JPH0729857Y2 - Case handle device - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial field of application) The present invention relates to a device for holding a case for storing a suit or the like.

(Prior Art) A case for accommodating a suit of this type is provided with a gripping portion that is straight when viewed from the front or is inclined only in one direction, and side legs that can be undulated continuously connected to both ends thereof. Handle devices have been known for some time.

(Problems to be solved by the invention) However, since the grip portion of this structure has a straight shape or an inclined shape on the other hand, it does not always fit well to the fingers when gripping it, and therefore, it can be gripped for a long time. Then, there is a problem that the fingers tend to get tired.In addition, when the handle device is used for a case with four-wheel casters, especially when the front wheels or rear wheels are floated and rolled, it is extremely dependent on the tilted state of the case. There are disadvantages such as inconveniences.Furthermore, since these handle devices do not have an elastic mechanism that keeps the handle in a horizontal state, for example, when a case is requested from a trader and transported as luggage. If carelessly handing over the side legs while holding the side legs, the case will be handled roughly, and the handle in this standing state will collide with other objects, causing damage to the part. The side legs of the handle may have a straight shape as described above, so that the handle may be joined to the outer surface of the case and held sideways, and then pulled up again to grip. In this case, there were various problems such as difficulty in putting a fingertip between the side leg portion and the outer surface of the case, and a difficulty in use.

(Means for Solving Problems) The present invention includes a grip portion having a “F” shape when viewed from the front, and undulating side legs connected to both ends thereof. Provides a handle device for a case, which is curved in an arc shape when viewed from the side, and is constantly held sideways while being joined to the outer surface of the case body by the action of a ridge. Then, such a problem is solved and used.

(Embodiment) A kamaboko-shaped mount (2) is formed by using aluminum material, and mounting screw holes (1) (1) 'are drilled in the lower surface near both ends, and one end surface of this mount (2) is formed. A large diameter bearing hole (3) with a large diameter is formed in the other end face, and a small diameter bearing hole (3) 'with a small diameter is formed in the other end face, and both bearing holes (3) (3)' are formed.
The lower side wall surface is cut off to form the shaft introduction grooves (4) (4) ', and the grip portion (5) is provided separately from the mounting base (2) with a plastic having a very slight flexibility. Forming an upside down U-shaped handle (7) having a leg shape (6) (6) 'when viewed from the side and an arc when viewed from the side, and both ends of this handle (7) (8) An axial through hole (9) (9) 'penetrating both inner and outer side surfaces of the same portion is formed in (8)', and the entire opening edge of the inner end side of one axial through hole (9) is recessed. In addition, it forms a recessed portion (10), and further, separately from the mounting base (2) and the grip (7), the tip portion (13) of one end portion (12).
Constitutes a torsion coil spring (16) in which is bent one step in a direction parallel to the coil center line, and the tip end portion (15) of the other end (14) is bent two steps in a direction orthogonal to the coil center line,
One end (12) of the coil spring (16) is fitted into the drop portion (10) of the handle (7), and the one-step bent portion (17) of the coil spring (16) is provided on the peripheral wall of the drop portion (10). A rod shaft (20) with a head (19) in the coil spring (16) and one shaft through hole (9), and a headless rod in the other shaft through hole (9) '. The shaft (20) 'is inserted through each and the head (19) of the rod shaft (20) with the head (19) is attached to the coil spring (16).
The other end portion (14) of the handle (7) is engaged with the other end portion (14) of the handle (7) to prevent the one-step bent portion (17) from coming off the hooking hole (18), and further, the mounting base (2) is attached to both end portions (8) of the handle (7). ) (8) 'is inserted narrowly to introduce the coil spring (16) into the large diameter bearing hole (3) and the inner end of the headless rod shaft (20)' into the small diameter bearing hole (3) '. The coil spring (1) is fitted through the grooves (4) (4) 'and
The two-stage bent portion (17) 'of 6) is locked in the hooking groove (21) provided in the peripheral wall of the large diameter bearing hole (3).

(Operation and Effect of the Invention) In the present invention, since the handle has the shape of “F” when the gripping portion is viewed from the front as described above, when the handle is gripped by the hand, the apex of the V-shape is formed. Since the part is in close contact with the hollow part of the hand and the inclined parts on both sides can be in contact with the fingers in a familiar state, fatigue does not occur even when gripping for a long time, and the handle device of the case of the present invention is When attached to the upper surface of a suitcase having front wheel casters and rear wheel casters on the bottom as shown in FIG. 5, the suitcase is tilted forward to float the rear wheel casters as shown by the phantom line in the figure. The front wheel casters can be moved in a state where the front wheel casters are in a floating state by tilting them backwards.However, when moving the rear wheel casters or front wheel casters in such a state, both sides of the V-shaped gripping part can be moved. of When the angle of the inclined part matches the tilt angle to the front or rear of the case, float the rear wheel caster and hold the handle to move the whole forward, or lift the front wheel caster and move the whole forward with the grip Even when it is used, since the fingers fit the handle, the force is effectively transmitted. Further, the side legs in the present invention can be raised and lowered, and the side legs are arcuate when viewed from the side. It has a curved shape and, due to the action of the spring, the gripping part is always held sideways while being joined to the outer surface of the case body, so even if the case is transported as luggage, there is no handle There is no risk of standing upright and colliding with other objects and being damaged, and the legs on both sides are arcuate when viewed from the side, so when the handle falls down as shown in Fig. 3, As described above, a gap is formed between the wall surface of the case and the inner arc surfaces of the legs on both sides, and when re-grasping, it is possible to raise the handle very easily by inserting fingers into this gap. Therefore, the present invention has the effect of sufficiently solving the above problems.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view showing an embodiment of a handle device of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway enlarged front view of the same, FIG. 3 is a side view of the same, and FIG. FIG. 5 and FIG. 5 are side views showing the usage in another embodiment. (1) (1) '... screw holes for mounting, (2) ... mounting base,
(3) (3) '... bearing hole, (4) (4)' ... shaft introduction groove,
(5) ... Gripping part, (6) (6) '... Leg part, (7) ... Grip, (8) (8)' ... Both ends, (9) (9) '... Shaft through hole, (10 ) ... drop part, (12) ... end part, (13) ... tip part, (14) ... end part, (15) ... tip part, (16) ... coil spring, (17) (17) '... bent part, (18)… Hook hole, (1
9) ... head, (20) (20) '... bar shaft, (21) ... hook groove, (2
3) (23) '... outer end, (24) (24)' ... bearing member,
(B) ... Suitcase.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A gripping part having a “F” shape when viewed from the front, and undulating side legs connected to both ends thereof,
The side legs have an arcuate shape when viewed from the side, and under the influence of the ridges, the grip portion is always held sideways while being joined to the outer surface of the case body. Handle device.