JPS6012456Y2 - Hanging equipment - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a hanging device that is driven into walls, pillars, etc. for hanging clocks, picture frames, etc.

In the past, different hangers were attached depending on whether the hanger was to be attached to a pillar or to a wall made of wood or concrete.

For this reason, multiple hangers were required.

The present invention eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks and provides a hanging fixture that can be used on pillars and on wooden or concrete walls.One embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In Fig. 1, numeral 1 denotes a hanging tool, which is made of iron, alloy steel, or the like.

The hanger 1 has a nail-shaped part 2 with a sharp tip on one side (left side),
A hardening process is performed to increase the hardness, and a threaded portion 3 with a larger diameter than the nail-shaped portion 2 is formed in the middle.

The nail-shaped portion 2 has a length that is approximately half of the total length of the hanger 1.

A flange portion 4 is formed on the right side of the threaded portion 3, and a shaft-shaped hanging portion 5 is formed on the right side of this flange portion.

The other end has a large diameter screw head 6 that protrudes from the hook 5.

As described above, the hanging tool 1 has a nail-shaped part 2, a threaded part 3, a flange part 4, a hanging part 5, and a screw head 6 sequentially provided from the tip of one side to the other side.

In this embodiment, the nail-shaped portion 2 gradually becomes slightly thicker than the tip, and the groove 2a is defined in the axial direction.

The threaded portion 3 has a larger diameter than the nail-shaped portion 2, and the threads of the wood screw have three to four threads.

The flange portion 4 is used to determine the degree of screwing of the hanger 1.

The hanging part 5 is a small diameter part between the flange part 4 and the screw head 6, and is a part on which a watch, a string for a picture frame, etc. can be hung.

Next, the method of attaching and using the hanger of the present invention will be described based on FIGS. 2 and 3.

Figure 2 shows the hanging fixtures being driven into concrete walls, pillars, etc.

In this case, the screw head 6 may be hammered in with a hammer or the like.

Since the nail-shaped part 2 at the tip of the hanger 1 has been hardened by hardening, the hanger 1 can be driven into concrete walls as well.

When hanging a watch in this state, for example, it may be hung on the threaded part 3 between the flange part 4 and the wall surface, or on the hanging part 5.

Since the nail-like part 2 has a length that is approximately half of the total length of the hanging tool 1,
A clock or the like can be hung by simply driving only the nail-like part 2 into the wall surface.

FIG. 3 shows a state in which the hanger is attached to, for example, a plywood wall.

In this case, the nail-like part 2 is first driven into the wall surface, and then screwed in with a screwdriver until the flange part 4 hits the wall surface.

If you want to hang a watch or the like, you can hang it on the hanging part 5.

Note that the groove formed in the nail-shaped portion is not necessarily required.

Further, the screw head is not limited to the illustrated example, and may be changed as appropriate, such as a countersunk screw, a hexagonal head screw, or a cross-recessed screw.

As described above, according to the present invention, a clock or the like can be hung using a single hanging fixture even on different wall surfaces, so that the number of parts can be reduced.

In addition, when fixing the hanger to the wall using a nail-shaped part, you only need to drive it in to the front of the threaded part, and when fixing it with a threaded part, you only need to screw it in to the flange part, so you can easily check the driving depth and screw-in depth. can.

Furthermore, if the flange part is in contact with the wall surface, the hanging fixture will be difficult to tilt and will not come off easily.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention, with Figure 1 being a front view and Figure 2 being a front view.
, 3 shows the installation state. 1...Hanging tool, 2...Nail-like part, 3...
...Threaded part, 4...Flange part, 5...
...Kake part, 6...Screw head.

Claims (1)

[Claim for Utility Model Registration] A nail-like part, a threaded part, a flange part, a hanging part, and a screw head are provided in this order from the tip of one side to the other, and the nail-like part has a sharp tip and cannot be hardened. The threaded portion has a larger diameter than the nail-shaped portion, the flange portion has a larger diameter than the threaded portion, and the hanging portion has a larger diameter than the nail-shaped portion. A hanger characterized in that the diameter of the screw head is smaller than that of the flange portion, and the diameter of the screw head is larger than that of the hook portion.