JPS5851812Y2 - helmet hook - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a helmet holder, and particularly to a helmet holder that can easily hold a safety helmet used in a factory or the like.

Conventionally, such helmets were hung on nails attached to the wall of an office at a factory or construction site, which required a large wall surface and was unsightly, and the nails could damage clothing.

Therefore, this invention was devised to eliminate these drawbacks, and its embodiment will be explained with reference to the drawings. First, in Fig. 1, 1 is a frame made by bending a pipe or rod with a circular cross section into an approximately semicircular shape. A plurality of these are mounted at predetermined intervals vertically on a stand consisting of a base 2 and vertical bars 3 extending upward from the base 2.

Here, when the cross-sectional shape of a pipe or the like is circular, it includes not only a perfect circle but also an ellipse, an ellipse, and a rectangular cross-section with rounded corners.

It is preferable to select the size of the frame 1 so that when the helmet is inserted with the top facing toward you, it will not slip out completely and the helmet will sink as deep as possible.

The shape of the frame 1 should be as similar to the cross-sectional shape of the helmet H as possible for stability when receiving the helmet H, so strictly speaking, the frame 1 should be slightly smaller than a semicircle. Desirable.

To give a specific example, while the string portion 1a is 24 to 25 cm, the distance from the top of the arc portion 1b to the string portion 1a is 14 to 25 cm.
15cm, which in this case is about 4 of the diameter of the helmet.
0% appears below frame 1.

Note that the frame 1 may be manufactured by plastic molding or other methods as long as it has the above shape.

Further, when the frame 1 is made of metal, if it is covered with a plastic film, the paint on the surface of the helmet will not peel off due to friction when the helmet is inserted.

Instead of the case in Figure 1 above, frame 1 is shown in Figure 2.
If two rows are provided back to back around the vertical bar 3, twice as many helmets can be stored.

FIG. 3 shows still another embodiment of the present invention, in which two vertical bars 3, 3 are extended substantially parallel upward from a substantially H-shaped leg portion 4 formed of a pipe or the like. It is of a stand type in which a plurality of frames 1 similar to those of the above embodiment are attached to vertical bars 3, 3 at predetermined intervals vertically.

In addition, Fig. 4 shows a type of wall hanging, in which a plurality of frames 1 are mounted vertically at predetermined intervals on two approximately parallel vertical bars 3, 3, and the upper ends of the vertical bars 3, 3 are protruding piece 5 having a hole in;
5, and the projecting pieces 5, 5 are engaged with a hook member attached to a wall surface or crosspiece to be hung on a wall surface or the like.

In the case of the embodiments shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, if the interval between the vertical bars 3, 3 is made shorter than the length of the chord part 1a of the frame 1 as shown, the stored helmet can be In the figure of the edge of )H, the lower part contacts the vertical bars 3, 3, so Hermetz)H does not sway any further.

Note that the shape of the vertical bar 3, the mounting position of the frame 1, etc. can be changed in various ways depending on the place of use and design requirements.

As described above, the helmet hanger of the present invention includes the base 2, the legs 4, the protrusions 5, 5, etc. that support the one or more rods 3 so as to be positioned in the vertical direction. It is characterized in that it is provided with a support means and is further equipped with a plurality of substantially semicircular frames 1, and the helmet (H) can be easily received by simply inserting the helmet (H) vertically into the frame 1 with its top facing toward you. It is also easy to remove and looks good.

If the frame 1 is formed of a pipe or the like having a circular cross section, the surface of the helmet H will not be scratched when inserted into the frame 1.

In this case, the effect will be even greater if the frame 1 is covered with a plastic film.

Furthermore, since this is different from the conventional system in which many nails protrude from the wall, clothes will not be torn by the nails.

In addition, if the stand system is adopted, it can be used in any location, and when the frame is set back to back with the rod at the center, it is possible to store a large number of helmets without taking up much space, etc. This idea is extremely useful. It is highly practical and excellent.

In addition, since the frame 1 that receives the helmet (H) always maintains a constant shape, it is extremely convenient for storing the helmet (H).
Moreover, it has the effect of being excellent in stability in a stored state.

Moreover, since the frame 1 is attached to one or more rods 3, even if it is hung on a wall, there is at least the thickness of the rods 3 between the upper edge of the stored helmet H and the wall surface. Since the gap between the helmets is always maintained, when taking out the stored helmet, you can insert your fingertips into this gap and grasp the upper edge of the helmet, making it convenient to take out the helmet. .

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 to 4 are perspective views showing different embodiments of this invention. In the figure, 1...frame, 3...vertical bar.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] This helmet hanger is characterized in that one or more rods 3 are provided with support means for supporting the one or more rods 3 so as to be positioned in the vertical direction, and further a plurality of substantially semicircular frames 1 are attached.