JPH071298Y2 - Stabilizer for door glass in vehicles - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial field of application) The present invention relates to a stabilizer for preventing rattling of a vehicle door glass when moving up and down.

(Prior Art) A stabilizer is incorporated in a door panel of an automobile in order to hold a door glass or serve as a guide at the time of ascending and descending (see FIG. 4). The stabilizer is attached to the inner panel of the door so that it can rub against the door glass.

As shown in FIG. 5, a stabilizer S ′ that has been used conventionally has a fixing bracket 32 and a stabilizer ribbon 33 that is in sliding contact with the door glass G as main constituent members,
The stabilizer ribbon 33 is usually one in which a flocked portion 34 having a moquette material attached is formed in the central portion on the front surface side of a cloth cut in a ribbon shape.

Here, a conventional method of attaching the stabilizer ribbon 33 will be described. First, a cushion material 36 is attached to the mounting seat surface 35 of the bracket 32 facing the door glass G with an adhesive or the like. next,
The double-sided adhesive tape is pasted on the surface of the cushion material 36, and the stabilizer ribbon 33 is further pasted here after this. Then, both ends thereof are wound on the opposite side of the mounting seat surface 35 and overlapped with each other, and these are knotted by a stop needle 37.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) In the stabilizer S ′ described above, the two arms 38 connecting the mounting seat surfaces 35 may be an obstacle during the operation of connecting the stabilizer ribbon 33. For example, in the case of the bracket 32 of the type in which the arm 38 extends from the center of the side edge of the mounting seat surface 35 as shown in the figure, such a binding method using the stop needle 37 cannot be said to be an appropriate method.

Further, in the conventional case, the rotation prevention of the stabilizer ribbon 33 with respect to the mounting seat surface 35 depends on the adhesive force of a double-sided tape or an adhesive. However, the temperature and humidity inside the door panel are often high, and the adhesive strength is gradually lost under such a bad environment. For this reason, if the sliding resistance accompanying the up-and-down movement of the door glass G repeatedly acts, a situation in which it cannot fully withstand this occurs. In this case, the stabilizer ribbon 33 rotates along the operation direction of the door glass, and the flocked portion 34 is displaced, so that the adhesion state to the door glass G deteriorates and the door glass rattles. was there.

Therefore, in view of such conventional problems, the present invention has an object to provide a stabilizer for a door glass, which can deal with brackets of various shapes and can effectively prevent rotation of the stabilizer ribbon. .

(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to achieve the above object, the stabilizer of the present invention is a bracket fixed to the inside of a door panel of a vehicle, having a mounting seat surface capable of facing a door glass, and the mounting seat surface. A stabilizer ribbon wound around the door glass and slidable with the door glass, and a substrate matching the surface of the mounting surface of the bracket opposite to the door glass are provided on both sides of the stabilizer ribbon. The holder member is provided with protrusions that can be inserted into the inserted insertion holes in a retaining state.

In addition, in order to prevent the stabilizer ribbon from coming off,
A cover piece that is foldable to the board side with both winding ends of the stabilizer ribbon sandwiched with the board is connected to a part of the board by a hinge piece. On the
On the other side, a locking hole capable of engaging with this protrusion may be formed.

(Operation) In the above stabilizer, when the stabilizer ribbon is attached to the bracket, the substrate of the holder member is fitted to the attachment seat surface of the bracket. Then, both ends of the stabilizer ribbon are wound around the mounting seat surface, and the insertion holes are pierced into the protrusions in a state of not slipping off. In this case, if the cover piece is connected to the board,
By folding the cover piece and engaging the projection with the locking hole, the stabilizer ribbon is tied to the holder member in a state where both ends thereof are prevented from coming off. For this reason,
Even if the sliding resistance from the door glass acts, it does not rotate together with the holder member, and the detent is reliably achieved.

(Embodiment) An embodiment embodying the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, the stabilizer S of this embodiment is composed of a bracket 1 made of metal, a holder member 2 made of synthetic resin, and a stabilizer ribbon 3 made of cloth.

Since the bracket 1 is the same as the conventional one, for simplicity of description, the bracket 1 has a mounting piece 4 for fixing to the door inner panel P. However,
As shown in FIG. 4, the door inner panel P has 2 doors in this example.
It is used as a laminated panel. Further, a pair of insertion pieces 5 are formed upright on opposite side edges of the mounting piece 4 so that they can be inserted into the locking holes 20a, 20b penetrating the inner panel of the door inner panel P, respectively. Has been done. Further, a screw hole 6 penetrates through the central portion of the mounting piece 4, and it can be tightened with a bolt 22 in alignment with the mounting hole 21 penetrating to the door inner panel P side.

Further, in the mounting piece 4, both opposing edges on the side where the two insertion pieces 5 are not formed are both bent downward, and the stabilizer mounting piece 9 is mounted by welding. The mounting piece 9 is mounted on the mounting seat surface 7 and the inner panel P.
The pair of arms 8 that can be inserted into the window portion 23 opened in the outdoor side panel is formed into a generally U-shape. The mounting seat surface 7 is formed so as to be oriented substantially parallel to the door glass G when it is mounted on the inner panel P, and has a rectangular shape as a whole and its lower edge portion over the entire width thereof. It is bent to the side opposite to the glass G.
A cushion material 10 having a width substantially the same as that of the mounting seat surface 7 is attached by an adhesive to the central portion of the surface of the mounting seat surface 7 that faces the door glass G.

The stabilizer ribbon 3 has a structure in which a flocked portion 12 having a moquette material attached is formed on the surface of a base piece 11 made of cloth. This stabilizer ribbon 3 is cut into approximately the same width as the mounting seat surface 7 after the above-mentioned flocking portion 12 is applied, and the length thereof is the mounting seat surface 7 with the cushion material 10 attached in advance. On the other hand, it is set to such a degree that a predetermined overlap margin can be obtained at both the left and right ends when the wire is wound in a tension state. Further, the flocked portion 12 is formed to be slightly larger than the mounting seat surface 7, and is attached to the central portion of the base piece 11 by an adhesive agent or heat welding so as not to be easily peeled off. Further, insertion holes 13 are punched at positions near both ends of the base piece 11 by punches, respectively, so that the insertion holes 13 are aligned when wound around the mounting seat surface 7 in a tensioned state.

The holder member 2 formed of a synthetic resin material has a substrate 14 formed to be slightly larger than the mounting seat surface 7, and fits in close contact with the inner surface of the mounting seat surface 7. This board 14
On the side facing both arms 8 in
A notch 15 formed slightly wider is recessed. As a result, in the state where the holder member 2 is fitted to the mounting seat surface 7, both notches 15 engage with the corresponding arms 8 and the rattling of the holder member 2 with respect to the mounting seat surface 7 (elevation of the door glass G Rattling about the direction). In addition, a protrusion 16 is integrally projected at the central portion of the substrate 14, and the stabilizer ribbon 3
It is possible to pierce through the both insertion holes 13. A cover piece 18 is integrally connected to one edge of the substrate 14 (an edge facing the one arm 8) by a pair of hinge pieces 17 sandwiching the cutout 15. . The cover piece 18 is formed to have substantially the same size as the substrate 14, and the base pieces 11 of the stabilizer ribbon 3 are sandwiched so that the cover piece 18 can be folded toward the substrate 14 side to be aligned and superposed. Notches 15 'are formed at positions corresponding to the sides, respectively. In addition, a locking hole that can be engaged with and disengaged from the protrusion 16 on the substrate 14 side is provided in the center of the cover piece 18.
19 penetrates.

A weather strip 25 is attached to the door outer panel OP by a clip 24 on the opposite side of the stabilizer S across the door glass G.

Next, the manufacturing procedure of the stabilizer of this embodiment will be described. An adhesive is applied to the surface of the mounting seat surface 7 facing the door glass G, and the cushion material 10 is attached. On the other hand, the substrate 14 of the holder member 2 is fitted to the surface opposite to the mounting seat surface 7. In this case, both notches 15 are engaged with the corresponding arms 8.

Next, while applying the back surface of the stabilizer ribbon 3 to the cushion material 10, both ends of the base piece 11 are wound around the mounting seat surface 7, and the both insertion holes 13 are pierced into the protrusion 16 in order. When the insertion into the protrusion 16 is completed in this way, the stabilizer ribbon 3
Is wound around the bracket 1 and the holder member 2 in an appropriate tension state. After that, when the cover piece 18 is folded and overlapped with the board 14 side, the locking hole 19 and the protrusion 16 are formed.
Engage with each other, which causes the stabilizer ribbon 3 to project.
Prevents falling out of 16.

As described above, in this example, the stabilizer ribbon 3 is fixed by piercing the protrusion 16. Therefore, unlike the conventional binding method using a stop needle, when the bracket 1 has a shape that hinders the binding work (as in the present example, the arms 8 from the center of both sizes of the mounting seat surface 7). The work can be performed relatively easily even when the shape is elongated), and is widely applicable to various types of brackets.

Further, since the stabilizer ribbon 3 can be prevented from coming off by a simple work of folding the cover piece 18, the workability is excellent.

Furthermore, since it is not necessary to use an expensive double-sided tape between the cushion material 10 and the stabilizer ribbon 3, there is no need to attach the double-sided tape, and the cost of the stabilizer as a whole can be reduced. Become.

In the stabilizer S thus manufactured, both arms 8 are inserted into the window portion 23, both insertion pieces 5 are engaged with the corresponding locking holes 21a and 21b, and then fixed to the door inner panel P by the bolts 22. (See FIG. 4) The flocked part 12 is assembled in a state of sliding contact with the door glass G.

In this assembled state, the rattling of the holder member 2 with respect to the bracket 1 is effectively restricted by the engagement between the notches 15 and the arm 8. Further, even if the above-mentioned rotational force acts on the stabilizer ribbon 3 due to the elevation of the door glass G, it cannot rotate together with the holder member 2, so that the rotation of the ribbon 3 is surely prevented. Therefore, the stabilizer ribbon 3 and the door glass G are maintained in the normal positional relationship, and the door glass G
It is possible to prevent problems such as rattling.
Furthermore, even if the flocked portion 12 is worn out and the door glass G rattles, the engagement between the protrusion 16 and the locking hole 19 can be released relatively easily, so that the stabilizer ribbon 3
Can be easily replaced.

In this example, the stabilizer ribbon 3 is prevented from coming off by the cover piece 18, but instead of this, a method in which a coming-off preventing ring (for example, a C ring) is attached to the protrusion 16 may be used.

(Effects of the Invention) The effects of the present invention are as follows.

Since the both ends of the stabilizer ribbon are tied together by the holder member, the present invention can be applied to a bracket which has conventionally been impossible to work with a stopper needle.

The existing stabilizer components can be used as they are. That is, in this case, it is possible to apply it to an existing stabilizer simply by adding a holder member to the structure and slightly forming an insertion hole in the stabilizer ribbon.

Since both ends of the stabilizer ribbon are tied to the holder member that is fitted to the back side of the mounting seat surface, the rotation of the stabilizer ribbon due to the elevation of the door glass can be effectively prevented.

If a cover piece is provided in series with the board, the protrusion and the locking hole will engage through the folding operation, and this will prevent the stabilizer ribbon from coming off, making the work easy and quick. It can be carried out.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of the stabilizer of this embodiment, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the assembled state, FIG. 3 is a plan sectional view showing an engaged state of a holder member and a bracket, and FIG. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing an assembled state on a door panel, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a conventional stabilizer. 1 …… Bracket 2 …… Holder member 3 …… Stabilizer ribbon 7 …… Mounting seat surface 16 …… Projection S …… Stabilizer G …… Door glass

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A bracket having a mounting seat surface fixed to an inner surface of a door panel of a vehicle, the mounting seat surface facing the door glass; and a stabilizer ribbon wound around the mounting seat surface and capable of sliding contact with the door glass. The bracket has a substrate that fits on the surface of the mounting surface of the bracket opposite to the door glass, and the substrate has projections that can be inserted into the insertion holes penetrating both sides of the stabilizer ribbon in a retaining state. A stabilizer for a door glass in a vehicle, comprising a holder member provided with. 2. A cover piece, which is foldable toward the board side while sandwiching both winding end portions of the stabilizer ribbon together with the board, is connected to a part of the board by a hinge piece, and the projection is formed. 2. The stabilizer for a door glass in a vehicle according to claim 1, wherein the cover piece or the substrate is provided on one of opposing surfaces of the cover piece, and the other is formed with a locking hole capable of engaging with the projection. .