KR200219452Y1 - Universal drop wire hook - Google Patents

Abstract

Universal hook wire hook according to the present invention, the first through the width adjustment member 10 having the horizontal and vertical ends 12, 14, and the end of the horizontal end 12 of the first width adjustment member 10 A second width adjusting member 20 having horizontal and vertical ends 22 and 24 so as to be drawn into and horizontally into the flat end 12, and an outside of the horizontal end 12 of the first width adjusting member 10. And fixed to the fixing member 30 and the first width adjusting member 10 and the second width adjusting member 20 which are fixed to each other so as to face each other inside the vertical ends 14 and 24. First width adjustment through one side end of the first and second clamps 40, 42 clamped to the thickness of the handrail P, such as the wall of the house, and the horizontal end 12 of the first width adjustment member 10. Since the member 10 and the second width adjustment member 20 is characterized in that it consists of a control bolt 50 for coupling or separating the width adjustable, it is possible to prevent the safety accidents due to the falling of the wires to the house. It can be.

Description

Universal tug hanger {UNIVERSAL DROP WIRE HOOK}

The present invention relates to a universal lead wire hook, and more particularly, to a universal lead wire hook installed on a railing of a house wall (cement) for supplying electricity to a house.

In general, the wire drawing method is widely used by fixing a hanger such as a nail on one side of a railing such as a wall of a house (cement), and then fixing the wires to the house so as not to move to a hanger such as a nail. If the railings are old, there is a concern that there is a risk of safety accidents such as dropping the wires leading into the house.

Therefore, the present invention has been devised to solve the above problems, and the object of the present invention is to prevent the safety accidents due to the dropping of the wires that enter the house is installed in a clamping method so that the width adjustable to the railing of the house wall. To provide a one-rounder hook.

Universal hook wire hook according to the present invention made to achieve the above object is a wire entry hook for fixing the wire drawn into the housing, the first width adjusting member having a horizontal and vertical end, and the first width adjusting member A second width adjusting member having horizontal and vertical ends to be inserted into and leveled through the horizontal end of the horizontal end, and a fixing member which is fitted to the outside of the horizontal end of the first width adjusting member to fix the electric wire; First and second clamps which are hinged to the inner side of the vertical ends of the first width adjusting member and the second width adjusting member so as to be clamped to a railing thickness of a housing wall or the like, and a horizontal end of the first width adjusting member. Characterized by consisting of a control bolt for coupling or separating the first width control member and the second width control member width adjustable through one side end.

1 is an exploded perspective view showing a universal wire hook according to the present invention,

Figure 2 is a combined front view showing an example using the universal wire hook according to the present invention.

Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings

10: first width control member 12: horizontal end

14: vertical end 20: second width adjusting member

22: horizontal stage 24: vertical stage

30: fixing member 40: first clamp

42: second clamp 50: adjustment bolt

60: hinge pin

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the universal hook wire hook according to the present invention includes a first width adjusting member 10 having horizontal and vertical ends 12 and 14, and the first width adjusting member 10. A second width adjusting member 20 having horizontal and vertical ends 22 and 24 so as to be drawn into and horizontally into the horizontal end 12 through an end of the horizontal end 12; A fixing member 30 which is fitted to the outside of the horizontal end 12 of FIG. 10 to fix an electric wire (not shown), and a vertical end of the first width adjusting member 10 and the second width adjusting member 20. (14) and (24) of the first and second clamps (40) and (42), which are hinged to face each other and are clamped to the handrail (P) thickness, such as the wall of the house, and the first width adjustment member (10). The horizontal end 12 is composed of an adjustment bolt 50 for coupling or separating the first width adjustment member 10 and the second width adjustment member 20 through the one end.

At this time, the first width adjustment member 10 and the second width adjustment member 20 is screwed through the spiral portion 52 of the adjustment bolt 50 to one end of the horizontal end (12, 22) Passing holes 16 and screw holes 26 are formed to be coupled to each other, and the first clamps 40 and the second clamps 42 are disposed at predetermined angles below the vertical ends 14 and 24, respectively. Each hinge is fixed by a hinge pin 60 so that it can be rotated.

The fixing member 30 has a square ring-shaped coupling portion 32 is formed at its lower end so as to slide in the horizontal direction without being rotated outside the horizontal end 12 of the first width adjustment member 10, In the center of the upper surface of the coupling portion 32, a hanger 34 capable of fixing wires (not shown) drawn into the house is fixed integrally.

The first and second clamps 40 and 42 have vertical centers 14 and second width adjusting members 20 of the first width adjusting member 10 at the center thereof via the hinge pins 60. It is hinged to the vertical end 24 of, respectively, and the upper and lower ends thereof are bent inwardly so that the first and second clamps 40 and 42 are tightly adhered to the handrail P such as the wall of the house.

The adjusting bolt 50 is inserted into the through-hole 16 formed in the horizontal end 12 of the first width adjustment member 10, the screw hole formed in the horizontal end 22 of the second width adjustment member 20 The first and second washers 70 and 72 are coupled through the first and second washers 70 to increase the fastening force when fastened to the 26.

That is, the first and the second washer 70 is the head portion 54 and the first width adjustment member 10 of the adjustment bolt 50 in the state fitted to the spiral portion 52 of the adjustment bolt 50. It is interposed between the outer surface of the.

Next, the operation and effects of the present invention configured as described above will be described.

In order to fix the electric wire (not shown) which is drawn into the house, first, the hinge pins 60 are connected to the vertical ends 14 and 24 of the first width adjusting member 10 and the second width adjusting member 20. Opening the hinged first and second clamps (40) (42) to the appropriate width of the handrail (P) thickness, such as the wall of the house, and then adjusting bolt 50 installed at one end of the first width adjustment member (10) When rotating in one direction, the horizontal end 22 of the second width adjusting member 20 inserted into the horizontal end 12 of the first width adjusting member 10 adjusts the first width according to the rotation of the adjusting bolt 50. As the first and second clamps 40 and 42 move strongly toward the member 10 and are held in close contact with a handrail P such as a wall of a house, the entire hook is clamped as shown in FIG. 2. .

At this time, the worker is drawn into the house by fixing the electric wire (not shown) to the house to the hanger 34 of the fixing member 30 fixed to the outside of the horizontal end 12 of the first width adjustment member 10. It is to catch the wire (not shown) is dropped.

As described above, the present invention has a structure in which the universal extension wire hanger is installed in a clamping manner so as to be adjustable in width on the railings of the house wall, thereby preventing safety accidents caused by dropping of electric wires into the house. There is.

Claims (3)

In the hanger for electric wire drawing which fixes an electric wire drawn into a house, A first width adjusting member 10 having horizontal and vertical ends 12 and 14, Second width adjusting member 20 having horizontal and vertical ends 22 and 24 so that the first width adjusting member 10 is led into and horizontally through the horizontal end 12 of the first width adjusting member 10. Wow, A fixing member 30 inserted into an outside of the horizontal end 12 of the first width adjusting member 10 to fix the electric wire; The first and the second width adjusting member 10 and the vertical width (14, 24) of the second width adjustment member 20 are respectively hinged to face each other and clamped to the handrail (P) thickness of the wall and the like; The second clamps 40 and 42, Adjusting bolt 50 for coupling or separating the first width adjustment member 10 and the second width adjustment member 20 through the one end to the horizontal end 12 of the first width adjustment member 10 to enable a width adjustment All-rounder hook characterized in that consisting of. The method of claim 1, The fixing member 30, A coupling part 32 formed at a lower end thereof and fitted to slide in a horizontal direction without being rotated outside the horizontal end 12 of the first width adjusting member 10; Universal hook wire hanger, characterized in that consisting of a hanger portion 34 is fixed to the center of the upper surface of the coupling portion 32 is fixed to the wire drawn into the housing. The method of claim 1, The first and second clamps 40 and 42 have vertical centers 14 and second width adjusting members 20 of the first width adjusting member 10 at the center thereof via the hinge pins 60. Universal puller hook, characterized in that each hinged on the vertical end (24).