JP3801997B2 - Rope clip - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention, when tying the article with a rope or hanging the article from the support member with a rope, can be easily clipped as if the ends of the rope were tied without tying both ends of the rope used, The present invention relates to a rope clip that prevents slippage by preventing slipping. In this document, the term “rope” is a comprehensive term including various types of cords such as polypropylene, vinyl and other synthetic resins, hemp and other natural materials, braids, nets, single strings, etc., as well as steel wires. This is a general term for the elongated strip members used when tying or hanging an object.
[0002]
[Prior art]
For example, in farm work, it is very common to tie stems of tomatoes and other crops to a support, but in the past, the stem was simply tied to the support with a rope of an appropriate material. Absent. However, this tightening operation to tie both ends of the rope required considerable labor and labor. As a matter of fact, in farm work, the number of crops that must be tied up is usually very large, and it is also necessary to tie up several places per piece. In addition, the work of solving the things that were tied up was no longer necessary, and it took a great deal of time and effort to solve the problem.
[0003]
Moreover, the work of passing the rope to the support member in the form of a horizontal beam and suspending the article and then tying both ends of the rope is very troublesome especially when the article is heavy.
[0004]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
Conventionally, there was an attempt to fasten the end of the string using, for example, clothespins, etc., but then it was weak to the pulling force and immediately unwound, and the reliability was poor, However, workability was not always good.
[0005]
The present invention was basically made from this point of view, and it was possible to clip and fix the end of the rope with a simple operation, to reliably stop slipping, and to maintain the same reliability and retention as when tied. The aim is to provide a rope clip, which is a reasonable and convenient tool that can be used with force and can be easily unwound. In addition, it has no additional parts such as a movable part or a spring, and therefore, it is also an auxiliary purpose to make the clip easy to manufacture and hard to break.
[0006]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention
A trunk portion having a length along an axial direction which is a first direction between a head portion which is one end portion and a tail portion which is the other end portion;
An axial slit that has an opening in the head of the torso and is drilled from the opening to the tail along the axial direction to the bottom ending in the middle of the length of the torso;
A pair of side wall portions that are formed by the perforation of the axial slit and are positioned so as to face each other with the axial slit sandwiched from both sides between the opening and the bottom of the axial slit;
Each of the pair of side wall portions has an opening at one of the pair of edge portions facing each other in the direction orthogonal to the axial direction in each side wall portion, and is angled with respect to the axial direction. A pair of side wall slits extending along the second direction towards the other edge opposite one edge and ending at the bottom that does not escape to the other edge;
A rope clip is proposed. With such a configuration, it is not necessary to manually tie the rope ends together, but only by the work of pulling and hooking the rope to be fixed to each of the above slits, it is sufficient to prevent slipping. Force and fixing force can be obtained.
[0007]
More preferably, in the present invention, each of the pair of side wall portions described above has an opening portion on the other edge portion opposite to one edge portion where the opening portion of the side wall slit is provided, and the angle with respect to the axial direction is set. An auxiliary side wall slit that extends toward the one edge portion along the third direction and ends at the bottom portion that does not come out is provided on the one edge portion, and an opening portion of the pair of auxiliary side wall slits and A rope clip is also proposed in which the position of the bottom is closer to the head of the body than the position of the opening and bottom of the side wall slit. By using this auxiliary side wall slit, the use and the clip procedure of the rope become more selective, and a higher rope fixing force can be obtained.
[0008]
It should be noted that the narrow angle formed by the straight line toward the tail side of the body part along the axial direction and the second direction in which the side wall slit extends, or the auxiliary side wall slit when the auxiliary side wall slit is provided, The narrow angle formed by the straight line toward the tail side and the third direction in which the auxiliary side wall slit extends is 90 degrees or less, but 45 degrees is particularly desirable.
[0009]
The rope clip of the present invention can be marketed as a single jig member or a convenient tool, and the rope to be clipped can be freely prepared by the user as long as it has an appropriate diameter passing through each slit of the rope clip. it can. However, conversely, one end of a rope that is an object to be clipped in order to stop slipping may be fixed in advance to the trunk portion and commercially available as a rope clip with a rope. At this time, the rope is preferably fixed so as to extend from the tail portion of the trunk portion, although not limited thereto.
[0010]
In the present invention, the above-described rope clip is formed by combining two rope clips back to back, i.e., by combining two of the above-described rope clips at the tails and integrating them, Also proposed is a rope clip configured such that there are a pair of opposing portions along the axial direction. At this time, the side wall slits of the side walls provided on the pair of heads have the opening on the same side of the pair of edges facing each other in the direction orthogonal to the axial direction. Or a twisted relationship of 180 degrees around the axis in the axial direction, and the opening of the side wall slit provided on one side of the pair of heads is the pair of heads. You may make it be located facing the opening part of the side wall slit provided in the other side wall part by the side in the direction orthogonal to an axial direction. These rope clips can also be used in various ways and can be conveniently used for various purposes.
[0011]
The tail portion of the rope clip can also be improved, and a pair of cross-shaped grooves orthogonal to each other when the tail portion is viewed from the front is cut, and one of the pair of grooves is a surface including the axial slit. A rope clip extending in a plane parallel to the axial slit can be proposed. At this time, it is desirable that the groove extending in the plane parallel to the axial slit is deeper than the other. Such a rope clip is particularly convenient when the rope is fixed in advance from the tail, and can be used conveniently when, for example, a plant stem or the like is fastened to a flexible support member in the form of a string instead of a solid support. Of course, this idea also means that an arbitrary number of grooves each extending in the same or necessary arbitrary direction may be provided in the arbitrary direction in the tail depending on the application. If this is generally developed, it does not matter whether the rope is fixed or not.
[0012]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
1A to 1F show a rope clip 10 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Since the drawings become complicated, in FIGS. 1 (A) to 1 (F), the respective symbols are distributed and kept in a place where they are easily understood. This figure also shows an example of the use of this rope clip 10. First, from a structural point of view, the head 12 and the tail 13 are along the axial direction L, which is the first direction. There is an opposite body part 11. In this embodiment, when viewed roughly as a whole, the trunk portion 11 is a columnar body having four side surfaces. An axial slit 15 pierced along the axial direction L from the tip of the head portion 12 of the trunk portion 11 toward the tail portion 13 and ends at the bottom portion 16 in the middle of the trunk length is bored.
[0013]
As will be described later, a rope that should be fixed with slipping is passed through the axial slit 15, so that the opening 17 at the tip of the axial slit is preferably tapered to facilitate the insertion work at that time. Open to
[0014]
Due to the presence of the axial slit 15, a pair of side wall portions 18 and 18 sandwiching the axial slit 15 are formed on both sides thereof, and the side wall slits 21 and 21 are formed in the side wall portions 18 and 18, respectively. ing. The opening portions 22 and 22 of the side wall slits 21 and 21 are open to one edge portions 19 and 19 of a pair of edge portions in the side wall portions 18 and 18 and facing in a direction orthogonal to the axial direction L, The axial direction L extends toward the other edge along a second angled direction, and ends at the bottom 23, 23 that does not come off the other edge.
[0015]
FIG. 4 shows each side view of the rope clip of the present application written to include other embodiments of the present invention to be described later. In FIG. Remove the left-hand part, and now also remove the through-hole 31 used to fasten the rope to the rope clip and the sitting-off part 32 opened on the side of the torso, as will be explained later. It is also a drawing of the rope clip 10 of the embodiment according to FIG. On the other hand, when the line segments B1 to B2 are also added, a rope clip 80 according to another embodiment of the present invention to be described later is obtained. In the following drawings, corresponding reference numerals are the same or similar, or at least components having the same function.
[0016]
In order to prevent the drawing from becoming complicated, the symbols in FIGS. 4 (A) to 4 (I) are distributed while keeping correlation so as to be easily understood. As shown in FIG. 4 (F), the second direction T in which the side wall slits 21 and 21 extend with respect to a straight line extending along the axial direction L toward the tail portion 13 of the body portion is at a narrow angle θa. Yes. This narrow angle θa is actually acceptable up to about 90 degrees. However, as a result of various experiments, when the side wall slits 21 and 21 show the main surfaces of the side wall parts 18 and 18 from the front as shown in the figure, the side wall slit opening 22 , 22 from the bottom 23, 23 toward the bottom 23, 23 (desirably toward the torso head 12), in particular, the narrow angle θa is preferably 45 degrees. Further, the end portions of the side wall slit openings 22, 22 from the trunk tail portion are preferably positioned around the bottom 16 of the axial slit 15.
[0017]
The rope clip of the present invention can perform a sufficient function with the above-described configuration, but in this embodiment, auxiliary side wall slits 33 and 33 are also provided in the side wall portions 18 and 18, respectively.
[0018]
In order to explain the auxiliary side wall slits 33, 33, the pair of side wall portions 18, 18 are respectively provided with one side wall edge portion 19 having the opening portions 22, 22 of the side wall slits 21, 21 described above. One of the above-mentioned ones along the third direction S (illustrated in FIG. 4 (F)) having openings 34, 34 at the other edge 39, 39 opposite to 19 and having an angle with the axial direction L. The auxiliary side wall slits 33, 33 are provided so as to extend toward the edge portions 19, 19 and end at the bottom portions 35, 35 that do not come out of the one edge portion 19, 19. And the positions of the openings 34, 34 and the bottoms 35, 35 of the pair of auxiliary side wall slits 33, 33 are larger than the positions of the openings 22, 22 and the bottoms 23, 23 of the main side wall slits 21, 21, respectively. The position is close to the torso head 12. In advance, the narrow angle θb formed by the straight line extending along the axial direction L toward the tail portion 13 of the body and the third direction S should be within 90 degrees, particularly about 45 degrees. Is desirable.
[0019]
The material of the rope clip of the present application is arbitrary, and it can be assumed that it is made of wood or metal in addition to synthetic resin, and in fact, the applicant has also produced prototypes thereof, but in general acrylic and others, A suitable synthetic resin is lightweight and convenient. The fact that the tip head 12 of the rope clip 10 shown in FIG. 1 is rounded when viewed from the side is for the purpose of die cutting. In some cases, it may be preferable to have a more square shape, but in principle, the shape is arbitrary as long as there is no functional problem as a rope clip of the present application. For example, the three-dimensional shape of the body portion is substantially a prismatic shape in the illustrated case, but a pair of side wall portions 18 and 18 are provided or each slit is formed even if it is a cylindrical shape or a shape close thereto. A function can be exhibited.
[0020]
Now, a use example of the present rope clip 10 of FIG. 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. Here, as schematically shown in FIG. 3, an example is an operation in which a crop stem ST such as a tomato stem is fastened to a suitable hard rod-shaped support post SP. First, a rope having a diameter that can be passed through each slit of the rope clip 10 of the present application and a length necessary for fastening is prepared. For example, if this is an application of this kind, an ordinary vinyl string used for bundling old newspapers or packing parcels is sufficient in terms of strength. Of course, a rope of any material and strength can be used originally.
[0021]
As shown in FIG. 1 (A), the rope RP near one end and the rope clip 10 are fixed with one hand, and the short part RP-1 near one free end of the rope RP is first opened with a side wall slit opening with the other hand. It passes through the axial slit 15 through the axial slit opening 17 at the front end of the torso from the side where 22 and 22 are located. Next, as shown by arrow R1, while turning the side surface of one side wall 18 that is visible in the front in FIG. 1 (A), as shown in FIG. 1 (B), in front of the pair of side wall slits 21, 21 The rope RP is passed through from the opening 22 to the bottom 23 through the other to the other. Thereafter, as shown by arrow R2, as shown in FIG. 1 (C), when the remaining long portion of the rope RP is pulled toward the tip opening 17 of the axial slit 21, the free end RP of the rope RP is drawn. -1 is firmly fixed. FIG. 1 (D) shows a state in which the rope clip 10 of the present application is tilted 90 degrees to the near side in this state.
[0022]
The drawn rope RP is turned to the back side as shown in Fig. 1 (D) and pulled as shown by arrow R3. After that, as schematically shown in Fig. 3 (A), the peripheral side wall of the support SP in the same arrow R3 direction. Through the periphery, if possible, after passing around the stem ST in an eight-letter form as shown, it is brought back to the rope clip 10 again along the opposite peripheral side wall of the column ST.
[0023]
FIG. 1 (E) shows only one end RP of the rope RP described above with reference to FIGS. 1 (A) to 1 (D) in order to clearly show only the fastening operation on the other end side of the rope RP returned. The -1 side tightening condition is not shown. As shown in FIG. 1 (E), the other end RP-2 of the rope RP brought from the stem ST to the periphery of the support SP is firstly connected to the side of the pair of side wall slits 21 and 21 where the openings 22 and 22 are provided. Is inserted into the axial slit 15 from the opposite side where the auxiliary side wall slits 33 and 33 are opened through the axial slit tip opening 17 and then into the side wall slit 21 visible in the figure. insert.
[0024]
While performing this work with the feeling of slightly pulling the rope, as shown by the arrow R4, turn around the side wall part and insert it together into the pair of auxiliary side wall slits 33, 33, and further outside the opposite side wall part 18 By turning and inserting the opposite side wall 18 into the side wall slit 21 and pulling out the other end free end RP-2 as shown by an arrow R5, the stem ST can be securely fastened to the column ST. FIG. 2 shows all the intertwined states of the rope RP and the rope clip 10 of the present application when all the operations of FIGS. 1 (A) to 1 (F) are finished (however, the portion that turns around the object is simple) For the sake of simplicity, it is shown as a loop and not as an eight character type).
[0025]
The pattern thus tightened is shown in FIG. 3 (B). In the rope clip 10 of the present invention, when a force is applied to loosen the rope RP being tightened, this is the unwinding force generated at that time. The tension F rather increases the anti-slip effect and locking force of the rope RP by the rope clip 10 of the present application. For example, the portion RP-3 of the rope RP that is close to the column ST due to the tension F is applied to the portion in the axial slit by the portion RP-4 near the free end of the rope that is in the auxiliary side wall slit 33. With a large frictional force, a so-called “killed” state occurs, and the sliding cannot be loosened. Of course, the frictional force at the corner (edge) where each slit and the rope RP are in contact also greatly contributes.
[0026]
However, because the anti-slip effect is great because each part in the length direction of the rope RP exerts a force on each other, rather, the edge part of each slit is slightly rounded and the edge is sharp, so the rope RP It is possible to prevent cutting damage.
[0027]
There are a number of other advantages of the present rope clip. For example, as shown in FIG. 3B, the rope portion RP-5 exiting from the present rope clip 10 and the return rope clip 10 are engaged. Since the rope portion RP-3 to be joined is very close to each other, only the rope portion is in contact with the member related to the fastening of the rope clip 10 such as the support SP, and the rope clip 10 is physically contacted. There are times when you don't need to. That is, the rope clip 10 of the present application is less likely to damage the fastening object SP.
[0028]
In addition, it is easy to remove, just grab the free end RP-2 of the rope RP that was fastened last, just pull the rope RP away from the rope clip 10 of the present application by the reverse route to the above. is there. Also during the detaching operation, the rope clip 10 of the present application is lifted from the fastening object SP as described above, so that the body 11 can be easily grasped and the workability is enhanced in that respect. In addition, as an additional device for facilitating the gripping of the trunk portion 11, in the illustrated embodiment, as shown particularly well in FIG. 4, the tail portion from the bottom portion 16 of the axial slit 15 in the trunk portion 11 is shown. As a gripping part for a person to grip the outer surface part of the part reaching 13, recesses 36... Recessed toward the inside of the trunk part are formed here. This is to make it easier to pick the rope clip 10 of the present application with a finger.
[0029]
By the way, although the auxiliary side wall slit 33 is shown as essential in the above, in fact, the same tightening force may be obtained without this. For example, if the vicinity of the head of the body size is made slightly longer, the portion RP-4 of the rope RP that was in the auxiliary side wall slit 33 in FIGS. Since the rope part is sometimes restrained by the side wall slit 21, there is no possibility that the rope part slips off the flat part on the edge 39 of the side wall part 18 and falls off from the head end. I can counter it well. If necessary, the length of the flat portion of the edge 39 up to the tip of the head may be designed to be as long as necessary. However, the presence of the auxiliary side wall slits 33 and 33 is preferable in terms of increasing the reliability. Further, the workability is good and the force distribution relation is rational, as described above with reference to FIG. 4 (F), with respect to the axis L of the axial slit 15, The extending axis T in the second direction has a narrow angle θa of 90 degrees or less, and the third direction axis S in which the auxiliary side wall slit 33 extends also has a narrow angle θb of 90 degrees or less, preferably 45 degrees. It is desirable to make it about. However, the present invention is not limited, and the rope clip 10 can function even when one or both of them are at a tighter angle or about 90 degrees. This is particularly true with respect to the auxiliary side wall slit 33. Of course, in the same manner as described above with respect to the axial slit 15, when the side wall slit 21 and the auxiliary side wall slit 33 are provided, the opening portions 22 to 34 of the auxiliary side wall slit 33 can be easily inserted into the rope. In addition, it is desirable that the taper is open.
[0030]
4 (F) is a partial cross-sectional view taken along line 1F-1F in FIG. 4 (C), and FIG. 4 (H) is taken along line 1H-1H in FIG. 4 (A). FIG. 4 (I) shows a general view in a perspective view, and shows the structure of the rope clip described so far more clearly. Although the embodiment 50 shown can also be described using FIG. 4, the rope clip 50 according to another embodiment shows a case where the rope is set on the rope clip body from the beginning. However, the various considerations and conditions described so far can be applied as long as there is no notice that it is not particularly applicable to the embodiments from this figure onward. Accordingly, the constituent elements indicated by the same reference numerals as used so far are constituent elements that may be the same as or similar to the constituent elements already described.
[0031]
First, in order to fix one end of the rope RP to the trunk portion 11 of the rope clip 50, if the rope is a rope that is deformed by heat, such as vinyl or polypropylene, as shown in FIG. A through hole 31 extending from the tail portion 13 to the inside of the trunk portion 11 and bent in the middle to escape to the outer side surface of the trunk portion is formed. It is convenient to pass the end of the rope to be fixed inside, melt the portion of the seating portion 32 with heat to obtain a large diameter, and keep it at the seating portion 32. Of course, it does not prevent the use of any suitable adhesive.
[0032]
The rope clip 50 shown in FIG. 5 having a rope RP extending from the tail 13 can be used in several ways. For example, first, as shown in FIG. 5 (A), the rope RP extending from the rope clip tail portion 13 is simply wound around the object to be fastened as indicated by the arrow R6, and then returned to the rope clip 10. After passing the vicinity of the returned free end from the opening end 17 through the axial slit 15, it is fitted to the side wall slit 21 of the side wall portion 18 that is visible in the drawing while drawing, and then the opposite edge of the side wall portion 21 After passing through a pair of auxiliary side wall slits 33, 33 on both side wall portions 18, 18 on the part side, if it is turned down so as to pass through the other side wall slit 21, it is in the direction opposite to the arrow R6 in the figure It is possible to obtain sufficient resistance against the unwinding force that is applied. In this case, the surface portion of the trunk portion 11 of the rope clip 50 of the present application may come into contact with the surface of the object bound by the rope RP. Conversely, it is a convenient rope clip procedure for applications where it is acceptable.
[0033]
On the other hand, when using the same method as the rope clip 10 shown in FIG. 1 where the rope clip 50 does not touch the object as shown in FIG. In order to extend the portion extending from the tail 13 from the bottom 16 of the axial slit 15 to the outside of the rope clip as in the case of FIG. 1 using a separate rope RP, FIG. As shown, the rope portion RP-6 from the tail portion 13 of the rope clip 50 is immediately pulled along the outer side surface of the body portion on the side where the opening of the side wall slit 21 is located, and simply through the axial slit 15 to the opposite side. It is good also as part RP-5 which goes out from the rope clip 50 and goes out from the rope clip 50 first. This portion is substantially the same as the portion RP-5 previously shown in FIG. Therefore, the portion RP-3 and subsequent portions that have returned after tightening the object along the direction of the arrow R3 may be fastened to the rope clip 50 by the method described with reference to FIGS. 1 (E) and 1 (F).
[0034]
The rope portion RP-6 protruding from the rope clip tail portion 13 can be provided on the surface opposite to that shown in FIG. For example, as shown in FIG. 5 (C), the rope portion RP-6 protruding from the tail portion 12 of the rope clip 50 is immediately pulled along the outer side surface of the body on the opening 34 side of the auxiliary side wall slit 33, and is simply axially A portion RP-5 that first passes through the slit 15 and exits from the rope clip 50 may be used as the portion RP-5. In this case, the rope portion RP-3 that has returned around the object passes through the axial slit 15 from the side facing the opening of the main side wall slit 21, and the side wall portion 18 that is visible in the figure. Rotate around, and fit it so that it can pass through the side wall slit 21 of the side wall part 18 that is not visible from the side wall slit 21 that is still visible, and the slipping of the rope RP to be loosened is suppressed and drawn Can be kept in. In particular, in this state, the auxiliary side wall slits 33 and 33 substantially do not function, but this is acceptable.
[0035]
FIG. 5D shows an embodiment in which a hook 41 as an auxiliary member is provided. This is provided as a hook 41 having a shape that is on the outer side surface of the trunk portion on the side where the main side wall slit 21 is open, toward the trunk tail portion 13 in the vicinity of the bottom portion 16 of the axial slit 15, and whose tip is bent. This can also be used in various ways. For example, as shown in the figure, when the rope RP extending from the trunk tail 13 comes back over a certain object, it is used as a power point and fulcrum when pulling the rope. Can be used. First, the returned rope RP is turned to the opposite side of the body part 11 and brought to the hook side, and is drawn well so as to be entangled with the hook 41. In this state, if the remaining rope portion that reaches the free end of the tip is once again circled around the trunk, and then pulled out while being fitted into the pair of side wall slits 21, 21, it will fit into the auxiliary side wall slits 33, 33. In some cases, this rope end is firmly fixed. Of course, each slit can be used differently from the illustrated one. In fact, the rope clip of the present application allows various ways of passing the rope, and it is possible to use a method of turning the rope and a method of selectively using each slit, which is convenient for the work at that time.
[0036]
The rope clip 50 of the present application can be conveniently used for a purpose of simply hanging an article. For example, when the rope clip 50 with rope shown in FIG. 5 is used, as shown in FIG. 7, if there is a part SB-S through which the rope is passed to the article SB to be suspended, it extends from the trunk tail part 13 there. After passing the rope RP, if it is not wound, the rope RP is brought up to the rope clip 50 of the present application after being turned up, for example, to the cross rail SK. Then, as shown in an enlarged view of this portion in FIG. 6, the free end is simply passed through the axial slit 15 and then through the side wall slit 21 of one side wall portion 18 and is turned around the body portion 11 to form the side wall. If it is made to put in a pair of auxiliary side wall slits 33, 33 on the part facing edge side, the tension due to the weight of the article SB, on the contrary, the part entering the pair of auxiliary side wall slits 33, 33 of the rope RP, It will be the power to kill at the part where the load is applied, and it will withstand the weight well because it suppresses slipping.
[0037]
The applicant made a prototype of a rope clip with a length of at most 5 cm for normal work, but at the same time made a prototype of a large piece over 10 cm, and used a steel wire rope as the rope. I could hang something quite heavy like a barbell. Of course, the rope clip 10 shown in FIG. 1 in which the rope is separate from the rope clip 50 with the rope shown in FIG. 5 can be used for this kind of application as well. This rope clip 10 may be more convenient when you cannot decide.
[0038]
The fastening method shown in FIG. 6 is that the body 11 is turned over 180 degrees, and the rope ends are passed through the pair of main side wall slits 21 and 21, so that the portion is killed by the rope with high tension. You can also. Further, such a method and the method shown in FIG. 6 also serve as a simple work example when fastening an object.
[0039]
In FIG. 8, as a further embodiment of the rope clip of the present application, two rope clips 10 shown in FIG. 1 are used, and the tail portions of the two imaginary lines C centering on the two rope clips 10 and 10 are mutually connected. The rope clips 60A and B of the present application having a shape in which the pair of heads 12 and 12 are opposed to each other along the axial direction by being joined together and integrated with each other. In the case of the rope clip 60A shown in FIG. 8 (A), the side wall slits 21, 21 of the pair of side wall portions 18, 18 in the axial direction are a pair of edge portions facing each other in a direction orthogonal to the axial direction. Among them, the edge portions 19 and 19 on the same surface side have openings 22 and 22. Therefore, when the auxiliary side wall slits 33 and 33 are provided, these auxiliary side wall slits 33 and 33 are also on the same edge surface side.
[0040]
On the other hand, in the case of the present rope clip 60B shown in FIG. 8 (B), the side wall slits 21, 21 of the pair of side wall portions 18, 18 in the axial direction are opposed to each other in the direction orthogonal to the axial direction. Of these edges, different edges, that is, one at the edge 19 and the other at the edge 39 have openings 22,22. Accordingly, even when the auxiliary side wall slits 33 and 33 are provided, the auxiliary side wall slits 33 and 33 are on different surfaces.
[0041]
In this way, the rope clip having two sets of facing axial slits and the slits provided on the side wall portions facing each other, that is, the first and second sets of rope clip portions by the structure of the rope clip of the present application. Rope clips 60A and B (simply omit the suffix when describing both together, and simply use the rope clip 60) can exhibit the rope clip function that has been described so far for each pair, and can be secured to any rope. Can be used, the use of which is considerably widened.
[0042]
For example, as schematically shown in FIG. 9, a beam rope RP-11 is passed between trees and a suitable sheet 62 is hung on it, and the lower edge of the sheet 62 is a bolt hitting the ground at an appropriate place. Such a rope clip 60 can be used very conveniently when it is fixed to a post member 61 .... such as a pile. Here, for example, the looped loop rope portions RP-12 and RP-12 when the beam rope RP-11 is fastened to a tree are fastened using the first clip portions of the rope clips 60 and 60, respectively. The beam rope RP-11 may be stretched using two clip parts. In such a case, according to the rope clip 60 of the present application, there is the convenience that the diameter of the portion formed in the loop shape does not change due to pulling.
[0043]
On the other hand, the pair of loop rope portions RP-12, RP-12 and the beam rope portion RP-11 are one rope, and a ring is formed at one end side of the first rope portion of one rope clip 60. One loop rope portion RP-12 is made by fastening, and the second clip portion of the one rope clip 60 is left as it is, for example, simply by being hooked on one of the side wall slit 21 or the auxiliary side wall slit 33. The beam rope part RP-11, which is the length part, is brought to the opposite clip side and hooked on the other tree to make the second loop rope part RP-12 and fixed at the first clip part of the second rope clip 60 You may do it. Also at this time, in order to increase the strength of the second clip portion of the second rope clip 60, if necessary, the intermediate portion of the beam rope portion RK-11 or the free end portion of the loop rope portion RP-12 may be fastened. Can be used for attaching.
[0044]
This can also be applied to the fastening of the lower edge of the post member 61 and the seat 62. Of course, how to engage the rope with the rope clip 60 at this time has been described so far. Among various methods, any convenient method can be adopted. In this figure, as already described with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7, the case where the article SB such as a bucket is suspended by using a tree branch as a support member SK is schematically shown. Of course, the clip used in the present invention may be the rope clips 10 and 50 of the present application described above, and the present rope clip 60 shown in FIG. 8 can also be used here. Since it is not always necessary to use both of the two clip parts, it may be more reasonable to bring only a few rope clips 60 shown in FIG. 8 for outdoor sports. . Of course, the rope clip 60 can be used effectively in the same manner for attracting standing trees.
[0045]
Now, returning to FIG. 4, description will be made on a rope clip 80 of the present application as another embodiment having a portion between the line segments B1-B2 as a tail portion 13a.
[0046]
When the tail portion 13a is viewed from the front, as shown in FIG. 4 (D), in this case, in this case, a pair of cross-shaped grooves 81, orthogonal to each other when the tail portion 13a is viewed from the front, 82 is cut off. One groove 81 extends in a plane parallel to the plane including the axial slit 15 as well shown in FIGS. 4 (C) and 4 (E). Furthermore, in this embodiment, although not limited, desirably, the groove 81 extending in a plane parallel to the axial slit 15 has a deeper cut depth than the other groove 82. . This depth is approximately equal to the diameter of the rope used. In this embodiment, it is also assumed that one end is preferably fixed to the body, and the rope RP extending from the tail 13a is also already set (not shown in FIG. 4).
[0047]
Such a rope clip 80 of this application is effective for a use example as schematically shown in FIG. That is, in recent years, for example, in a greenhouse, instead of tying the crop stalks ST in place, a flexible vinyl string or the like is used as a “post string” RP-S, and one end of it is used. Tie to the ceiling beam member SK of the greenhouse and place the lower end as it is, or tie it to the lower end of the stem ST of the crop such as tomatoes to be bound, and tie the stem ST against this support string RP-S In many cases. Of course, this work is very time-consuming.
[0048]
Thus, the use of the present rope clip 80 greatly simplifies this operation. As shown in FIG. 10 (A), in the tail portion 13a of the rope clip 80, first, the support string RP-S is placed in the direction of the groove 82 extending in a direction parallel to the plane orthogonal to the plane in which the axial slit 15 extends. Through. Then, with the rope portion RP-7 just extending from the tail 13a, the brace string RP-S is restrained so as to be wrapped as shown in FIG. The rope RP is inserted into the axial slit 15 through the body 11 via 81.
[0049]
Then, pull out the rope RP as shown by the arrow in FIG. 10 (A), turn it to the stalk ST of the crop, return it, put it in the axial slit 15 again while slightly pulling it, in the figure If the main side wall slit 21 of only the visible side wall portion 18 is hung from the main side wall slit 21 to the auxiliary side wall slit 33 and pulled out, the stem can be easily supported by itself. Considering the time and labor of binding one place at a time as in the past, it is extremely simple.
[0050]
Moreover, as shown in FIG. 11 (A), when the fastening operation is finished, the weight Gd is applied downward, and as a result, the rope clip 80 of the present application looks like the head 12 is directed obliquely downward, and the groove of the tail 13a The strut string RP-S contained in 82 is subjected to large friction at the edge 82e of the exit portion of the groove 82, and eventually the supporting stem ST does not move. Here, in the rope clip tail portion 13a, the support string RP-S and the rope RP cross each other, so in order to prevent an unexpected step, one groove, for example, a groove 81 existing in a plane parallel to the axial slit 15 is provided. As described above, it is preferable that the depth of the groove be as deep as the diameter of the rope used, as compared with the other groove 82.
[0051]
Also, as shown in FIG. 11 (A), the rope clip 80 has a 180 degree relationship with FIG. 11 (A), and as shown in FIG. Work is possible as well. After passing the rope RP that has returned through the object such as the stem ST through the axial slit 15, the outer periphery of only the one side wall 18 is turned to the other side wall slit from the side wall slit 21 of the one side wall 18. Even if it passes through the rope RP so as to pass over to 21, it is still possible to obtain a sufficient anti-slip effect and tightening force. At this time, since the auxiliary side wall slit 33 may be substantially omitted, it can be seen that the present rope clip without the auxiliary side wall slit 33 may be used effectively.
[0052]
Of course, even in the present rope clip 80 having the grooved tail portion 13a, as shown in FIG. 13, by using a single rope clip 10, for example, by turning between two objects such as a support SP and a stem ST in an eight letter shape, Of course, it can be used for the same applications as fixed applications (Figs. 2 and 3). If the rope RP coming out from the tail 13a is put into the groove 81 and passed through the axial slit 15 and pulled out from the vicinity of the bottom 16 (FIG. 1), the subsequent processing is performed in the same procedure as described above. Stems ST can be supported against SP.
[0053]
In the case of the rope clip 80 having the tail portion 13a with the grooves 81, 82, one end of the rope RP may be fixed to the clip body portion 11 in advance. Various uses are also conceivable for the structure provided so as to extend in the same or arbitrary direction when 13a is viewed from the front, and the rope RP may not be fixed in the first place.
[0054]
Even when one end of the rope RP is fixed to the trunk 11 of the rope clip in advance, the rope RP may be fixed by the user instead of being already fixed when shipped as a product. For example, the user inserts one end of the rope into the through-hole 31 (FIG. 4) drilled in the trunk 11, and connects the rope end coming out from the through-hole exit to make a ball to prevent reverse slipping. Then, the clip body 11 may be fixed. If this is the case, it is possible to use a rope of a user's preferred length. Further, the fixed end of one end of the rope is conveniently the tail portion 13 as described above, and it is convenient to pull it out in the axial direction, but it is not limited to this. You may make it pull out from the arbitrary appropriate parts of the side surface of the trunk | drum 11. FIG.
[0055]
【The invention's effect】
According to the present invention, an operation that has been extremely time-consuming and time-consuming so far, it is possible to perform an operation of fastening or hanging an article or an object by joining both ends of a rope to a rope clip that is substantially pulled. It becomes close to the hooking work and is extremely simplified. Moreover, since it is a rope clip with no moving parts, it is easy and inexpensive to manufacture, and is highly reliable because it is difficult to break. There are times when it is difficult to break the knot, but it is easy to release from the clip state with the present rope clip.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is an illustration of a structure and example of use of one embodiment of a rope clip constructed in accordance with the present invention.
2 is an explanatory view illustrating a state in which the rope clip (clip) of the rope clip illustrated in FIG. 1 has been completed. FIG.
FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the rope clip shown in FIG.
FIG. 4 is an illustration showing the structure of several embodiments of a rope clip constructed in accordance with the present invention in respective views.
FIG. 5 is an illustration of various use cases that can be placed on a rope clip of another embodiment constructed in accordance with the present invention, how to use the rope clip.
6 is an explanatory view showing an example of a state after the rope clip of the rope clip of the present invention shown in FIG. 5; FIG.
7 is an explanatory view when an article is suspended by using the rope clip of the present invention shown in FIG.
FIG. 8 is a schematic configuration diagram of a rope clip according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of an application example of the rope clip of the present invention shown in FIG.
FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram relating to a configuration and an example of use of a rope clip as still another embodiment of the present invention.
11 is an explanatory diagram relating to a rope fastening state of the rope clip of the present invention shown in FIG. 10;
12 is an explanatory diagram relating to an application example of the rope clip of the present invention shown in FIG.
13 is an explanatory diagram regarding how to use the rope clip of the present invention shown in FIG.
[Explanation of symbols]
10 Rope clip of the present invention
11 Torso
12 heads
13 Tail
13a Tail
15 Axial slit
16 Bottom of axial slit
17 Axial slit opening
18 Side wall
19 One edge of the side wall
21 Side wall slit
22 Side wall slit opening
23 Bottom of side wall slit
31 Through hole
32 sitting section
33 Auxiliary side wall slit
34 Auxiliary side wall slit opening
35 Bottom of auxiliary side wall slit
36 Recess
39 Other edge of side wall
50 Rope clip of the present invention
60A, 60B Rope clip of the present invention
80 Rope clip of the present invention
81 groove
82 groove

Claims (12)

A trunk portion having a length along an axial direction which is a first direction between a head portion which is one end portion and a tail portion which is the other end portion;
An axial slit that has an opening in the head and is drilled from the opening toward the tail toward the bottom ending in the middle of the length of the torso along the axial direction;
A pair of side wall portions formed by forming the axial slit and positioned so as to face each other with the axial slit sandwiched from both sides between the opening and the bottom of the axial slit;
Each of the pair of side wall portions has an opening at one of a pair of edge portions facing each other in the direction perpendicular to the axial direction in each of the side wall portions, and extending from the opening to the axial direction. Along the second direction that forms a narrow angle of 90 degrees or less with a straight line toward the tail side of the trunk portion, and extends toward the other edge facing the one edge, and on the other edge A pair of side wall slits ending in a bottom that does not escape;
Rope clip consisting of. A rope clip according to claim 1, wherein:
The narrow angle is 45 degrees;
Rope clip featuring. A rope clip according to claim 1 or 2;
Each of the pair of side wall portions has an opening portion on the other edge portion facing the one edge portion where the opening portion of the side wall slit is provided, and the body extends along the axial direction from the opening portion. Auxiliary side wall that extends toward the one edge along a third direction that forms a narrow angle of 90 degrees or less with a straight line toward the tail side of the part, and ends at the bottom that does not come off at the one edge A slit is also provided;
The positions of the opening and the bottom of the pair of auxiliary side wall slits are closer to the head of the body than the positions of the opening and the bottom of the side wall slit;
Rope clip featuring. A rope clip according to claim 3;
The narrow angle is 45 degrees;
Rope clip featuring. A rope clip according to claim 1, 2, 3 or 4;
One end of a rope which is an object to be clipped to stop slipping is fixed to the trunk;
Rope clip featuring. A rope clip according to claim 5;
The rope extends from the tail of the trunk;
Rope clip featuring.   Two of the rope clips according to any one of claims 1, 2, 3, or 4 are joined to each other at the tail portions, and the head portions are opposed to each other along the axial direction. And a rope clip configured to have a pair. A rope clip according to claim 7;
The side wall slits of the side wall portions provided on the pair of heads have the opening at the same edge of the pair of edge portions facing each other in the direction orthogonal to the axial direction. What;
Rope clip featuring. A rope clip according to claim 7;
The opening of the side wall slit of the side wall provided on one of the pair of heads is in the axial direction relative to the opening of the side wall slit provided on the other side of the pair of heads. Are located opposite each other in an orthogonal direction;
Rope clip featuring. A rope clip according to claim 5 or 6;
A pair of cross-shaped grooves perpendicular to each other when the tail is viewed from the front are cut in the tail of the trunk;
One of the pair of grooves extends in a plane parallel to a plane including the axial slit;
Rope clip featuring. A rope clip according to claim 10;
Of the pair of grooves in the cross shape, a groove extending in a plane parallel to the axial slit has a deeper cut depth than the other groove;
Rope clip featuring. A rope clip according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6;
A plurality of grooves extending in the same or arbitrary direction when the tail portion is viewed from the front are cut in the tail portion of the trunk portion;
Rope clip featuring.

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