JPS5929731Y2 - Infusion bottle hanging device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a basket-shaped synthetic resin hanging device used to hang and hold an infusion bottle upside down when administering an infusion such as a Ringer's injection to a patient in a hospital or the like.

The details will be explained below with reference to the embodiment shown in the drawings. The annular part 1 and the small annular part 2 are provided in pairs at the upper and lower ends of two vertical rods 3 that are provided opposite to each other on the left and right, and are suspended from the annular part 1. In a combination of rods 4, a plurality of branches 5 protruding inwardly and upwardly from the small annular portion 2 are all provided at equal intervals, and each branch 5 has a hook portion 5a bent at an acute angle at its tip. It is characterized by forming.

Reference numeral 6 designates an intermediate annular portion, which acts as a buffer to prevent bottles from coming into contact with each other when a hanging device is attached to the bottle body A and a large number of bottles are packaged. Sometimes there isn't.

The hanging rod 4 is normally bent horizontally as shown in Figures 1 and 2, but when the bottle body A is hung upside down, it extends straight.

When the hanger of the present invention is attached to the bottle body A, the annular part 1 and the intermediate annular part 6 fit into the body of the bottle, the small annular part 2 fits into the neck shape of the bottle neck, and the stopper flange fits into the body of the bottle. Since the branch pieces 5 protruding from the small annular part 2 are locked in the part B, they prevent the bottle from coming off, and when the bottle is hung upside down, they come into elastic contact with the shoulder of the bottle and act as a buffer.

In addition, when attaching the hanger to the bottle after manufacturing, the whole process is carried out fully automatically by locking the hook 5a of the support piece 5 to the hook 11 of the lifting conveyor 10, as shown in FIG. Use it for.

To explain with reference to FIG. 4, a large number of hanging tools are stacked in a bamboo shoot shape and are fitted and supported by support rods, and above this there is an elevating conveyor 10, and when a cylinder 12 is actuated, a frame body 1
3 and the hook 11 descends to a predetermined position, the branch pieces 5 are pushed apart and the hook portion 5a engages with the hook 11.

Lower it from above bottle body A, which is then hoisted up and waiting, and cover it with the bottle.

In this state, when the cylinder 14 is next operated to lower the pusher 15, the branch 5 is forcibly pushed and the hook portion 5a is detached from the hook 11.

At the same time, the branch piece 5 is fitted into the stopper flange B of the bottle body A by the forced pushing.

This type of infusion bottle hanger is an integrally molded product made of soft synthetic resin, so it is soft and difficult to grip accurately with a chuck, making it difficult to automate the installation and transportation of the bottle. The idea was to use a branch provided in the small annular part and form a hook that bends at an acute angle at the tip, so it can be attached to the bottle without impairing the original functions of the branch, such as locking onto the bottle and making elastic contact. It can be used for hook locking when automating mounting and conveyance, so it can be easily automated without the need for special accessories or attachments, and since it uses the elasticity of the synthetic resin, it is difficult to lock and unfasten. It can operate smoothly and accurately.

Furthermore, since no extra resin is used, it is also economical.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a front view of the inventive infusion bottle hanging tool, Fig. 2 is a plan view of the same, Fig. 3 a, l), and c are embodiment views of the same main parts;
The figure is a side view of the embodiment in case of automation. 1...Annular part, 2...Small annular part, 3.
... Vertical rod, 4: ... Suspension rod, 5...
Branch piece, 5a... hook part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] An annular portion and a small annular portion are provided integrally at the upper and lower ends of two vertical rods that are provided opposite to each other on the left and right, and a hanging rod is connected to the annular portion, and the small annular portion is inclined inwardly upward. An infusion bottle hanger comprising a plurality of protruding pieces provided at equal intervals, each of which has a hook bent at an acute angle at its tip.