JPS6315299Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a delivery device for hooks and the like that control the posture of the hooks and the like that are attached to clothing.

When attaching a hook or the like to clothing, if the design drawn on the surface of the hook or the like is oriented inconsistently, it will not look good and the product value will decrease, so it is necessary to align the design in a certain direction.

Conventionally, when attaching hooks etc. to clothes by hand, the person attaching the hooks etc.
I installed it with the design aligned in the same direction, but
If this is to be done mechanically, a device is needed to align the design of the hooks, etc. in a fixed direction.Furthermore, when attaching the hooks, etc. to clothing, it is necessary to change the orientation of the design of the hooks, etc. depending on the position where they are attached. Therefore, a device that can align the design in multiple directions is required.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a groove-shaped transfer path for an object such as a hook, which has an attitude control groove in the depth direction of the recess inside the periphery of the recess. In a delivery device such as a hook, in which a push rod is inserted to move the object placed in the transfer passage in the diametrical direction of the recess along the transfer passage, two or more pieces are attached to the tip of the push rod. The same through-holes are provided vertically at a predetermined interval with their center axes parallel to each other, and the tip is inserted into the recess of the object to be delivered and the inside of the periphery is locked to move the object. , and an attitude control protrusion whose tip part engages the attitude control groove to hold the object in a predetermined attitude by rotation in the circumferential direction as the object moves; A small piece having fixed protrusions provided parallel to the attitude control protrusions at the same intervals as the above-mentioned through-holes is inserted into the above-mentioned one through-hole, and the tip thereof is attached to the push rod. The fixing protrusion is inserted into another through hole to prevent rotation in a horizontal plane, and is removably attached using a fastening member. The object of the present invention is to provide a device for dispensing hooks and the like that can align the design of the hooks and the like in a plurality of predetermined directions. Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically explained with reference to the drawings.

1 to 8 show an embodiment of the present invention, in which 1 is a push rod. The tip 1a of this push rod 1
is provided with a groove 1b, and two or more (four in the embodiment) through holes 1d having the same diameter are vertically formed at predetermined intervals with their central axes parallel to each other. A small claw piece 2 is attached to the upper surface of the tip 1a of this push rod 1.
A lid (fixing member) 3 is placed on the top surface of the claw 2 and fixed with a screw 4. The lower surface of this claw 2 is provided with a peripheral edge 33c by inserting the tip into the recess 33b of the object 33 to be delivered.
The object 33 is moved by locking the inner side of the object 33, and rotation in the circumferential direction accompanying the movement of the object 33 causes the attitude control groove 33d formed in the depth direction of the recess 33b inside the periphery 33c to move. Attitude control protrusion 2a that engages and holds the delivered object 33 in a predetermined attitude
and a fixed protrusion 2b that cooperates with the attitude control protrusion 2a to prevent rotation of the claw 2 in a horizontal plane are arranged parallel to each other at the same interval as the interval between the through holes 1d, 1d. The attitude control protrusion 2a has one through hole 1.
d so that its tip protrudes from the lower surface of the push rod 1, and the fixed protrusion 2b is inserted into another through hole 1d. Since the attitude control protrusions 2a can be inserted into each of two or more (four in the embodiment) through holes 1d, the attitude control protrusions 2a can be inserted into two or more (four in the embodiment) positions. can be placed. Further, a guided body 5 is fixed to the upper surface of the push rod 1 adjacent to the lid 3 with a screw 6, and a notch 5b is provided on the lower surface of an end portion 5a of this guided body 5. The portion 5a projects from the push rod 1.

The push rod 1 has its base end 1c inserted into a groove in the block 7, and is attached with a pin 8 so as to be freely rotatable vertically upward. A recess 7a is formed in the groove of the block 7, and a spring 9 is provided in the recess 7a, which serves to push the push rod 1 downward. A guide rod 11 is inserted through the bearing 10 provided on the block 7. One end of the guide rod 11 is fixed with a rod presser 12 and a rod support 13, and a stopper plate 14 is attached to the other end of the guide rod 11. There is. Further, a stopper 15 is attached to the block 7, and a bolt 17 is screwed to a bracket 16 attached to the rod presser 12, and a nut 18 is screwed to the bolt 17. .

Further, 19 is a base plate, and this base plate 19
The above rod support 13 and guides 20, 2 are installed.
1 and 22 are attached. This guide 20 is provided with an inclined surface 20a, which is inclined to become lower toward the left in FIG. The end portion 5a of the guided body 5 protruding from the push rod 1 moves on the inclined surface 20a of the guide 20. Note that in this embodiment, the guides 20, 2
Although 1 and 22 are separate members, they may be integrated into one member. Furthermore, the base plate 19
A resistance member 24 held down by a holding plate 23 is disposed at , and is pressed to the left in FIG. 5 by a spring 26 whose one end is fixed to a fixing member 25 . This resistance member 24 has a rubber lining 27
It consists of a rubber 28, a lid 29, and a screw 30, and the rubber 28 is connected to a rubber lining 27 and a lid 2.
9 and fixed with screws 30, and the ends of the rubber 28 protrude from the lid 29 and the rubber lining 27. Furthermore, the base plate 19, the rod support 13, and the guides 20, 2
1 and 22, the resistance member 24, and the presser plate 23,
A groove-shaped transfer passage 31 is formed, and the push rod 1
moves onto this transfer path 31.

In addition, the shape of the delivered object 33 such as a hook is
As shown in the figure and FIG.
b, and the attitude control groove 33 is located inside the peripheral edge 33c.
d is provided. The position of this attitude control groove 33d is defined by the design drawn on the surface of the object 33. Furthermore, the diameter of the delivered object 33 is approximately the same as the width of the transfer passage 31.
Furthermore, the object 33 is inserted into a chute 32 that is provided perpendicularly to the transfer passage 31 and in contact with the transfer passage 31 from diagonally above, and this chute 32 is attached to the tip 1a of the push rod 1. The posture control protrusion 2a is the delivered object 33.
It is provided at a position so as to fit into the recess 33b.

Next, the operation of the hook or other delivery device according to the present invention will be explained.

1 and 2 show the state in which the push rod 1 is sent to the left side to send out the object 33, but when the push rod 1 is returned to the right until the block 7 hits the stopper plate 14, the object 33 is sent out. Since the guide body 5 is located at the position indicated by the two-dot chain line shown in FIG. It will be lifted up from the passage 31. At this time,
When the object 33 is inserted into the chute 32, the object 33 slides down along the inclination of the chute 32 and stops on the transfer path 31. Next, the block 7 is moved to the left by driving an air cylinder or the like (not shown). Then, the end portion 5a of the guided body 5
slides down according to the inclination of the inclined surface 20a of the guide 20, so the position of the tip 1a of the push rod 1 descends as it moves leftward. And the push rod 1 is the transfer passage 31
When the push rod 1 touches the ground, the tip 1a of the push rod 1 touches the delivered object 33.
Since the position control protrusion 2a of the claw 2 is positioned above the recess 33b of the object 33, and the groove 1b of the tip 1a of the push rod 1 is positioned above the object 3,
The central shafts 33a of No. 3 are fitted into each of the three central shafts 33a. When the push rod 1 is still sent to the left in this state, the attitude control protrusion 2a attached to the tip 1a of the push rod 1 moves to the periphery of the object 33, as shown in FIG.
3c is locked and pushed to the left, the object 33 begins to move along the transfer path 31 in the diametrical direction of the recess 33b, to the left in FIG. When the delivered object 33 passes through a place where a resistance member is installed on one side of the transfer passage 31, the resistance member 2
4 is pressed to the left by the spring 26 as shown in FIG.
4 and the guide 2 on the other side of the transfer passage 31
2, and due to the difference in resistivity between the resistance member 24 and the guide 22, the delivered object 33
will move to the left while rotating clockwise. Then, the attitude control protrusion 2a of the claw 2 is connected to the attitude control groove 33d of the object 33.
The object rotates until it fits in, and when it does, the object can no longer rotate and simply moves to the left. Finally, when the stopper 15 attached to the block 7 moves to the left until it hits the bolt 17, the push rod 1 stops and the delivered object 33 remains facing in the direction defined by the position of the attitude control projection 2a of the claw 2. It will stop in this state.

If you want to change the position of the attitude control protrusion 2a, remove the screw 4, remove the lid 3, pull out the claw 2 from the tip 1a of the push rod 1, and insert the claw 2 into the through hole 1d at the desired position. Attitude control protrusion 2a
It is sufficient to insert the fixed protrusion 2b, cover the lid 3, and attach it with the screws 4. In this embodiment, since there are four through holes, the posture control protrusions 2a can be inserted in four places, and the direction of the design of the hooks etc. can be changed in four places.

A transfer device such as a hook according to the present invention has a groove-shaped transfer passage for an object such as a hook, which has an attitude control groove in the depth direction of the recess inside the periphery of the recess.
In a delivery device such as a hook, in which a push rod is inserted to move the object placed in the transfer passage with the recess facing upward in the diametrical direction of the recess along the transfer passage, the tip of the push rod includes: Two or more identical through holes are provided perpendicularly at a predetermined interval with their center axes parallel to each other, and the tip is inserted into the recess of the object to be delivered and the inner side of the periphery is locked to cover the object. an attitude control protrusion that moves an object to be sent and that engages a tip end with the attitude control groove to hold the object in a predetermined attitude by rotation in a circumferential direction as the object moves; and the attitude control member. A small piece having a fixed protrusion provided parallel to the attitude control protrusion with the same spacing as the interval between the through holes with respect to the protrusion, the attitude control protrusion is inserted into the one through hole, and the fixed protrusion is fixed. The tip part is made to protrude from the lower surface of the push rod, and the fixing protrusion is inserted into another through hole and is detachably attached using a fixing member while being prevented from rotating in a horizontal plane. This has an excellent effect in that the design of the object to be delivered, such as a hook, can be aligned in a plurality of predetermined directions.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 to 8 show one embodiment of the present invention, with Figure 1 being a front view, Figure 2 being a plan view, and Figure 3 being a plan view.
The figure is a sectional view taken along the - line in Fig. 1, Fig. 4 is a sectional view taken along the - line in Fig. 1, Fig. 5 is a sectional view taken along the - line in Fig. 1, and Fig. 6 is a sectional view taken along the - line in Fig. 1. 7 is a bottom view showing the tip of the push rod, FIG. 8 is a plan view showing the relationship between the tip of the push rod and the object to be delivered, and FIG. 9 is a delivery device such as a hook according to the present invention. FIG. 10 is a sectional view taken along the line - in FIG. 9. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1...Push rod, 2...Small piece (claw), 3...Fixing member (lid), 31...Transfer passage, 33...Object to be sent, 1a...Tip, 1d...Through hole, 2a...
Attitude control protrusion, 2b... Fixed protrusion, 33d... Attitude control groove.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The recess 33 is located inside the periphery 33c of the recess 33b.
Transfer the object 33 placed in the transfer path 31 with the concave portion 33b facing upward to the groove-shaped transfer path 31 for the object 33 such as a hook having an attitude control groove 33d in the depth direction of b. In a delivery device such as a hook, in which a push rod 1 is inserted that moves in the diametrical direction of a recess 33b along a passage 31, two or more identical through holes 1 are inserted at the tip 1a of the push rod 1.
d and 1d are vertically provided at a predetermined interval with their center axes aligned parallel to each other, and the tip portions are inserted into the recessed portion 33b of the object to be delivered 33 to form the peripheral edge 33.
locking the inside of c and moving the delivered object 33;
and an attitude control protrusion 2 whose tip end engages with the attitude control groove 33d to maintain the object 33 in a predetermined posture by rotating in the circumferential direction as the object 33 moves.
a, and the through hole 1 for the attitude control protrusion 2a.
Attitude control protrusion 2a at the same interval as the interval between d and 1d.
A small piece 2 having a fixed protrusion 2b provided in parallel with the attitude control protrusion 2a is connected to the one through hole 1.
d so that the tip thereof protrudes from the lower surface of the push rod 1, and the fixing protrusion 2b is inserted into the other through hole 1d to prevent rotation in a horizontal plane. 3. A delivery device such as a hook, characterized in that it is detachably attached.