JPH02155Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (a) Industrial application field This invention relates to improving operability, storage capacity, aesthetics, and strength by directly attaching the pinch to a laundry dryer.

(b) Conventional technology Conventional drying equipment has a frame with a pinch attached to it using flexible parts such as several wire clips connected together.

(c) Problems that the invention aims to solve However, with this method of attaching the pinch, when the pinch is removed from the stored state and used, the pinch gets tangled with the frame or other pinches, making it inconvenient for drying clothes. Because it does not fit well, it is bulky when stored, and the pinch gets caught on other utensils, making it inconvenient to handle.

(d) Measures to solve the problem In order to solve the problem, we stopped attaching the pinch to the frame through other parts, and made one side of the grip of the pinch longer, and made it the handle 6, and attached the frame to the end of the handle. It was decided to assemble the pinch directly to the frame by drilling a hole 7 that fits into the circular section 3 of the member and inserting the pinch sequentially from the end of the frame member.

(E) Effect As a result, the pinch does not get tangled with the frame or other pinches, and since the pinch can rotate around the frame, the pinch can be stored inside the frame without taking up bulk. As a result, the pinch becomes less likely to become entangled with other objects. Conventional clips and other flexible items are not just for attachment, but can also be thought of as being flexible and swaying in the wind, with the hope that laundry will dry faster. The effect of wind drying is far greater than the swaying caused by the flexibility of the laundry itself, and I believe that even if the pinch sway is eliminated by direct attachment, there will be no significant difference in the drying of the laundry.

(F) Example This invention will be explained with reference to the drawings. In FIG. 1, the pinch 5 shown in FIGS. 1b and 1c is assembled to the frame member 2 having the cross section 3 of FIG. 1d as shown in FIG. 1e. When drying clothes, rotate the pinch 5 from inside the frame as shown in Figure 1f, angle the pinch to match the width of the laundry 21, and then pinch it when installing the laundry to dry and store it. Rotate it into the plane of the frame. As shown in Figure 2, by offsetting the grip handle 6 of the pinch to be attached to the frame, the extension 11 of the pinch grip does not hit the frame 1, and the frame does not get in the way of your hands, so you can attach and remove laundry. can be done easily. As shown in Fig. 3, the position and angle of the pinch on the frame are fixed by friction between the outer diameter surface 4 of the frame member and the inner diameter surface 8 of the pinch hole, and the position is fixed by lateral rubbing friction. Therefore, any desired angle is achieved by sliding by rotation. As shown in Fig. 4, the inner diameter surface of the pinch hole is formed in a wave shape in the circumferential direction 12 to reduce the friction area, making it easier to set an arbitrary angle, and the diameter of the crest 13 of the wave is reduced. By making the diameter slightly smaller than the diameter of the cross section 3 of the frame member, the frictional force is increased and position fixation is ensured. As shown in FIG. 5, two C-shaped spring rings 14 with a diameter smaller than the diameter of the cross section 3 of the frame member are used to hold the handle 6 of the pinch from both sides and engage the frame to fix the position of the frame member 2 of the spring ring 14. Depending on the biting force, any desired angle is achieved by friction between the side surface of the handle 6 of the pinch and the side surface of the spring ring 14.
As shown in FIG. 6, in order to make the arrangement shown in FIG. 5 more reliable, a groove 15 is provided on the circumference of the frame member into which the spring ring 14 fits. As shown in FIG. 7, a C-shaped spring ring 17 made of a concave strip material with a diameter smaller than the diameter of the cross section 3 of the frame, which does not fit completely into the convex part 16 of the pinch hole, is attached to the convex part 16 of the pinch hole. The pinch side is supported by the top 18 of the spring ring recess, and the frame side is supported by the bottom 19 of the recess. The position is fixed by the force of the spring ring 17 biting the frame member 2, and the desired angle is set by the elastic friction of the top 18 of the spring ring recess that tightens the convex part 16 of the pinch hole. The one shown in FIG. 8 has a groove 20 in which a spring ring fits in the circumference of the frame member 2 to make it more reliable than the one shown in FIG. 7. FIG. 9 shows the entire laundry drying device with a ring-shaped frame.

(g) Effects of the invention As mentioned above, not only the operability when in use and the ease of storage when not in use are improved, but also the pinches at the ends can be turned out in sequence when drying clothes, so other pinches do not get in the way. Furthermore, by turning the opposite pinches at an appropriate angle, it can be adjusted to the width of the laundry, allowing it to be dried neatly, and it is stronger than those connected with clips, etc., and has a simple functional beauty.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Numbers 1 to 8 in the figures correspond to the numbers of each item in the claims of the utility model registration. 1a is an overall view, 1b is a front view of the pinch, 1c is a side view of the pinch, 1d is a sectional view of the frame member, 1e is an assembly diagram of the pinch and frame, 1f is an action diagram of the pinch (a cross-sectional view taken along A-A) ). Figure 2 is an embodiment of the pinch handle, Figures 3~
Figure 8 is a diagram showing the implementation of the pinch attachment (a partial view of the attachment part, each figure a is a front view, b is a vertical sectional view of a, and c is a parts diagram), and Figure 9 is the entire laundry drying device with a ring-shaped frame. An embodiment diagram of the type. Explanation of symbols, 1...Frame, 2...Frame member, 3...Cross section of frame member, 4...Outer diameter surface of frame member, 5...Pinch, 6...Pinch handle, 7...Pinch Hole, 8...Inner diameter surface of the pinch hole, 9...Pinch grip, 10...Pinch handle bent into a dogleg shape, 11...Extension of the pinch grip, 12...Pinch hole Waves on the inner diameter surface, 13...
Wave crest, 14... C-shaped spring ring, 15...
Groove of the frame, 16... convex part on the inner diameter surface of the pinch hole, 17... C-shaped spring ring made of concave strip material,
18...Top of the recess of the spring ring, 19...Bottom of the recess of the spring ring, 20...Groove of the frame, 2
1...Laundry.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. The frame member 2 of the laundry drying device has a circular cross section 3, one of the pinch grips 9 attached to the frame is longer than the other, and it is used as a handle 6, and the circular cross section of the frame member is attached to the handle. This laundry drying utensil has a cross section with a hole 7 having a fitting diameter, is fitted into a frame member, and a pinch is directly assembled to the frame. 2. In claim 1 of the utility model registration, the handle 6 of the pinch that is attached to the frame is bent inward in a dogleg shape on the plane on which the laundry is dried. 10 The extension 11 of the pinch grip does not touch the frame material. An offset laundry dryer. 3. In claim 1 of the utility model registration, the fixing of the position of the pinch on the frame and the arbitrary angle setting are performed by applying appropriate friction between the outer diameter surface 4 of the frame material and the inner diameter surface 8 of the hole of the pinch. A laundry dryer. 4 In claim 3 of the utility model registration, the inner diameter surface 8 of the hole in the handle of the pinch is waved in the circumferential direction 12 to reduce the frictional area, and the diameter of the crest 13 of the wave is slightly set in the frame. A laundry dryer that increases the friction force by making the diameter smaller than the diameter of the parts, fixing the position and setting it at any angle. 5. According to claim 1 of the utility model registration, two C-shaped spring rings 14 having a diameter smaller than the diameter 3 of the cross section of the frame member are placed on the frame at the pinch fixing position to grip the handle of the pinch from both sides to the scissors frame. A laundry dryer that can be fixed in position and set at any angle. 6. A laundry drying utensil according to claim 5 of the utility model registration, in which grooves 15 are provided on the circumference of a frame material into which two C-shaped spring rings 14 are fitted so that each spring ring 14 fits. 7 In claim 1 of the utility model registration, the inner surface of the pinch hole has a convex cross section 16, and the C-shaped hole is made of concave strips that do not completely engage with the convex section 16, and has a smaller diameter than the cross-sectional diameter of the frame member. A spring ring 17 is installed inside a pinch hole, and is supported by the top 18 of the recess on the pinch side and the bottom 19 of the recess on the frame side, and the position is fixed and the laundry drying device can be set at any angle. 8 In claim 7 of the utility model registration, groove 2 is provided so that the spring ring 17 fits around the circumference of the part of the frame where the spring ring hits at the pinch fixing position.
Laundry drying equipment marked with 0.