JP3205688U - grip - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a grip whose length and angle of attachment to a tool or the like can be adjusted. A grip includes a hollow grip tube, an extension rod tube 2 slidably fitted on the grip tube, and one end portion slidably fitted on the grip tube and the other end slidably fitted on the extension rod tube. A stopper member including an eccentric shaft portion that is inserted and extending in a radial direction from the eccentric shaft portion, and a notch portion that is fitted to the eccentric shaft portion of the stopper member and formed on the outer surface is a protrusion of the stopper member. And an elastic C-shaped ring which is integrated with the stopper member by being engaged with the portion and formed so that the outer diameter is the same as the inner diameter of the grip tube. A pair of ball holding plates 8 for rotatably holding the ball-shaped tip of the ball joint 5, and a pair of bolts 9 screwed between the ball holding plates so as to adjust the interval between the ball holding plates; A bolt 7 for fixing the mounting block 6 integral with one of the pair of ball holding plates to the main body of the tool T is provided. [Selection] Figure 6

Description

  The present invention provides a grip portion attached to a tool, a cooking utensil, etc., preferably a grip portion configured to adjust the mounting length of the tool, the cooking utensil, etc. relative to the main body of the tool or the cooking utensil. The present invention relates to a grip configured to be relatively rotatable.

  Generally, grips are attached to tools such as hand grinders and cooking utensils such as frying pans. A structure in which the length can be adjusted with respect to the main body such as a grinder or a frying pan has been proposed (see Patent Document 1), but the mounting angle with respect to the main body such as a grinder or frying pan is fixed. It is normal.

Japanese Patent No. 2952565

  By the way, this kind of grip is usually easier to use if the length and the mounting angle are adjustable with respect to the main body of the tool or cooking utensil, but such a thing has yet appeared. Absent.

  The present invention has been made in view of the actual circumstances, and the object of the present invention is to freely adjust the length within a predetermined range and to attach the tool to a main body such as a frying pan. It is to provide a grip in which a tool or a frying pan body can be rotated with respect to the grip.

  In order to achieve the above object, a grip according to the present invention includes a hollow grip tube whose outer side is covered with an elastic material, an extension rod tube slidably inserted into the grip tube, and one end portion of the grip. A stopper member including an eccentric shaft portion and a protruding portion extending radially from the eccentric shaft portion, the other end portion of which is slidably fitted to the extension rod tube, and a biasing member of the stopper member. By engaging a notch formed in the core shaft portion and formed on the outer surface with the protrusion of the stopper member, the stopper member is integrated with the outer diameter so as to correspond to the inner diameter of the grip tube. In order to adjust the length of the grip, the extension rod tube is first taken in and out of the grip tube, and then the extension rod tube is inserted into the extension rod tube at that position. To rotate the grip tube Further, the grip tube and the extension rod tube are integrated by opening the C-shaped ring by an amount corresponding to the eccentric amount of the eccentric shaft and pressing the outer peripheral surface thereof against the inner peripheral surface of the grip tube. And a ball joint in which the tip end portion of the extension rod tube can be fitted and the tip portion formed into a ball shape, a pair of ball holding plates capable of pivotally holding the ball body of the ball joint, and the pair A bracket including a pair of bolts screwed between the ball holding plates so that the distance between the ball holding plates can be adjusted, and a mounting bolt for fixing the bracket to a tool body, a cooking utensil body, or the like. Thus, it is possible to adjust the length of the grip and the angle at which the grip is attached to the tool or the cooking utensil body.

Further, according to the present invention, the ball joint is adjustable within an angle range of approximately 40 degrees in the same plane with respect to the bracket, and is adjustable within an angle range of 360 degrees with respect to the mounting bolt. It is characterized by that.
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  By using the grip according to the present invention, it is possible to provide tools and cooking utensils that are extremely easy to use at the site of use.

It is sectional drawing which follows the principal axis of the extendable grip pipe part which concerns on this invention. It is an enlarged side view of a stopper part. (A) is sectional drawing which follows the III-III line of FIG. 2, (b) is a left view of (a). It is a perspective view which shows one Example of the joint part for connecting a grip pipe part to main bodies, such as a tool. It is a side view of the joint part shown in FIG. It is a side view which shows an example of the connection state of grip pipe parts and main bodies, such as a tool, via a joint part.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described based on illustrated embodiments.
1 to 3, 1 is a hollow grip tube whose outer side is covered with a cladding tube 1a made of an elastic material or the like, and 2 is slidably inserted into the grip tube 1 and pulled out to the maximum. An extension tube whose pull-out is restricted by abutting the end edge collar portion of the grip tube with the end edge collar portion, 3 is slidably fitted into the grip tube 1 and the tip portion is fitted into the extension tube 2 A stopper 4 having an eccentric shaft portion 3a and a key portion 3b extending in the radial direction from the eccentric shaft portion 3a in the middle is made of an elastic metal material or synthetic resin material. C-shaped ring that is fitted to the shaft portion 3a and is formed so that the side cut-out portion 4 is engaged with the key portion 3b of the stopper 3 and can be opened in the radial direction. The grip tube part is constructed.

  Next, in FIGS. 4 and 5, 5 is a ball joint having a fitting hole and a ball-like tip 5a to which the tip of the extension tube 2 is fitted and fixed, and 6 is a tool T to which the grip tube part of the present grip is to be attached. A mounting block having a bracket 6a fixed in place with a bolt 7 and having a spherical recess capable of receiving the ball-shaped tip of the ball joint 5 on the inner surface, 8 facing the bracket 6a and the ball joint 5 on the inner surface A bracket 9 having a spherical concave portion for receiving the ball-shaped tip 5a is screwed in common with the brackets 6a and 8, and the bracket 8 is fixed to the bracket 6a so that the ball-shaped tip 5a of the bow joint 5 is fixed. A pair of bolts that can be clamped.

  Since the grip pipe portion of the present grip is configured as described above, for example, when it is desired to increase the overall length, the covering tube 1 is grasped with one hand, the extension tube 5 is grasped with the other hand, and the covering is performed. By rotating the tube 1 and the extension tube 5 relative to each other, the eccentric axis A (see FIG. 1) of the eccentric shaft portion 3a of the stopper 3 matches the eccentric axis B of the C-shaped ring 4 (see FIG. 3 (C)). (This matching position is preferably displayed as a position where an appropriate index provided on the grip tube 1 and an appropriate index provided on the outer periphery of the extension tube 2 match). In this state, the extension tube 5 may be taken in and out of the cladding tube 1 to adjust the overall length. If the cladding tube 1 and the extension tube 5 are rotated relative to each other again with the overall length of the grip adjusted in this way, the C-shaped ring 4 moves outward by an amount corresponding to the eccentric amount of the eccentric shaft portion 3a. It spreads and the outer peripheral surface presses against the inner peripheral surface of the grip tube 1 to integrate the grip tube 1 and the extension tube 2 (see FIG. 1). In this way, the length of the grip can be easily adjusted at the site of use.

  Further, when it is desired to adjust the entire length of the grip tube portion again, the cladding tube 1 and the extension tube 5 may be rotated by a predetermined amount in the opposite direction to the above case. In other words, in this case, the eccentric shaft portion 3a of the stopper 3 rotates with respect to the C-shaped ring 4 in the direction opposite to that described above, so that the C-shaped ring 4 has the eccentric shaft portion 3a. The amount corresponding to the amount of eccentricity is restored by its own elasticity to return to its original shape, and the pressure contact with the inner peripheral surface of the cladding tube 1 is released. Accordingly, the relative movement between the cladding tube 1 and the extension tube 5 becomes possible, and the overall length of the grip can be arbitrarily adjusted.

  Next, when the grip tube portion is attached to the body of a tool or the like, the ball joint 5 is first attached by loosening the bolt 9 and holding the ball-shaped tip of the ball joint 5 between the bracket 6a and the bracket 8. In this case, the ball joint 5 is moved to a desired angular position with respect to the mounting block 6 within an angle range of preferably 40 degrees (see the arrow in FIG. 5), and the bolt 9 is sufficiently tightened again to tighten the ball joint. 5 is fixed to the mounting block 6. Next, the attachment block 6 is attached to a proper position of the main body such as a tool at a desired angular position over 360 degrees (see the arrow in FIG. 4). And the attachment of the grip pipe part to a tool main body etc. is completed by inserting and fixing the front-end | tip part of the extension pipe | tube 2 in the attachment hole of the ball joint 5. FIG. In addition, when attaching the ball joint 5 to the attachment block 6, the ball joint 5 can be movably attached to the attachment block 6 by appropriately adjusting the tightening degree of the bolt 9, but by doing so, Applications of this kind of grip can be further expanded.

  As is apparent from the above description, the present grip can provide a very convenient grip because the user can freely adjust the length and the angle of attachment to the tool or cooking utensil body at the site of use. I can do it.

  As described above, in the embodiments, the case where the grip according to the present invention is applied to a tool has been described as an example. However, the present grip is not limited to this, and is applied to a grip in cooking utensils and other various articles and devices. Needless to say, they all belong to the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Grip pipe 1a Coated pipe 2 Extension rod pipe 3 Stopper member 3a Eccentric shaft part 3b Protrusion part 4 C-shaped ring 4a Cutting part 5 Ball joint 5a Ball-shaped tip part 6 Mounting block 6a, 8 Bracket 7, 9 Bolt T Tool

Claims (3)

  A hollow grip tube, an extension rod tube slidably inserted into the grip tube, and one end portion inserted into the grip tube and the other end slidably inserted into the extension rod tube. A stopper member including a core shaft portion and a protruding portion extending in a radial direction from the eccentric shaft portion, and a notch formed on an outer surface of the stopper member and fitted on the eccentric shaft portion of the stopper member. And an elastic C-shaped ring that is integrated with the stopper member by engaging with a portion and formed so that an outer diameter thereof is equal to an inner diameter of the grip tube, and a distal end portion of the extension rod tube Can be fitted and the tip portion is formed into a ball shape, a pair of ball holding plates that can pivotably hold the ball-like tip portion of the ball joint, and the distance between the pair of ball holding plates Adjust the ball so that it can be adjusted A bracket including a pair of bolts screwed between the plates, and a mounting bolt that can be fixed to a main body of a tool, a cooking tool, or the like that is used integrally with one of the pair of ball holding plates. grip.   A ball joint in which a tip portion of the grip tube portion can be fitted and a tip portion is formed in a ball shape, a pair of ball holding plates capable of pivotally holding the ball-like tip portion of the ball joint, and the pair of A bracket including a pair of bolts screwed between the ball holding plates so that the interval between the ball holding plates can be adjusted, and a main body of a tool or a cooking tool used integrally with one of the pair of ball holding plates And a mounting bolt that can be fixed to the grip.   2. The ball joint is adjustable within an angle range of approximately 40 degrees in the same plane with respect to the bracket, and is adjustable within an angle range of 360 degrees with respect to the mounting bolt. Or the grip as described in 2.

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