JP3099512U - Suitcase with wire lock - Google Patents

Abstract

【Task】
By attaching a wire lock to the storage part of the suitcase, the storage part can be locked with a wire, and the suitcase body is anchored to a columnar fixed object to prevent theft, and also called an out hanger, The present invention provides various forms of attaching a wire lock in a handle case for carrying small packages such as luggage together with wires.
[Solution]
A suitcase in which a wire lock K is mounted in a handle case H, wherein the wire lock K includes a locking mechanism L and a container M, and the wire lock K is fitted in a space recessed in the handle case H. And a cover N formed on the handle case H so as to cover the wire lock K.
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Description

The present invention relates to a suitcase that has the function of preventing theft and carrying the same with other parcels. In detail, by attaching a wire lock to the storage part of the suitcase, the storage part can be locked with a wire, and the suitcase body is anchored to a columnar fixed object to prevent theft, and A hanger is used to carry a small baggage such as another bag together with a wire so that the baggage can be carried. For this purpose, various forms of attaching a wire lock to a suitcase body are provided.

Travel suitcases are usually locked to protect the luggage in the suitcase from theft. Suitcases of this type are of a size that can be easily carried, and recently, suitcases on casters are often seen for easy carrying. Due to such a situation, not only the luggage in the suitcase but also the suitcase bodies are liable to be stolen.

On the other hand, the lock attached to the suitcase, as typified by a padlock, locks and displaces the lock member of the lock to a disengaged position by inserting and turning a key into a key hole each time a lock or unlock is performed. The method is common. Alternatively, instead of the key operation, a rotating member or a sliding member constituting a locking mechanism is operated to match the engraved dial number, thereby enabling locking and unlocking. In addition, recently, a suitcase provided with a non-contact locking mechanism called an electronic lock has been seen.

However, these locking means have advantages and disadvantages. The operation of inserting the key into the key hole and turning it is troublesome. And it is not rare to forget to remove the inserted key. Further, the user may forget the storage location of the extracted key and cannot unlock it. In addition, when the suitcase is locked and temporarily stored for a business purpose, the suitcase may be taken away when leaving the place. In the case of an electronic lock, there is a problem that the storage location of a wireless key such as an ID card may be forgotten or even lost.

In view of the above circumstances, the present invention attaches a wire lock to a handle case of a suitcase body. This prevents the key from being lost, locks the storage section with a wire, and secures the suitcase body to a pillar-shaped fixed object with a wire to prevent theft and to carry other parcels together. It is an object of the present invention to provide a suitcase provided with: That is, in order to combine the functions of anti-theft and transportation, the following various forms of attaching a wire lock to the suitcase body are provided.
(1) Lock the zipper in the storage unit so that it cannot be opened, and protect the baggage inside from theft.
(2) When leaving a suitcase temporarily, protect it from theft by mooring the suitcase to a nearby fence, pillar, fence, or columnar fixed object such as a non-portable heavy object.
(3) It is called an outhanger, and it is transported at once by hanging it with other luggage.

To achieve the above object, the invention of claim 1 is a suitcase in which a wire lock K is mounted in a handle case H, wherein the wire lock K comprises a locking mechanism L and a container M, The suitcase is characterized in that the wire lock K is fitted into a space recessed in the case H, and a lid N is formed in the handle case H so as to cover the wire lock K.

The invention according to claim 2 is the suitcase according to claim 1, wherein the wire lock K includes only a locking mechanism L.

The suitcase according to the present invention focuses on attaching a lock to the suitcase body, and the present invention provides various forms for mounting a wire lock inside the handle case. It is. As a result, the zipper of the storage section can be tied up with the wire and locked, so that the luggage in the suitcase is not stolen. Furthermore, by tying and tying the wire to a fixed object such as a fence, bench leg, fence or a non-portable heavy object next to the suitcase, the suitcase can be prevented from being stolen. Is high. In addition, the present invention has an effect of having a function of being able to be transported by hanging it with a wire together with other luggage. To provide the above functions, a lock is attached to the dead space of the suitcase, so that the space can be used effectively.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is an external view of a suitcase with casters. The suitcase body 1 shown in the figure is an example of a hard case type in which a storage portion is formed of an ABS reinforced resin or the like. With the hinge (not shown) on the back side of the suitcase body 1 serving as an axis, the storage portion is configured to be opened in two parts: a body side case 1A and a lid side case 1B. A zipper 4 for opening and closing the body case 1A and the lid case 1B extends from the hinge toward the front. A handle 2 is provided along the zipper 4 above the lid-side case 1A. A handle case H is formed on the side of the body side case 1A so that the handle 3 is retractably accommodated from the handle 2 to the shoulder opening. In the present invention, a wire lock K containing a conventionally known locking mechanism L is mounted in the handle case H. In addition, a caster 5 is provided at the bottom of the suitcase body 1. When carrying the suitcase body 1, the user pulls the handle 3 while gripping it, and runs while rolling the casters 5.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a state where the wire lock K according to the embodiment of the present invention is mounted in a suitcase, and FIG. 3 is an external view of the wire lock K constituting the present invention. The wire lock K has a conventionally known locking mechanism L built therein, and the outside thereof is covered with a container M. The wire 12 is drawn out from the outlet 25 provided at the upper part of the container M, and the tip thereof is provided with a head 12A for stopping the wire at another part. Normally, the head 12A is inserted into and inserted into the insertion port 26 provided on the upper part of the container M. Then, the dial board 11 is peeped above the container M, and an unlocking button 17 for unlocking the head 12A of the wire 12 and a trigger 16 for releasing the wire 12 are provided on the side surface of the container M. FIG. 4 is a detailed explanatory diagram of the built-in locking mechanism L. The locking mechanism L includes a dial disk 11, a wire 12, a mainspring fixing shaft 13, a mainspring 14, a winding drum 15 for storing a force for rewinding the wire 12, and the like. Here, the dial board 11 is locked and unlocked when specific numbers are matched. One end of the mainspring 14 is locked by a mainspring fixing shaft 13 inside the winding drum 15, and the other end urges the winding drum 15 in a rewinding direction, and has a function of rewinding the drawn wire 12. Further, on the outer periphery of the take-up drum 15, a pawl of a ratchet wheel 15B that engages with the ratchet pawl 16C is formed. For this reason, the trigger 16 is pushed inward, and while the engagement between the pawl of the ratchet wheel 15B and the ratchet pawl 16C is released, the winding drum 15 rotates reversely by the restoring force of the mainspring 14, and the wire 12 Rewind. Here, the system of the trigger 16 is composed of a lever 16B that rotates with reference to the shaft 16A, a joint 18 that rotates around the shaft 16D with its tip, and a wire lock plate 19 at this tip.

Next, the operation of the locking mechanism L will be described in detail. As shown in FIG. 4, when the trigger 16 is pressed in the middle direction, the lever 16B is pulled upward with the shaft 16A as a fulcrum. At that time, the angle of the wire lock plate 19 is changed and the locked state of the wire is released, so that the wire 12 freely passes through the hole of the wire receiver 20. Next, by pulling the wire 12 upward, the wire 12 wound around the winding drum 15 in multiple layers is pulled out long. On the other hand, if the wire 12 is released while the trigger 16 is being pushed in the middle direction, the engagement between the ratchet wheel 15B and the ratchet pawl 16C is released, and the winding drum 15 is rotated in the reverse direction by the restoring force of the mainspring 14. Then, the wire 12 drawn out is rewound and wound around the winding drum 15.

Further, the wire head 12A at the tip of the pulled out wire 12 is stopped in the middle insertion hole 22 (FIG. 4) via the insertion port 26 shown in FIG. Thus, the wire head 12A at the other end of the wire 12 is locked by the wire lock. On the other hand, when releasing the lock of the wire head 12A, the lock button 17 is pushed inward to be released from the insertion hole 22 and the wire head 12A jumps out of the insertion hole 26.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the wire lock K is mounted in the handle case H according to the first embodiment of the present invention. Here, as shown in FIG. 1, a handle case H is formed on the body side case 1 </ b> A side of the suitcase main body 1 so as to store the handle 3 from the handle 2 to the shoulder opening portion in a stretchable manner. The handle case H employs standard parts of a suitcase, and there is a gap inside the handle case H only because the handle 3 is vertically long. Therefore, the wire lock K is mounted in the space. A wire lock K is fitted from the outside of the handle case H, and a cover N is formed on the handle case H so as to cover the wire lock K from above. Details will be described with reference to FIG. In the handle case H, the legs 3A and 3B of the handle 3 are installed vertically in a stretchable manner, and a wire lock K is mounted at this position because there is a dead space between the legs. . For this purpose, a space consisting of a recess J for fitting the wire lock K is provided in the handle case H. The recess J is provided below the portion between the leg holes 3C and 3D where the legs 3A and 3B of the handle 3 move up and down at the upper position in the handle case H. An unlocking port 17E and a wire operation port 16E are provided on the inner peripheral side surface of the recess J to operate the wire lock K from outside. These positions correspond to the positions of the unlock button 17 and the trigger 16 provided on the side surface of the wire lock K. A locking groove 31 for stopping the upper portion of the lid N is provided at an upper edge of the recess J, and a locking hole 33 for screwing a lower portion of the cover N is provided at a lower edge of the recess J. I have. The wire lock K is mounted in the recess J, and is covered with the lid N from above. A locking claw 30 is provided on both sides of the upper end of the lid N, and a locking screw hole 32 is provided below. Similarly, a wire outlet 25A, a wire insertion port 26A at the other end of the wire and a dial operation window 29 are provided on both sides of the upper part, and an unlocking port 17F and a wire operation port 16F are provided on the side surface. I have. The positions of the outlet 25A and the outlet 26A provided on the lid N correspond to the positions of the outlet 25 and the outlet 26 of the wire lock K. The position of the locking claw 30 and the position of the locking groove 31 correspond to each other, and the position of the locking screw hole 32 corresponds to the locking hole 33, so that the lid N is locked to the handle case H. As described above, the positions of the unlocking port 17E and the wire operating port 16E of the handle case H and the unlocking port 17F and the wire operating port 16F provided on the lid N are overlapped with the unlocking button 17 and the trigger 16 of the wire lock K. It is formed in the position where it does. The outlet 25A and the insertion port 26A of the lid N are formed at positions corresponding to the outlet 25 and the insertion port 26 of the wire lock K. As described above, the cover N is not simply covered with the wire lock K, but is also provided on the handle case H in consideration of the correspondence between the functional parts of the wire lock K and the positions of the operation ports and the like provided on the cover N. N is formed, and the same applies to the following embodiments.

Next, how to use the wire lock K mounted in the handle case H will be described. As described above, the handle case H is provided with the unlocking port 17E and the wire operation port 16E for operating the wire lock K from outside. Then, by inserting a finger into the wire operation port 16E and pressing the trigger 16 of the wire lock K toward the inside of the lock, the wire lock plate 19 (FIG. 4) is released, so that the outlet 25 and the outlet 25A are disconnected. The wire 12 can be pulled out long through the wire. The same applies to the following embodiments.

On the other hand, when the zipper 4 shown in FIG. 2 is closed and the zippers on both sides collide with each other, the ring provided at the tip end of the slider 6 is alternately entangled to form a ring-shaped wire through hole 7. The wire head 12 </ b> A is penetrated into the wire through hole 7. When the wire head 12A passes through the wire through hole 7, the zipper 4 is locked. Next, the wire head 12A is inserted into the wire insertion port 26A and locked in the insertion hole 22 (FIG. 4) of the inside locking mechanism L. Finally, the numbers on the dial board 11 are set. This completes the locking operation. The operation of the dial board 11 can be performed easily from the outside of the suitcase body 1 through the dial operation window 29.

Since the zipper 4 locks the suitcase, the luggage in the luggage cannot be taken out of the storage unit, and the luggage can be protected from theft. In some cases, the wire 12 may be extended and tied to a column-shaped fixed object such as a fence, a bench leg, a fence, or a heavy object that cannot be carried around, where the suitcase is temporarily placed, and then the mooring may be performed. Unless the person adjusts the number on the dial, the wire lock K cannot be unlocked and the wire cannot be removed from the columnar fixed object, and the suitcase cannot be taken away. Alternatively, another convenient use other than anti-theft, such as carrying a small package through a wire and hanging it together with a wire, is also possible. The longer the wire, the better.

In the present embodiment, a wire lock K is attached to the recess J provided in the handle case H from outside the handle case H, and the cover N is formed on the handle case H so as to cover the cover N from above. It was done. Since the wire lock K can be attached from the outside of the handle case H, there is an advantage that a customer can obtain a commercially available wire lock K and attach it freely.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the wire lock K is mounted in the handle case H according to the second embodiment of the present invention. This embodiment differs from the first embodiment in that the wire lock K is mounted from the storage portion side of the suitcase body, that is, from the inside of the handle case H. The upper and lower positions where the wire lock K is fitted are the same as in the first embodiment, and are lower than the portion between the leg holes 3C and 3D in which the legs 3A and 3B of the handle 3 rise and fall on the upper part of the handle case H. Then, four mounting screw holes 35 are provided in the handle case H, and four mounting screw through holes 34 are provided in the lid N so as to correspond to these positions. In addition, the handle case H is provided with an outlet 25A and an insertion port 26A, and these positions correspond to the positions of the outlet 25 and the insertion port 26 of the wire lock K. Then, the wire lock K is fitted into the space formed inside the four mounting screw holes 35 from the inside of the handle case H, covered with the lid N, and then screwed. An outlet 25A for pulling the wire 12 out of the handle case H and an insertion port 26A for locking the other end of the wire are provided, and the wire lock K is operated from outside. In order to make this possible, a wire operating port 16E and an unlocking port 17E for detachably attaching the other end of the wire are provided in the same manner as in the first embodiment. The operation of the dial board 11 is performed from outside the suitcase body 1 through the dial operation window 29.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the wire lock K is mounted in the handle case H of the suitcase according to the third embodiment of the present invention. In this embodiment, the wire lock K is attached from the inside of the handle case H as in the second embodiment. Note that the upper and lower positions where the wire lock K is fitted are closer to the upper part in the handle case H than in the first and second embodiments, and are located between the leg holes 3C and 3D where the legs 3A and 3B of the handle 3 move up and down. Above. Then, the wire lock K is fitted into the space formed inside the four mounting screw holes 35 from the inside of the handle case H, and is covered with the lid N. As in the second embodiment, the lid N is screwed and fixed in the handle case H, but two mounting screw holes 34 and two mounting screw holes 36 having different shapes are provided. Further, an outlet 25A for pulling the wire out of the handle case H and an insertion hole 26A for locking the other end of the wire are provided, and the wire lock K can be operated from outside. In order to achieve this, a wire operating port 16E and an unlocking port 17E that allows the other end of the wire 12 to be attached and detached are provided in the same manner as in the second embodiment.

In the present embodiment, the position and space are somewhat restricted in order to mount the wire lock K. For this reason, the design becomes worse as compared with the first and second embodiments, but there is no problem in practical use.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the wire lock is mounted in the handle case H of the suitcase according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention. In this embodiment, the locking mechanism L is mounted from the inside of the handle case H. This embodiment differs from the first, second, and third embodiments in that only the locking mechanism L in a form in which the container M is removed from the wire lock K is directly mounted in the handle case H of the suitcase. . The upper and lower positions where the locking mechanism L is fitted are the same as those in the first and second embodiments. The upper part of the handle case H is sandwiched between the leg holes 3C and 3D through which the legs 3A and 3B of the handle 3 enter and exit. Below the part to be removed. In order to mount the locking mechanism L, four mounting screw holes 35 are provided on the handle case H side, and four mounting screw through holes 34 are provided in the lid N so as to correspond to these positions. Then, the locking mechanism L is fitted into the space formed inside the four mounting screw holes 35 from the inside of the handle case H, covered with the lid N, and screwed and fixed at the four locations. Further, an outlet 25A for pulling the wire out of the handle case H, an insertion hole 26A for locking the other end of the wire, and a wire for allowing the wire 12 to enter and exit are provided. The provision of an unlocking port 17E and the like for making the operation port 16E and the other end of the wire detachable is the same as in the third embodiment.

In this embodiment, since only the locking mechanism L in the form in which the container M is detached from the wire lock K is mounted, it is inexpensive, and has an advantage that it can be fitted even if the space for mounting, especially in the thickness direction is small. In this embodiment, the locking mechanism L is described as being mounted from the inside of the handle case H. However, the locking mechanism L may be mounted from the outside of the handle case H as in the first embodiment.

Normally, the suitcase is used to lock the wire head 12A at the end of the wire by returning it to the suitcase side. That is, the zipper 4 of the suitcase body 1 is closed, and a ring-shaped wire through-hole 7 in which the ring provided at the tip of the slider 6 is alternately entangled is formed at the place where the zippers on both sides meet. Then, the wire head 12A is penetrated into the wire through hole 7, and then the wire head 12A is locked in the insertion port 26A. Thus, the zipper 4 is locked. However, the locking method is not necessarily limited to this. There is also a usage that does not return the other end of the drawn wire to the suitcase side. For example, the other end of the drawn wire may be tied to a columnar fixed object such as a fence, a column, a fence, or a non-portable heavy object, or may be fixed to a specific locking member provided on the columnar fixed object. Alternatively, the other end of the drawn wire may be clipped or detachably anchored to the columnar fixed object using, for example, a padlock having a locking function. Further, it is also possible to hang other luggage together with the drawn wire and carry it with the suitcase. In the first, second and third embodiments according to the present invention, the description has been made by attaching the wire lock K. However, only the locking mechanism L in which the container M is removed from the wire lock K is directly attached. It may be. Further, in the embodiment according to the present invention, the description has been made using the numeric dial type lock. However, other types may be used as long as the lock has a wire.

1 is an external view of a suitcase body according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the wire lock according to the embodiment of the present invention is mounted in a handle case. 1 is an external view of a wire lock constituting an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is an explanatory view of a locking mechanism constituting an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the wire lock is mounted in the handle case according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a wire lock is mounted in a handle case according to a second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a wire lock is mounted in a handle case according to a third embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a wire lock is mounted in a handle case according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Suitcase main body 1A Body side case 1B Lid side case 2 Handle 3 Handle 3A Leg 3B Leg 3C Leg hole 3D Leg hole 4 Zipper 5 Caster 6 Slider 7 Wire through hole 11 Dial board 12 Wire 12A Wire head 13 Spring fixed shaft 14 Spring 15 Winding Drum 15B Ratchet Wheel 16 Trigger 16A Shaft 16B Lever 16C Ratchet Claw 16D Shaft 16E Wire Operation Port 16F Wire Operation Port 17 Unlock Button 17E Unlock Port 17F Unlock Port 18 Joint 19 Wire Lock Plate 20 Wire Receiver 21 Wire Guide Hole 22 Insert hole 25 Outlet 25A Outlet
26 insertion port 26A insertion port 29 dial operation window 30 locking claw 31 locking groove 32 locking screw hole 33 locking hole 34 mounting screw through hole 35 mounting screw hole 36 mounting screw through hole H Handle case J recess K wire Lock L Locking mechanism M Container N Lid

Claims (2)

A suitcase in which a wire lock K is mounted in a handle case H, wherein the wire lock K includes a locking mechanism L and a container M, and the wire lock K is fitted in a space recessed in the handle case H. And a cover N formed on the handle case H so as to cover the wire lock K. The suitcase according to claim 1, wherein the wire lock (K) comprises only a locking mechanism (L).

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