JPS5838111Y2 - handle - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a handle attached to furniture or the like.

If there is a protruding part on the outside of furniture, etc. (hereinafter simply referred to as furniture), it is not only dangerous for people passing by the furniture to catch their clothes or belongings, but also when transporting the furniture, it can be dangerous due to contact with other objects. This can cause problems such as inadvertently damaging the furniture, and for this reason, the structure of handles attached to furniture should be such that the grip can protrude when necessary, and the handles are not normally attached. One possible option is to sink the handle into the seat so that it is flush with the seat.

However, in the general structure of the handle that has been put into use in the past, the space where the handle fits into the seat body is recessed, and the end of the handle is pivoted to the corner of the space. As a result, many structures have been adopted in which the handle can be raised when necessary.

However, with such a conventional handle structure, the handle must be raised one by one each time the handle is used, which is extremely troublesome when the handle is used often, and due to vibration etc. There was a drawback that the grip part easily floated up or jumped out.

The present invention was made in order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks, and the purpose of the present invention is to attach a spring to the handle and position the spring on the back side of the seat body so that the handle can be tilted. It is an object of the present invention to provide a handle of this type which can be held in either a rotating position, either a human position or a standing position, and the spring cannot be tampered with by children or the like.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained based on the illustrated embodiments.

1st Embodiment Device (see FIGS. 1 to 5) This is an example of a device applied to a vertically long, inverted-shaped handle 11, and this device includes a seat body 10, a handle 11, a pivot 12 and,
It is composed of four members including a spring 13, and each of these members is formed as follows.

(a) The seat main body 10 is a member formed into a rectangular dish shape by the flange plate 10a, the bottom plate 10b, and the oblique bottom 10C. A rectangular notch hole 10d is formed through which a base portion 11a (described later) passes.

In addition, cylindrical cap nuts 10e are protruded from the top and bottom of the back side of the bottom plate 10b, and bifurcated bearings on which a pivot 12 is mounted are mounted at the top and bottom ends of the back side of the bottom plate 10b. 10 f and the stepped portion 10 on which the lower end of the spring 13 is hooked.
g is provided protrudingly.

(b) Handle 11 An inverted T-shaped grip portion 11 b is formed in the lower half, and an insertion portion for the pivot 12 and the upper end of the spring 13 are formed on the back side of the swing base 11 a forming the upper half. A protrusion 11C to be hooked is provided in a protruding manner.

Note that the swing base 11a passes through the notch hole 10d and is pivotally attached to the pivot 12, and also allows the handle 11 to be held in a personal position (
In FIGS. 1 to 5a), the front surface of the grip portion 11b is flush with the surface of the collar plate 10a.

(C) Pivot 12 The handle 11 is attached to the bearing 1 of the seat body 10 on the back side of the seat body 10.
It is a fixed shaft pivoted at 0 f.

(d) Spring 13 A folded torque spring made of a spring plate slightly narrower than the thickness of the handle 11, which connects the stepped portion 10g of the seat body 10 and the handle 1.
The hook is matched with the protrusion 11C of 1.

The first handle configured as described above is attached to the bag nut 1.
It is fastened to the seat plate 1 (FIG. 2) of furniture by a mounting screw (not shown) screwed into the seat plate 1, and covers the mounting hole 1a formed in the seat plate 1.

Therefore, in the personal position of the handle 11 (Fig. 5a), the position of the spring hooking point of the protrusion 11C is to the left of the drawing line from the line passing through the step 10g and the pivot 12. Therefore, the handle 11 is biased counterclockwise by the elasticity of the spring 13, and therefore, the handle 11 is in the illustrated position where the back surface of the grip portion 11b abuts the base of the lower bag neck 10e. Retains elasticity.

Next, when you put your hand into the dish-shaped recess of the seat main body 10 and pull the handle 11, the handle 11 will be elastically rotated clockwise from the point where the spring hooking point of the protrusion 11C crosses the line. As a result, the handle 11 is elastically held in the upright position shown in FIG. 5, where the front surface of the swing base 11a abuts against the end surface of the collar plate 10a.

In this way, in the handle of the embodiment, the handle 11 is reliably held in the rotating direction in either the individual position or the standing position. The handle 11 can be used freely at any time, and when it is in a personal position,
The handle 11 does not float unnecessarily.

Second embodiment device (see Figures 6 to 10) This is:
This is an example of a device applied to a horizontally long U-shaped handle 21, and this device is composed of a seat main body 20, a handle 21, a pair of left and right pivots 22, and a pair of left and right springs 23. These members are each formed as follows.

(a) The seat main body 20 consists of a flange plate 20a, a bottom plate 20b, and a slope of 20C.
d is opened, and on the back side of the seat main body 20,
A bag neck (20e), a pair of bearing portions 2Of, and a pair of step portions 20g are molded, and the manner in which they are formed is the same as in the above-mentioned embodiment.

(b) Handle 21 Horizontal grip part 21b and each swinging base 21 at both left and right ends
Further, a protrusion 21C is provided protruding from the back side of the swing base 21a.

Note that the front surface of the handle 21 is flush with the surface of the collar plate 203.

(C) Pivot 22 and spring 23 The aspect of the pivot 12 and spring 13 is the same as described above.

The second handle device having this configuration is attached to the seat plate of the furniture by means of the attachment screw 2 (FIG. 8) screwed into the bag nut 20e.

In this handle, as shown in FIG. 10, when the handle 21 is in the individual position (Fig. In b), it is placed to the right of the line of thought C.

Therefore, the handle holding operation in the device of the second embodiment is similar to that of the first embodiment.
This is the same as in the embodiment.

As described above, according to the handle of the present invention, the grip part of the handle is sunk into the recess of the seat main body, the swinging base of the handle is pivoted to the back side of the main body, and the spring bias is applied. According to
The handle is pressed and held in either the personal position or the standing position, and the spring is provided on the back side of the seat body, so the seat body can be used for furniture, etc. By attaching one spring to the recess in the plate surface of the handle, the spring will not hit your fingertips when operating the above-mentioned handle, or the spring will not come off due to a child's mischief, etc., thereby increasing the ease of handling and safety of this type of handle. It has the practical effect of improving

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a handle showing a first embodiment of the present invention;
Figure 2 is a side view of the same, Figure 3 is a rear view of the same, Figure 4 is a
1, FIG. 5a is a side sectional view of FIG. 1, FIG. 5 is an operation diagram of FIG. 5a,
6 is a front view of the handle of the second embodiment, FIG. 7 is a side view of the same, FIG. 8 is a plan view of the same, FIG. 9 is a rear view of the same, and FIG.
Figure a is a side sectional view taken along the line X--X in Figure 6, and Figure 10 is an operational view of Figure 10a. 1a...Mounting hole, 10.20...Seat body, 10d, 20S...Notch hole, 11.
21... Handle, 11 a, 21 a...
... Swinging base, 11 b, 21 b ... Grip section, 12.22 ... Pivot, 13.23 ...
·Spring.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It is formed by integrally molding a seat main body in the shape of a generally uneven plate with a recess formed on the surface and a notch hole formed in a part of the recess, a swinging base and a grip part, and the swinging base is formed with the notch hole. The grip portion is protruded toward the back side of the seat main body and is pivoted to the back surface of the seat main body by a pivot, and the grip portion is installed in the surface recess of the seat main body, and the handle is opposed to the handle with the pivot shaft in between. Both ends are locked between a part of the outer wall of the swinging base and a part of the back surface of the seat main body, and the grip part of the handle is held in the surface of the seat main body or in a protruding position. A leaf spring that causes
A handle characterized by comprising: