JPS6241671Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a hanger used for hanging and arranging clothing such as coats and clothes.

Generally, hangers are used to organize clothing by hanging it on a chest of drawers, for display, or for other purposes. Conventional hangers hang from hooks installed on the hanger arm, and the hanger cannot be moved up and down. Alternatively, it was difficult to arrange the hangers in multiple tiers, posing problems in handling.
In addition, when changing the level of the hanger and fixing it in the middle, a hanger is provided and the hanger is deployed via this hanger, but if a structure and mounting form is adopted to prevent it from slipping and falling off. There were inconveniences such as being complicated and extremely troublesome to change the mounting position or replace.

The object of the present invention is to accurately eliminate these conventional problems and provide a hanger that is easy to handle, can be arranged in multiple stages above and below, and can easily adjust the setting position of the arrangement level.

In the present invention, a hanger arm 1 on which clothing is hung has a casing 2, and at least two or more balls 3, 3... are provided in the casing 2 so as to be able to approach and separate from each other, and between the balls 3, 3... An insertion hole 4 into which a wire or wire W can be inserted from the outside in the axial direction.
A ball holder 5 provided with a ball holder 5 is slidably fitted in the ball holder 5 and is resiliently loaded with a spring 6.
This is a hanger that is characterized by its facing.

In Figures 1 and 2, hanger arm 1
A ball holder 5, which holds at least two or more balls 3, for example two or three balls 3, in a casing 2 attached to the casing 2 so as to be movable in an axial direction perpendicular to the direction in which the balls 3 approach and separate. A tapered cap 9 is provided which holds the ball 3 and has a tapered or conical contact surface 8 with which the ball 3 comes into contact. This ball holder 5 has the balls 3, 3,
A pipe body having an insertion hole 4 between which a wire or a wire W can be inserted from the outside in the axial direction, and the ball insertion hole 5 ₃ is connected to the contact surface 8 of the casing 2.
The cone portion ₅₂ fits into the conical ball contact surface ₈ on the inner surface of the casing 2, and the ball 3 is provided near the opening of the casing 2. The spacing between the balls is constrained to be smaller when the balls are located far from the aperture than when they are far from the opening. The ball holder 5 is constantly pushed toward the contact surface 8 of the casing 2 by a spring 6 built into the casing 2. It is convenient for the spring 6 to be enclosed in the casing 2 by using another member or by attaching a partition piece fixedly or removably.

As the hanger arm 1, it is convenient to use a hook _W1 connected to a wire or a wire W to hook onto a supporting article such as a hook or a rail, or to provide it as a reel member. (not shown) can be attached as appropriate to make it possible to properly and safely fix or adjust the position of the hanging items.In any case, in addition to hanging a jacket, it can also be used as a hanger for skirts, pants, etc. Applicable to the selected type.

Further, the casing 2 is embedded in the hanger arm 1 or is screwed or fixed to the upper or lower part of the hanger arm 1 and has a through hole 1 formed in the hanger arm 1.
0, it is installed in consideration of the arrangement of the ball holder 5 through which the wire W is inserted, but when the fitting hole of the hanger arm 1 is used, the hanger arm 1 becomes the casing. . Furthermore, the ball holder 5 is a hollow cylinder with a spring guide ₅₁ attached thereto, and a spring 6 that presses the ball holder 5 against the contact surface 8 is wound around the spring guide ₅₁ . serves as an insertion hole 4 and is arranged coaxially with the through hole 10 of the hanger arm 1.

Note that it is convenient for the operation of the wire W to have the open end 5' of the ball holder 5 protrude from one end of the casing 2 and come into contact with the casing ₂ , and to form the cone portion 52 as a stepped portion approximately in the center. be.

In the specific example shown in FIG. 3, the spring guide 51 is omitted instead of the example in which the ball holder 5 is provided with a spring guide ₅₁ and the spring ₆ is wound around it, and the contact surface 8 is connected to the casing 2. The tapered main body can also be formed by providing it directly on the inner surface of the main body or by press molding. In this case, the taper cap 9 can be omitted. There is also a type in which a ring with a claw or a washer 11 is screwed into the screw hole 7 as a spring stopper for the spring 6, and the spring 6 is enclosed in the casing 2 as a cover piece having an insertion hole for the wire W, but the configuration shown in the example in Fig. 2 is used. This can also be selected and adopted depending on the form of the tapered contact surface 8.

In the example in Figure 4, a plurality of hanger arms 1 are arranged on the wire W. For example, when a large number of hangers are arranged horizontally, they will be uniform if they are at the same level, but if the level can be changed, the dimensions and thickness of the clothes can be changed. Since it can be changed, you can hang many clothes without adding bulk, making effective use of space. Moreover, hangers can be attached two to three levels above and below. For example, you can hang clothes that you don't normally use on the top hanger, and clothes you use all the time on the bottom, which is convenient for organization and tidying, and greatly improves the display effect in exhibition spaces. This not only saves space, but also makes it convenient to use hanging hangers for different items, such as jackets and pants.

In this case, a member such as a relay ring may be interposed to connect the hook W ₁ and the wire W, or an end member (not shown) may be provided at the end of the wire W to prevent it from coming off. As in the above embodiments, wires or other cables can be used as the wire W.

Alternatively, the casing 2 may be inserted into a hollow hanger 1 mounted on the wire W and fixed with a pipe-shaped lid having a flange, and the lid may also serve as a guide for the open end 5' of the ball holder 5. In this case, the hanger 1 may have a circular cross-section, a square shape, or any other good-looking shape. If necessary, both ends may be left open and a pipe or profiled material may be press-fitted into the hole to use the hanger 1 as a continuous joint member. You can also do it.

However, it is possible to hang the hanger arm ₁ by hooking the wire or wire W with the hanger hook W 1 onto a rail or other supporting metal fittings, and use it to organize clothes and other items. When the wire W is inserted into the insertion hole 4 along the axial direction from the open end 5', the wire W hits the balls 3, 3, 3 and pushes down the ball holder 5 against the spring 6, and the ball contact surface 8
The distance between the balls is widened along the conical surface of the wire W.
is inserted and held between the balls. Thus, when the hanger arm 1 on the wire W is pulled back, the ball holder 5 along with the ball 3 is regulated by the ball contact surface on the conical surface with the open end 5' side narrow, and the wire W is held by a wedge action that narrows the distance between the balls.
The hanger 1 can be fixed on the stretched wire W, which strongly resists the force of pulling it out, and the article attached to the suspended hanger 1 can be supported. In particular, when the clothing is suspended and supported, the weight of the clothing means that the clothing must be firmly tightened at all times to prevent it from being pulled out. In this case, not only the force for pulling out the wire W, but also the force for pushing it in, the force for sliding it in the horizontal direction, and the torque for rotating it around the line connecting the centers of the balls 3, 3, 3. It provides extremely strong resistance and allows the hanger arm 1 to be reliably attached to the wire W at any position.

On the other hand, with the clothes removed from the hanger arm 1 or attached, the ball holder 5 is pushed against the spring 6 to widen the distance between the balls 3, 3, 3, and the hanger arm 1 is slid onto the wire W. It can be easily shifted by doing this, and it can be removed by pulling out the wire W.

A hanger suspended at an arbitrary position in this way can be easily used to support objects.

Note that the upper end of the wire W may be fixed to a ceiling or a wall, or when the lower end is fixed to a floor surface, it may be attached using a receiver.

This invention has a casing on the hanger arm,
At least two or more balls are provided in the casing so as to be able to approach and separate from each other, and a ball holder having an insertion hole through which a wire can be inserted from the outside in the axial direction is slidably fitted between the balls, and the ball holder is fitted with a spring. In addition to being loaded, the hanger can be easily installed at any mounting position by providing a contact surface facing the balls so that the balls are spaced from each other, and can be attached and detached with one touch. The work is extremely simple and quick, greatly improving workability, and compatibility is good.Moreover, the hanger can be moved and arranged in multiple ways, the level can be easily adjusted, and the length and tension can be adjusted over a wide range. It is now possible to properly and safely lock objects, to arrange them in a manner that does not impair the beauty of the surrounding area, and to have a form that can be applied to a wide range of supporting objects of different shapes. It has practical effects such as being highly versatile.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway side view, FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional view at the center of FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a vertical sectional view of the embodiment, and FIG. FIG. 3 is a side view of the device in use. 1...hanger arm, 2...casing, 3
... Ball, 4 ... Insertion hole, 5 ... Ball holder, 6 ... Spring, 7 ... Screw hole, 8 ... Contact surface, W
...Wire, W ₁ ...Futsuk.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. A hanger arm 1 on which clothing can be hung is provided with a casing 2, and in the casing 2 at least two or more balls 3, 3... are provided so as to be able to approach and separate from each other. A ball holder 5 having an insertion hole 4 into which a wire or a wire W can be inserted from the outside in the axial direction is slidably fitted between the balls 3, 3, and is resiliently loaded with a spring 6.
A hanger characterized in that tapered abutment surfaces 8 facing the ball 3 are provided with spaced apart surfaces. 2. The hanger according to claim 1, wherein the casing 2 is a pipe material having a screw hole 7. 3. The hanger according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the casing 2 is embedded or attached to the hanger arm 1 and is provided concentrically with a through hole 10 formed in the hanger arm 1. 4. The hanger according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the casing 2 is removably equipped with a tapered cap 9 having a tapered contact surface 8 on its inner surface. . 5. The ball holder 5 is a hollow cylinder equipped with a spring guide ₅₁ , and a spring 6 that presses the ball holder 5 against the contact surface 8 is wound around the spring guide ₅₁ . A hanger according to any one of claims 1 to 4 as a utility model. 6. The ball holder 5 is a pipe body with an insertion hole 4, and has a cone portion ₅₂ that fits into the abutment surface 8 formed on the inner surface of the casing 2, and the ball insertion hole 5 is formed in the cone portion ₅₂ . Claims 1 to 5 for utility model registration that have _3.
A hanger described in any one of the following paragraphs. 7. Utility model registration claims 1 to 7, wherein the ball holder 5 is a hollow shaft protruding from one end of the hanger arm 1, and the cone portion ₅₁ is formed as a stepped portion approximately in the center. 6
A hanger described in any one of the following paragraphs. 8 The hanger arm 1 has a through hole 1 in the center.
0, and a ball holder 5 is attached to the through hole 10 via the casing 2 so that the ball holder 5 can be freely protruded and retracted into the through hole 10. Hanger.