JPS5925825Y2 - elevator car - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an elevator car in which a protective curtain is provided on the side plate of the elevator car.

Conventionally, the method of fixing the car side plate protection curtain was to lock the upper end of the protective curtain to the retaining part of the fixing fittings provided in one stage around the side plate near the ceiling surface.
If you use a fan installed inside the basket, the lower part of the curtain that is not pressed down may shake, or if you move the item with the curtain sandwiched between the basket and the side panel, the surface of the side panel may be exposed. The surface was easily soiled and scratched.

As a means to prevent this downward shaking and displacement, it is conceivable to provide a fixing metal fitting below as well.

However, if the fixing metal fittings provided at the bottom are the same as in the past, they will remain protruding outward, creating a drawback that it will be dangerous after the protective curtain is removed.

This invention was made to improve the above-mentioned drawbacks.
The gist of this is to provide at least two levels of fixing metal fittings with engaging parts in the vertical direction, including the top and bottom ends of the side panels, and to retract at least the lower level of fixing metal fittings at all times, only when fitting into holes provided in the protective curtain. It is movably provided in a direction perpendicular to the side plate so as to protrude inward.

The present invention will be explained below based on the drawings of one embodiment.

1 is the car door, 2 is the floor, 3 is the ceiling, and 4 is the side plate, and the car is made up of these.

5a is a conventional fixing metal fitting provided on the upper stage, and is attached to the side plate 4.
It is always in a protruding state, and a retaining part is formed in the protruding part.

5b is a newly added fixing metal fitting, and this metal fitting 5b
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, it is fixed by passing through a hole provided in the side plate 4 and screwing into a seat hole made of, for example, a nut provided on the back surface of the side plate 4.

That is, this fixture 5b includes a head 5f having a groove 5b on its surface, a screw portion 5g, a pull-out stopper 5e provided at the tip of the screw portion 5g, and a rubber seat 5C adhesively fixed to the back surface of the head. The head portion 5f is composed of the above-mentioned head portion 5f.

On the other hand, the protective tension tensioner 6 has a length that spans almost the entire height of the side plate 4, and as shown in FIG. is provided.

To attach this protective curtain 6 to the side plate 4, insert a coin or the like into the groove 5d of the middle and lower fixing metal fittings 5b and rotate them so that they protrude outward by a dimension A. Next, attach the protective curtain to the hole 9. , each fixing metal fitting 5a.

5b, and then screw in the fixing fittings 5b to fix the protective curtain.

When removing the protective curtain, perform the reverse operation, and finally fix the fixing fittings 5b tightly to the four sides of the side panels.

According to this embodiment, the protective curtain 6 can be made to protrude into the car only when in use, and can be tightly fixed to the side plate 4 after use.
The risk of harm to passengers can be greatly reduced.

In addition, since the head of the fixing fitting is semicircular, it will not cause any harm even if the human body comes into contact with it.

Furthermore, by providing the nut 1-56 as a stopper, in the event that the head of the fixture is damaged, it can be easily replaced by removing this nut 5e.

FIG. 4 shows another embodiment of the present invention, in which the fixing fitting 5'b
is inserted through the side plate 4, and is always in close contact with the surface of the side plate 4 by a spring 10 provided between the side plate 4 and the oak -5d.

When installing the protective curtain 6, hold the head 5f of the fixture 5'b and pull it outward against the spring 10, and then fit it into the hole 9.

According to this embodiment, there is no need to rotate the fixture.

Further, in each of the above embodiments, the protective curtain 6 is provided with a hole 9, but in order to reinforce the hole 9, it is preferable to provide a reinforcing ring on the edge of the hole 9 in actual use.

The above is an explanation of the present invention. According to the present invention, since the protective curtain is supported by two or more upper and lower fixing brackets, not only will the lower part not lift or shift, but after the curtain is removed, the fixing brackets can be attached to the side panels. Because it remains in close contact with the surface, it achieves remarkable effects such as greatly reducing the degree of harm to passengers.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the interior of the elevator car, Fig. 2 is a side view showing the structure of the fixing fittings that form the main part of the invention, and also shows the relationship between the fixing fittings and the side plate. FIG. 4 is a front view of the protective curtain, and FIG. 4 is a side view corresponding to FIG. 2 showing another embodiment of the present invention. 4...Side plate, 5a...Fixed fixture, 5b...Movable fixture, 5C...
Rubber seat, 5d... Groove, 5e... Nut, 6... Protective curtain, 7... Seat, 1
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Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A plurality of fixing fittings each having a retaining part are provided near the ceiling surface of an elevator car side plate, and the upper end of the protective curtain is locked to the retaining part of the fixing fitting, so that the protective curtain is hung over almost the entire height of the side plate. In a lowered elevator car, a plurality of fixing fittings having retaining parts are provided near the floor surface of the side plate, and the fixing fittings are usually retracted and the protective curtain is sometimes attached in a direction perpendicular to the side plate so as to protrude inside the car. An elevator characterized in that the protective curtain is movably provided, and a hole is provided at a location corresponding to the movably provided fixing fitting of the protective curtain, and a retaining portion of the fixing fitting corresponding to the hole is fitted. Cart.