JPH0627612U - A bundle of long objects - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] To provide a bundling structure using a bundling belt composed of a surface fastener in order to bind long objects together while avoiding contact between them, such as a plant and a pillar. [Structure] A tape in which female engaging elements are densely implanted and a tape in which male engaging elements are densely implanted are connected so that the surfaces on which the respective engaging elements are densely implanted are the same, and the end of either one of the tapes is connected. Using the bundling belt having the structure attached to the partition of the square ring, after winding the long object A, the end of the belt is placed in one of the gaps formed between the square ring and the partition. It has a structure in which the belt fastener is passed through the other long gap B between the square ring and the partition after being wound around the elongated object B, and the belt fastener is folded back into close contact with the surface fasteners. A structure in which long objects A and B are bound together.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to the structure of a bundle of long objects, which is characterized in that long objects that are unwilling to come into direct contact with each other are bound together by using a binding belt. This relates to a structure in which plant trees and columns are bound together by using the square ring of the binding belt as a separator to avoid contact.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 In the past, when binding long objects whose surfaces are easily damaged, various cushioning materials and separators have been used to prevent the surfaces of the long objects from contacting each other. In order to protect the grown plants from wind damage, columns are set up on the side of the plants and tied with ropes or ropes. Moreover, in order to prevent young trees and grafted trees from being broken, bent, or fallen, columns made of bamboo or metal are erected on the side, and tied with vinyl tape, strings, or wire.

Here, the “plant” means a grown tree, a young tree, a young tree, and the like, and includes not only garden trees, potted plants, but also trees vegetated in mountain forests. Hereinafter, the applicant of the present invention will describe the present invention in detail with respect to the structure of the binding body of the plant and the support, but the present invention is not limited to this, and, for example, when the name tree and the name tree are bound and shipped. It is also applicable to cases.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 Conventionally, in order to bind such a plant and a pillar, it is a labor-intensive method that a trunk or straw is wound on the trunk of the tree in advance, and then a rope or rope is wound on the trunk in multiple layers to bind the pillar to the pillar. It has been adopted. In addition, it is difficult to adapt to the growth of the plant with the conventional method of binding the plant and the support, and the rope, rope, string, wire, etc. used for binding may bite into the bark of the plant and hinder the growth of the plant. In order to prevent this, it is necessary to redo the bundling frequently as the plant grows, and this was another problem. The present invention intends to provide a binding body which reduces labor and saves labor.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present inventor first of all uses either a female engaging element or a male engaging element as shown in FIG. 1 or 2 as a binding belt. To the one end of the surface fastener tape 1 densely implanted with the surface fastener tape 2 densely implanted with the opposite engaging element so that the engaging elements are on the same surface. It was found that a binding belt having a structure attached to the partition 3 ′ of the square ring 3 should be used at the other end.

A second feature of the present invention is to wind a long object A (for example, a trunk of a tree) using the above-mentioned binding belt, and connect the end of the surface fastener tape 2 of the belt to the square ring 3. Pull out through one of the gaps between the partition 3'and the partition 3 ', tighten the long object A with a binding belt, and further wind the end of the belt around the long object B (for example, a support) (state of FIG. 3). , Pass through the other gap formed by the re-angled ring 3 and the partition 3'and fasten the drawn long object B with a belt (state of Fig. 4), then fold back the surface fastener tape 2 at the end of the belt. In order to solve the problem, by closely contacting the surface of the belt with the engaging elements of the surface fastener tape 1 and the surface of the surface fastener tape 2 with the densely implanting elements (state of FIG. 5). It was successful. In this case, the square ring 3 is located between the long objects A and B, and plays a role as if it were a separator, preventing the two from sticking to each other.

Among the binding belts constituting the present invention, some of them are known. That is, a hook-and-loop fastener tape 2 in which hook-shaped male engaging elements are densely planted is fused to one end of a hook-and-loop fastener tape 1 in which loop-shaped female engaging elements are densely implanted, and is fused by sewing or a high-frequency welder. The structure in which the other end of the hook-and-loop fastener tape 1 is attached to the partition of the square ring is described in FIG. 2 of Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 1-121352. However, Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 1-121352 does not describe the use of this fixing band to bind long objects by the above means.

On the other hand, a surface fastener tape 2 in which a loop-shaped female engaging element is densely implanted is connected to one end of a surface fastener tape 1 in which male engaging elements are densely implanted, and the other end of the surface fastener tape 1 is further connected. The bundling belt (see FIG. 2) having a structure in which is attached to the partition 3'of the square ring 3 is a new one.

[0009] As a surface fastener tape in which male type engaging elements constituting these binding belts are densely planted, a relatively thick synthetic fiber hook such as nylon or polypropylene or a mushroom-shaped base cloth made of a woven fabric is used. The engagement elements are densely planted. Further, it is also possible to use one in which a mushroom-shaped male engaging element and a base film or sheet are integrally molded by injection molding thermoplastics. As a surface fastener tape in which female type engaging elements are densely packed, a loop made of multifilament is densely packed in a synthetic base material of nylon, polyester, polypropylene or the like with fineness.

The bundling belt used in the present invention has the above-mentioned structure, but the surface of the bundling belt is adapted so that it can adapt to the growth of the plant and follow its length as in the case of binding the plant and the support. The fastener cloth is made of highly stretchable material, or has a structure in which a highly stretchable material such as thin rubber thread or tape woven with polyurethane elastic fiber is connected to the hook-and-loop fastener tape. It is preferable to use a binding belt.

The square ring attached to the binding belt used in the present invention has one or two partitions (plates or rods). This square ring serves as a separator for the long products A and B, and is made of metal or plastic. The bundle of long products of the present invention is obtained by binding the long products A and B at one place or at an appropriate place using the above-mentioned binding belt.

[0012]

【Example】

 The belt used in the present invention is, as shown in FIG. 1, a surface fastener tape 1 in which loop-shaped female engaging elements are closely implanted, and a surface fastener tape 2 in which mushroom-shaped male engaging elements are closely implanted. They are connected by a high-frequency welder so that the surfaces of the double-sided fastener tape on which the engaging elements are closely packed are the same. On the other hand, the other end of the hook-and-loop fastener tape 1 has a structure in which it is connected to a highly stretchable woven tape 4 in which a rubber thread is woven, and is further attached to the partition 3 ′ of the square ring 3.

FIG. 2 shows another example of the binding belt used in the present invention. A loop-shaped engaging element is densely implanted at one end of a surface fastener tape 1 in which a mushroom-shaped male engaging element is densely implanted. The surface fastener tape 2 is connected, and the other end of the surface fastener tape 1 is attached to the partition 3 ′ of the direct rectangular ring 3. As apparent from FIGS. 1 and 2, the length of the hook-and-loop fastener tape 1 has an appropriate length according to the long objects to be bound (for example, the thickness of the trunk of the plant tree and the thickness of the pillar). The length of the hook-and-loop fastener tape 2 is such that the binding belt is folded back and stopped, and may be shorter than the length of the hook-and-loop fastener tape 1.

FIG. 3 to FIG. 5 are explanatory views of a state showing a process of binding the long objects A and the long objects B using the binding belt of FIG. 3 shows that the binding belt of FIG. 1 is wound around a long object A (a trunk of a tree), and the end of the belt fastener tape 2 of the belt is passed through one of the gaps between the square ring 3 and the partition 3 '. The drawing shows the state in which the long object A is fastened with the belt, and the end of the belt is wound around the long object B (support).

FIG. 4 shows the other end of the bundling belt wound around the long object B following the state of FIG. 3 again by the other of the gaps formed by the square ring 3 and the partition 3 '( The figure shows a state in which the long object B is tightened with a binding belt through the remaining gap) instead of the gap through the end of the tape 2.

FIG. 5 is a surface fastener which occupies the end portion of the belt after the end of the binding belt pulled out through the gap between the square ring 3 and the partition 3 ′ is pulled sufficiently again after the state of FIG. -Shows a state in which the tape 2 is folded back and brought into close contact with the surface fastener of the belt and the surface of the tape 1 on which the engaging elements are densely planted. In this state, the long objects A (plants) and the long objects B (struts) are tightly bound together without the square ring 3 of the binding belt acting as a separator and closely adhering the two.

[0017]

[Effect of device]

 As described above, the bundle structure of the long object of the present invention has the following effects. (1) The square ring used for bundling acts as a separator between the long objects A and B, causing the trouble that the surfaces of the long objects A and B are directly rubbed and one or both surfaces are damaged. Absent. (2) When the long object A is a plant, the binding belt stretches to some extent in accordance with the growth of the plant, and therefore there is little risk that it will bite into the trunk of the plant and hinder the growth. (3) Since the attachment and removal with the binding belt is easy, the work of adjusting the binding belt is easy as the plant grows, which leads to labor saving.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an example of a binding belt used in the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view showing another example of the binding belt used in the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which the long objects A and the long objects B are bound by using the binding belt of FIG.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the long objects A and the long objects B are bound together following the state of FIG.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a state where the long objects A and the long objects B have been bound together subsequently to the state of FIG. 4;

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 hook-and-loop fastener tape 1 1'back surface of hook-and-loop fastener tape 1 2 hook-and-loop fastener tape 2 2'back surface of fastener 2 tape 3 square ring 3'diagonal ring partition 4 highly elastic tape A long piece A B long object B

Claims (4)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A surface fastener tape 2 in which an engaging element opposite thereto is densely implanted at one end of a surface fastener tape 1 in which either a female engaging element or a male engaging element is densely implanted. Using a tying belt having a structure in which the engaging elements are connected so that the closely packed surfaces are the same, and the other end of the surface fastener tape 1 is attached to the partition 4 of the square ring 3, Wrap around the length A, pull out the end of the surface fastener tape 2 of the belt through one of the gaps between the square ring 3 and the partition 4, tighten the length A with a belt, and further The long object B is wound around the second long object B, passed through the square ring 3 again, and drawn out through the other gap between the partition 4 and the second object B to fasten the long object B with a belt. Surface fasteners and surface fasteners in which the engaging elements of the surface fastener tape 1 of FIG. -A bundle of long objects, characterized in that the engagement element of the tape 2 is closely contacted with the surface of the tape 2. 2. The bundle of long articles according to claim 1, wherein the whole or a part of the binding belt is made of a tape made of a highly elastic material. 3. The long product bundle according to claim 1, wherein the first long product A is a plant and the second long product B is a support. 4. A surface fastener in which male engaging elements are densely planted.
A surface fastener tape 2 in which female engagement elements are densely implanted is connected to one end of the tape 1 so that the surfaces in which the engagement elements are densely implanted are the same, and the other end of the surface fastener tape 1 is a square ring 3
A binding belt having a structure attached to the partition 3 '.