JPH081537A - Vise type auxiliary rope binding means - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable a rope to be formed on the end with a locking loop part surely and enable the locking loop to be locked on a hook of a vehicle or the like. CONSTITUTION:Vice-type auxiliary rope binding means is formed on the end of a rope R with a locking loop part. The auxiliary means 1 is composed of an upper cross part R2 wound like a cross by a locking leading end R1 of the rope, one locking part 3 having an intermediate locking part connected thereto and wound like a letter S by the leading end of the rope, the lower part 4 connected to the locking intermediate part R2 to lock a locking loop part R3 thereon and the other locking part 5 connected to the locking loop part and juxterposed to one locking part wound by the locking terminal end R4 of the rope. Thus, an article can be bound simply without needing any skill. Also, the more a fastening force (binding force) is given to the end of the rope, the stronger the binding force gets so that the end of the rope can be prevented from coming off out of the auxiliary means.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a binding rope auxiliary tool which can surely form an engaging loop portion at an end of a rope and which can be engaged with a hook of a vehicle or the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when an item (including various items, luggage, etc.) placed on a loading platform of a vehicle is bound through a rope, a locking loop is attached to the end of the rope through a special operation. Part is formed, and the locking loop part is locked to the hook of the vehicle, and then the locking loop part is successively reduced in diameter to tighten the above-mentioned article, commonly known as a vise rope tightening method. .

Incidentally, as a structure for locking the end portion of the rope, a rope binding device of Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 63-62306 and a coupling member at both ends of the steel material hanging rope of Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 5-26270 are scattered. . These devices have a structure in which the end of the rope is simply locked or a magnetic member is provided in the locking tool.

[0004]

The rope tightening system called vice described above has a feature that tension is surely transmitted to the entire rope so that the rope as a whole can be tensioned and goods can be bound together. However, there are problems such as the creation of a vise and the straining of the vise require skill, and there is a risk of misuse, and there is a risk of cargo collapse.

The invention described in detail above is aimed at locking and pulling the end of the rope, and is not configured to tighten the locking loop portion and to stretch the entire rope through this narrowing. As a result, the tightening force of the product is insufficient, and it is not enough to bind the product securely and without collapsing it, so it cannot be adopted at all.

[0006]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, the present invention makes it possible to adjust the length of the entire rope by narrowing the locking loop portion, or the entire rope and / or the locking start end portion thereof. When tightened over the stop end, the binding to the tying rope auxiliary tool becomes stronger and does not come off.
The following configuration is adopted for the purpose of being safe.

That is, the vise type binding rope auxiliary tool of the present invention has a structure in which a locking loop portion is formed at an end portion of the rope. A cross upper part for winding the locking start end of the rope in a substantially cross shape, and a one-side locking part for winding a locking middle part of the rope connected to the locking start end in a substantially S shape ,
And a lower part to which the locking loop part of the rope, which is connected to the locking intermediate part, is locked, and another part which is connected to the locking loop part and the locking end part of the rope is wound. And a locking portion.

Further, in the present invention, in order to securely and firmly lock (tie) the locking end portion of the rope,
The following configuration is adopted.

That is, the vise type binding rope assisting tool of the present invention is such that the vise type binding rope auxiliary tool has a structure in which a locking loop portion is formed at an end of the rope. A cross upper part for winding the locking start end of the rope in a substantially cross shape, and a one-side locking part for winding a locking middle part of the rope connected to the locking start end in a substantially S shape ,
Also, a lower portion of the rope, which is connected to the locking intermediate portion, to which the locking loop portion of the rope is locked, and a locking terminal portion of the rope that is connected to the locking loop portion and are wound. It is characterized in that it is constituted by a rising piece portion arranged in parallel with one locking portion and the other locking portion consisting of an auxiliary rising locking portion.

[0010]

The operation of the present invention (rope locking to the binding rope auxiliary tool and its usage) will be described below with reference to FIGS.

First, the end Rn of the gripped rope R is attached to the surface of the upper part of the cloth of the binding rope auxiliary tool (hereinafter referred to as an auxiliary tool), and then brought to the back surface of the upper part of the cloth. Then, it passes above the rope R attached to the surface. That is, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the locking start end portion R1 of the substantially cross-shaped rope R is formed on the upper portion of the cross. Then, the end portion Rn is wound around the one upper end portion of the cross upper portion around one end of the auxiliary tool in a substantially S-shape, and as shown in FIG. 6 and FIG. R2 is formed and is useful for forming a locking loop portion R3 described later. After that, the end portion Rn is extended to reach the lower part of the assisting tool, hangs down from the surface of the lower part to form a loop, and then, while being attached to the back surface of the lower part, to the other locking part of the assisting tool. When wound at least once, as shown in FIGS. 8 to 10, the locking loop portion R3 and the locking end portion R4 are formed in the lower portion. 13 and 14, the locking of the end portion Rn of the rope R to the auxiliary tool is completed by this, but in the configurations of FIGS. 1 and 2, other usage methods are possible. , For example, after being attached to the other locking portion (starting piece), as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the other other locking portion (auxiliary rising piece) that is continuously provided to the rising piece. ), And the locking method in which the end Rn attached to the rising piece is pressed by the locking terminal R4 can also be adopted. The length of the locking end portion R4 is not limited to the illustrated example.

As described above, when the end Rn of the rope R is locked to the auxiliary tool and the locking loop R3 is formed, the locking loop R3 is provided on the vehicle, the structure or the like. Hang it on the hook. Then, the entire rope R is tensioned to narrow down the locking start end portion and the locking loop portion, and the rope R
Strengthen the tightening force on the product while strengthening the connection between the auxiliary tool and the hook. Through the tightening of the tightening force and the other hooking of the other end (not shown) of the rope R, the rope R is tensioned and a reliable tightening of the article is ensured.

Since the auxiliary tool and the rope R can be detached and detached from the hook by substantially reversing the above-described operation and procedure, the description thereof will be omitted. Further, the engagement / disengagement of the auxiliary tool and the rope R and the engagement / disengagement of the rope R described above are merely examples, and the technical idea of having the same effect in other operations and procedures is within the scope of the invention.

[0014]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. The assisting tool 1 of the present invention comprises a cloth upper part 2 having a cross shape, one locking portion 3 extending slightly in a bulging shape from one end thereof, and one laterally extending from the end of the one locking portion 3. The lower part 4 provided and the other locking part 5 standing upright from the lower part 4 and arranged substantially in parallel with the one locking part 3 are the main constituent elements, and the material is rubber, plastic, steel, wire, wood or the like. Structured and free in principle. However, in the case of a soft material, a reinforcing material may be interposed. Alternatively, in the case of a hard material, it may be covered with a soft member. Of course, rubber,
It is also possible to use plastic, steel, etc. as they are.
Further, the material or shape of the auxiliary tool 1 is constituted by a plate material, a round bar, a rod, a hollow material, a prism, an elliptical shape material, etc., and is not limited.

Next, each structural example will be described in detail. First of all,
12 is an example in which the other locking portion 5 is composed of the rising piece portion 51 and the auxiliary locking portion 52. Then, on the upper portion 2 of the cloth, four recesses 21, 22 for holding the rope R are provided.
23 and 24, the locking start end R1 of the rope R is wound therein, and one surface of the wound rope R (locking start end R1) is wound in each of the recesses 21 to 24. Will be inscribed. On the other hand, the locking intermediate part R2 of the rope R is wound around the one locking part 3 having a slightly bulged shape in a substantially S-shape. Further, in the lower portion 4, there are drawn portions R31 and R31 of the locking loop portion R3.
Is guided and guided to a locking terminal portion R4 described later.
The other locking portion 5 is wound with the locking end portion R4,
In this example, an end Rn of the rope R passes through the surface of the rising piece 51 (referred to as the front side in the drawing), and the rising piece 51 and the auxiliary rising piece 52 are continuously provided. After reaching the recess 54 formed in the portion 53, it is attached to the back surface of the continuous portion 53 (referred to as the back side in the drawing), and then the continuous portion 53.
Through the lower surface of the above, and is fitted into the recess 54. As a result, the locking end portion R4 is locked to the other locking portion 5.
A gap A is formed between the lower end of the cross portion 2 and the upper end of the rising piece portion 51 to facilitate insertion of the rope R, and
On the other hand, since the weight of the auxiliary tool 1 is reduced and the material is saved, the one locking portion 3
A space B is provided between the other and the other locking portion 5 (an example). Of course, the dimensional relationship between the clearance A and the space B is free. For example, the gap A may be a slit, an opening / closing type passing means, or the space B may be a passing means such as a hole, an elongated hole, a plurality of holes, or a mesh.

Subsequently, in the example of FIG. 13, the other locking portion 5 has a single structure, and specifically, the other locking portion 5 is arranged in parallel with the one locking portion 3. Therefore, the locking end portion R4 of the rope R is wound around the other locking portion 5 at least once. Further, an example of FIG. 14 shows a modified example of the cross upper portion 2, in which one side is almost directly raised. In principle, the configuration, the effect, and the like can be considered as in the above-mentioned example. It should be noted that the drawings and description are mere examples, and other configurations having similar configurations and actions and effects are naturally included in the scope of the present invention.

[0017]

As described in detail above, the present invention provides the rope end portion, that is, the one end portion and the lower portion, and the other end portion of the rope, that is, the cross portion provided on the vise type binding rope auxiliary tool. , The locking start end portion, the locking middle portion, the locking loop portion and the locking end portion of the rope are respectively wound, and the locking loop portion is provided using the end portion of the rope. The locking loop
For example, it is a structure in which a hook of a vehicle is hooked and the hooked rope is hooked on another hook of the same, and for example, the goods of the loading platform are tightened. Has the effect of tightening. Further, the more the tightening force (tightening force) is applied to the end portion of the rope, the stronger the tightening force is, which has an effect of preventing the end portion of the rope from being detached from the auxiliary tool. Further, if the tightening force on the locking end portion is increased, the locking loop portion can be narrowed down, and the tightening force can be expected to be improved from this aspect. Furthermore, by providing the auxiliary tool with a concave portion and / or providing the other locking portion with the rising piece and the auxiliary rising piece, the auxiliary tool and the end can be further connected to each other, and the auxiliary tool can be made stronger. Connected relationships are secured.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall front view showing a first invention.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged front view showing the relationship between the binding rope auxiliary tool (hereinafter, simply referred to as auxiliary tool) according to the first invention and the end portion (hereinafter, simply referred to as end portion) of the rope.

FIG. 3 is a reduced front view showing a state of a front stage in which an end portion is wound around a cross portion of the auxiliary tool according to the first invention.

FIG. 4 is a reduced scale front view showing a state in which the end portion is wound around the cross portion of the auxiliary tool according to the first invention.

FIG. 5 is a reduced-scale front view showing a state in which the end portion is wound around the cross portion of the auxiliary tool according to the first aspect of the present invention and the auxiliary tool moves to the subsequent step.

FIG. 6 is a reduced front view showing a state in which an end portion is wound around one locking portion of the auxiliary tool according to the first invention.

FIG. 7 is a reduced-scale front view showing a state in which one end of the auxiliary tool according to the first aspect of the present invention is wound around an end and the auxiliary tool is moved to a subsequent step.

FIG. 8 is a reduced scale front view showing a state in which the end portion is wound around the lower portion of the auxiliary tool according to the first invention.

FIG. 9 is a reduced front view showing a state in which the end portion is wound around the lower portion of the auxiliary tool according to the first aspect of the invention and is completed.

FIG. 10 is a reduced-scale front view showing a state in which the winding of the end portion to the lower portion of the auxiliary tool according to the first aspect of the invention is completed and the process moves to the subsequent step.

FIG. 11 is a reduced scale front view showing a state in which the end portion is wound (locked) on the auxiliary tool according to the first invention.

FIG. 12 is a reduced scale front view showing a completed state in which an end portion is wound (locked) on the auxiliary tool according to the first invention.

FIG. 13 is an overall front view showing a second invention.

FIG. 14 is an overall front view showing a third invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Auxiliary tool 2 Cross upper part 21 Recessed part 22 Recessed part 23 Recessed part 24 Recessed part 3 One locking part 4 Lower part 5 Other locking part 51 Rising piece part 52 Auxiliary rising part 53 Consecutive part 54 Recessed R Rope R1 Locking start end part R2 Locking intermediate part R3 Locking loop part R31 Drawing part R4 Locking end part Rn End part A Gap B Space

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A vise-type binding rope assisting device is configured such that a locking loop portion is formed at an end portion of the rope, and the binding rope assisting device has a substantially cross-shaped locking starting end portion of the rope. The upper part of the cloth wound around the upper part of the cross, and the locking middle part of the rope continuously connected to the locking start end part are wound in a substantially S shape, and the one locking part and the locking middle part are connected. A lower part to which the locking loop part of the rope is locked, and another locking part which is connected to the locking loop part and has the locking end part of the rope wound around it. A vise type binding rope auxiliary tool characterized by. 2. The vise-type binding rope auxiliary tool according to claim 1, wherein a groove portion for holding the rope is formed in the upper portion of the cross of claim 1. 3. The other locking part according to claim 1, wherein the other locking part comprises a rising piece and an auxiliary rising locking part, and the rising piece and the auxiliary rising locking part are arranged in parallel. The vise type binding rope auxiliary tool according to claim 1. 4. The vise-type binding rope assisting device according to claim 1, wherein a gap for inserting and removing the rope is formed in the other locking portion of claim 1.