JP2005334580A - Clothespin for allowing laundry to be easily taken off by pulling - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a clothespin for allowing hung laundry to be reliably held and to be easily taken off only by pulling when the clothespins are attached to a plurality of hanger main bodies for usage. <P>SOLUTION: An L shape metallic fitting (5) is attached to the spring part of the clothespin and hung from the L shape metallic fitting hooking hole (6) of the hanger main body (8). Thus, the clothespin is held by the original force of a spring without moving downward even when the laundry is pulled down. When the L shape metallic fitting (5) is removed from the L shape metallic fitting hooking hole (6) and the laundry is pulled down, the clothespin is pulled down by friction for holding. In this case, when a string (2) is hung and wound in a U shape metallic fittings (3), force in the directions of arrows as indicated in Figure is added to the pair of the parts, so as to open a laundry holding part. Then force to hold the laundry (6) is weakened. Then, the laundry is taken off only by lightly pulling. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention belongs to a clothespin used to hang laundry and a hanger body for suspending the clothespin.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the clothespin used for hanging the laundry consists of a pair of pinching pieces (1) and a spring (4) that are gripped by a fingertip. Via the hanger body.

  FIG. 3 shows that a pair of sandwiching pieces (pull) is pulled by a force that is so strong that the pair of sandwiching pieces are damaged by the force of the spring (4). If you do not hold the part that you hold with the hand of 1) with a strong force, it will not come off.

  The task is to pull the laundry with a slight force so that it can be removed.

  When hanging the laundry, even if the metal fitting (5) is hooked on the hanger body hole (6) and the laundry is pulled, the fitting force is strong and it is difficult to come off.

  When removing the laundry, remove the metal fitting (5) from the hanger body hole (6) and pull the laundry in the direction of the arrow A. A force is applied in the direction of the inside (arrow B) by turning the part, the laundry scissors open, and the force for sandwiching the laundry is weakened. As a result, the laundry is pulled and detached with a light force.

  When using a plurality of the clothespins attached to the hanger body, the dried laundry can be easily removed without being damaged just by being pulled.

The present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  In FIG. 1, the L-shaped metal fitting 5 is attached to the spring 4 so that the tip thereof is hung on the L-shaped metal fitting hanging hole 6.

  As shown in FIG. 1, when the L-shaped metal fitting 5 is hung on the L-shaped metal fitting hanging hole 6 of the hanger body 8, the laundry 7 sandwiched between the pair of holding pieces 1 is pulled to remove. However, since the L-shaped metal fitting 5 fixes the distance between the spring 4 and the hanger body 8, the laundry 7 is not easily detached by the force of the spring 4.

  In FIG. 1, the U-shaped metal fitting 3 is obtained by processing a round bar with good sliding, and the string 2 is easy to slide.

  When the L-shaped metal fitting 5 is removed from the L-shaped metal fitting hanging hole 6 and the laundry 7 sandwiched in the direction of the arrow A is pulled, the strings 2 are mutually connected in the direction of the arrow B via the pair of U-shaped metal fittings 3. The force works and the distance becomes short, and the pair of sandwiching pieces sandwiching the laundry 7 act so as to open.

  In this way, the laundry 7 that has been dried can be easily removed simply by removing the L-shaped bracket 5 from the L-shaped bracket hanging hole 6 of the hanger body 8 and pulling it.

Perspective view of the present invention Use perspective view of the present invention The perspective view of the other Example of this invention

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Piece for pinching 2 String 3 Co-shaped metal fitting 4 Spring 5 L-shaped metal fitting 6 L-shaped metal fitting hanging hole 7 Laundry 8 Hanger body

Claims (3)

  At the top of the piece for sandwiching clothespins (1), a metal round bar (3) with a slippery string (2) is attached, and the string (2) is attached to the round bar part of (3) in FIG. Then, wrap it around and hang it on the hanger body (8).   An L-shaped metal fitting (5) obtained by bending a metal round bar is attached to the spring part (4) of the clothespin.   A hole (6) for hanging the L-shaped metal fitting (5) is made in the hanger body (8).

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