KR200291154Y1 - The implement for arranging the lines of electric or electronic appliances - Google Patents

Abstract

This design makes it simple to perform the introduction of new wires from a specific device or the withdrawal of wires to a specific device during the arrangement of the wires connected to various electric and electronic devices in one place, and by firmly holding and supporting such drawn or drawn wires, It is an object of the present invention to provide an apparatus for arranging electric wires of electric and electronic devices that can arrange electric wires in the most stable state as a whole.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention consists of an electric wire clipper which gathers the electric wires connected to various electric and electronic devices in one place so as to easily organize them, and an electric wire wrap that wraps and organizes the electric wires gathered in the electric wire clipper as one. The wire clipper includes a connecting portion connecting only the cut portion of the wire wrap insertion guide portion among the cut portions of the wire wrap insertion guide portion and the handle portion formed by cutting the center in the longitudinal direction, and the wire wrap is between the cut portions of the handle portion. Provided is an electric wire arranging mechanism for an electric / electronic device in which an electric wire fixing support hole for firmly fixing and supporting wires which are drawn in or drawn out is formed inside the open slot.

Description

The implement for arranging the lines of electric or electronic appliances

The present invention relates to a device for arranging electric wires of electrical and electronic devices, and more particularly, to enclose and arrange a power cord wire or various signal cable wires (hereinafter, referred to as "wires") connected to various electric and electronic devices. It is about the apparatus for organizing electric wire of electric and electronic equipment.

In general, the back of various electric and electronic devices such as computers, telephones, televisions, videos, and audios used in homes and offices has a power cord wire for supplying power to various devices through a power outlet, a keyboard, a computer main body or an audio main body. Various cable wires that transmit and receive signals between one device and other related devices, such as and a speaker, are connected.

If a large number of electric wires such as power cord wires and various cable wires are left unattended on the back of various electric and electronic devices, they are not good to see and are mixed with each other, making it difficult to find related wires. Disconnecting or connecting the wires of other devices may cause the device itself to fail or loss of important data.

In order to prevent this, for example, if the untied wires are tied together with a cable tie, the rear side of the electric / electronic device can be arranged relatively easily.

However, when using such cable ties to organize the wires can be easily tightened, while the cable ties once tightened to break the wires to change to change and in this case can not be reused.

From this, various electric and electronic devices as shown in Figs. 1A and 1B, which not only can easily arrange the wires connected to various conventional electric and electronic devices, but also facilitate the rearrangement of these wires as necessary. The electric wire clipper 10 made of PP material to easily collect and organize the connected electric wires in one place, and the electric wires gathered in the electric wire clipper 10 while being inclined while being inserted into one side of the electric wire clipper 10. An apparatus for arranging electric wires, which consists of electric wire wraps 20 which are wrapped in one, is proposed.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 1A, the wire clipper 10 may include a wire accommodating part 11 accommodating the electric wires to be arranged inside in the longitudinal direction, and one side of the electric wire accommodating part 11. On the top, the protrusion 121 is formed to be smaller than the diameter of the wire wrap 20 and inclined downward from one side of the wire receiving portion 11 to the other side so that the wire wrap 20 is easily inserted, the protrusion 121 The protrusions are engaged with both side ends of the wire wrap 20 inserted into the wire wrapper to be inclined toward the other side of the wire receiving part 11 to surround the wires located on the other side of the wire receiving part 11. Wire wrap guide groove 122 forming the same slope as the downward slope from the point where the lower end of the 121 and the upper end of the one side of the wire receiving portion 11 meets the lower end of the other side of the wire receiving portion 11 Wire wrap insert containing Comprises a portion 12 and handle portion 13 formed at a lower end of the wire receiving portion (11).

In addition, as shown in FIG. 1B, the wire wrap 20 alternately includes closing slots 21 formed at regular intervals in a width direction at the center thereof, and the closing slots 21 at both ends thereof. With open slots 22 formed in position.

When the wire wrap 20 is formed by using a PP material having an appropriate elastic force and a part of both side ends are formed to overlap each other, flexible bending is possible by the closing slots 21 formed at the center, and both sides are formed. The open slots 22 formed at the ends prevent flexible fastening and separation of the wires 30.

The process of arranging electric wires connected to various electric and electronic devices using such a conventional electric wire arranging device is performed in the order as shown in Figs. 2A to 2C.

First, all the wires 30 to be arranged are collected in one place and accommodated in the wire receiving portion 11 of the wire clipper 10.

In this case, as shown in FIG. 1A, the center of the wire clipper 10 is cut in the longitudinal direction to form a cut surface in the wire wrap insertion guide portion 12 and the handle portion 13. Grooves (not shown in the drawing) are formed at one end, and protrusions 123 and 131 are formed at the other end, respectively.

As shown in FIG. 2A, the gathered wires 30 are accommodated therein in the longitudinal direction to be arranged in the wire receiving portion 11 of the wire clipper 10. The wires 30 gathered into the wire receiving part 11 are provided with grooves 123 and 131 of the one end of the groove and the other end of the wire 30 so as to remain firmly while penetrating the wire receiving part 11 in the longitudinal direction. Combine.

Next, the wire clipper 10 is moved to the position of the wires 30 to be wrapped and wrapped in the wire wrap 20, and the handle 13 is held by one hand.

As shown in FIG. 2B, the wire wrap 20 is formed on the protrusion 121 formed to be smaller than the diameter of the wire wrap 20 while inclining downward from one side of the wire accommodating part 11 to the other side. Push it slowly with your other hand.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 2C, when the handle 13 is pulled while the wire wrap 20 inserted into the protrusion 121 is gripped, the wire wrap 20 is connected to both side ends. Wire wrap guide groove 122 forming the same inclination as the downward inclination from the point where the lower end of the protrusion 121 and the upper end of the one side of the wire receiving portion 11 meets the lower end of the other side of the wire receiving portion 11 This engagement is arranged while wrapping the wires 30 located on the other side of the wire receiving portion 11 while moving inclined toward the other side of the wire receiving portion 11.

Here, the wire wrap so that both side ends of the wire wrap 20 inserted into the protrusion 121 moves downward along the wire wrap guide groove 122 and then retracts to wrap the wire 30. The diameter of the middle portion of the insertion guide 12 is made larger than the diameter of the wire wrap 20.

In the case of arranging the electric wires 30 connected to the electric / electronic device by using the conventional electric wire arranging device as described above, as shown in FIG. 3, it can be accommodated in one electric wire wrap 20 simply and reliably. Will be.

However, in this case, it is easy to draw a new electric wire into the electric wire accommodating part 11 from the installation position of a specific apparatus during the arrangement | positioning of the electric wire 30, or to draw an electric wire in the electric wire accommodating part 11 to the installation position of a specific apparatus. While it can not be firmly, there is a limit to make the arrangement of the wires 30 as stable as possible.

That is, in the case of the electric wire clipper 10, since the electric wire clipper 10 is cut in the longitudinal direction and separated from the center, the electric wires 30 are received in the electric wire accommodating part 11 and then firmly coupled. In order to draw or withdraw the electric wires while wrapping and arranging the electric wires 30, the coupling state of the grooves and the protrusions on the cut surface of the wire wrap insertion guide 12 or the handle 13 must be released and separated.

However, the engaging portion on the cut surface of the wire wrap insertion guide 12 is already enclosed by the wire wrap 20, and the engaging portion on the cut surface of the handle 13 is provided with a plurality of grooves and protrusions 123. Since the state is firmly coupled by the 131, the entry or withdrawal of the wires 30 during the arrangement of the wires 30 is very difficult and cumbersome.

In addition, in the case of the wire wrap 20, in order to draw a new wire from a specific device or withdraw the wire to a specific device in a state that all the wires 30 to be wrapped are wrapped, the wire wrap 20 by hand The wires are fixed in specific open slots 22 at both side ends of the wires, and both wires are drawn inwards while the both ends are open, or the wires are drawn out to the outside by opening both side ends. 30) shall be fixed.

However, the structure of the open slot 22 having a constant shape formed at both side ends of the wire wrap 20 is difficult to firmly support the wires 30 to be drawn in or drawn out, which is inserted into the open slots 22. The wires 30 are easily separated.

Therefore, as a conventional wire arranging mechanism, as shown in FIG. 3, among the power cord wires or signal cable wires which are differently positioned depending on the installation positions of various electric and electronic devices, the wire wrap 20 Since only the parts that can be wrapped by the wire can be simply rearranged or rearranged, some power cord wires and signal cable wires located in the parts that cannot be wrapped by the wire wrap 20 are mixed with each other. There is a limit.

From this, the present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and in the process of arranging the wires connected to various electric and electronic devices in one place, the introduction of new wires from a specific device or the withdrawal of the wires to a specific device is easily performed. It is an object of the present invention to provide a device for arranging electric wires of electric and electronic devices that can arrange electric wires in the most stable state by firmly supporting the drawn or drawn electric wires.

1A and 1B show a conventional electric wire arrangement mechanism for arranging electric wires connected to various electric and electronic devices,

2A to 2C show a process of arranging electric wires connected to various electric and electronic devices using the conventional electric wire arranging mechanism of FIGS. 1A and 1B,

3 shows a state in which wires connected to various electric and electronic devices are arranged using the conventional wire arrangement mechanism of FIGS. 1A and 1B;

4A and 4B show an electric wire arrangement mechanism according to an embodiment of the present invention for arranging electric wires connected to various electric and electronic devices,

5A to 5E illustrate a process of arranging electric wires connected to various electric and electronic devices using the electric wire arranging mechanism according to the embodiment of this invention of FIGS. 4A and 4B,

Fig. 6 shows a state in which wires connected to various electric and electronic devices are arranged by using the wire arrangement mechanism according to the embodiment of this invention of Figs. 4A and 4B.

<Explanation of symbols for the main parts of the drawings>

10: conventional wire clipper 11, 41: wire receiving portion

12, 42: wire wrap insertion guide 121, 421: protrusion

122, 422: wire wrap guide groove 123, 131: projection

13, 43: handle portion 20: conventional wire wrap

21, 51: closed slot 22, 52: open slot

30: wire 31: lead wire

32: lead wire

40: wire clipper according to an embodiment of the present invention

411: wire drawing guide groove 431: wire drawing guide groove

44: connection

50: wire wrap according to an embodiment of this invention

53: hole for fixing the wire

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention consists of an electric wire clipper which gathers the electric wires connected to various electric and electronic devices in one place so as to easily organize them, and an electric wire wrap that wraps and organizes the electric wires gathered in the electric wire clipper as one. The wire clipper may include a wire accommodating part for accommodating the wires to be arranged in the longitudinal direction therein, and a diameter of the electric wire wrap inclined downward from one side to the other side so that the electric wire wrap is easily inserted into an upper end of the electric wire accommodating part. Smaller protrusions and lower ends of the protrusions and wire receiving portions which are engaged with both side ends of the wire wrap inserted into the protrusions to be inclined toward the other side of the wire receiving portion to surround the wires located on the other side of the wire receiving portion. The other end of the wire receiving portion from the point where the upper end of one side An electric wire wrap insertion guide including an electric wire wrap guide groove forming an inclination equal to the downward inclination up to a lower end, and a handle portion formed at a lower end of the electric wire accommodating part, wherein the electric wire wrap is fixed in the width direction at the center thereof. In the wire arrangement mechanism is configured to be wound so that a portion of the both ends having a closing slot formed at intervals and the opening slots formed on both side ends alternately with the closing slots overlapping. And a connection portion for connecting only the cut portion of the wire wrap insertion guide portion among the cut portions of the wire wrap insertion guide portion and the handle portion formed by cutting the center in the longitudinal direction.

Preferably, the connecting portion may be formed of the same material as the wire clipper so as to be integrally connected to the cut portion of the wire wrap insertion guide portion.

Preferably, the wire accommodating part has a wire drawing guide groove formed at one side lower end to guide the withdrawal of the electric wire being received therein, and the handle part guides the introduction of a new electric wire into the electric wire accommodating part. In order to do this, the wire entry guide groove formed at the lower end of the other side may be provided.

Preferably, the wire wrap may form a wire fixing support hole inside the opening slot for firmly holding and supporting the wires drawn or drawn between the cut portions of the handle portion.

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

An apparatus for organizing wires according to an embodiment of the present invention includes an electric wire clipper 40 and an electric wire wrap 50 as shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B, and the conventional electric wire arrangement shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B from above. In the description of the apparatus, detailed descriptions of the same parts are omitted and the details will be described mainly on the difference parts.

Conventionally, the wire clipper 10 cuts the center in the longitudinal direction to form a cut surface in the wire wrap insertion guide portion 12 and the handle portion 13, and one end of the cut surface is a groove (not shown) The wire clipper 40 according to the embodiment of the present invention is formed by cutting the center in the longitudinal direction, as shown in FIG. 4A. Of the cut portions of the wire wrap insertion guide 42 and the handle 43, only the cut portions of the wire wrap insertion guide 42 are made of the same material as the wire clipper 40 and the wire wrap insertion guide 42 A connection portion 44 is formed to connect to a thickness thinner than the cut portion of.

The connecting portion 44, when the wire clipper 40 is integrally molded so that the cutting portion of the wire wrap insertion guide portion 42 is centered, the connecting portion when the cut portions of the handle portion 43 are collected to face each other, the connecting portion As the 44 is folded, an elastic force is generated.

From this, in the state where the wire clipper 40 is opened, the wires 30 to be arranged inside through the cut portions of the handle portion 43 formed at the lower end of the wire receiving portion 41 to the wire receiving portion 41. After accommodating, while holding the handle 43 again to gather the cut portion facing each other to wrap the wire wrap 50 so that the wire 30 can be easily organized.

In particular, when the handle portion 43 is placed in the state of being wrapped in the wire wrap 50, the cut portion of the handle portion 43 is opened by the elastic force of the connecting portion 44, and thus, between the cut portions of the handle portion 43 simply. Through the new wire 32 to be introduced into the wire receiving portion 41 or to draw the wire 31 in the wire receiving portion 41 to the outside.

In this embodiment of the present invention, the connecting portion 44 is integrally formed so that the wire clipper 40 is opened around the cut portion of the wire wrap insertion guide portion 42, but grooves and protrusions are formed on both sides of the cut portion. In this case, the cutout of the handle 43 does not have any coupling state.

In addition, the lower end of one side of the wire receiving portion 41, there is provided with a wire drawing guide groove 411 for guiding the wire to be easily withdrawn when you want to withdraw the wire being accommodated in a specific device installed position In addition, at the lower end of the other side of the handle 43, when the new wire is to be introduced into the inside of the wire receiving portion 41 from the position where the particular device is installed, the wire insertion guide to guide the wire easily An inner groove 431 is provided to facilitate the induction and withdrawal of the electric wire.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 4B, the wire wrap 50 forms a wire fixing support hole 53 inside the opening slot 52 to draw or withdraw the wire between the cut portions of the handle 43. Securely and securely support the electric wires.

In the embodiment of the present invention, one wire fixing support hole 53 is formed for every three open slots 52, but various modifications can be made while widening or narrowing the gap as necessary.

The process of arranging electric wires connected to various electric and electronic devices using the electric wire arranging mechanism according to this embodiment of the present invention is performed in the order as shown in Figs. 5A to 5E.

First, all the wires 30 to be arranged are collected in one place and accommodated in the wire receiving portion 51 of the wire clipper 50.

In this case, as shown in FIG. 5A, in the state where the wire clipper 40 is opened about the cutout of the wire wrap insertion guide 42, the wire receptacle 41 of the wire clipper 40. The wires 30 gathered in order to organize them are accommodated therein in the longitudinal direction. The electric wires 30 gathered into the electric wire accommodating part 41 are held together by one hand so that the cutouts of the handle part 43 face each other so as to be maintained while penetrating the electric wire accommodating part 41 in the longitudinal direction.

Next, as shown in FIG. 5B, the wire wrap 50 is slowly pushed into the protrusion 421 by the other hand.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 5C, when the handle 43 is pulled while holding the wire wrap 50 inserted into the protrusion 421, the wire wrap 50 may have both side ends. The wire wrap guide groove 422 engages and moves to be inclined toward the other side of the wire accommodating portion 41 while wrapping and arranging the wires 30 located at the other side of the electric wire accommodating portion 41.

Here, even while the wire wrap 50 wraps up the wires 30 and organizes the wires 30 inside, the wire wrap 50 may introduce a new wire from a specific device or draw out a wire contained in the device.

That is, when the wire 30 is drawn out, as the wire drawing guide groove 411 formed at one lower end of the wire receiving portion 41 as shown in FIG. After positioning 31, pulling the wire 31 while releasing the handle 43 allows the cable 31 to be easily pulled out while passing between the cut portions of the handle 43 via the wire lead-out guide groove 411. The drawn wire 31 is fixed to the wire fixing support hole 53 formed in the inside of the specific opening slot 52 corresponding to the position to be drawn out of the wire wrap 50.

In addition, when the wire 30 is drawn in, the wire fixing support hole 53 formed inside the specific opening slot 52 corresponding to the position of the wire wrap 50 to be drawn in, as shown in FIG. 5E. After fixing the electric wire 32 to be drawn in, the electric wire insertion guide groove 431 formed in the lower end of the other side of the handle part 43 is pulled and the electric wire is pulled while releasing the handle part 43. Passing between the cut portions of the handle portion 43 through the 431, it can be easily drawn into the wire receiving portion 41 to organize.

In this way, the wire organizer according to the embodiment of the present invention is simply and neatly arranged in one wire wrap 50 while drawing the wires 30 to the required place or withdraw from the required place.

In the case of arranging the electric wires 30 connected to the electric / electronic device by using the electric wire arranging device according to the embodiment of the present invention as shown in FIG. 6, as shown in FIG. It can be accommodated in the wire wrap 50.

This means that, in the case of the conventional wire clipper 10, the engaging portion on the cut surface of the wire wrap insertion guide 12 is already enclosed by the wire wrap 20, and also the engaging portion on the cut surface of the handle portion 13. Since the state is firmly coupled by a plurality of grooves and the projections (123, 131), the entry or withdrawal of the wire 30 is very difficult and cumbersome while arranging the wires 30, the wire wrap 20 In the case of), the structure of the open slot 22 of a constant shape formed on both side ends of the wire wrap 20, it is difficult to firmly support the wire 30 is drawn or drawn in the open slot 22 Since the inserted wires 30 are easily separated, the problem of simply gathering or rearranging only portions that can be collectively covered by the wire wrap 20 can be easily rearranged, in the embodiment of the present invention. Collect the cuts By using the connecting portion 44 having elastic force while laying down, it is easy to arrange or draw out or draw out the wires, and together with the draw-in or draw-out of the wires, the arrangement of the wires to maintain the most stable state is limited. It is solved by forming the wire fixing support hole 53 in the inside of the open slot 52 of 50) to fix and support the incoming or outgoing wire.

This invention is not limited to the above embodiments, various modifications are possible within the scope of the invention described in the claims, and such modifications are included within the scope of the invention.

For example, in the embodiment of the present invention, the wire wrap 50 is formed in a circular shape. However, the wire wrap 50 may be deformed into an ellipse, a semicircular shape, or the like as necessary, such as an installation place or an area.

As described in detail above, according to the electric wire arranging mechanism of the various electric and electronic devices of the present invention, the electric wire clipper can be used at any desired position while collecting and arranging many electric wires connected to various electric and electronic devices in one place. By simply cutting in or out the wires through the cut portion of the handle, and firmly holding and supporting the wires drawn or drawn out through the wire fixing support holes of the wire wrap, the wires can be arranged in the most stable state as a whole.

Claims (4)

It consists of an electric wire clipper which gathers the electric wires connected to various electric and electronic devices in one place so that it is easy to organize them, and an electric wire wrap that wraps and organizes the electric wires gathered in the electric wire clipper into one. The wire clipper may include a wire accommodating part for accommodating the wires to be arranged in a longitudinal direction therein, and an inclination downward from one side of the wire accommodating part to the other side so that the electric wire wrap is easily inserted into an upper end of the electric wire accommodating part than the diameter of the electric wire wrap. Small protrusions and lower ends of the protrusions and upper ends of the wire receiving parts which are engaged with both side ends of the wire wrap inserted into the protrusions to be inclined toward the other side of the wire receiving part to surround the wires located on the other side of the wire receiving part. A wire wrap insertion guide including a wire wrap guide groove forming an inclination equal to the downward inclination from the meeting point to near the bottom of the other side of the wire accommodating part, and a handle part formed at the bottom of the wire accommodating part, The wire wrap is configured to be wound so that a part of both side ends having overlapping slots formed at regular intervals in a width direction at the center and open slots formed alternately with the closed slots at both side ends thereof. In the apparatus for electric wire arrangement, The electric wire clipper includes a connecting portion connecting only the cut portion of the electric wire wrap insertion guide portion among the electric wire wrap insertion guide portion and the cut portion of the handle portion formed by cutting the center in the longitudinal direction. Utensils. The method of claim 1, And the connecting portion is formed of the same material as the wire clipper so as to be integrally connected to the cut portion of the wire wrap insertion guide portion. The method of claim 1, The wire accommodating part includes a wire drawing guide groove formed at one lower end of the wire guide to guide the withdrawal of the electric wire accommodated therein, And the handle portion has a wire introduction guide groove formed at the lower end of the other side for guiding the introduction of a new electric wire into the electric wire accommodating part. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, And wherein said wire wrap is formed with a wire fixing support hole inside said opening slot for fixing and holding the electric wires drawn in or drawn out between the cutouts of said handle portion.