows. When the hook 68 provided at the upper end is used by hanging it on a crane or the like, the gripping hand A is lifted upward by the elastic body 45 and the lower end side of the pulling handle B has a sufficient slack. No need to lift. It suffices to grasp the circular pipe-shaped locking piece 13 on the puller side, insert a rod or wire into the inside of the hand A, drop it between the gripping hand A and the projecting piece 2, and release the hand. Then, the wire rod is automatically loaded with the weight of itself and the weight of the gripping hand A.
4 and the projecting piece 2 are firmly gripped and gripped. The grip force becomes stronger as the rod or wire rod becomes heavier. Since the notch is provided in the vertical direction, it can be gripped on both sides of the protruding piece 2. Since the stabilizer 1 also shakes together with the rod or the wire rod swaying up and down, the adhesiveness between the rod or the wire rod and the projecting piece 2 does not change, and a stable holding force can be obtained. When removing a rod, wire, etc., simply lift the rod, wire, etc., and the gripping force will be naturally released. When the circular pipe-shaped locking piece 13 is gripped and used, for example, a rod or wire is inserted inside the gripping hand A, dropped between the gripping hand A and the projecting piece 2, and carried or above. It hangs on a rod-shaped protrusion and hangs. The elastic body 45 does not require any slack on the puller B side. When removing, it can be removed naturally by stopping hanging or lifting a rod, wire or the like to eliminate the tension applied to the puller B side.

[0091]

According to the grasping device for a hand sack or the like according to the first aspect of the present invention, the slender handle of the suspended hand sack or the like can be securely grasped and does not slip.
Furthermore, it is easy to make by using gravity, so that you can grasp it more strongly in proportion to its own weight, and you can easily hang it. The gripping hand for a grasping device such as a laundry laundry basket according to claim 2 is a component of the grasping device for grasping laundry basket such as the present invention, which comprises a puller B, and is used together with the puller B such as a rope. An effect like that of claim 1 is brought about. It is also attached to a hole.

Example 27 is used as follows. When the hook 68 provided at the upper end is used by hanging it on a crane or the like, the gripping hand A is lifted upward by the elastic body 45 and the lower end side of the pulling handle B has a sufficient slack. No need to lift. It suffices to grasp the circular pipe-shaped locking piece 13 on the puller side, insert a rod or wire into the inside of the hand A, drop it between the gripping hand A and the projecting piece 2, and release the hand. Then, the wire rod is automatically loaded with the weight of itself and the weight of the gripping hand A.
4 and the projecting piece 2 are firmly gripped and gripped. The grip force becomes stronger as the rod or wire rod becomes heavier. Since the notch is provided in the vertical direction, it can be gripped on both sides of the protruding piece 2. Since the stabilizer 1 also shakes together with the rod or the wire rod swaying up and down, the adhesiveness between the rod or the wire rod and the projecting piece 2 does not change, and a stable holding force can be obtained. When removing a rod, wire, etc., simply lift the rod, wire, etc., and the gripping force will be naturally released. When the circular pipe-shaped locking piece 13 is gripped and used, for example, a rod or wire is inserted inside the gripping hand A, dropped between the gripping hand A and the projecting piece 2, and carried or above. It hangs on a rod-shaped protrusion and hangs. The elastic body 45 does not require any slack on the puller B side. When removing, it can be removed naturally by stopping hanging or lifting a rod, wire or the like to eliminate the tension applied to the puller B side.

[0091]

According to the grasping device for a hand sack or the like according to the first aspect of the present invention, the slender handle of the suspended hand sack or the like can be securely grasped and does not slip.
Furthermore, it is easy to make by using gravity, so that you can grasp it more strongly in proportion to its own weight, and you can easily hang it. The gripping hand for a grasping device such as a laundry laundry basket according to claim 2 is a component of the grasping device for grasping laundry basket such as the present invention, which comprises a puller B, and is used together with the puller B such as a rope. An effect like that of claim 1 is brought about. Also, the puller attachment part 3
In addition, the lower end side of the rope or the like can be easily attached. In the grasping device for holding a laundry basket or the like according to any one of claims 3 to 13, it is possible to reliably grasp an elongated handle or the like of the laundry basket and not slip. Further, when a rod, wire or the like is hung horizontally or pulled by pulling it, the rod or wire can be reliably grasped and the rod, wire or the like does not slip. Furthermore, it is easy to make by using gravity and pulling force, and it can be grasped more strongly in proportion to its own weight and pulling force such as a hand basket or wire rod, and can be easily undocked. According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, the lever action is added, and it is possible to grasp more strongly. Claim 5
Even if one of the gripping hands or wire rods shakes significantly in the vertical direction or the device hung on a clothesline swings greatly in the extension direction of the rod, etc. By swinging together, the sticking property between the rod, the wire and the like and the projecting piece 2 and between the clothes rod and the projecting piece 2 does not change, and it is possible to always grip stably and grip. The device described in claims 6, 8, 10, 11 or 13 can be easily hooked and unhooked because it is a hook shape that is not closed, and can be hooked from the side on a vertical pipe or the like. Claim 9, 10, 11 or 1
The one described in 3 can be used by grasping the main body, and can grab a rod, a pipe or the like in the horizontal direction or the vertical direction. It can also be hung and used. Claim 12
In the case described in (1), since the elastic body 45 acts to sufficiently slacken the puller B side, it is not necessary to provide the puller B side with each slack. It is not necessary to have slack on the puller B side when removing it. Therefore, it is really easy to put on and take off. According to the thirteenth aspect of the present invention, the tension can be automatically and instantly tightened simply by pulling or pushing the trigger at the same time as grasping and gripping the rod, the pipe or the like. No need to hang or pull to apply tension. Therefore, the operation is extremely simple. Then, the puller B side can be pulled to add more tension. The grasping hand for a grasping device such as a laundry laundry basket according to any one of claims 14 to 20 is a component of the grasping device such as a laundry laundry basket according to the present invention, and is a puller such as a rope. B
The elastic body 45 and the elastic body 45 can be used together to bring about effects such as those described in claims 3 to 13. Claim 1
4, the lower end side of the puller B such as a rope can be easily attached to the puller attachment part 3.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a second embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a front view showing a third embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a fourth embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a fifth embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a sixth embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a seventh embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing an eighth embodiment.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a ninth embodiment.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a tenth embodiment.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing an eleventh embodiment.

FIG. 12 is a front view showing an twelfth embodiment.

FIG. 13 is a front view showing a thirteenth embodiment.

FIG. 14 is a front view showing Example 14;

FIG. 15 is a front view showing Example 15.

FIG. 16 is a partially cutaway front view showing Example 16;

FIG. 17 is a front view showing Example 17.

FIG. 18 is a front view showing Example 18.

FIG. 19 is a front view showing Example 19.

FIG. 20 is a front view showing Example 20.

FIG. 21 is a perspective view showing Example 21.

FIG. 22 is a perspective view showing Example 22.

FIG. 23 is a front view showing Example 23.

FIG. 24 is a perspective view showing Example 24.

FIG. 25 is a perspective view showing Example 25.

FIG. 26 is a perspective view showing Example 26.

FIG. 27 is a front view showing Example 27.

[Explanation of symbols]

A gripping hand B puller 1 Stabilizer 2 protruding piece 3 Puller attachment 13 Locking piece 15 Locked part 28 lever 45 Elastic body

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[Claims] 1. The gripping hand (A) is such that a protruding piece (2, 2) is projected upward on the bottom of an elongated stabilizer (1), and the pulling hand (B) is on the lower end side thereof. (A) A grasping device such as a hand laundry basket to which the protruding pieces (2, 2) are attached. 2. A projecting piece (2, 2) is projected upward on a bottom part of an elongated stabilizer (1), and a puller attaching part (3, 3) is further provided on the projecting piece (2, 2). Grips for gripping devices such as laundry baskets. 3. The gripping hand (A) has a projecting piece (2) projecting upward from the bottom of the stabilizer (1), and the stabilizer (1) is located below the lower end of the projecting piece (2). Assuming that the engaged portion (15) is provided on the upper end side that extends upward and is located above the projecting piece (2), the pull tab (B) has a grip handle (A) on the lower end side. Of the gripping hand (A) by attaching the bottom part including the protruding piece (2) of FIG.
A device for grasping a laundry basket, etc. that allows the handle to be raised and lowered to the puller (B) side. 4. The gripper (A) has a projecting piece (2) projecting upward from the bottom of the stabilizer (1), and the stabilizer (1) extends from the lower end of the projecting piece (2). Assuming that the locked portion (15) is provided on the upper end side that extends upward and is located further above the protruding piece (2), and further, the protruding piece (2) of the gripping hand (A) is attached. One end side of the lever (28) is attached to the bottom part including it so that the lever (28) can be rotated up and down, and the puller (B) has the other end side of the lever (28) attached to the lower end side thereof. ) The locked part (15) is locked on the upper side of
A device for grasping a laundry basket, etc. that allows the handle to be raised and lowered to the puller (B) side. 5. The gripper (A) has a projecting piece (2) projecting upward from the bottom of the stabilizer (1), and the stabilizer (1) extends from the lower end of the projecting piece (2). Assuming that a locked portion (15) is provided on the upper end side that extends upward and is located further above the projecting piece (2), and further connect the one end side of the gripping hand (A) itself. The puller (B) has a gripper (A) on the lower end thereof so that one end can be rotated left and right with respect to the vertical direction.
The bottom part including the protruding piece (2) is attached, the locked part (15) is locked to the upper side of the puller (B), and the gripping hand (A) is moved to the puller (B) side. A gripping device such as a laundry basket that can be raised and lowered. 6. The gripping hand (A) has a hook shape,
The locked part (15) is locked to the upper end mounting side of the puller (B) so that the gripping hand (A) can be raised and lowered to the upper end mounting side of the puller (B). 3,
The grasping device such as a hand laundry basket as described in 4 or 5. 7. The grasping device for a hand sack or the like according to claim 3, 4 or 5, wherein the locked portion (15) is a hole, a cylinder or a rod. 8. The gripping hand (A) has a hook shape,
The handheld laundry basket or other gripping device according to claim 3, 4 or 5, wherein the locked portion (15) is a hole, a tubular member, or a rod-shaped member. 9. A rod-shaped or tubular locked portion (15) is provided on the upper side of a puller (B), and is locked to a tubular or rod-shaped portion to which the locked portion (15) fits. 6. The grasping device for a hand laundry basket according to claim 3, 4 or 5, wherein the grasping hand (A) can be raised and lowered to the puller (B) side. 10. The gripping hand (A) has a hook shape, and the rod-shaped or tubular locked portion (15) is provided with a puller (B).
Is provided on the upper side of, and is locked to a tubular or rod-like object to which the locked portion (15) fits, so that the gripping hand (A) can be raised and lowered to the pulling hand (B) side. A grasping device for a hand laundry basket or the like according to claim 3, 4 or 5. 11. The gripping hand (A) is a hooked shape having a cylindrical locked portion (15) provided on an upper end side thereof having a substantially C-shaped cross section, and the cylindrical locked portion (15). Is provided on the upper side of the puller (B) and is locked to a tubular or rod-shaped member to which the locked portion (15) fits, and the gripping hand (A) can be raised and lowered to the puller (B) side. The grasping device for a hand laundry basket according to claim 3, 4 or 5, which is configured as described above. 12. An elastic body (45) is provided between the gripper (A) side and the puller (B) side to urge the gripper (A) to the upper side of the puller (B). A grasping device for a hand basket or the like according to any one of claims 3 to 10. 13. An elastic body (45) is provided between the grasping hand (A) side and the pulling hand (B) side, and a trigger mechanism capable of restraining and releasing the elasticity of the elastic body (45) is provided on the grasping hand (A) side or puller (). The grasping device for a hand sack or the like according to claim 11, wherein the grasping device (A) is provided on the side B) so as to urge the grasping hand (A) to the lower side of the puller (B). 14. The stabilizer (1) is provided with a projecting piece (2) projecting upward from the bottom of the stabilizer (1), and the stabilizer (1) extends upward from the lower end of the projecting piece (2) and projects from the projecting piece (2). Assuming that the locked portion (15) is provided on the upper end side located further above 2), the puller attachment portion () is provided on the bottom portion including the protruding piece (2) of the above-described structure. 3) A hand grip for a gripping device, such as a laundry basket, provided with a hand. 15. The stabilizer (1) extends upward from the lower end of the projecting piece (2), and the projecting piece (2) extends upward from the bottom of the stabilizer (1). It is assumed that the locked portion (15) is provided on the upper end side located further above 2) and the one end side of the one configured as described above is connected to the one end side in the vertical direction. Grip hand for gripping devices such as laundry baskets that can be rotated left and right. 16. The gripping hand for a grasping device such as a hand wrapping laundry basket according to claim 14 or 15, wherein the gripping device has a hook shape. 17. The stabilizer (1) is provided with a projecting piece (2) projecting upward from the bottom of the stabilizer (1), and the stabilizer (1) extends upward from the lower end of the projecting piece (2). Assuming that the locked portion (15) is provided on the upper end side located further above 2), the lever (2) is attached to the bottom including the projecting piece (2) of the above configuration.
8) A gripping hand for a gripping device such as a laundry basket, which is provided with a handle so that it can be rotated up and down. 18. The stabilizer (1) extends upward from the lower end of the projecting piece (2), and the projecting piece (2) extends upward from the bottom of the stabilizer (1). Including the projecting piece (2) of the above-mentioned key-shaped configuration, in which the locked portion (15) is provided on the upper end side located further above 2) A hand grip for a grasping device such as a laundry basket, which is provided with a lever (28) on the bottom so that it can be rotated up and down. 19. The gripping hand for a grasping device such as a hand sack or laundry basket according to claim 14, wherein the locked portion (15) is a hole provided in a gulled manner. 20. The lockable portion (15) is a rod-shaped or cylindrical member provided upward, as claimed in claim 14.
8. A gripping hand for a gripping device, such as a pouch laundry basket, according to any one of 8 above.