JPS6142417Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a device for preventing belt jamming in a fishing cooler.

The above-mentioned cooler has a lid 2 hinged to a cooler main body 1 as shown in FIG. 4, the belt 3 is placed on the lid body 2 to prevent it from contacting the ground and getting dirty when the lid is opened to take out and take out stored items. However, at this time, the belt 3 may bend and fall down toward the opening of the cooler body 1, and this fallen part may get caught between the cooler body 1 and the lid body 2 when the lid is closed, or the belt 3 may bend or fall down toward the opening side of the cooler body 1. The lid may be closed while sliding into the belt, putting an excessive load on the hinge, which may damage the hinge, or cause cold air to leak from the gap 5 in the belt biting part 3a, reducing the cold insulation effect. There were problems such as a decrease in

Therefore, as a result of studies in view of the above-mentioned problems, the present invention has been developed to create a belt jamming prevention tool that can be easily attached to various existing coolers and has a simple structure that can prevent belt jamming. To explain this in detail based on the illustrated embodiment, the belt jamming prevention tool 6 has a holding part 7 at the base end and a belt insertion part 8 at the distal end, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3. It is made of an elastic material such as rubber into a flat plate shape, and is integrally formed by integral molding or by punching out an elastic plate with a press.

Here, the holding part 7 has two belt insertion holes 7a and 7b arranged vertically and vertically in parallel, and the holes 7
By inserting the belt 3 through a and 7b, the belt 3 is curved against its own elastic force, and the restoring force acts on the belt 3, so that the belt 3 is held at a desired position. .

Further, the belt insertion portion 8 is connected to the belt insertion hole 7.
A belt insertion hole 8a is horizontally formed substantially parallel to the belts a and 7b.

Further, an elastic portion 9 may be formed between the holding portion 7 and the belt insertion portion 8, and in this case, the elastic portion 9 may be made thinner than the holding portion 7 and the belt insertion portion 8, or the elastic portion 9 may be made thinner than the holding portion 7 and the belt insertion portion 8. It is formed narrowly so that it can expand and contract during use, which will be described later.

Therefore, when using this in the above configuration,
As shown in FIG. 3, the belt 3 is inserted into the belt insertion part 4 which is horizontally protruded outward from the opening edge of the cooler body 1 from the bottom wall of the cooler body 1, and is attached to the belt 3 through the two insertion holes 7b and 7a of the holding part 7. The belt 3 is inserted alternately into the holes 8a of the belt insertion portion 8 to be held at the lower part of the belt insertion portion 4, and the belt insertion portion 8 is positioned outside the belt insertion portion 4, and the belt 3 is inserted into the insertion hole 8a of the belt insertion portion 8 to be attached. It will be done.

When attached in this way, the holding part 7 is bent by the belt 3 as shown in the figure, but its own elastic restoring force acts on the belt 3, so that both insertion holes 7a,
It is held on the belt 3 by the frictional force with the hole edge at 7b and does not move in the length direction.

Furthermore, since the jamming prevention device 6 is curved by inserting the belt 3 through the belt insertion portion 8,
Its own elastic restoring force acts on the belt 3, and as a result, the belt 3 is pulled outward from the upper part of the belt insertion part 4 of the cooler, bent outward, and moved away from the joining part 10 of the cooler main body 1 and the lid body 2. It will be done.

Therefore, when the belt 3 is not carried as shown by the solid line in FIG. 3, the tension on the belt 3 is released, so the belt 3 is bent outward as described above and held, so the belt 3 will not be caught even when the lid is closed. There isn't.

Furthermore, when the belt 3 is slung over the shoulder or carried as a handbag, the belt 3 is tensioned, which causes the belt insertion portion 8 to receive an inward and upward force, causing the entire belt or the elastic portion 9 to stretch against its own elasticity, and the belt 3 becomes vertical as shown by the two-dot dashed line in the figure, resulting in the same usage as a normal cooler that does not have a pinch prevention device.

Furthermore, when the tension on the belt 3 is released, the whole or the elastic portion 9 contracts, and as a result, the belt 3 is pulled and bent outward.

In FIG. 3, numeral 11 indicates a hinge.

As explained above, according to the fishing cooler belt jamming prevention device according to the present invention, the belt 3 is inserted into the holding part 7 and held by the belt 3, and the belt 3 is further inserted into the belt insertion part 8 at the tip. By inserting the belt 3, the tension of the belt 3 is released by reducing the entire body or the elastic part 9. When not carried, the belt 3 is pulled to the outside of the cooler and folded to separate the cooler main body 1 and the lid body 2. Since it is kept away from the mating portion 10, it is possible to prevent the belt from getting caught when the lid is closed, and it is therefore possible to avoid damage to the hinge and deterioration of the cold insulation effect caused by the belt getting caught.

In addition, it can be easily used by simply inserting it into the belt 3 of the cooler, and even if the belt width is different, it can elastically deform and absorb it, so it can be used by attaching it to various coolers. It can be manufactured very easily by integral molding or by punching out an elastic plate with a press, so it can be provided at a very low cost.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the cooler, Fig. 2 is a front view showing the belt jamming prevention device for a fishing cooler according to the present invention, and Fig. 3 is a partial cross-section showing the use of the device together with the cooler. FIG. 6 ...Belt jamming prevention device, 7...Holding part, 8
...Belt insertion part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A fishing cooler belt jamming prevention device characterized in that it is integrally formed of an elastic material such as rubber, and has a belt holding part 7 at the base end and a belt insertion part 8 at the distal end.