JP3082528U - Non-slip hammer - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] To provide a hammer in which a gripping hand is made hard to slip by providing a piece or the like made of a rubber material on a handle or the like gripped by the hammer. In a grip portion of a handle of a nail hammer, recesses having a predetermined shape are formed in the longitudinal direction on both side surfaces of the grip portion, and rubber pieces are embedded and fixed in these recesses. When the end cap 6 made of a rubber material provided with a projection 6a on the lower side of the head 1 of the nail hammer A on the side opposite to the nail puller 1b is put on the lower end of the grip 3, and the grip 3 is gripped. , Made the gripped hand less slippery.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 This invention relates to a non-slip mallet provided with a rubber material for preventing a hand from slipping when gripping a hammer, which is a tool for driving a nail or breaking a stone.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 A hammer has been used as a tool for hitting nails, cracking and breaking various solid objects such as stones, and there are genno and hammer-type tools. In order to bang such a solid object, and from the viewpoint of safety, the user holds the hammer firmly so that the gripping hand does not slip.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 However, the handle that holds the hammer is often made of wood, and is coated with varnish and slippery, making it slippery when you sweat your hands, and when you shake it vigorously, There was even a risk of slipping out of the hand, a factor that hindered improvement in work efficiency, and was dangerous.

[0004] Therefore, the present invention solves the above-mentioned problem by providing a piece made of rubber material or the like on a handle portion to be gripped by a hammer to provide a hammer in which the gripping hand is made hard to slip.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 According to the invention of claim 1, in the grip of the handle of the hammer, recesses of a fixed shape are formed in the longitudinal direction of both sides of the grip, and rubber pieces are embedded and fixed in these recesses. A non-slip mallet that made the gripped hand less slippery when gripped.

In the invention of claim 2, in the grip of the handle of the hammer, an end cap made of a rubber material is put on the lower end of the grip, and when the hammer is gripped, the gripped hand is difficult to slip. It was a hammer with a non-slip.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in a handle of a hammer handle having a nail puller on the head, a protrusion is provided at a lower end of the grip on a lower portion of a side of the head opposite to the nail puller. An end cap made of rubber material was put on, and when the hammer was gripped, a non-slip mallet that made it hard for the gripped hand to slip.

The invention according to claim 4 is that, in the gripping portion of the handle of the hammer, recesses of a fixed shape are formed in the longitudinal direction of both sides of the gripping portion, and rubber pieces are embedded and fixed in these recesses. An end cap made of a rubber material was put on the lower end of the gripping part, and when the gripping part was gripped, a non-slip hammer that made the gripped hand hard to slip.

The invention according to claim 5 is that in a gripping portion of a hammer handle having a nail pullout portion on a head portion, recesses of a predetermined shape are formed in both sides of the gripping portion in a longitudinal direction, and rubber pieces are inserted into these recesses. It is embedded and fixed, and the lower end of the grip is covered with an end cap made of rubber material provided with a projection on the lower side of the head opposite to the nail puller, and when the grip is gripped, the hand gripped Was made with a non-slip hammer that made it hard to slip.

[0010]

Embodiment

 Hereinafter, a hammer which is a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Here, a nail hammer A is used as a hammer. In this nail hammer A, as shown in FIG. 1, one of the heads 1 is a hitting portion 1a for nailing, and the other is a nail pulling portion 1b divided into two parts.

The handle portion 2 is made of wood, and as shown in FIG. 2, the horizontal section of the grip portion has a horizontally long elliptical shape. Each of the recesses 4 has a constant width in the longitudinal direction, and rubber pieces 5 each having an uneven surface (not shown) are fixed to these recesses 4 by an adhesive.

The nail hammer A has an end cap 6 made of a rubber material provided with a projection 6 a at a lower portion of the lower side of the handle 2 opposite to the nailed portion 1 b at the lower end of the handle 2. It covers the lower end.

When the user grips the nail hammer A, the rubber pieces 5 are provided on both sides of the grip portion 3 of the handle 2 of the nail hammer A. It becomes hard to slip by touching.

Since the lower end of the handle 2 is covered with the end cap 6 made of a rubber material, even if the user vigorously swings down the nail hammer A, the palm or the finger gripped by the nail or the hammer can be used. The end cap 6 does not fall out of the user's hand.

[0015] In addition, since the end cap 6 has a projection 6a on the lower side of the nail hammer A on the side opposite to the nail puller 1b, the nail hammer A is held upside down, and the nail puller 1b is forked. When the head of the nail struck into the notch is inserted and the nail is pulled out in a leverage manner, the thumb part of the thumb of the grasped hand can be pressed against the protrusion 6a and pulled forward. It is easy to apply force and can easily pull out nails. In this way, the hammer can be reliably held.

In the above embodiment, a nail hammer A is used as a hammer, but the hammer is not limited to this, and may include a Genno type hammer or any other hammer. Although the wooden handle 2 is used, the handle 2 to be used is not limited to the wooden handle, and may be made of a material that can be fixed by drilling the recess 4 and embedding the rubber piece 5. Further, the surface of the rubber piece 5 provided on both sides of the handle 2 is provided with irregularities, but the irregularities are not an essential requirement of the present invention. Further, an adhesive is used to fix the rubber piece 5 to the concave portion 4, but the method of fixing the rubber piece 5 is not limited to this.

The end cap 6 is provided with a projection 6a on the lower side of the nail hammer A on the side opposite to the nail puller 1b. However, as shown in FIG. In some cases, an end cap 6b without a hole is used. Further, when both of the heads of the hammer are hitting portions, the protrusion 6a may be provided on one of them, or both may not be provided.

[0018]

[Effect of the invention]

 According to the inventions of claims 1 to 5, the rubber piece or the end cap surely touches the palm or the finger when the hammer is gripped, and the hand is prevented from slipping, so that the hammer is securely held. And greatly contribute to the improvement of work efficiency. Also, since the hammer can be gripped securely, it is also excellent in terms of safety. Furthermore, since it can be easily applied to existing hammer, it is highly versatile and can be widely used.

According to the invention of claim 2, since the lower end of the handle of the hammer is covered with the end cap made of rubber material, even if the hammer is vigorously swung down, it can easily slip out of the gripped hand. Nothing. Further, according to the invention of claim 3, since the end cap made of rubber material having a projection is provided on the lower part of the side of the hammer head opposite to the nailed part, the handle part of the hammer is gripped. When pulling out the nail, the finger of the hand that has been gripped is applied to the protrusion to make it hard to slip, so that the nail can be pulled out easily and reliably.

A fourth aspect is a combination of the configurations of the first and second aspects, and a fifth aspect is a combination of the configurations of the first and third aspects. There is a corresponding effect.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a hammer according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a longitudinal vertical end view of a place where a rubber piece of a grip portion is provided in the hammer according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the hammer according to the embodiment of the present invention, in which a lower end portion of a handle is provided with an end cap;

FIG. 4 is a front view of a hammer using an end cap having no projection according to another embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

A nail hammer 1 head 1a
Head hitting part 2 Handle part 3
Gripping part 4 Concave part 5 drilled in gripping part
Rubber piece 6 End cap made of rubber material 6a Projection of end cap made of rubber material

Claims (5)

[Utility model registration claims] In a gripping portion of a handle of a hammer, when a concave portion having a predetermined shape is formed in the longitudinal direction of each side surface of the gripping portion, rubber pieces are embedded and fixed in these concave portions, and the gripping portion is gripped. A non-slip hammer characterized by making the gripped hand hard to slip. 2. A gripping portion of a handle of a hammer, wherein an end cap made of a rubber material is put on a lower end portion of the gripping portion, and when the hammer is gripped, the gripped hand is made hard to slip. Non-slip hammer. 3. A gripping portion of a handle of a hammer having a nail pulling portion on a head, an end made of a rubber material having a projection at a lower end of the gripping portion on a lower portion of a side surface opposite to the nail pulling portion of the head. A non-slip mallet, wherein the gripped hand is made hard to slip when the cap is covered and the mallet is gripped. 4. In the handle of the handle of the hammer, recesses of a fixed shape are formed in the longitudinal direction of both sides of the handle, rubber pieces are embedded and fixed in these recesses, and the lower end of the handle is attached to the lower end of the handle. A non-slip mallet which is covered with an end cap made of a rubber material and makes the gripped hand less slippery when gripping the grip portion. 5. A gripper having a handle of a hammer having a nail puller at a head thereof, wherein recesses having a predetermined shape are formed in both sides of the gripper in the longitudinal direction, and rubber pieces are embedded and fixed in these recesses. The lower end of the grip portion is covered with an end cap made of a rubber material provided with a projection on a lower portion of a side surface opposite to the nail puller portion of the head, and when the grip portion is gripped, the gripped hand is made hard to slip. A hammer with a non-slip feature.