JP2022547913A - cable mold - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a cable mold for arranging and protecting cables such as indoor electric wires and communication lines, and more particularly, from a hard bottom, a hard side part with locking grooves formed on the outer surface, and a soft lid part. and a clip having locking projections to fit in the locking grooves, so that the cable can be easily inserted and removed while maintaining a straight installation configuration. , to provide a cable mold that can prevent the spread of the cover. [Selection drawing] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to a cable mold for organizing and protecting cables such as indoor electric wires and communication lines.

When installing home appliances and electronic devices indoors such as offices and homes, cables such as electric wires and communication lines must be connected through the bottom and walls, but these cables are arranged and protected so that they are not exposed. Cable mold is used as a means to do this.

As a conventional example of the cable mold, Korean Registered Utility Model No. 0306566 (published on March 11, 2003) describes "a cover having insertion openings formed by bending at both ends and a In a known wire protection cover including a support plate formed with an inserting groove into which the inserting opening is fitted and fastened on the outer side of the inner/outer wall, the upper inner surface of the lid has a feather-shaped side wall. A wire protection cover has been devised which is characterized by integrally constructing restraining protrusions pressed in the longitudinal direction at a portion where the upper end is located.

Since such a conventional wire protection cover is composed of a support plate and a lid, it is inconvenient to separate the lid each time an unnecessary wire is removed or an additional wire is inserted. have a nature.

In order to solve the conventional problems of the above device, Korean Patent Laid-Open Utility Model No. 20-2008-0005384 (published on 2008.11.14) describes that "a base plate; a first and second cover member extending so as to be adjacent to or in contact with each other to form a storage space between the base plate and the base plate for storing the electric wire; A mold for arranging electric wires, which includes a pair of ribs extending inwardly so that the electric wires can be stored and arranged in a storage space through the opening between the first and second cover members. devised.

In such a conventional mold for arranging electric wires, 'the base plate, the first and second cover members, the fixing flaps and the ribs are integrally formed by extruding an elastic soft or hard synthetic resin. ’ is described. Therefore, when the mold for arranging electric wires is made of a soft material, the first and second cover members can be easily spread when the electric wires are tightly packed in the housing space, so that foreign substances such as water and dust can enter inside the first and second cover members. In addition to the intrusion of the mold, it is difficult to install straight because the mold is easily bent, and it is easy to deform after installation. There is

Korean Registered Utility Model No. 0306566 Korean Utility Model No. 20-2008-0005384

The present invention expands the lid on both sides to allow for easy cable entry and exit while maintaining a straight shape, while the cables installed inside using clips allow the flexible lid to expand. To provide a cable mold that prevents

To provide a cable mold capable of preventing widening gaps and exposure of cables at parts where front and rear ends abut against each other or bent at right angles when installed on a bottom or a wall.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention seeks to provide a cable mold in which the flexible lid can be easily deformed or prevented from twisting due to external environmental (temperature, humidity, etc.) requirements.

In one embodiment of the present invention, a bottom portion formed to be in close contact with the bottom and a wall and both sides of the bottom portion are bent upward so that the ends are in contact with each other, so that the cable is placed on the upper side of the bottom portion. and a locking groove formed continuously in the longitudinal direction on both side ends of the bottom portion are integrally extruded, and the bottom portion and the locking groove are formed of a hard material. , a main body in which the lid portion is made of soft material; and a clip formed with locking projections to be fitted into the locking grooves on both side ends while gripping the upper sides of the both side lid portions so as not to spread. composed of

According to another embodiment of the present invention, a bottom formed in close contact with a bottom or a wall and both sides of the bottom are bent upward so that the ends are in contact with each other. A lid portion forming a space for accommodating a cable and locking grooves formed continuously in the longitudinal direction on both side ends of the bottom portion are integrally extruded, and the bottom portion, the lid portion and the locking groove are formed by integral extrusion molding. A main body made hard but soft in the connecting section between the bottom and the lid; a clip having a locking projection formed thereon;

According to still another embodiment of the present invention, there is provided a hard bottom portion formed so as to be in close contact with the bottom and walls, and a hard side portion having locking grooves formed on the outer surface while bending upward from both sides of the bottom portion. a main body consisting of a soft lid portion integrally extruded from the upper end of the side portion and configured to accommodate the cable while allowing the cable to enter and exit by the ends abutting each other; and A clip that covers both sides of the main body and the lid and has locking projections formed on the inner sides of both ends thereof so as to fit into the locking grooves.

According to the cable mold of the present invention, the cable can be easily taken in and out by expanding the cover on both sides while maintaining a straight shape, thereby improving the stability of installation and the convenience of use. In addition, the clip is used to prevent the soft cover from spreading due to the cable installed inside, thereby preventing foreign matter from entering.

According to the cable mold of the present invention, when the main body is installed on the bottom or the wall, the cables are made safer by preventing widening gaps and exposure of the cables at the portions where the front and rear ends abut or are bent at right angles. It has the effect of protecting and arranging and installing more beautifully.

According to the cable mold of the present invention, by preventing the lid from being easily deformed or twisted due to the requirements of the external environment (temperature, humidity, etc.), it maintains its shape for a long time and is safe to use. There is an effect that can be

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Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The cable mold of the present invention, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, has a hard bottom 110 formed with locking grooves 121 at both ends and a bent upward from both sides of the bottom. It comprises a main body 100 comprising a soft lid portion 130 forming a space for housing a cable, and a clip 200 formed with a locking projection 201 to fit into the locking groove.

The main body 100 includes a hard bottom portion 110 formed to be in close contact with the bottom and the wall, and a cable on the upper side of the bottom portion by bending upward from both sides of the bottom portion so that the ends are in contact with each other. A soft lid portion 130 forming a space for receiving is integrally molded, and locking grooves 121 are formed on both side ends of the bottom portion. The bottom part 110 and the lid part 130 of the main body 100 are double-extruded or double-injected using synthetic resin, rubber, silicone, etc., and have the cross-sectional shape described above. Continuously long or formed into a constant length. Therefore, the main body 100 can maintain a straight installation form by the hard bottom part 110, and the cable C can be easily taken in and out through the left and right soft cover parts 130. As shown in FIG. On the other hand, since locking grooves 121 are formed on both side ends of the bottom portion 110, locking projections of a clip described later are fitted therein. You can freely move back and forth while combining.

The clip 200 grips the upper side of the both side lids 130 to prevent it from spreading, and has locking protrusions 201 formed at the ends of both side ends thereof so as to be fitted into the locking grooves 121 . Therefore, the clip can prevent the lid 130 from being spread due to the cable pulled into the body by being coupled with the body. More than one clip 200 is provided so that the clip 200 can be fitted to the main body 100 having a certain length in the front and rear directions. The clip 200 may be made of metal or synthetic resin. In addition, the clip 200 may be formed in the form of a band having a certain area as shown in the drawings, or may be formed in the form of a bent wire.

As shown in FIG. 4, the cable mold of the present invention has a rigid bottom portion 110 formed with locking grooves 121 at both ends and a space for accommodating a cable above the bottom portion. and a soft connecting section 140 formed between the bottom and the lid. It comprises a clip 200 formed with a locking projection 201 so as to fit into the stop groove.

The main body 100 has a hard bottom part 110 and a hard lid part 130, and the hard lid part 130 can be easily opened and closed from the bottom part 110, compared with the main body. For this purpose, a soft connecting section 140 is formed between the bottom and the lid. At this time, by integrally molding the connecting section 140 with a soft material, productivity and safety are improved compared to a conventional hinge connection structure using a separate shaft pin. The bottom part 110, the lid part 130, and the connecting section 140 of the main body 100 are double-extruded or double-injected using synthetic resin, rubber, or silicon, and the cross-section of the characteristics is described. It is molded into a long or constant length continuously in the front and back of the shape of Therefore, the main body 100 can maintain a straight installation form by the hard bottom part 110 and the lid part, and the cable C can be easily taken in and out through the left and right hard lid parts 130 . . On the other hand, since locking grooves 121 are formed on both side ends of the bottom portion 110, locking protrusions 201 of a clip 200 described later are fitted therein. 200 can be freely moved back and forth and combined.

Since the clip 200 has the same configuration and function as the clip in the above-described embodiment, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

As shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, the cable mold of the present invention has a hard bottom portion 100 and locking grooves 121 formed on the outer surface while bending upward from both sides of the bottom portion. The main body 100 consists of a hard side part 120 and a soft cover part 130 which are integrally extruded from the upper end of the side part and the ends are in contact with each other, and covers the side parts and the cover part on both sides of the main body. On the inner surfaces of both sides, clips 200 are formed with locking protrusions to fit into the locking grooves.

The main body 100 includes a hard bottom portion 110 formed to be in close contact with the bottom and walls, a hard side portion 120 having a locking groove 121 formed on the outer surface while bending upward from both sides of the bottom portion, and the side portions. It consists of a flexible lid part 130 which is integrally extruded from the upper end of each and is formed so that the ends abut each other while accommodating the cable C while allowing the cable to enter and exit. The main body 100 is made by double extrusion or double injection molding using synthetic resin, rubber, silicone, or the like. molded to length. Therefore, the main body 100 can maintain a straight installation form by the hard bottom part 110 and the side part 120, and the cable C can be easily inserted and removed through the left and right soft cover parts 130. be. On the other hand, since locking grooves 121 are formed on both side ends of the side surface 120, the locking protrusions of the clip described later are fitted therein. It can be combined while moving back and forth freely.

Since the clip 200 has the same configuration and function as the clip in the above-described embodiment, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

As such, in the embodiment of the present invention, the side cover portions 130 of the main body 100 are formed thicker from the portions contacting the upper ends of the side portions 120 or both sides of the bottom portion 110 and thinner at the end portions facing each other. 6 and 7, the hard bottom part 110 and side part 120 together with the soft lid part 130 are integrally double extruded or injection molded to form the side part 120 and the lid part. The adhesion of the part 130 must be ensured, and the soft lid part 130 is prevented from sagging under its own weight or being deformed or twisted due to external factors such as temperature and humidity. Secondly, it is formed thicker from the top end of the side portions 120 or the portions contacting both sides of the bottom portion 110, and the end portions are formed thinner so that the cable can be easily taken in and out. However, since the thickness of the lid portion 130 can be slightly changed depending on its size, the values are not specified and described. It is 4 mm, and the thin portion is preferably formed at a ratio of 1.5 to 2.5 mm. Therefore, the upper end of the side part 120 is also formed to have a bonding surface of 2-4 mm.

The lid part 130 may be formed in an arc shape or a square shape, as shown in each drawing.

By attaching a double-sided tape to the bottom 110 of the main body or providing an attachment means such as a separate screw, the main body can be easily installed on the bottom or the wall.

In addition, a wing 130a may be formed so as to overlap one of the lid portions 130 on both sides of the main body to the other lid portion. As shown in FIG. 8, the wings 130a not only prevent foreign substances such as water and dust from entering gaps between the ends of the lids 130, but also prevent the inside of the lids 130a from entering. The cover 130 can be formed inside or outside the cover 130 to prevent the cable housed in the cover from being easily pulled out. At this time, the size of the wing portion 130a and the connecting portion with the one-side lid portion are not limited to those illustrated in the drawings, and can be modified.

As shown in FIG. 9, the lid part 130 may have steps 130b correspondingly formed at both ends thereof so as to be engaged with each other. Forming the step 130b in this way has the same purpose and function as the wing portion 130a described above.

As shown in FIG. 5, the clip 200 of the present invention covers the gap between the abutting front and rear ends when the main body 100 provided with a certain length is abutted back and forth and extended for a long time. can be done. That is, the clip 200 prevents foreign matter from entering through the abutting gap between the front and rear bodies 100 or prevents the cable from being exposed, and enhances the beauty of the installation. Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the clip 200 is formed to have a certain length so that it can cover even when the ends of the front and rear bodies are separated from each other by a certain distance. That is, the clip 200 is formed so that the distance between the ends of the front and rear bodies 100 connected through one or both ends can be adjusted.

The present invention includes a connector 300 formed to cover the exposed end of the main body 100 and the cable when the main body 100 is installed at a right angle by bending the clip 200 at a right angle. That is, when the main body 100 is installed on the floor or wall, it may be necessary to install the main body 100 in a perpendicular direction due to a structure such as a pillar. I have to. Therefore, in this case, as illustrated in FIGS. 12 and 13, by covering with the connector 300 between the ends of the two bodies placed at right angles, it is possible to avoid the intrusion of foreign matter or the cable. To prevent the exposure of a part and to improve the beauty when installed. At this time, as shown in FIG. 13, the connecting member 300 is formed so that the length of the bent both ends is long enough to cover even when the ends of the front and rear bodies are apart from each other by a predetermined distance. That is, the connector 300 is formed so that the distance between the ends of the front and rear bodies 100 connected through one or both ends can be adjusted. At this time, the connector 300 is formed by bending the clip, and locking protrusions 301 are formed on the inner surfaces of both front and rear ends thereof, as shown in FIG.

As shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, the clip 200 has flanges 402 formed at the front end thereof to cover both sides 120 of the main body or the end of the lid 130. It comprises a finishing cap 400 formed to finish the end of the body. That is, when a cable that is finally connected to an electronic device or a terminal is pulled out through the main body 100, a cut section of the main body 100 is exposed or two or more cables are oriented in different directions. In this case, the finishing cap 400 is coupled to the end of the main body 100 so that the cut cross section is not exposed while the lid part 130 spreads. I'll grab you At this time, the finishing cap 300 has a shape in which a flange is formed on one end of the clip, and locking protrusions 401 are formed on both inner surfaces of the other end as shown in FIG.

Therefore, according to the cable mold of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1 or FIG. 5, the cover portion is attached and fixed to the bottom or wall for wiring the cable through the bottom portion 110 of the main body 100. While spreading 130, the cable can be pushed in between or the cable can be removed. In this state, the clip 200 is fitted to the front, back, midpoint, or front/rear connection portion of the main body 100 to prevent the lid portion 130 from spreading due to the cable installed therein, or to prevent the connection portion from being exposed. finish as In addition, the connector 300 or the finishing cap 400 can be appropriately used depending on how the main body 100 is installed.

According to the present invention with such a configuration, the cover is spread on both sides while maintaining the straight shape, so that the cable can be easily taken in and out, thereby improving the stability of installation and the convenience of use. In addition, by using the clip to prevent the soft cover from spreading due to the cable installed inside, it is possible to prevent foreign matter from entering.

In addition, when the main body is installed on the bottom or wall, it protects the cable more safely and more beautifully by preventing the wide gap and exposure of the cable at the part where the front and back ends touch or the part where the front and back ends are bent at right angles. It can be arranged and installed.

In addition, since the soft cover part is not easily deformed or twisted due to external environment (temperature, humidity, etc.) requirements, it can maintain its shape for a long time and can be used safely.

100: Main Body 110: Bottom 120: Side 121: Locking Groove 130: Lid 140: Connection Section 200: Clip 201: Locking Protrusion 300: Connector 301: Locking Protrusion 400: Finishing Cap 401: Locking Protrusion

Claims (6)

A cable mold for organizing and protecting cables such as indoor electric wires and communication lines,
A space for accommodating a cable is formed on the upper side of the bottom by forming a bottom formed so as to be in close contact with the bottom and the wall, and by bending upward from both sides of the bottom so that the ends are in contact with each other. The lid and locking grooves formed continuously in the longitudinal direction on both side ends of the bottom are integrally extruded, and the bottom and the locking groove are made hard, and the lid is soft. a formed body;
and a clip having locking projections formed at both ends thereof so as to fit into the locking grooves while gripping the upper sides of the both side lids so as not to spread. mold. A cable mold for organizing and protecting cables such as indoor electric wires and communication lines,
A space for accommodating a cable is formed on the upper side of the bottom by forming a bottom formed so as to be in close contact with the bottom and the wall, and by bending upward from both sides of the bottom so that the ends are in contact with each other. The lid and locking grooves formed continuously in the longitudinal direction on both side ends of the bottom are integrally extruded, and the bottom, the lid and the locking grooves are made of hard materials while forming the bottom and the locking grooves. a main body having a flexible connection section between the cover and the cover;
and a clip having locking projections formed at both ends thereof so as to fit into the locking grooves while gripping the upper sides of the both side lids so as not to spread. mold. A cable mold for organizing and protecting cables such as indoor electric wires and communication lines,
A hard bottom portion formed to be in close contact with the bottom or wall, hard side portions having locking grooves formed on the outer surface while bending upward from both sides of the bottom portion, and integrally extruded from the upper ends of the side portions. a body comprising a flexible lid shaped to accommodate the cable while being molded such that the ends abut one another while allowing the cable to enter and exit;
and a clip covering both sides of the main body and the lid, and having locking protrusions formed inside both ends thereof so as to fit into the locking grooves. Yes, cable mold. [Claim 4] The clip according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the clip has a constant length in the front and rear direction so that the distance between the ends of the body connected in the front and rear direction can be adjusted. cable mould. 5. The clip as claimed in claim 4, wherein the clip includes a connector formed to cover an end portion of the main body and a cable exposed when the main body is installed at a right angle by bending the clip at a right angle. Cable mold as described. The front end of the clip includes a finishing cap formed to finish the end of the main body by forming flanges to hide the ends of both sides of the main body or the lid. Cable mold according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that

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