JP2005102778A - Marker implement - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problem of the former marker implement that a magnet plate with a large area is necessary to raise cost since the magnet plate is pasted on almost all of an upper surface of a bed plate to hold a marker by magnetic power on the bed plate, and the marker which is held by the magnetic power on the magnet board is not easy to take out. <P>SOLUTION: A marker implement 1 includes the marker 5, a holding board 2 to hold the marker 5 and a clip 3 which is fixed to the holding board 2, wherein a surface of the marker 5 to be held is constituted with a magnetization member, a surface of the holding board 2 to hold the marker is formed with a magnetic surface 2a in which a permanent magnet 6 is embedded and a level difference surface 2b which is lower than the magnetization surface 2a, and the difference of the levels 2d between the magnetization surface 2a and the level difference surface 2b is chamfered. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a marker device for marking a ball position on a green in a golf competition.

Conventionally, as a marker tool for marking the ball position on the green, a marker or the like with a pin protruding from the back surface of a coin or a disk-like member has been used, and it is carried in a pocket of clothes etc. It is common.
When carrying a marker in a pocket, it can be troublesome to take out the marker that has fallen into the bottom of the pocket, or the marker can cause pain in the pocket faster.
Therefore, a marker tool has been devised in which a magnet plate is attached to a base plate with an attachment member, and a marker made of magnetized metal is magnetized on the magnet plate (see Patent Document 1).
In such a marker device, the marker can be easily and quickly taken out, and it is possible to prevent the pocket of clothes from being damaged.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 61-94062

  However, in the technique described in Patent Document 1, since the magnet plate for magnetizing and holding the marker on the base plate is adhered to substantially the entire upper surface of the base plate, a magnet plate having a large area is required, and the cost is reduced. It was high. Moreover, it was difficult to take out the marker magnetized on the magnet plate.

The marker device of the present invention that solves the above problems has the following characteristics.
That is, a marker device comprising a marker, a holding base for holding the marker, and a mounting clip fixed to the holding base, wherein the held surface of the marker is a magnetic member The marker holding surface of the holding table is formed with a magnet embedding surface in which a magnet is embedded and a step surface lower than the magnet embedding surface, and the step between the magnet embedding surface and the step surface is chamfered. ing.
Thereby, the resistance when the marker is slid and removed is reduced, and the marker can be easily pushed out and removed with a small force.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a marker device comprising a marker and a holding table for holding the marker, wherein the surface to be held of the marker is composed of a magnetic member, and the marker holding surface of the holding table includes The magnet is embedded, a step surface lower than the magnet embedding surface is formed, the step between the magnet embedding surface and the step surface is chamfered, and the holding table is a gripping portion of the green fork.
This can reduce the number of golf players' portable items that tend to increase, and can easily take out the markers and perform marking.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, the area of the magnet is about half or less of the entire area of the magnet embedding surface.
Thereby, it is possible to reduce the cost of the marker tool in which the magnet is incorporated.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the holding base is made of a magnetized member, and the upper surface of the magnet and the magnet embedding surface are located at substantially the same height.
As a result, since the holding base acts as a yoke, it is possible to securely magnetize and hold the marker even with a small area magnet, and to reduce the cost of the marker tool. Can do.
Further, since the holding table itself plays the role of a yoke, it is possible to exert a strong adsorption force without providing a separate yoke, and it is possible to further reduce the cost.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to reduce the cost of the marker tool and to easily take out the marker.

Next, modes for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the marker device 1 according to the present invention includes a marker 5 for marking a ball position on a green, a holding base 2 on which the marker 5 is mounted and held, and a holding base 2. It is comprised with the clip part 3 for attaching and attaching the marker tool 1 to clothing etc. As shown in FIG.

A permanent magnet 6 is embedded in the marker holding surface (upper surface in FIGS. 1 and 3) of the holding table 2, and the held surface (lower surface in FIGS. 1 and 3) of the marker 5 is magnetized with high permeability. It is comprised with the member.
The marker holding surface of the holding table 2 includes a magnetized surface 2a that is a magnet-embedded surface in which the permanent magnet 6 is embedded, and a step surface 2b that is formed lower than the magnetized surface 2a. A straight step 2d is formed between the magnetic surface 2a and the step surface 2b.
The area of the stepped surface 2b is smaller than the area of the magnetized surface 2a.

The upper corner 2e of the step 2d is chamfered to form an inclined surface. Note that an R chamfering process may be performed on the upper corner 2e of the step 2d.
Further, a peripheral convex portion 2c protruding upward from the magnetized surface 2a and the stepped surface 2 is formed at the peripheral portion of the marker holding surface.

The permanent magnet 6 is embedded in the embedded hole 2f formed in the magnetized surface 2a, and the upper surface of the magnetized surface 2a and the upper surface of the permanent magnet 6 are substantially the same height.
The area of the upper surface of the permanent magnet 6 is about half or less of the area of the entire upper surface of the magnetized surface 2a including the area of the embedded hole 2f. Furthermore, the area of the upper surface of the permanent magnet 6 can be formed to a size of about one third or less of the entire area of the upper surface of the magnetized surface 2a.

  In this way, the area of the upper surface of the permanent magnet 6 is formed to have a size that is about half or less of the entire top surface of the magnetized surface 2a, and further about one-third or less. It is possible to reduce the cost of the marker tool 1 in which is incorporated.

The marker 5 magnetized and held on the marker holding surface of the holding table 2 is in contact with the permanent magnet 6 and the magnetized surface 2a with a gap between the step surface 2b.
The holding table 2 is made of a magnetic material having a high magnetic permeability and is in contact with the permanent magnet 6 at the bottom surface of the embedded hole 2f, so that the holding table 2 serves as a yoke.

In this way, the holding table 2 is formed of a magnetized member, the upper surface of the permanent magnet 6 and the magnetized surface 2a are positioned at substantially the same height, and the holding table 2 acts as a yoke, thereby magnetizing. Even if the permanent magnet 6 has a small area less than about half or less than one third of the area of the surface 2a, it can exert a strong attractive force and can reliably hold the marker 5 in a magnetized state. In addition, the cost of the marker tool 1 can be reduced.
Further, since the holding table 2 itself plays the role of a yoke, it is possible to exert a strong attracting force without providing a separate yoke, thereby further reducing the cost.

Moreover, in order to remove the marker 5 magnetized and held on the holding stand 2, it can be removed as follows.
That is, as shown in FIG. 4 (a), when a portion located on the stepped surface 2b portion of the marker 5 is pressed from above, there is a gap between the marker 5 and the stepped surface 2b, so that FIG. As shown in (2), the pressed portion of the marker 5 is pushed down using the upper corner 2e of the step 2d as a fulcrum. On the contrary, the portion of the marker 5 that has been magnetized on the permanent magnet 6 floats up against the attracting force of the permanent magnet 6.

  In this state, when the marker 5 is pushed out toward the lifted side, the tip of the marker 5 reaches the peripheral convex portion 2c as shown in FIG. Can be removed.

As shown in FIG. 5, the marker 5 in a state where the tip 5 has been pushed out toward the floating side and the tip of the marker 5 has reached the peripheral convex portion 2c has a step 2d and a peripheral edge without directly contacting the permanent magnet 6 and the magnetized surface 2a. It will be supported by the convex part 2c.
In this state, the attracting force of the permanent magnet 6 acting on the marker 5 is not so large, and the marker 5 is not caught by the peripheral convex portion 2c, so that it can be easily slid to the outside (arrow side in FIG. 5) and removed. It can be done.

Also, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, when the marker 5 is pushed outward while pushing the portion of the stepped surface 2b of the marker 5 downward, the marker 5 is in contact with the upper corner 2e of the step 2d. It is pushed out while sliding.
In this case, the upper corner 2e of the step 2d in contact with the marker 5 is chamfered and has an obtuse or arc shape when viewed from the side. It can be pushed out and removed.

The marker device 1 configured as described above can be used by being attached to a shoe 30 such as a golf shoe, for example, as shown in FIG.
It is preferable to attach the marker tool 1 to the shoe 30 by attaching the clip portion 3 to the back portion of the shoe 30 such as near the portion through which the shoelace is passed.
By attaching the marker tool 30 to the instep portion of the shoe 30, the work of taking out the marker 5 and the work of setting the marker 5 on the clean side can be performed as a series of work in a bent position. Marking work becomes very easy and marking work can be improved.

The marker tool 1 can also be attached to a hat.
For example, as shown in FIG. 7, the marker device 1 can be attached to the collared cap 40 by attaching the clip portion 3 to the collar 40 a of the collared cap 40.
In particular, by attaching the marker tool 1 with the designed pattern or color on the surface of the marker 5 to the hat, the marker 5 can be easily taken out and the marker tool 1 can be used as an accessory tool.

Furthermore, the marker tool 1 can be attached to the belt 51 of the slacks 50 as shown in FIG. 8, or can be attached to the edge 50a of the pocket of the slacks 50 as shown in FIG.
In this case, the marker 5 can be easily taken out.

Further, the marker 5 can be magnetized and held on the green fork.
A green fork 60 shown in FIGS. 10 to 12 includes a gripping part 61 and a fork part 62.
The fork portion 62 is connected to the gripping portion 61 so as to be rotatable about a rotation fulcrum 63. The green fork 60 is in a use state in which the fork portion 62 shown in FIG. The fork portion 62 shown is configured to be switched between a state where it is housed in the grip portion 6.

On one surface of the gripping portion 61 of the green fork 60, a marker storage portion 61s is formed.
The marker storage portion 61s is formed in the same manner as the holding base 2 of the marker device 1, and includes a magnetized surface 61a that is recessed from other portions on one surface of the gripper 61, and a step surface that is further recessed from the magnetized surface 61a. 61b.

An embedded hole 61f is formed in the magnetized surface 61a, and the permanent magnet 6 is embedded in the embedded hole 61f, and the marker 5 is magnetized and held by the permanent magnet 6 on the magnetized surface 61a. The upper surface of the magnetized surface 61a and the upper surface of the permanent magnet 6 are substantially the same height.
A linear step 61d is formed between the magnetized surface 61a and the step surface 61b. The area of the step surface 61b is formed smaller than the area of the magnetized surface 61a.

  Further, the area of the upper surface of the permanent magnet 6 is formed to be about half or less of the area of the entire upper surface of the magnetized surface 16a including the area of the embedded hole 61f. Further, the area of the upper surface of the permanent magnet 6 can be formed to be about one third or less of the entire area of the upper surface of the magnetized surface 61a.

Thus, when removing the marker 5 magnetized and held in the marker storage portion 61s of the gripping portion 61, as in the case of the marker device 1 described above, the portion of the step surface 61b in the marker 5 is pressed from above, The portion of the marker 5 that has been magnetized on the permanent magnet 6 is lifted. In this state, when the marker 5 is pushed out toward the lifted side, the marker 5 can be easily detached from the grip portion 61.
In addition, since the green fork 60 magnetizes and holds the marker 5 integrally, it is possible to reduce the number of golf players' portable items that tend to increase, and to easily take out the marker 5 for marking. It can be carried out.

It is a perspective view which shows the marker tool of this invention. It is a top view which similarly shows a marker tool. It is side surface sectional drawing which similarly shows a marker tool. It is side surface sectional drawing which shows a mode that a marker is removed from a holding stand. It is side surface sectional drawing which shows the marker of the state pushed out toward the floating side at the time of removal, and the front-end | tip reached the peripheral convex part of the holding stand. It is a figure which shows the marker tool attached to shoes. It is a figure which shows the marker implement attached to the collar of the hat. It is a figure which shows the marker tool attached to the belt of slacks. It is a figure which shows the marker tool attached to the edge part of the pocket of a slacks. It is a top view which shows the state which the openable green fork which magnetized and held the marker opened. It is a top view which shows the state which the openable green fork which magnetized and held the marker closed. It is side surface sectional drawing which shows the state which the opening-and-closing type green fork which magnetized and held the marker closed.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Marker tool 2 Holding stand 2a Magnetized surface 2b Step surface 2d Step 3 Clip part 5 Marker 6 Permanent magnet

Claims (4)

A marker device comprising a marker, a holding base for holding the marker, and a clip for mounting fixed to the holding base,
The held surface of the marker is composed of a magnetic member,
On the marker holding surface of the holding table, a magnet embedded surface in which a magnet is embedded, and a step surface lower than the magnet embedded surface are formed,
A marker tool characterized in that a step between the magnet embedding surface and the step surface is chamfered. A marker device comprising a marker and a holding base for holding the marker,
The held surface of the marker is composed of a magnetic member,
A magnet is embedded in the marker holding surface of the holding table, and a step surface lower than the magnet embedded surface is formed,
The step between the magnet embedding surface and the step surface is chamfered,
A marker tool, wherein the holding table is a gripping part of a green fork.   The marker tool according to claim 1 or 2, wherein an area of the magnet is about half or less of an entire area of the magnet embedding surface. The marker device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the holding base is made of a magnetized member, and the upper surface of the magnet and the magnet embedding surface are located at substantially the same height.