JPS6123480Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a drawer-type pot stand suitable for use in vehicles such as automobiles.

An example of a conventional car tip holder is US Pat. No. 3,606,112. As shown in Fig. 1, this U.S. patented pot holder has a table 2 attached to a part of an automobile instrument panel 1 so that it can be pulled out horizontally, and a container such as a pot can be inserted into this table 2. Through-holes 3, 3 are formed, and a U-shaped belt-shaped support member 4 is fixed upwardly below each through-hole 3, so that a container such as a pot 5 inserted into the through-hole 3 can be held therein. It was composed of

However, in the tip holder configured to be able to be pulled out as described above, the inserted tip 5 can be stably held as the depth of the support member 4 that supports the tip increases, but the depth of the support member 4 increases. If it is deep, the overall height (thickness) of table 2
becomes so large that it cannot be stored inside the instrument panel 1, so it has to be hung as in this patent. Furthermore, if the depth of the support member 4 is made shallow in order to allow the table 2 to be housed within the instrument panel 1, there is a problem in that support for the tip 5 becomes unstable while the vehicle is running.

This idea was devised by focusing on the above-mentioned problems, and is formed by one plate-like member for each of the upper and lower parts, and is supported at the front end of the vehicle so that the rear part of the vehicle can be expanded. The plate-like member is attached to a mounting panel provided on the vehicle body so as to be movable in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle and in the horizontal direction, and when stored in the mounting panel, the plate-like member is overlapped and moved from the mounting panel. When pulled out in the rear direction of the vehicle, either the upper member or the lower member of the plate-like member is rotated or translated,
The upper member is provided with at least one through hole through which a container such as a pot can be inserted, and the lower member is provided with a container support portion that can support the bottom of the container. In particular, when the plate-like member is stored (when not in use), the overall thickness becomes thinner, allowing it to be stored extremely compactly in a mounting panel such as an instrument panel, and the plate-like member can be pulled out for use. To provide a pot holder for a vehicle in which a container support part of a lower member is separated from a through hole of an upper member and becomes deeper so that the pot can be stably held.

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

FIG. 2 shows a first embodiment of the present invention, in which reference numeral 6 denotes a storage case that is horizontally disposed and fixed within the mounting panel 1 such as an instrument panel, and the storage case 6 has both side walls 6a. Slide springs 7 are each fixed to the inner surface with rivets or the like. The slide spring 7 is composed of a slider 7b having a tapered slide guide surface 7a, and a spring 7c that clamps an end of a table 8, which is an upper member described later, between the slider 7b and the slider 7b. The table 8, which is the upper member, is installed in the storage case 6 so that it can be pulled out horizontally.
Tapered slide surfaces 8a, 8a that can come into contact with the guide surface 7a of the slider 7b are formed on both sides, and the table 8 is configured to be able to slide while being held at both sides by the slide spring 7. A stopper 8b is provided at the rear end of the slide surface 8a to abut against the slider 7b to prevent the table 8 from coming off. or,
The table 8 has through holes 3, 3 through which a container such as a pot can be inserted.

Next, reference numeral 9 denotes a holding plate which is a lower member rotatably attached to the lower surface of the table 8, and this holding plate 9 has the through holes 3 of the table 8,
Semi-elliptic notches 9a, 9a are formed corresponding to 3, and a downwardly slanted side portion 9 is formed at the rear end.
b is formed, and hinge pins 10, 10 are attached to the base of this inclined side part 9b, and these hinge pins 10, 10 are pivotally supported by bearing parts 11, 11 provided at the rear end of the lower surface of the table 8, The holding plate 9 can rotate vertically around the hinge pins 10, 10. Further, a plurality of bearings 12 are provided at the front end of the upper surface of the holding plate 9, and the bearings 12 include:
Container support part 1 that can be engaged with the above-mentioned notches 9a, 9a
A container support member 13 having 3a and 13a is rotatably attached by a hinge pin 14. This container support member 13 is connected to the hinge pin 14.
The rotational position is regulated by the shoulder portions 13b on both sides of the holding plate 9 coming into contact with the plate upper surface 9c on both sides of the bearing portion 12 of the holding plate 9.

Furthermore, a handle 15 is provided on the front edge of the container support member 13. Further, locking claws 16, 16 protruding downward are provided at the edges of the through hole 3 on the lower surface of the table 8, and the locking claws 16,
Notch 9a of the holding plate 9 corresponding to 16
Engagement recesses 17, 17 are formed in the edges of the retaining plate 9, and when the holding plate 9 is rotated upward,
This engagement recess 17 is engaged with the locking pawl 16, and the holding plate 9 is configured to be locked to the lower surface of the table 8.

Next, the operation of the tip holder constructed as described above will be explained with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4.

FIG. 3 shows a state in which the stand, that is, the table 8 is housed in the storage case 6, and the holding plate 9 is locked to the lower surface of the table 8 by a locking claw 16. From this state, pull out the table 8 horizontally by hooking your hand on the handle 15, then pull the handle 15 downward to remove the holding plate 9 from the locking claw 16, as shown in FIG. like,
The holding plate 9 rotates downward around the hinge pin 10, and the inclined side portion 9b at the rear end comes into contact with the lower surface of the table 8, making it impossible to rotate any further. Then, when you release your hand from the handle 15, the container support member 13
rotates in the opposite direction to the holding plate 9 due to its own weight, and the shoulder portion 13b abuts against the plate upper surface 9c of the holding plate 9 and stops in a substantially horizontal position. In this state, as shown in FIG.
When the tip 5 is inserted further, the tip 5 comes into contact with the container support portion 13a and is supported, and is surrounded by the periphery of the through hole 3, making it difficult to fall down.

On the other hand, when storing the pot holder, contrary to the above, grasp the handle 15, lift and rotate the holding plate 9, engage the locking claw 16, and join the holding plate 9 to the lower surface of the table 8. , by locking it, making the whole thinner, and then pushing it into the storage case 6.

FIG. 5 shows a second embodiment of the present invention.
A container support part 18 is integrally formed at the end of the holding plate 9, that is, directly below the through hole 3 of the table 8, and the holding plate 9 rotates downward as shown in the figure to support the container when tilted at a predetermined angle. The angle between the container support part 18 and the holding plate 9 is set so that the part 18 is in a horizontal position. The other configurations and the operation of the tip holder are substantially the same as those of the above embodiment.

Figures 6 to 8 show a third embodiment of the present invention,
Reference numeral 20 denotes a storage case that is horizontally arranged and fixed within the mounting panel 1 such as an instrument panel, and may be a case cover of an ashtray. 22 is an upper member, and a lower member 24 is disposed on the lower surface of this upper member 22. The upper member 22 has a fixing part 3 having a through hole 30 into which a screw 28 that can be screwed into a female thread 26 formed in the lower member 24 can be inserted and removed.
2, a through hole 34 through which a container such as a pot can be inserted;
34, and a thin hinge 38 on the fixing part 32 and the holding part 36,
It consists of a connecting part 40 connected via 39.
The lower member 24 is attached to both side walls 20 of the storage case 20.
A stopper 42 that can be engaged with the recess 21 of a is protruded from the bottom surface, and a container support part 44 for supporting the bottom of a container such as a pot is carved into the top surface. 46 is
A locking portion protruding around the container support portion 44 on the upper surface of the lower member 24.
The lower ends of the springs 48, which are respectively pressed against the peripheries, are supported. 50 is the holding part 3 of the member 22 whose one end is on the upper side.
6 with a screw 52, and the other end is connected to the lower member 2.
A stopper arm 56 is a handle provided at the front end of the lower member 24.

Next, the action will be explained.

The state shown in FIG. 7 is a state in which the upper and lower members 22 and 24 are stored in the mounting panel 1, the spring 48 is compressed, and both members 22 and 24 are overlapped with each other by the storage case 20. securely held. Next, when the handle 56 is pulled out as shown in FIG. will be separated from each other. At this time, in order to prevent the holding part 36 from rising too much, the stopper arm 50 stops rising at a certain amount.

FIG. 9 shows an example in which a leaf spring 60 is provided on the upper surface of the thin hinge 38 between the fixing portion 32 of the upper member 22 and the connecting portion 40 instead of the spring 48.

As explained above, this invention is formed by one plate-like member on each of the upper and lower sides, and the plate-like members, which are supported at the front end of the vehicle so that the rearward part of the vehicle can be expanded, are attached to the vehicle body. It is mounted on a mounting panel so as to be movable in the longitudinal direction and horizontal direction of the vehicle, and when stored in the mounting panel, it is overlapped, and when pulled out from the mounting panel in the rear direction of the vehicle. Either the upper member or the lower member of the plate-like member is rotated or translated so as to be separated vertically, and the upper member has at least one through hole through which a container such as a pot can be inserted. Since the lower member is provided with a container support part that can support the bottom of the container, the overall thickness is reduced when stored (when not in use), making the instrument panel extremely compact. Since it can be stored inside the mounting panel of the
When the plate-shaped member is pulled out and used, the container supporting portion of the lower member is far away from the upper member and becomes deeper, so that it is possible to hold a container such as a pot very stably.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of a conventional vehicle tip holder, FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing an embodiment of the vehicle tip holder according to the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a storage state showing its operation. 4 is a sectional side view of the same in its drawn-out state, FIG. 5 is a sectional side view showing the second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 6 is an exploded view of the third embodiment of the present invention. A perspective view, FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional side view of the stored state showing its effect, FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional side view of the drawn-out state showing the effect, and FIG. 9 is a drawn-out state showing the fourth embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1... Mounting panel (instrument panel), 3, 34... Through hole, 5... Container (cottop), 8, 22... Upper member, 9, 24... Lower member, 13a, 18 , 44... Container support section.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The plate-like members, which are formed into one upper and lower plate-like member and are supported at the front end of the vehicle so that the rear end of the vehicle can be expanded, are attached to mounting panels provided on the vehicle body. The upper part of the plate-like member or Either one of the lower members is separated vertically by rotation or translation, the upper member is provided with at least one through hole through which a container such as a pot can be inserted, and the lower member A pot holder for a vehicle, characterized in that a container support portion capable of supporting a bottom portion of the container is provided.