JPH0848368A - Corner pad - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a corner pad that is to be applied to an angular part or corner part of bound articles (goods, from now on) loaded on a deck or other place. CONSTITUTION:A corner pad to be applied to an angular part or corner part of bound articles is provided with an approximately chevron-shape top surface 1 made of a hard member. The corner pad is provided with a cushioning layer 3 at the contact part of a pad body 2 with bound articles for the purpose of protection. One or several recessed parts 4 or projected parts for fastening a rope are provided on the top surface. In this manner, the corner pad can be connected to the rope, thereby being prevented from moving blindly. The corner pad can be easily mounted (applied, abutted, or the like) on the goods.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a corner pad which is attached to a corner or a corner of a bound article (hereinafter referred to as an article) mounted on a luggage carrier or other place.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when binding a bundled article (hereinafter, referred to as luggage) mounted on a luggage carrier or other place (hereinafter, referred to as a luggage carrier), the luggage should be tightened by a rope tightening force. A corner pad is applied to the corner or corner for protection purposes. To explain a typical example of this corner pad, there is a wood-type corner pad that adopts a configuration composed of two pieces of wood that are connected by rubber or the like. And, this wood system corner pad is mainly used for veneer, furniture, other laminated plate-like objects, laminated papers and the like. Next, there are cushioning corner pads such as cushions and seat cushions. This cushion corner pad is mainly used for furniture, large machines, and other relatively large items. Further, as simple ones, there are cardboard pieces, cloth pieces and the like.

As a prior art, there are the following documents as a device relating to this type of corner pad. (1) There is a corner pad of Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 3-101624, which is a resin-based corner pad composed of each number of laminated sheets. (2) There is a foam-molded article of Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 64-7523, and a parting line is formed on the foam-molded article considered to be capable of being spliced at a corner, and the foam-molded article is formed into a biased dihedron ( That is, in a side view, the foam molded article is provided with a substantially V-shaped surface). (3) There is a grooved core for sandwich structure of Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. Sho 60-91422, and a structure in which a groove is provided in a core body is disclosed.

[0004]

Since the corner pads which have been conventionally used place importance on simplicity, no special consideration is given to the structure or strength. That is,
First of all, first, consideration is given to the positioning of a binding cord (hereinafter, referred to as a rope) such as a rope wire with respect to a corner pad, in other words, a rope locking groove is not provided,
There are problems such as blind movement of the rope or displacement due to vibration.
Next, since it lacks the second strength, it is often replaced or discarded after several uses, which causes problems such as waste of resources or labor for preparation.

It should be noted that each of the above inventions can be expected in some respects in that it has an effect of resolving some of the conventional problems. However, similar to the above, further technical improvement is required in terms of stable locking in the locking groove of the rope or strength. That is,
In order for the corner pad not to move blindly and to tightly bind the products, how the shape, number, etc. of the locking groove are set, or in which part of the corner pad the locking groove is provided,
The disclosure of the specific technology is still insufficient.

[0006]

In view of the above, the present invention provides
By devising the shape, number, etc. of the locking grooves, and by deciding the location where the locking grooves are to be provided, the following configurations are provided for the purpose of surely bundling the products, and one-touch and easy bundling. To adopt.

First, the first corner pad is a corner pad which has a substantially mountain-shaped top surface made of a hard member and which is attached to a corner or a corner of a bound article. A buffer layer is formed at a contact point between the pad body and the bundled article, and one or several concave portions or convex portions for locking the rope are provided on the top surface.

Next, the second corner pad is a corner pad which has a substantially mountain-shaped apex top surface made of a hard member and is attached to a corner or a corner of the bound article. The putt has two putt main bodies arranged in a confronting manner, and the two putt main bodies are frame-structured so as to be freely foldable by a connecting buffer, and the two pad main bodies constituting the frame are provided on the apex surface of the palm. This structure is provided with one or several recesses or protrusions for locking the rope.

[0009]

The function (example of use) of the present invention will be described below. First, the pad main body of each corner pad is attached to the corner or corner of the product. At this time, the shape has no regularity, for example, in the example of FIG. 3, after the pad main body is expanded, it is spliced as described above. Of course, the buffer layer is naturally attached to the product. With this operation, with the pad main body attached to the corners of the item, etc., select the most suitable recess from among the several rope locking recesses on the top surface and select the selected recess. By locking the rope to the rope and tightening the rope, the pad main body is pressed against the product and the pad main body and the product can be integrated through the tightening force of the rope. The rope can be locked in the recess in almost all directions except the ridge direction of the top surface. Therefore, the pad body is never blindly moved, and the article can be securely fastened (bound) to the loading platform.

In the case of the corner pad of the corner, for example, the examples of FIGS. 4 to 6 are adopted, and a flat roof shape or a flat roof shape having a flat surface or a top surface is used, and the concave portion is appropriately oriented. The rope can be locked from any direction. Explaining one example, in the examples of FIGS. 4 and 5, the top surface shape is adopted and the recess is formed in the top surface, so that the rope can be locked freely from almost all directions of the top surface. Can be (interpreted in the same manner as above). Further, in the example of FIG. 6, since the flat surface shape is adopted and the directionality of the recessed portion provided on the flat surface is constant (an example), the rope is locked according to the directionality of the recessed portion. To be done. Of course, the directionality of the recess is not limited to the illustrated example.

[0011]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 and 2 have a mountain-like shape with a top surface 1 and have a substantially palm-like shape as a whole, and are mainly hard members (hard resin such as FRP, aluminum, iron, cast products that are attached to the corners of the product. Etc.), the buffer layer 3 is provided around the pad body 2 around the pad body 2. Further, on the top surface 1, a concave portion 4 in which a rope, a wire, a chain or other binding band, and a binding string (not shown) is locked.
One or several are provided. The buffer layer 3 is provided on at least the entire back surface (see FIG. 2) or a part of the pad main body 2 through flocking, rubber attachment, rubber interposition, or the like, or a single buffer body is interposed. The configuration and so on are included (hereinafter the same). Further, the concave portion 4 may have a through-hole property. (same as below). It should be noted that a rib piece or a buffer rib portion may be provided in the recess 4 (the same applies hereinafter).

In FIG. 3, two pad main bodies 211, which are hard members mainly attached to the corners of the article, are arranged facing each other, and a palm-top surface 111 is formed via a connection buffer 311. The structure makes it a foldable structure. Further, several concave portions 4 for locking the rope are provided on the apex surface 111 of the palm.

FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 show a corner pad having a substantially half-sided triangular pyramid shape mainly attached to a corner of an article, and the corner pad is a hard member facing the converging wall surface 221.
a and 221b, and a flow roof 221c that is a member that is laid across both the wall surfaces 221a and 221b and that has a mountain-shaped top surface 121 and that has a triangular shape in plan view. In the figure, 3 indicates a buffer layer and 4 indicates a recess. Also in this example, a folding structure may be adopted.

FIG. 6 shows another example of FIGS. 4 and 5.
The basic difference lies in the roof shape, and in this example, a flat roof 221d is used.
One or several recesses 4 are formed in an appropriate direction of 21d. Of course, the directionality of the concave portion 4, that is, the direction on the so-called flat surface 221d1 is free. Also in this example, a folding structure may be adopted.

Incidentally, the structure relating to the rope locking is provided with the recess 4
However, the rope can be locked in any case, such as an example in which the rope is changed to a convex portion, a groove shape, other combinations of concave stripes, convex stripes, or concave and convex portions, a combination of concave and convex stripes, a biased combination of concave portions 4, and the like. If it can be adopted.

[0016]

As described in detail above, the present invention has a structure in which a recess for hooking a rope or the like is provided on the top surface of a pad body of a corner pad made of a hard member and a buffer layer is provided on the pad body. Therefore, the corner pad and the rope can be linked with each other, the blind movement of the corner pad can be prevented through this linkage, or the corner pad can be easily attached to the article (splicing, contact, etc.), And so on. In addition, if a configuration in which the concave portion can be selected is adopted, the freedom in the binding direction of the rope is secured, and the type of the bound article,
All products can be tightened regardless of their shape, and as a result, it is useful for ensuring versatility or convenience of the products to be used.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view mainly showing an example of an integral type corner pad used for a corner portion.

FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway perspective view mainly showing another example of an integral type corner pad used for a corner portion.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view mainly showing an example of a folded corner pad used for a corner portion.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view mainly showing an example of an integral type corner pad used for a corner portion.

5 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the a convergent portion of FIG.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view mainly showing another example of an integral type corner pad used for a corner portion.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Top surface 111 Gassho top surface 121 Top surface 2 Put body 221a Wall surface 221b Wall surface 221c Flow roof 221c Flat roof 221d1 Flat surface 3 Buffer layer 4 Recess

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A corner pad which has a substantially mountain-shaped top surface made of a hard member and is attached to a corner or a corner of a bound article, the pad body of the corner pad and the bound article. A corner pad having a buffer layer formed at the contact point and one or several recesses or protrusions for locking the rope provided on the top surface. 2. The corner pad according to claim 1, wherein the buffer layer according to claim 1 is composed of a buffer body such as a flocked portion or a cloth. 3. A corner pad which is composed of a hard member and has a substantially mountain-shaped apex top surface, and which is attached to a corner or a corner of a bound article, wherein the corner pad comprises two pad bodies. The two pad bodies are arranged in a face-to-face relationship, and the two pad bodies are framed so as to be foldable by a connecting buffer body, and a concave portion or a convex portion for locking a rope is formed on the apex surface of the two palm bodies constituting the frame body. Corner pad with one or several parts.