JP2024042221A - Method of manufacturing hanger for band and slender clipper for hanger for band - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a method of manufacturing a hanger for a band at a low cost while easily holding and taking out the band in the same manner as clothes, and to provide a slender clipper for the hanger for the band.SOLUTION: The method of manufacturing a hanger for a band has the steps of: placing a pair of hangers 10 on top of each other with a predetermined distance between them in a vertical direction so that their vertical central axes X overlap each other, the hanger including a hook part, a pair of shoulders 14 overhanging diagonally downward from the hook part in opposite directions to each other, and a rod 18 connecting lower end parts 16 of the pair of shoulder parts 14; and clipping and securing the pair of hangers 10 at a position spanning both right shoulders 14A and both left shoulders 14B of the pair of hangers 10 by the slender clipper. As a result, a gap is formed between the rods 18 of the pair of hangers 10 that allows a band portion of a buckled band B to pass through, but that a buckle cannot pass through.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a band hanger and an elongated clipper for a band hanger, and more particularly, to an inexpensive band hanger that allows bands to be easily held and removed in the same way as clothes. The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a band hanger and an elongated clipper for a band hanger.

Clothes hangers have been widely used around the world.
A clothes hanger is usually made of resin and wire-shaped, and has a hook part and a clothes holding part provided below the hook part, and each clothes holding part has a pair of shoulders that extend laterally. and a horizontal member that connects the lower ends of one of the pair of shoulder parts, and the clothes holding part holds clothes such as shirts, jackets, and pants, and can be used as a horizontal support in a wardrobe, or It is possible to easily organize and store clothes by hooking them on a lintel in the house without wrinkles in the clothes or without losing the shape of the jacket.
On the other hand, elongated bands used for trousers and underpants have been stored separately from clothing, for example, in a drawer of a wardrobe, with the band portion of the elongated band rolled up around the buckle.

In this regard, a band hanger has been proposed as disclosed in Patent Document 1.
This band hanger is provided with an end-shaped locking rod that extends horizontally and parallel to the vertical front surface of the hanger body that has a hook at the upper end, and the locking rod and the front surface of the hanger body are connected to each other. A gap is formed between them into which the band part of the band to be hung can be inserted, and by inserting the band part of the band into this gap, the buckle part of the band is locked to the upper part of the latching part, and the band is latched. It should be configured as much as possible.
According to such a band hanger, the band can be quickly, easily, and reliably attached to the latching rod by simply inserting the band near the buckle into the gap between the latching rod and the hanger body. It can be hung and used for organizing and storing bands.

However, such a band hanger has the following problems.
First, it is possible to use both shoulders to hang a jacket while also hanging a band, but this only requires preparing a band hanger separate from a regular hanger and using it for both purposes. For example, a normal resin or wire hanger is included in the cleaning fee when cleaning and tailoring clothes, and if you can use this resin or wire hanger as is and make it into a band hanger, It is cheap and economical.
Second, if you try to hang an odd number of bands with metal buckles on such a band hanger, when the band hanger is hung through the hook part, it will become unbalanced from side to side, causing the weight of the band with metal buckles to become unbalanced. As a result, the band hanger becomes slanted, resulting in lack of stability, and in some cases, the hook portion of the band hanger may come off.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the above, an object of the present invention is to provide an inexpensive method of manufacturing a band hanger and an elongated clipper for a band hanger, which allows bands to be easily held and taken out in the same way as clothes.
Public use 1975-114750

In order to achieve the above object, the method for manufacturing a band hanger of the present invention includes:
a hook part;
a pair of shoulder portions each protruding diagonally downward from the hook portion in opposite directions;
arranging a pair of hangers each having a rod connecting the lower ends of the pair of shoulders with each other at a predetermined interval in the vertical direction so that their vertical central axes overlap;
sandwiching and fixing the pair of hangers at a position extending between both right shoulders and both left shoulders of the pair of hangers using an elongated clipper;
As a result, the belt portion of the buckled band can pass through between the rods of the pair of hangers, and a gap is formed between which the buckle cannot pass.

According to the method for manufacturing a band hanger having the above configuration, for example, using a hanger provided at the time of cleaning delivery of clothes, a pair of hangers are attached vertically so that their vertical central axes overlap with each other. The pair of hangers are placed one on top of the other at a predetermined interval in the direction, and the pair of hangers are sandwiched and fixed using an elongated clipper at a position that spans both right shoulders and both left shoulders of the pair of hangers, thereby securing both rods of the pair of hangers. In between, the belt part of the band with a buckle can be passed through, and the buckle forms a gap that cannot be passed through, so that the band can be hung on a hanger by hooking the buckle into the gap. It is possible to provide an inexpensive hanger for a band, which allows the band to be easily held and taken out like clothes without the need to obtain a hanger for the band.

Furthermore, the gap should be between 0.3 cm and 0.7 cm.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned problems, the elongated clipper for band hangers of the present invention has the following features:
Hangers each having a hook portion, a pair of shoulders protruding diagonally downward from the hook portion in opposite directions, and a rod connecting the lower ends of the pair of shoulders are stacked vertically at intervals. It has a width that allows it to sandwich both shoulders of a pair of hangers to be placed,
a long rod extending over both right and left shoulders of the pair of hangers, arranged in the space of the pair of hangers so that the pair of hangers can be sandwiched from below;
The structure is such that the vertical gap formed between the pair of hangers can be used to securely hold the buckled band.

Also, a pair of elongated members each having a sandwiching portion at one edge and a pushing operation portion at the other edge;
a pivot shaft extending in the longitudinal direction and rotatably connecting the widthwise intermediate portions of the ends of the pair of elongated members;
biasing means for rotating the pair of elongated members about pivots in a direction in which both the sandwiching parts come into contact with each other;
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Furthermore, the elongated clipper preferably has a thin plate weight-shaped balancer having a thickness that allows the elongated clipper to fix and hold the pair of hangers in a predetermined position in the lateral direction when sandwiching the pair of hangers.
Furthermore, the elongated clipper may include a weight-shaped balancer that is slidably held in the longitudinal direction and a lateral guide groove for the weight.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of a method for manufacturing a hanger for pants and an elongated clipper for a hanger for pants according to the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
The hanger 10 made of plastic is integrally formed by a mold, and as shown in FIG. It includes a support body and a lateral pants hanger forming a rod 18 that connects the lower end portions 16 of the pair of shoulder portions 14 to each other.
A space 21 surrounded by the shoulders 14A, 14B and the rod 18 is formed in the hanger 10, and the space 21 is used to use the elongated clipper 100, which will be described later.

The hook 15 includes a U-shaped piece disposed on the tip side of the hook 15, and a vertically long straight piece whose upper end is connected to the U-shaped piece.
For the hanger 10, for example, when cleaning and tailoring of clothes is outsourced, a resin or wire hanger provided when the finished clothes are delivered may be used as long as there is a rod 18 forming a trouser hanger.

Next, the strip clipper 100 for the strap hanger 10 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 2, the elongated clipper 100 for the band hanger 10 has a hook portion 12, a pair of shoulder portions 14 each extending diagonally downward from the hook portion 12 in the opposite directions, and a rod 18 connecting lower ends 16 of the pair of shoulder portions 14. The clipper 100 has a width W capable of clamping both shoulder portions 14 of a pair of hangers 10 that are stacked with a gap therebetween in the vertical direction.
The hanger support has a length L extending to both right shoulder portions 14A and both left shoulder portions 14B of the pair of hangers 10 so that the hanger support can be disposed in the space between the pair of hangers 10 and can sandwich the pair of hangers 10 from below.
A vertical gap 20 formed between the pair of hangers 10 can be utilized for fixing and holding a band with a buckle.
Thus, the overall size of the elongated clipper 100 is such that it fits within the space 21 .

More specifically, the elongated clipper 100 for the band hanger 10 may be made of any material, but is preferably made of resin from the viewpoint of lightness. It has a pair of elongated members 30 having a pushing operation portion 28, and a pivot shaft 32 extending in the longitudinal direction and rotatably connecting the widthwise intermediate portions 34 of the ends of the pair of elongated members 30. .
As a result, the pair of elongated members 30 are rotatable about the pivot shaft 32, allowing the sandwiching portions 24 of the pair of hangers 10 to move away from each other or move closer to each other.
Furthermore, it has a biasing means 36 for rotating the pair of elongated members 30 about the pivot shaft 32 so that both the sandwiching parts 24 come into contact with each other.
The biasing means 36 may be, for example, a conventional coil spring, with one end of the coil spring engaging the inner surface of one of the pair of elongated members 30, and the other end of the coil spring engaging the inner surface of the other of the pair of elongated members 30. However, a biasing force is always applied in a direction in which the pinching portions 24 of the pair of elongated members 30 approach each other, and by pushing the push-in operation portion 28 with a finger against this biasing force, the pinching of the pair of elongated members 30 is performed. The parts 24 are configured to be spaced apart from each other to a position where the pair of hangers 10 can be inserted.

The biasing force of the spring can hold the pair of hangers 10 fixedly by sandwiching them in the thickness direction, and more specifically, even if several bands are hung, the shoulder 14 of the pair of hangers 10 is located lower. However, the strength may be such that it does not move downward.
The width W may be selected by taking into consideration the vertical gap between the rods 18 between the pair of hangers 10. For example, when using a hanger for a men's band with a thick buckle, the vertical gap should be selected. is wide, and accordingly, the width W is wide.On the other hand, when used for a hanger for a women's band with a thin buckle, the vertical gap is narrow, and the width W may be narrow accordingly. .
The length L only needs to be smaller than the lateral length of the hanger 10, and in relation to the width W, select a suitable vertical position so that it extends to both right shoulder parts 14A and both left shoulder parts 14B of the pair of hangers 10. Then, the elongated clipper 100 may be used.
According to the elongated clipper 100 having the above configuration, the pair of hangers 10 can be fixed at a predetermined interval in the vertical direction without the need to fix each of the right shoulder parts 14A of the pair of hangers 10 and each of the left shoulder parts 14B of the pair of hangers 10. It is possible to easily fix it in a shifted state with one touch.

The elongated clipper 100 has a thin plate weight-shaped balancer 38 having a thickness that allows the elongated clipper 100 to fix and hold the pair of hangers 10 in a predetermined position in the lateral direction.
By positioning such a balancer 38 at a predetermined position, for example, when suspending the first band from the right end, it is possible to suppress the inclination of the hanger 10 by positioning the balancer 40 to the left. .
The weight of the balancer 38 may be determined from such a viewpoint, and the material may be metal or resin.

A method of manufacturing the band hanger 10 using the elongated clipper 100 having the above configuration will be described.
The method for manufacturing the band hanger 10 first includes a hook portion 12, a pair of shoulder portions 14 extending obliquely downward from the hook portion 12 in opposite directions, and
A pair of hangers 10 each having a rod 18 connecting the lower ends 16 of the pair of shoulder parts 14 are stacked at a predetermined interval in the vertical direction so that their vertical central axes X overlap with each other.
The predetermined interval, that is, the gap 20, takes into consideration the thickness of the buckle, and should be such that the band C of the buckled band B can pass through, but the buckle cannot pass through, but is usually 0.3 cm to 0.7 cm. It is.
Next, the pair of hangers 10 are sandwiched and fixed by the elongated clipper 100 at a position extending between both right shoulder portions 14A and both left shoulder portions 14B of the pair of hangers 10.
More specifically, the elongated clipper 100 is placed in the space 21 surrounded by both shoulders 14 and the rod 18 of the pair of hangers 10, and the pinching part 24 is pushed with fingers to resist the biasing force of the biasing means 36. By rotating the pair of elongated members 30 about the pivot 32, the push-in operation section 28 is in an open position reaching both right shoulder portions 14A and both left shoulder portions 14B of the pair of hangers 10. After determining the vertical position of the elongated clipper 100 as shown in FIG.
Thereby, a gap 20 is formed between the rods 18 of the pair of hangers 10, which allows the belt portion C of the band B with the buckle to pass through, but which prevents the buckle from passing through.
Next, the belt portion C of the buckled band B is passed through the formed gap 20 until it hits the buckle, and the buckled band B is suspended. In this case, by adjusting the lateral position of the balancer according to the number of buckled bands B and the hanging position, the inclination of the band hanger 10 is suppressed and the buckled bands B are stably suspended. Is possible.

According to the method for manufacturing the band hanger 10 having the above configuration, for example, by using the hanger 10 provided at the time of delivery of clothes for cleaning, a pair of hangers 10 are assembled so that their vertical central axes X overlap each other. The pair of hangers 10 are placed one above the other at a predetermined interval in the vertical direction, and the pair of hangers 10 are sandwiched and fixed by an elongated clipper 100 at a position extending over both right shoulder portions 14A and both left shoulder portions 14B of the pair of hangers 10, Thereby, by forming a gap 20 between the rods 18 of the pair of hangers 10, which allows the band C of the buckled band B to pass through, but prevents the buckle from passing through, the band is inserted into the gap 20. To provide an inexpensive band hanger 10 that can be hung on a hanger 10 in a hanging manner, and allows the band to be easily held and taken out in the same way as clothes without the need to separately obtain a band hanger 10. It becomes possible to provide
When using the hanger provided at the time of cleaning delivery, for example, you can improve the aesthetics by cutting off an old band that is no longer in use and fixing the cut band to the side of the shoulder. It is possible to improve.

A second embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5. In the following description, components similar to those in the first embodiment will be given the same reference numerals and their description will be omitted, and the characteristic portions of this embodiment will be described in detail below.
The feature of the second embodiment of the present invention lies in the manner in which the balancer 40 is installed in the elongated clipper 100. In the first embodiment, the balancer 40 is sandwiched between the pair of elongated members 30 of the elongated clipper 100, but in this embodiment, , the balancer 40 is provided on the outer surface of the pair of elongated members 30 so as to be movable laterally.
More specifically, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the elongated clipper 100 has a weight-shaped balancer 40 that is slidably held in the longitudinal direction and a lateral guide groove 42 for the weight. Apart from fixing the elongated clipper 100 to the hanger 10, by sliding the balancer 40 laterally within the lateral guide groove 42, the balancer 40 can be positioned at any desired position and placed in the hanging position of the buckled band B. Accordingly, it is possible to prevent the hanger 10 from tilting.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above, those skilled in the art can make various modifications and changes without departing from the scope of the present invention.
For example, in the present embodiment, the hanger 10 for a men's band with a thick buckle has been described, but the invention is not limited to this, and by adjusting the gap 20, the hanger 10 for a women's band without a thick buckle can be used. is also applicable.
For example, in the present embodiment, the vertical gap 20 between the rods 18 of the pair of hangers 10 is adjusted and the band hanger is used to hang the band. However, the present invention is not limited to this. By positioning the elongated clipper 100 in the vertical direction so that the corners do not protrude too much from the shoulders, the bands can be hung using the shoulders of the pair of hangers 10, and jackets, etc. It can also be used to hang clothes.
For example, in the present embodiment, the vertical gap 20 between the rods 18 of the pair of hangers 10 is adjusted and explained as being used to hang the band, but the present invention is not limited to this. By shifting the hangers 10 laterally and fixing them with clips, a gap 20 may be formed between the obliquely projecting shoulders 14, and this gap may be used to hang the band.

For example, in this embodiment, when adjusting the vertical gap 20 between the rods 18 of a pair of hangers 10 and using it to hang a band, for example, when hanging the first band from the right end, Although it has been described that the tilting of the hanger 10 is suppressed by positioning the balancer 40 to the left, the balancer 40 is not limited to this, and the position of the balancer 40 remains fixed at the center, and the first band is placed at the right end, and the second band is placed at the right end. The stability of the hanger 10 can be ensured by adjusting the hanging position, with the main band at the left end and the third band at the center.

It is a top view of the hanger for bands concerning a 1st embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a sectional view of an elongated clipper for a band hanger according to a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a situation in which a band is hung in the band hanger according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a plan view similar to FIG. 1 showing an elongated clipper for a strap hanger according to a second embodiment of the present invention. 3 is a sectional view similar to FIG. 2 of an elongated clipper for a band hanger according to a second embodiment of the present invention; FIG.

W width
L length
X Vertical center axis
B Band with buckle
C Band portion 10 Hanger 12 Hook portion 14 Shoulder portion 16 Lower end portion 18 Rod 100 Elongated clipper 14A Right shoulder portion 14B Left shoulder portion 20 Gap 21 Space 22 One edge 24 Clipping portion 26 Other edge 28 Push operation portion 30 Elongated member 32 Pivot 34 Widthwise intermediate portion 36 Biasing means 40 Balancer 42 Guide groove

Claims (6)

a hook part;
a pair of shoulder parts that extend diagonally downward from the hook part in opposite directions, respectively;
arranging a pair of hangers having a rod connecting the lower ends of the pair of shoulders with each other at a predetermined interval in the vertical direction so that their vertical center axes overlap;
sandwiching and fixing the pair of hangers at a position extending between both right shoulders and both left shoulders of the pair of hangers using an elongated clipper;
The method for manufacturing a band hanger is characterized in that a gap is formed between the rods of the pair of hangers to the extent that the belt portion of the band with the buckle can pass through but the buckle cannot pass through. The method of manufacturing a band hanger according to claim 1, wherein the gap is 0.3 cm to 0.7 cm. Hangers each having a hook portion, a pair of shoulders protruding diagonally downward from the hook portion in opposite directions, and a rod connecting the lower ends of the pair of shoulders are stacked vertically at intervals. It has a width that allows it to sandwich both shoulders of a pair of hangers to be placed,
a long rod extending over both right and left shoulders of the pair of hangers, arranged in the space of the pair of hangers so that the pair of hangers can be sandwiched from below;
An elongated clipper for band hangers, characterized in that a vertical gap formed between a pair of hangers can be used to securely hold a buckled band. a pair of elongated members each having one edge having a sandwiching part and the other edge having a pushing operation part;
a pivot shaft extending in the longitudinal direction and rotatably connecting the widthwise intermediate portions of the ends of the pair of elongated members;
biasing means for rotating the pair of elongated members about pivots in a direction in which both the sandwiching parts come into contact with each other;
The elongated clipper for a band hanger according to claim 3, having the following. 5. The elongated clipper for a band hanger according to claim 4, wherein the elongated clipper has a thin plate weight-shaped balancer having a thickness that allows the elongated clipper to fix and hold the pair of hangers in a predetermined position in the lateral direction when the pair of hangers are sandwiched between them. The elongated clipper for a band hanger according to claim 4, wherein the elongated clipper has a weight-shaped balancer that is slidably held in the longitudinal direction and a lateral guide groove for the weight.

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