JPS6024456Y2 - Hanger for spraying - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a banger used when spraying a processing liquid onto clothing, etc. for waterproofing, resin processing, softening, fluorescent bleaching, etc.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, spraying of a processing liquid onto clothing is carried out by spreading the clothing on a table and then turning it inside out.

On the other hand, automated devices capable of continuous processing have been developed to improve processing efficiency, prevent uneven processing, and simplify work, but when conventional bangers are used, they tend to cause wrinkles on clothes and overlapping processing surfaces. Uneven machining and machining omissions may occur.

The present invention eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks of conventional bangers, and aims to provide a banger that does not cause wrinkles or overlap of processed surfaces for clothes of various sizes within a certain range.

That is, in the present invention, a hanging rod having a hook portion at the upper end, shoulder parallel rods that are parallel to each other at a certain interval are fixed to the hanging rod, and at least a chevron-shaped member is attached in the center of the parallel rod. The above-mentioned suspended brush row rond is attached to extend upwardly and laterally, and has a U-shaped member slidably attached to both ends of the shoulder-parallel rod, and a brush row rond that is parallel to it at a constant interval. It is movably attached to a rod, and consists of a plurality of body frame parts with U-shaped members slidably attached to both ends of the body frame parts.
Automatic spraying is a banger that can be used both on the device and when spraying by holding the spray nozzle in your hand.

Therefore, according to the present invention, clothes and the like can be hung in an orderly manner similar to that worn by humans, with no wrinkles and no overlapping of processed surfaces.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention, in which a body frame part 5 and a plurality of body frame parts 7 are attached to a hanging rod 3 having a rotatable hook part 1 at the upper end.

The trunk frame part 5 has hollow shoulder-parallel rods 9 that are parallel to each other fixedly fixed to the hanging rod 3 at regular intervals, and at the center of the shoulder-parallel rods 9 there is an upwardly projecting chevron-shaped member 11, 13 and a side wall. A chevron-shaped member 15 extending over the shoulder is attached, and a U-shaped member 17 is inserted in and out from both ends of the shoulder-parallel rond.

The barrel frame 7 has hollow brush row rods 19 that are parallel to each other at regular intervals and are movably attached to the suspension rod 3 by thumbscrews 21, and U-shaped members 17 are attached at both ends of the brush row rods 19. is inserted and removed freely.

Two direction determining pieces 22 are attached between the attachment portion of the hook portion 1 of the hanging rod 3 and the attachment portion of the trunk frame portion 5 in different positions and directions.

The perspective view of FIG. 2 shows the state in which the Japanese clothes are hung according to the above embodiment of the present invention.

The U-shaped member 17 of the torso frame part 5 is put in and taken out so that the outside of the Japanese clothing 23 and the shoulders are in the same state as when the wearer stretches both arms horizontally.

At this time, if you pull the sleeve tips and collar appropriately, the chevron-shaped members 11, 13,
15 can be adjusted so that wrinkles do not form on the collar and the front ends of the left and right collars do not overlap.

Next, the U-shaped member 17 of the torso frame 7, which has been fixed at an appropriate position in advance with consideration to the length of the Japanese clothing, is taken in and out so that the left and right front portions of the Japanese clothing are slightly in contact with each other.

Then, the hanger on which the Japanese clothes, etc. are hung as described above is hung on a hook having a guide that the direction determining piece 22 comes into contact with, and the spray is applied by a hand-held spray nozzle, or the automatic continuous spray shown in Fig. 3 is applied. placed in the device.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of an automatic spraying device 51, which is generally divided into a spraying chamber 53 and a drying chamber 55, and a chain 57 that forms an alternating ring between these two chambers and the outside thereof.
is continuously moving upward by a plurality of sprockets 59.

A hook 61 is attached to the chain 57, as shown in FIG. 2, and the hook 1 is hooked onto this.

A guide plate 63 on which a predetermined direction determining piece 22 slides is provided below the chain 57.

For spraying, a large number of spray nozzles 65 are arranged in two vertical rows facing each other in the chamber 53.

A large number of slits 67 for blowing out hot air are provided in the wall of the drying chamber 55.

In the automatic spraying process, the Japanese clothes, etc., hung by the hanger of the embodiment of the present invention outside the device 51 enter the chamber 53 and are sprayed with the processing liquid, and then enter the drying chamber 55. It is dried with hot air and then released outside.

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, it is possible to hang clothes without requiring any skill to perform the work, without causing wrinkles or overlapping of processed surfaces, and spraying allows processing to be carried out efficiently. It is something.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which Japanese clothes are hung on the hanger of the embodiment shown in the figure, and FIG. 3 is a plan view of an automatic continuous spraying device in which the hanger of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 can be used. 1...Hanging part, 3...Hanging rod, 5...Body frame part, 7...Body frame part, 11
...Upper chevron member, 15...Side chevron member, 17...U-shaped member, 53...
Spraying room, 55...Drying room, 57...
··chain.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. A hanging rod having a hook portion at the upper end, parallel shoulder rods that are parallel to each other at a certain interval are fixed to the hanging rod, and a mountain is attached to the center of the shoulder parallel rod. A brush rod that is parallel to and spaced apart from a body frame portion in which a mold member is attached so as to protrude at least upwardly and laterally, and a U-shaped member is slidably attached to both ends of the shoulder-parallel rond. A spray banger comprising a plurality of body frame parts, each of which is movably attached to the hanging rod, and a U-shaped member is slidably attached to each end of the body frame part. 2. The spray banger according to claim 1, wherein the hanging rod has a direction determining member attached perpendicularly to the upper part of the hanging rod.