KR102617413B1 - Packing method for fishing tackle using spool - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention can be achieved by a method of packaging equipment using a spool. The rig packaging method of the present invention is a rig winding step of winding rigs (120, 120-1,...120-7) having a certain length on the winding roll 113 of the spool 110 with side support plates 115 formed on both sides. and; A cover made of paper that is longer than the outer diameter of the winding roll 113 and has a width equal to the width of the winding roll 113 is placed on the spool 110 on which the equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) is wound. A cover band winding step of winding the bands (130, 130-1,... 130-6) around the outside of the equipment (120, 120-1,... 120-7) so that both ends overlap a certain area; A tape fixing step of fixing both overlapping ends of the cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-6) with fixing tapes (140, 140-1,...140-6); It is characterized in that it includes the step of repeating the rig winding step, the cover band winding step, and the tape fixing step multiple times.

Description

Packing method for fishing tackle using spool}

The present invention relates to a rig packaging method, and more specifically, to a rig packaging method that can pack a plurality of rigs without tangling them using a spool.

Equipment, commonly referred to in fishing, refers to the outfit from the tip of the fishing rod to the hook, omitting basic equipment such as a fishing rod and reel. Rigs come in various forms depending on the target fish species you want to catch. For example, it is provided in different forms depending on whether live bait or artificial bait is used.

Figure 1 is an exemplary diagram showing an example of a conventional equipment 10. As shown, the conventional rig 10 includes a pole line 11 connected to a fishing line (not shown), a branch line 12 connected to the pole line 11 and connected to a fishing hook 13, and a pole. It includes a line coupling ring (11a) connecting the line (11) and a fishing line (not shown), and a snap lure (15) that is coupled with the artificial bait (20).

The rig 10 is provided in various forms depending on the number of fishing hooks 13, whether or not the artificial bait 20 is combined, and whether or not the fishing rod is combined.

Conventionally, equipment 10 is sold packaged in packaging means as shown in FIG. 2. Conventional packaging means include a packaging plate (30) such as a plastic card, a storage member (31) on top of the packaging plate (30) that hides the fishing hook, and a plastic bag accommodating the packaging plate (30) and the storage member (31). Includes (33).

The conventional equipment (10) has a length of 50 cm or more depending on the length of the pole line (11) or branch line (12). A plurality of equipment 10 is stored together in the packaging plate 30. In this conventional packaging means, when the user unwraps and withdraws the rig (10) wound around the packaging plate (30) for fishing, the pole lines (11) and branch lines (12) of the plurality of rigs (10) become entangled with each other. Discarding occurred frequently.

This, along with the inconvenience of the work due to fishing hook withdrawal, the speed of work due to fishing hook replacement cannot be guaranteed, and there were problems such as getting stabbed by the fishing hook in the process.

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Republic of Korea Patent No. 10-2436202 (registered on August 22, 2022) describes a fishing tackle for preventing line tangles. Republic of Korea Patent No. 10-2317326 (registered on October 20, 2021) describes a pole-lined partridge for cutlassfish fishing gear.

The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above-described problem and to provide a method of packaging equipment by which a plurality of equipment can be pulled out one by one without being tangled with each other.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a method of packaging equipment that allows the user to recognize how many equipment is currently remaining.

The above objects and various advantages of the present invention will become more apparent to those skilled in the art from preferred embodiments of the present invention.

The object of the present invention described above can be achieved by a method of packaging equipment using a spool. The rig packaging method of the present invention is a rig winding step of winding rigs (120, 120-1,...120-7) having a certain length on the winding roll 113 of the spool 110 with side support plates 115 formed on both sides. and; A cover made of paper that is longer than the outer diameter of the winding roll 113 and has a width equal to the width of the winding roll 113 is placed on the spool 110 on which the equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) is wound. A cover band winding step of winding the bands (130, 130-1,... 130-6) around the outside of the equipment (120, 120-1,... 120-7) so that both ends overlap a certain area; A tape fixing step of fixing both overlapping ends of the cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-6) with fixing tapes (140, 140-1,...140-6); It is characterized in that it includes the step of repeating the rig winding step, the cover band winding step, and the tape fixing step multiple times.

According to one embodiment, the winding roll 113 is on the surface of any one of the cover bands 130, 130-1,... 130-6 or the fixing tapes 140, 140-1,... 140-6. A number indicating the order in which the equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) is wound from the surface may be expressed as a number.

According to one embodiment, the number of the plurality of rigs 120, 120-1,...120-7 stacked on the spool 110 may be provided in a number that can be accommodated inside the side support plate 115.

The rig packaging assembly packaged by the rig packaging method of the present invention stacks rigs and cover bands alternately on the outer periphery of the spool, so that the top rig and the next rig are positioned separately from each other. In addition, each cover band is fixed with a fixing tape to ensure that the cover band is wrapped around the outside of the priority rig, so that even if the user releases the next priority rig, the senior rig does not overlap or interfere with the next priority rig.

This has the advantage of allowing users to use all equipment wound on the spool safely and neatly without getting tangled.

Additionally, by displaying the order of the gear wound on the cover band or fixing tape with numbers, the user can check the number of remaining gear remaining on the spool when using the gear.

Figure 1 is an illustration showing an example of a conventional equipment;
Figure 2 is an illustration showing an example of a conventional equipment packaging means,
Figure 3 is a front view showing a state in which a plurality of equipment is wound around the equipment packaging assembly of the present invention;
Figure 4 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the equipment packaging assembly of the present invention;
Figure 5 is an example diagram showing the process of packaging equipment using the equipment packaging assembly of the present invention;
Figure 6 is a side cross-sectional view showing the side cross-sectional configuration of the equipment packaging assembly of the present invention.

In order to fully understand the present invention, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. Embodiments of the present invention may be modified in various forms, and the scope of the present invention should not be construed as being limited to the embodiments described in detail below. This example is provided to more completely explain the present invention to those with average knowledge in the art. Therefore, the shapes of elements in the drawings may be exaggerated to emphasize a clearer description. It should be noted that identical members in each drawing may be indicated by the same reference numerals. Detailed descriptions of well-known functions and configurations that are judged to unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention are omitted.

Figure 3 is a front view showing the structure of the equipment packaging assembly 100 packaged by the equipment packaging method according to the present invention, and Figure 4 is an exploded perspective view showing the structure of the equipment packaging assembly 100.

As shown, the equipment packaging assembly 100 according to the present invention includes a plurality of equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7), and a spool (110) on which the equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) is wound. And, a plurality of cover bands (130, 130-) surrounding the outer peripheral surface of the spool 110 on which the rigs (120, 120-1, ..120-7) are wound and separating the neighboring rigs (120, 120-1, ..120-7). 1,...130-6) and a plurality of fixing tapes (140,140-1,...140-6) that secure both ends of the cover bands (130,130-1,...130-6).

The equipment packaging assembly 100 according to the present invention sequentially winds a plurality of equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) onto the spool 110, and neighboring equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) ) Insert the cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-6) that separate them. As a result, the user unwinds and uses the externally wound equipment sequentially starting from the equipment (120,120-1,..120-7), so the priority equipment (120,120-1,..120-7) and the next-rank equipment (120,120-1,..120) -7) There is no risk of them becoming tangled as they unravel. Accordingly, the user has the advantage of being able to safely untangle and use the equipment (120,120-1,..120-7) without getting tangled until all the equipment (120,120-1,..120-7) is used up.

Here, the equipment packaging assembly 100 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is shown as having seven equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) wound on one spool 110, but this is only an example. Accordingly, the number of rigs 120, 120-1,...120-7 wound on the spool 110 can be added or subtracted. The number of cover bands (130,130-1,...130-6) and fixing tapes (140,140-1,...140-6) is added or subtracted the same as the number of rigs (120,120-1,...120-7). do.

The spool 110 supports the rigs 120, 120-1,...120-7 and cover bands 130, 130-1,...130-6 so that they are alternately wound around the outer peripheral surface. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the spool 110 is concentrically coupled to the central axis 111 and the central axis 111, and is a winding roll on which the rigs 120, 120-1,...120-7 are wound. (113), a plurality of support frames 112 extending radially from the central axis 111 and supporting the central axis 111 and the winding roll 113, and extending perpendicularly on both sides of the winding roll 113 It includes side support plates 115 that support both sides of the rig (120, 120-1,...120-7).

The winding roll 113 is provided in a cylindrical shape with a certain outer diameter and supports the equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) so that it can be wound on the outer peripheral surface. A pair of side support plates 115 provided on both sides of the winding roll 113 are stacked with a plurality of rigs 120, 120-1,... 120-7 and cover bands 130, 130-1,... 130-6. When tightly wound, it sticks out on both sides and blocks the sides to prevent it from unraveling.

The height of the side support plate (115) takes into account the outer diameter when the seven rigs (120, 120-1,...120-7) and seven cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-6) are wound in a layered manner. It is set.

A plurality of rigs 120, 120-1,...120-7 are sequentially wound on the winding roll 113 of the spool 110. Rigs (120, 120-1,...120-7) are provided for artificial bait, but may be provided in different forms depending on the case. The types of rigs (120, 120-1,...120-7) wound on the spool 110 of the present invention are not limited, and various types of rigs (120, 120-1,...120-7) can be used.

Usually, the equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) is provided with a length of 50 cm or more, so it is wound on the winding roll 113 of the spool 110 two to three times or more.

The cover bands (130,130-1,...130-6) are wound on the outside of the equipment (120,120-1,...120-7) wound on the spool (110) and are wrapped around the senior equipment (120,120-1,...120-7). ) and subordinate equipment (120,120-1,..120-7) are separated. The cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-6) are made of paper material with a width corresponding to the width of the winding roll 113, and have a length longer than the outer diameter of the winding roll 113, so that the cover bands 130, 130 When -1,...130-6) is wound on the winding roll 113, both ends overlap by a certain area.

When a plurality of rigs (120, 120-1,...120-7) are layeredly wound on the winding roll (113), the winding diameter of the outermost rig (120,120-1,...120-7) is the diameter of the rig wound inside ( It becomes larger compared to the winding diameter of 120,120-1,..120-7). Accordingly, the cover bands 130, 130-1,...130-6 are provided with a certain length longer than the outermost part, that is, a length that can sufficiently wrap around the outside of the winding roll 113 on which the 7th equipment 120-6 is wound. It is desirable.

The cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-6) preferably correspond to the number of rigs (120, 120-1,...120-7) wound around the spool (110). In other words, when 7 equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) are prepared, 7 cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-6) are also prepared.

The fixing tapes (140,140-1,...140-6) are cover bands (130,130-1,... 130-6) and fix both ends. The fixing tapes (140,140-1,...140-6) are provided with adhesive tapes so that the cover bands (130,130-1,...130-6) secure the outside of the equipment (120,120-1,...120-7). It is attached to both ends of the cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-6) so that the wrapping state is fixed. The length of the fixing tapes (140, 140-1,...140-6) is such that only both ends can be attached.

At this time, the cover bands (130,130-1,...130-6) are on the outside of the cover bands (130,130-1,...130-6) or the fixing tapes (140,140-1,...140-6). The number representing the winding order of the equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) wound on the inside may be expressed as a number. As shown in FIG. 4, numbers may be displayed at the ends of the cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-6) and may be displayed on the surfaces of the fixing tapes (140, 140-1,...140-6). You can.

The user looks at the numbers displayed on the cover band (130,130-1,...130-6) or the fixing tape (140,140-1,...140-6) and sees the remaining equipment (120,120-1, You can check the number of ..120-7).

For example, if the number written on the externally exposed cover band (130, 130-1,...130-6) is 4, the remaining equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) on the spool (110) is You can see that there are 4 of them.

The packaging method of the packaging assembly 100 according to the present invention having this configuration will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6.

The equipment packaging method according to the present invention is performed by repeating the equipment winding step, cover band winding step, and tape fixing step.

In the rig winding step, as shown in FIG. 5, the worker winds the first rig 120 on the winding roll 113 of the spool 110. In the cover band winding step, the first equipment 120 is wound on the winding roll 113, the end of the first equipment 120 is held by hand, and the first cover band 130 is wrapped around the outside of the first equipment 120. Wrap it tightly. After wrapping both ends of the first cover band 130 overlapping a certain area, in the tape fixing step, the overlapping ends of the first cover band 130 are attached using the first fixing tape 140 to form the first cover band 130. Fix it.

When the equipment winding step, cover band winding step, and tape fixing step for the first equipment (120) are completed, the second equipment (120-1), the third equipment (120-2), and the fourth equipment (120-3) , the rig winding step, cover band winding step, and tape fixing step are repeated for the 5th rig (120-4), 6th rig (120-5), and 7th rig (120-6).

Here, even if the second rig (120-1) is wound, the first cover band (130) surrounds the outside of the first rig (120), so the second rig (120-1) is tangled with the first rig (120). It can be wound without interference. When the winding of the second rig (120-1) is completed, the second cover band (130-1) is wrapped around the outside of the second rig (120-1) and fixed with the second fixing tape (140-1).

In the same way, the rigs (120-2,...120-7) and cover bands (130-2,...130-6) are alternately wound, and the 7th rig (120-6) and the 7th cover band ( Wind up to 130-6). During the winding process, the side support plate 115 surrounds both sides, so the worker can stably use the equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) and the cover band (130, 130-1, ...130-6) can be wound.

When the winding of all seven equipment (120,120-1,...120-7) and the cover bands (130,130-1,...130-6) is completed, the equipment (120,120) is wrapped as shown in Figures 3 and 6. -1,...120-7) and cover bands (130,130-1,...130-6) are maintained in a stacked state. In particular, since the outermost seventh cover band (130-6) is maintained in a fixed state by the seventh fixing tape (140-6), the seventh equipment (120-6) is not exposed to the outside but is wound in a state. maintain.

In addition, the entire equipment (120,120-1,...120-7) and cover bands (130,130-1,...130-6) are accommodated inside a pair of side support plates (115) arranged vertically on both sides, so they are wound. The state is bound.

The spool 110 on which the equipment 120, 120-1,...120-7 is wound is packaged in an external packaging box (not shown) and sold to the user.

When a user purchases the rig packaging assembly 100 of the present invention packaged by this rig packaging method and then uses it to fix it to a fishing rod, the user receives the rigs 120, 120-1,... from an external packaging box (not shown). Separate the spool (110) on which 120-7) is wound. Then, the seventh fixing tape (140-6) securing the seventh cover band (130-6) is removed and the seventh cover band (130-6) is peeled off. When the 7th cover band 130-6 is removed, the 7th equipment 120-6 is exposed to the outside. The user finds the end of the seventh rig (120-6) and unscrews the seventh rig (120-6) from the spool (110) to separate it from the spool (110). At this time, the 6th cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-6) are fixed to the lower part of the 7th equipment (120-6), so when the 7th equipment (120-6) is separated, the remaining equipment (120, 120) -1,..120-7) can be released and used alone without interfering with or getting tangled with the 7th equipment (120-6).

After unscrewing the 7th equipment (120-6), the 6th cover band (130, 130-1,...130-6) is exposed to the outside, and the user can use the 6th cover band (130, 130-1,...130-6) ), you can check the number 6 listed in and confirm that there are 6 rigs remaining in the spool (110).

If the 7th equipment (120-6) is damaged, the user can use the 6th equipment (120-5) after separating the 6th cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-6). In the same way, the user can safely untangle and use the first equipment 120 without getting tangled.

As seen above, the rig packaging assembly packaged by the rig packaging method of the present invention stacks rigs and cover bands alternately on the outer periphery of the spool, so that the senior rig and the next rig are positioned separately from each other. In addition, each cover band is fixed with a fixing tape to ensure that the cover band is wrapped around the outside of the priority rig, so that even if the user releases the next priority rig, the senior rig does not overlap or interfere with the next priority rig.

This has the advantage of allowing users to use all equipment wound on the spool safely and neatly without getting tangled.

Additionally, by displaying the order of the gear wound on the cover band or fixing tape with numbers, the user can check the number of remaining gear remaining on the spool when using the gear.

The embodiments of the equipment packaging method of the present invention described above are merely illustrative, and those skilled in the art will understand that various modifications and other equivalent embodiments are possible therefrom. You will be able to. Therefore, it will be understood that the present invention is not limited to the forms mentioned in the detailed description above. Therefore, the true scope of technical protection of the present invention should be determined by the technical spirit of the attached patent claims. In addition, the present invention should be understood to include all modifications, equivalents and substitutes within the spirit and scope of the present invention as defined by the appended claims.

10: Equipment
20: Artificial bait
21: Hook
30: Packaging board
31: storage member
33: Plastic bag
100: Equipment packaging assembly
110: spool
111: central axis
112: support frame
113: winding roll
115: side support plate
120, 120-1,120-2...120-6: Equipment
130, 130-1, 130-2,..130-6: Cover band
140, 140-1, 14-2,...140-6: Fixing tape

Claims (3)

A rig winding step of winding rigs 120, 120-1,...120-7 having a certain length on the winding roll 113 of the spool 110 with side support plates 115 formed on both sides;
A cover made of paper that is longer than the outer diameter of the winding roll 113 and has a width equal to the width of the winding roll 113 is placed on the spool 110 on which the equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) is wound. A cover band winding step of winding the bands (130, 130-1,... 130-6) around the outside of the equipment (120, 120-1,... 120-7) so that both ends overlap a certain area;
A tape fixing step of fixing both overlapping ends of the cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-6) with fixing tapes (140, 140-1,...140-6);
Including the step of repeating the rig winding step, the cover band winding step, and the tape fixing step multiple times, a plurality of rigs 120, 120-1,... 120-7 and a plurality of cover bands 130, 130-1,. ..130-6) are stacked alternately and wound so that the senior rig and the next rig are separated from each other,
Among the cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-6), the outermost cover band (130-6) is provided with a predetermined length longer than the inner cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-5),
The equipment (120, 120) is attached to the surface of any one of the cover bands (130, 130-1,...130-6) or the fixing tapes (140, 140-1,...140-6) from the surface of the winding roll (113). A rig packaging method using a spool, characterized in that the number indicating the order in which -1,..120-7) is wound is indicated with numbers.
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Equipment packaging using a spool, characterized in that the plurality of equipment (120, 120-1,...120-7) stacked on the spool 110 is provided in a number that can be accommodated inside the side support plate 115. method.

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