JPS6142965Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is a series of staples used to fasten cords to floors, walls, window frames, etc. in indoor electrical work, etc., to increase work efficiency. Regarding the staple connector used,
This is to more efficiently staple cords.

Traditionally, this type of staple has not been used as a connector, but is simply carried around in a waist bag, etc., and when necessary, is taken out of the waist bag, held over a cord with the tip of a finger, and struck with a hammer. It was hot. Therefore, the staples are small and difficult to grasp, the staples often need to be installed at high places and are easily lost, and when taking them out of a waist bag, etc., it is necessary to use both hands to correct the direction of installation, resulting in poor work efficiency and Ta. Well, since you hold it by covering it with your fingertips, it has the disadvantage that you can easily hit it with your hammer finger.

The staple connecting body of this invention eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional example, and is characterized by holding a plurality of staples in a band-shaped connecting body and having a cord insertion hole bored at one end of the connecting body. It is something to do.

An embodiment of the staple connector of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In FIGS. 1 and 2, reference numeral 1 denotes a belt-shaped connecting body, and a plurality of staples 2 are held at predetermined intervals on this belt-shaped connecting body 1 with their needle tips passing through them. Reference numeral 11 denotes a cover made of plastic or the like that covers the head of the staple 2. Since the lower end of the cover 11 comes into contact with the upper surface of the band-shaped connecting body 1, the staple 2 is always inserted into the band-shaped connecting body 1 at a constant depth. The tip of the needle is inserted and held neatly at a predetermined height.

A pair of insertion holes 3 are formed in one end of the band-shaped connecting body 1 in the length direction. A cord 4 is inserted into the insertion hole 3 between the insertion holes 3a and 3b so that it appears on the upper surface. The connecting body 1 is attached so as to protrude from the other end of the band-shaped connecting body 1 between the connecting bodies 1 and 1.

The insertion holes 3a, 3b are formed so as to be easily opened by making a notch 5 from the end of the connector 1, so that the cord 4 can be quickly inserted into the insertion hole 3 even if it has a plug at its end.

Next, the operation of the staple connector of this invention will be explained. A cord 4 is attached to a belt-shaped connector 1 holding a plurality of staples 2 by passing it through an insertion hole 3 made in the connector, and the cord 4 is stretched between both needle tips of each staple 2 to form a belt-shaped connector. A cord 4 is held along the connector 1. In this state, lay the cord 4 at a predetermined position, slide the strip-shaped connector 1 in the insertion hole 3, move the strip-shaped connector 1 to an appropriate position on the cord 4, and remove the staple 2 from the end. Hit with a hammer.

Next, the strip-shaped connector 1 is cut at the perforation 6 formed in the middle of each staple 2, and the strip-shaped connector 1 is moved to the next position. Repeat the above operations.

As the band-shaped connecting body 1, a soft sheet of cardboard or plastic is used. In particular, when a plastic sheet such as nylon is used, there is no need to remove the band-shaped connecting body 1 from above the cord 4, and the above-mentioned Together with the cover 11, it has a double insulation effect.

The staple connecting body of this invention holds a plurality of staples 2 of the band-shaped connecting body 1 as described above, and has an insertion hole 3 for the cord 4 formed at the end of the band-shaped connecting body 1. The cord 4 is inserted into the insertion hole 3 to attach the cord 4 to the belt-shaped connecting body 1, and a plurality of staples 2 holding the belt-shaped connecting body 1 at a predetermined interval are driven onto the cord 4 for easy operation. This allows the Cord 4 to be attached to floors, walls, window frames, etc., dramatically improving the efficiency of indoor electrical work.

In addition, since the band-shaped connector 1 slides using the cord 4 held between the tips of each staple 2 as a guide, the staple 2 can be accurately held on the cord 4 in its position and angle without any special tools. You can type it in easily. Moreover, there is no risk of hitting the tip of the finger with a hammer at that time.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the staple connecting body of this invention, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged side view showing a state in which a cord 4 is held along the band-shaped connecting body 1. 1... Band-shaped connector, 2... Staple, 3...
...Insertion hole, 4...cord.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. A staple connecting body characterized in that a plurality of staples 2 are held in a band-shaped connecting body 1, and an insertion hole 3 for cords 4 is bored at one end of the connecting rod 1. . 2. A staple connector according to claim 1, wherein a pair of insertion holes 3 for cords 4 are formed in a lengthwise direction of the connector 1. 3. The staple connector according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the insertion hole 3 for the cords 4 is formed in one end of the connector 1 so as to be openable.