JPS5919081Y2 - Panel pulling jig - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention is a panel pulling jig, more specifically, a panel pulling jig, specifically, the purpose of this invention is to pull one panel or each other to close the gaps between panels that occur when laying architectural panels such as roof panels and floor panels. This invention relates to a jig for more securely fixing panels by screw nailing, etc.

Several types of jigs have been devised for use in pulling together panels as described above, but none are easy to use, have sufficient practical effects, and have a simple structure.

For example, there is a jig that uses the lever principle to pull panels together by driving spikes into both panels and then pushing a lever.
This jig has the disadvantage that when the lever is pushed down, the panel that is being pulled tends to lift up, and the spikes that have been driven in are easy to pull out.

The present invention provides a panel pulling jig that is easy to use, can reliably achieve the desired purpose, and has a simple configuration.

That is, as described above, the panel pulling jig of the present invention is a jig for eliminating the gap between panels, and as shown in the embodiment of the drawings, the hook body 1 has a spike 2 at the tip of the hook hand. , and the other end 7 of the lever 4, which has a grip part 5 at one end and a spike 6 on one side near the other end, and the spikes 2 and 6 at both ends of the connecting rod 8, facing each other. They are rotatably connected by pins 9 and 9', respectively.

To explain the embodiment in more detail, the connecting rods 8, 8 are arranged at regular intervals in such a manner that they sandwich the proximal end 3 of the hook body 1 and the other end 7 of the lever 4.

There is no problem with one connecting rod 8, but it is better to have two connecting rods 8.
This is preferable in terms of operation and strength of the jig.

Further, the pins 9 and 9' are each fixed to one of the connecting rod 8, the hook body 1, and the lever 4, and are not rotatable relative to the other.

Further, the hook body 1 can be inserted between the connecting rods 8, 8, and the hook body 1 comes into contact with the other end 7 of the lever 4 (the fifth
(see figure) so that it cannot pass between the connecting rods 8, 8, so that when using the jig of the present invention, the jig can be easily removed from the panel after the panel drawing work is completed. It is.

The spike 2 of the hook body 1 is attached to the panel 10.1 to be drawn.
It is driven into one panel 10 of the lever 4.
The spike 6 is driven into the other panel 10', and the angle α between the spike and the hook body 1' and the angle α between the spike 6 and the lever body 4' are both not smaller than 90°. be.

Next, a method of using the jig of the present invention having the above-mentioned structure will be explained along with its effects.

First, as shown in FIG.
The spike 2 is driven into the surface of the face material 11 with a hammer.

Next, the spike 6 of the lever 4 is connected to the panel 1.
0' surface material 11' and a predetermined angle β (approximately the angle as shown in the drawing)
Similarly, drive it into the panel 10' so as to form a shape.

In addition, these driving points are spikes 2 and 6, respectively.
to the gap X is a position where the distance is approximately equal, and the core material 12
, 12' is preferable.

After that, if a force is applied to the grip part 5 of the lever 4 in the direction of arrow a in the figure, the tips of the spikes 2 and 6 will move in a direction that reduces the distance between the tips of the spikes 2 and 6, so that the panel 10 ，
The outer frame members 13', 13 of 10' are attracted to each other, and as a result, the gap X is lost.

After completing the work of pulling the panel, first apply force to the grip part 5 of the lever 4 in the direction of the arrow, and the spike 6 will easily come out of the panel 10' (see Figure 3), and then As shown in Fig. 4, the connecting rod 8 is rotated in the direction of arrow C using the pin 9 as a fulcrum, and the hook body 1 is inserted between the connecting rods 8 and 8' (see Fig. 5). ), when a force is applied to the lever 4 in the direction of arrow d, (at this time, the other end 7 of the lever 4 comes into contact with the tip of the hook body 1, and the mutual relationship between the lever 4, the hook body 1, and the connecting rod 8 is maintains the state shown in FIG.
The spikes 2 easily come out of the panel 10.

According to the jig of the present invention, the lever 4 can be operated extremely easily as it applies the principle of lever, and there is no fear that the spikes 2 and 6 will come off when the panel is pulled. Furthermore, damage to the panel when the spikes 2 and 6 are pulled out can be minimized, and the gap created between the panels can be easily and reliably eliminated.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention, Figures 2 to 5
Each figure is a sectional view showing how the product of the present invention is used. 1...Hook body, 2...Spike, 3...
... Base end (of hook body), 4 ... Lever, 5
...Gripper, 6...Spike, 7...
...Other end (of the lever), 8...Connection rod,
9.9'...pin, 10.10'...panel.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A jig that eliminates the gap between panels that occurs when laying architectural panels such as roof panels by pulling one panel or each other together, the base end of a hook body 1 having a spike 2 in the hook hand at the tip. part 3 and the other end part 7 of the lever 4 which has a grip part 5 at one end and a spike 6 on one side near the other end, and the spikes 2 and 6 are placed opposite each other at both ends of the connecting rod 8, respectively. A panel pulling jig that is rotatably attached via pins 9 and 9'.