KR200324446Y1 - Fishing spinning reel - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed is a spinning reel for fishing comprising a rotating member arranged to be rotatable about a first axis in a reel frame, and a coupling member disposed to be movable in the reel frame and connected to a spool spindle. The cam member has a first cam end that is loosely coupled to a slot in the rotating member and moves along a non-circular path formed by a non-circular guide groove, and a second cam end that engages the cam follower of the coupling member. When the first cam end is rotated by the rotation of the rotating member through the handle, the coupling member and the spindle reciprocate along a second axis perpendicular to the first axis.

Description

Spinning Reel for Fishing {FISHING SPINNING REEL}

The present invention relates to a spinning reel for fishing.

Figure 1 is a partial cross-sectional view of a conventional fishing spinning reel, Figure 2 is a fragmentary partial cross-sectional view along line 2-2 of Figure 1 in the conventional fishing spinning reel.

1 and 2, as shown in the related art fishing spinning reel, the reel main body 1, the rotating member 2, the spool spindle 3, the coupling member 4, the handle 5, the spool (6), a bale unit (7), and a rotating unit (8).

The reel body 1 is configured with a shoulder 101. The rotating member 2 is installed in the reel main body 1, is rotatable about the first axis (x axis) with respect to the reel main body 1, and has an eccentric pillar 201 that forms an integral part.

The spool spindle 3 is arranged in the reel main body 1 and is movable relative to the reel main body 1 along a second axis (y axis) perpendicular to the first axis.

The coupling member 4 is connected to the spindle 3 and may move on a shoulder 101 of the reel unit 1. The pillar 201 of the rotating member 2 is received in a movable state in an extended slot 401 formed in the coupling member 4.

The handle 5 is connected to the handle shaft 501 and the handle shaft 501 by a sleeve and transfers the rotation of the handle 5 to the rotating member 2 by engaging with the rotating member 2. An integrated gear 502 is included. When the handle 5 and the rotating member 2 rotate, the pillar 201 moves along the circular path in the reel main body 1 to reciprocate the spindle 3 along the second axis. . In addition, the rotating unit 8 and the bale unit 7 rotate about the second axis. Therefore, a fishing line (not shown) can be wound around or released from the spool 6.

The conventional fishing spinning reel has the following disadvantages.

The fishing line wound on the spool 6 is tubular, and the fishing line is wound on the spool 6 a number of times. The spindle 3 affects the forward movement and the backward movement of the rotating member 2 while the rotating member 2 rotates each time. The number of times the spindle 3 rotates during each forward movement is the same as the number of times the spindle 3 rotates during each backward movement. In addition, the number of rotations at the two ends of the spool 6 is greater than the number of rotations in the middle portion of the spool 6, causing uneven distribution of the fishing line in the spool 6. Thus, the uneven distribution of the fishing line adversely affects the smooth winding and unwinding operations of the fishing spinning reel.

The spindle 3 moves between two end positions. The two end positions are separated from each other by twice the distance between the column 201 and the first axis of the rotating member 2. However, since the range of the variable distance between the pillar 201 and the first axis is limited due to the limitation on the volume of the reel main body 1, the range of the variable distance of the distance between the two ends is reduced, thereby spinning fishing. Negatively affect the effectiveness of the reel;

An object of the present invention for solving the above problems, relates to a spinning spinning reel having a cam member for driving a spool spindle reciprocating in the range of increased variable distance and a spool winding the fishing line in a very uniform distribution will be.

1 is a partial cross-sectional view of a conventional spinning reel for fishing.

FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional view taken along line 2-2 of FIG. 1 in the conventional spinning reel for fishing.

3 is a partial cross-sectional view of a preferred embodiment of a spinning reel for fishing according to the present invention.

4 is an exploded perspective view of a portion of the embodiment.

5 is a partial cross-sectional view taken along the line 5-5 of FIG.

Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the rotation angle of the rotating member during forward and backward movement of the spool spindle in the embodiment.

Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings

1: reel unit 2, 20: rotating member

3, 40: spool spindle 4, 30: coupling member

5, 50: handle 6, 80: spool

7, 90: bale unit 8, 110: rotating unit

10: reel frame 11: positioning column

21: hole in the axial direction 22: pillar

23: slot 24: main wall

31: cam follower 51: gear

60: guide groove 70: cam member

71: groove 72: the first cam end

73: second cam end 74: slider

101: shoulder 201: eccentric pillar

The present invention for achieving the above object relates to a fishing reel having a reel frame and a rotating member disposed in the reel frame and rotatable in a axial direction of a first axis about a first axis with respect to the reel frame. . The rotating member has a main wall located on a plane perpendicular to the direction of the first axis, and a slot formed in the main wall and extending in the axial direction of the first axis. A spool spindle is disposed within the reel frame and is movable relative to the reel frame along the second axis perpendicular to the first axis. The spool spindle has a first spindle end and a second spindle end facing each other along a second axis. The engaging member has a cam follower facing the circumferential wall of the rotating member in the axial direction of the first axis and is connected to the first spindle end of the spool spindle. The cam member has a first cam end and a second cam end which are disposed to face each other in the axial direction of the first axis. The first cam end is loosely coupled to the slot to allow the first cam end to move relative to the first axis when the rotating member rotates about the first axis. A second cam end is coupled to the cam follower so that the engagement member and the spool spindle reciprocate along a second axis when the first cam end moves about the first axis by the rotational movement of the rotating member. Do it. The non-circular guide groove is arranged such that the first cam end moves along the non-circular path. A handle is mounted on the reel frame and rotates about the reel frame to drive the rotating member to rotate about the first axis. A spool is installed at the second spindle end of the spool spindle 40 so that it can rotate about the spool spindle 40 and move with the spool spindle 40 to wind the fishing line.

Hereinafter, described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings a preferred embodiment according to the present invention.

3 is a partial cross-sectional view of a preferred embodiment of a fishing reel for fishing according to the present invention, FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of a portion of the embodiment, and FIG. 5 is taken along line 5-5 of FIG. Incision partial cross section.

3 to 5, the spinning reel for fishing according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is a reel frame 10, a rotating member 20, the coupling member 30, the spool spindle 40, the handle 50 , A non-circular guide groove 60, a cam member 70, a spool 80, a bale unit 90, and a rotation unit 110.

The reel frame 10 includes a positioning column 11 having a cavity therein and extending in the direction of the first axis along the first axis (x axis).

The non-circular guide groove 60 is disposed in the reel frame 10 and surrounds the first axis, and forms an elliptical non-circular path. The non-circular guide groove 60 may be integrally formed with the reel frame 10.

The rotating member 20 is disposed in the reel frame 10 and has an axial hole 21 for engaging the positioning pillar 11 to the reel frame 10 with respect to the first axis. It is possible to rotate in the axial direction of the first axis. The rotating member 20 has a main wall 24 positioned on a plane perpendicular to the direction of the first axis, a slot 23 formed in the main wall 24 and extending in the axial direction of the first axis, and the main wall. A pair of pillars 22 extending from the 24 in the axial direction of the first axis is provided. The rotating member 20 is formed with a spur gear.

The spool spindle 40 has a first spindle end and a second spindle end facing each other along a second axis perpendicular to the first axis and is disposed within the reel frame 10 and the reel frame 10. Is movable along the second axis.

The coupling member 30 has a cam follower 31 facing the circumferential wall 24 of the rotating member 20 in the axial direction of the first axis, and the first member of the spool spindle 40. 1 is connected to the spindle end. In this embodiment the cam follower 31 comprises two opposing first and second walls spaced apart from each other in a lateral direction parallel to the direction of the second axis of the first and second walls. It forms a sliding groove extending therebetween.

The cam member 70 includes a slider 74, a first cam end portion 72, a second cam end portion 73, and a pair of extended grooves 71, in the non-circular guide groove 60 With respect to the circumferential wall 24 of the rotating member 20.

The slider 74 is installed on the circumferential wall 24 of the rotating member 20 to be movable with respect to the circumferential wall.

The first cam end 72 protrudes from the slider 74 in the axial direction of the first axis to be received in the slot 23 and to be loosely coupled to the slot 23, so that the rotating member 20 is provided with the first member. The first cam end is movable relative to the first axis when rotating about one axis. The first cam end 72 extends downward and outward of the slot 23 to make sliding contact with the non-circular guide groove 60 so that the first cam end 72 has a non-circular path such as an ellipse. So move on.

The second cam end 73 is disposed to face the first cam end 72 in the axial direction of the first axis. The second cam end has a diameter substantially equal to the distance between the first wall and the second wall of the cam follower 31. The second cam end 73 extends in the axial direction from the slider 74 to be inserted into the extended sliding groove and engages with the cam follower 31.

Thus, when the first cam end 72 is moved relative to the first axis by the rotational movement of the rotary member 20, the coupling member 30 and the spool spindle 40 move the second axis. So move on.

The extended groove 71 is formed in the slider 74 to accommodate the pillar 22 and to slide in the groove 71. Accordingly, the extended groove 71 acts together with the pillar 22 to serve as a stabilizing member for controlling the movement of the slider 74 with respect to the circumferential wall 24. Therefore, the movement of the first cam end 72 along the non-circular path is stabilized.

The handle 50 is installed on the reel frame, the rotation is possible with respect to the reel frame 10, the handle 50 is engaged with the rotating member 20 so that the rotating member 20 is the first A gear 51 is driven to rotate about an axis.

The spool is installed at the second spindle end of the spool spindle 40 so that it is rotatable about the spool spindle 40 to wind a fishing line (not shown) and moves with the spool spindle 40. do.

The bale unit 90 is attached to the rotating unit 110 in a known manner. The rotating unit 110 and the bale unit 90 are rotated about the second axis to wind a fishing line around the spool 80.

3 and 5, when the handle 50 is rotated by the user to drive the rotating member 20 about the first axis, the first cam end of the cam member 70 is rotated. 72 moves relative to the first axis along the non-circular path of the non-circular guide groove 60 such that the coupling member 30 and the spool spindle 40 have the second cam end 73 and The cam follower 31 is moved along the second axis. Therefore, the fishing line is wound around the spool 80.

Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the rotation angle of the rotating member during forward and backward movement of the spool spindle in the embodiment.

Referring to FIG. 6, the first cam end 72 moves along the elliptical path P of the guide groove 60, and the coupling member 30 and the spool spindle 40 have different paths. Go along K).

When the first cam end 72 moves to the first right limit point G1, the second cam end 73 moves to the second right limit point H1, and the spool spindle 40 has a right end. Is placed on. When the first cam end 72 moves to the first left limit point G2, the second cam end 73 moves to the second left limit point H2, and the spool spindle 40 has a left end. Is placed on. Therefore, the spool spindle 40 affects the forward movement and the backward movement of the rotating member 20 while the rotating member 20 rotates each time.

The first moving distance S1 represents the moving distance of the spool spindle 40 while the rotating member moves forward and backward, respectively. The second movement distance S2 represents a distance between the first axis O and the first right limit point G1 or a distance between the first axis O and the first left limit point G2. The third movement distance S3 is a distance between the first right limit point G1 and the second right limit point H1 or a distance between the first left limit point G2 and the second left limit point H2. Indicates. That is, the third movement distance S3 represents the distance between the first cam end and the second cam end in the radial direction with respect to the first axis O. FIG.

Between the distances satisfy the condition of the following equation (1).

S1 = 2 × (S2 + S3)

Therefore, the first travel distance S1 is changed by adjusting the second travel distance S2 and / or the third travel distance S3, so that the first travel distance S1 is increased by a variable distance. Has a range.

In addition, the fishing line wound on the spool is tubular, and the fishing line is wound on the spool 6 a number of times. When the rotating member 20 is rotated by a certain angle (J), the spool spindle 40 is the first ellipse distance that is the distance on the elliptic path while winding the fishing line around the end of the spool 80 Move by (P1) and wind the fishing line a predetermined number of times.

The spool spindle 40 moves by a second ellipse distance P2 which is a distance on an elliptic path smaller than the first ellipse distance P1 while winding the fishing line around the middle of the spool 80. Wind the fishing line a predetermined number of times.

Therefore, the number of times the fishing line is wound on the spool 80 gradually decreases as the position at which the fishing line is wound goes from the middle of the spool 80 to the end of the spool.

1 and 2, the conventional fishing spinning reel is rotated because the pillar 201 of the rotating member 2 moves along a circular path as shown in the virtual line of FIG. 6. When the member 2 is rotated by the angle J, the spool spindle 3 moves in advance by the first distance Q1 on the circular path while the fishing line is wound around the end of the spool 6. Wind the fishing line a fixed number of times. The spool spindle 3 is moved in advance by a second distance Q2 which is a distance on a circular path smaller than the first distance Q1 while the fishing line is wound around the middle of the spool 6. Wind the fishing line a fixed number of times.

Therefore, the number of times the fishing line is wound on the spool 6 gradually increases as the position where the fishing line is wound goes from the middle of the spool 6 to the end of the spool.

In the present invention, since the difference between the first ellipse distance (P1) and the second ellipse distance (P2) is smaller than the difference between the first distance (Q1) and the second distance (Q2), the fishing line is It is more uniformly distributed in the spool 80.

According to the present invention as described above, it is possible to reciprocate the spool spindle in the range of the increased variable distance in the spinning reel for fishing, it is possible to wind the fishing line in a very uniform distribution on the spool.

Although the present invention has been described with reference to preferred embodiments of the present invention, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments, and those skilled in the art will recognize the spirit and scope of the present invention described in the following Utility Model Registration Claims. It will be understood that various modifications and changes can be made in the present invention without departing from the scope thereof.

Claims (7)

Reel frame; A circumferential wall located on a plane perpendicular to the direction of the first axis and a slot formed in the circumferential wall and extending in the direction of the first axis, disposed in the reel frame and about the first axis with respect to the reel frame; A rotating member rotatable in the axial direction of the first axis; A spool spindle having a first spindle end and a second spindle end facing each other along a second axis perpendicular to the first axis, the spool spindle being disposed within the reel frame and movable along the second axis relative to the reel frame. ; A coupling member having a cam follower facing the circumferential wall of the rotating member in the axial direction of the first axis, the coupling member being connected to the first spindle end of the spool spindle; i) a first cam end loosely coupled to the slot such that the first cam end is movable relative to the first axis when the rotating member rotates about the first axis; And ii) disposed on the first cam end so as to face in the axial direction of the first axis, coupled to the cam follower, the first cam end being moved relative to the first axis by a rotational movement of the rotating member. A cam member having a second cam end for causing the coupling member and the spool spindle to reciprocate along a second axis; A non-circular guide groove arranged to move the first cam end along a non-circular path; A handle installed at the reel frame to drive the rotating member to rotate about the first axis by rotating about the reel frame; And a spool installed at the second spindle end of the spool spindle, the spool being rotatable relative to the spool spindle to move the fishing line and moving with the spool spindle. The method of claim 1, And said non-circular guide groove is disposed within said reel frame and surrounds said first axis. The method of claim 2, The non-circular guide groove is formed integrally with the reel frame, the rotating member is a fishing reel for fishing, characterized in that disposed between the non-circular guide groove and the cam member. The method of claim 3, The cam follower includes a sliding groove extending between the first wall and the second wall, including two opposing first and second walls spaced apart from each other in a transverse direction parallel to the direction of the second axis. Spinning reel for fishing, characterized in that forming. The method of claim 4, wherein The cam member includes a slider provided on the circumferential wall of the rotating member and movable relative to the circumferential wall, and the first cam end protrudes in the axial direction from the slider to be received in the slot and downwards and outwards from the slider. And sliding toward the non-circular guide groove, wherein the second cam end extends in the axial direction from the slider and is inserted into the extended sliding groove. The method of claim 5, Spinning reel for fishing, characterized in that the first cam end further comprises a stabilizing member arranged to stably move along the non-circular guide groove. The method of claim 6, The stabilizing member includes a pillar extending from the circumferential wall of the rotating member in the axial direction of the first axis and an extension groove formed in the slider to receive the pillar, thereby adjusting the movement path of the slider with respect to the circumferential wall. Spinning reel for fishing.