KR20060119679A - Rod for fishing rod - Google Patents

Abstract

A rod for a fishing rod is provided to restrain a generation of a void after firing by winding a prepreg on a mandrel without wrinkling or bending, and to have an outer periphery with a prescribed cone shape. The rod for a fishing rod comprises an inside layer(Aa), a middle layer(Ab), and an outside layer(Ac). The inside layer and outside layer are formed by winding slit tapes(1,3) on the whole rod in a helical shape, in which the slit tapes are manufactured by cutting a prepreg that arranges a reinforcing fiber(c) in a circumferential direction in a tape shape with a narrow width. An entrance-winding reinforcing pattern(5) is arranged on the terminal end of the rod of a more inside part of the inside layer, and a rod base-end reinforcing pattern(6) is arranged on the base end of the rod of a more outside part of the outside layer.

Description

Rod for fishing rod {ROD FOR FISHING ROD}

(A) is a perspective view which shows the state before winding an entrance winding reinforcement pattern, (b) is a perspective view which shows the state which wound the 1st slit tape, (c) is a 1st, 2nd main pattern The perspective view which shows the state before winding up, (d) is a perspective view which shows the state which wound the 2nd slit tape.

The longitudinal side view which shows the state which pulled out the pole of the small diameter side by applying the pole base end reinforcement pattern to the pole base end part.

(A) is a perspective view which shows the state before winding an inlet winding reinforcement pattern and a 1st pole end reinforcement pattern, (b) is a perspective view which shows the state which winds up the 1st slit tape, (c) The perspective view which shows the state before winding the 1st, 2nd main pattern, and the 2nd long pole end reinforcement pattern, (d) is a perspective view which shows the state which wound the 2nd slit tape.

The longitudinal side view which shows the state which pulled out the pole of the small diameter side by giving resin projection to the pole base end.

(A) is an expanded sectional view which shows the cross-combined state of the reinforcement fiber of the cross-combination prepreg which is an auxiliary pattern, (b) is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of (a), (c) is a state before winding an auxiliary pattern The perspective view shown.

The longitudinal side view which shows the state which pulled out the small diameter side pole by applying an auxiliary pattern to the pole base end.

<Description of the code>

1: first slit tape 2A: 1st main pattern

2B: second main pattern 3: second slit tape

4: mandrel 5: inlet winding reinforcement pattern

6: 3rd pole air mass reinforcement pattern 7: 1st pole air mass reinforcement pattern

8: 2nd pole air mass reinforcement pattern 9: protrusion

A: Pole Aa: Inner layer

Ab: middle layer Ac: outer layer

θ ₁ : first inclination angle θ ₂ : second inclination angle

θ ₃ : third tilt angle θ ₄ : fourth tilt angle

c: reinforced fiber X: long axis

TECHNICAL FIELD This invention relates to the rod for fishing rods which rolled prepreg and is formed in the normal body.

The rod for poles is wound by winding prepreg sheets formed by mixing reinforcing fibers such as carbon fibers and impregnating the mixed reinforcing fibers with resins such as epoxy in a tapered mandrel. It is common to form by winding the wound and the ordinary thing.

Thus, in forming a pole using a prepreg sheet, the prepreg in which the reinforcing fiber was mixed in the circumferential direction and impregnated with the thermosetting resin was cut into a narrow tape to form a slit tape. In some cases, the slit tape is wound in a spiral shape in a range covering the entire length of the pole to form a pole.

Patent Document 1: Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-198154 (paragraph number [0020] and FIGS. 1 and 2)

The conventional structure described above is configured by winding a first main pattern formed by cutting a prepreg in which the reinforcing fiber group is mixed along the circumferential direction as the inner layer in a sheet form, and forming the reinforcing fiber group as the middle layer in the axial direction. The prepreg mixed along the sheet is rolled up to form three main patterns formed by cutting the sheet, and as the outer layer, a slit tape formed by cutting the prepreg mixed with the reinforcing fiber group in the circumferential direction into a tape is formed. There existed a fishing rod comprised by these inner layers, an intermediate | middle layer, and an outer layer, wound and comprised spirally over the length corresponded to the full length.

However, in this case, since the direction of the reinforcing fibers is arranged only in the axial direction or the circumferential direction, there was a case where the lack of strength occurred at the joint portion when these rods were formed by the pull rod.

That is, in the pull-out pole, the pole end side pole is pulled from the pole podium end pole, and the outer circumferential surface of the pole pole end of the pole pole side pole is placed on the inner peripheral surface of the pole pole end of the pole pole end pole. The structure which press-contacts and maintains the elongate state of the pole front side side pole is employ | adopted. In this case, the outer circumferential surface of the pole proximal end of the pole tip-side pole which is in pressure contact with each other, and the inner circumferential surface of the pole end of the pole-pole proximal side pole are called joints.

Here, in the case where the joint portion is formed of a prepreg in which the reinforcing fibers disposed in the joint portion are arranged only in the axial direction or the circumferential direction, the shear force acting from the direction inclined with respect to the pole axial direction ( Sufficient strength may not be exerted with respect to a peel, and peeling of resin, a crack, and the occurrence of a crack may be seen at the joint part.

An object of the present invention is to provide a fishing rod capable of eliminating the above-described drawbacks and having a pole-shaped outer circumferential surface.

〔Configuration〕

The characteristic constitution of the invention according to claim 1 is that a prepreg slit tape obtained by mixing a reinforcing fiber group in the circumferential direction of the pole is spirally wound on the mandrel over a length corresponding to the entire length of the pole, and the inner layer and the outside Each of the layers, and the intermediate layer located between the inner layer and the outer layer comprises a prepreg mixed with reinforcing fibers along the pole axis in a main pattern cut to a length corresponding to the length of the pole,

A reinforcing pattern for inlet winding is disposed further inside the pole tip of the inner layer, the length of the inlet winding reinforcing pattern is shorter along the axial direction than the main pattern, and a group of reinforcing fibers is provided for the long axis. The prepreg mixed and arranged along the inclination angle and the prepreg having a length shorter along the axial direction than the main pattern and mixed and arranged in a state in which the reinforcing fiber group is symmetrical with respect to the reinforcing fiber group of the prepreg and the long axis. We build it up,

A pole proximal end reinforcement pattern is disposed outside the pole proximal end of the outer layer, and the pole proximal end reinforcement pattern is shorter along the axial direction than the main pattern, and the reinforcing fiber group is mixed along the third inclination angle with respect to the pole axis. The prepreg placed is shorter along the axial direction than the main pattern, and the reinforcing fiber group is formed by superimposing the reinforcing fiber group of the prepreg and the prepreg mixed and arranged in a symmetrical manner with respect to the long axis. In that point, the effect is as follows.

〔Action〕

That is, the prepreg in which the length along the axial direction is shorter than the main pattern and the reinforcing fiber group is mixed in a state inclined with respect to the long axis, and the length along the axial direction is shorter than the main pattern, and the reinforcing fiber group is the prepreg. Since the inlet winding reinforcement pattern and the pole proximal reinforcement pattern which overlapped the reinforcement fiber group of the leg and the prepreg mixed and arrange | positioned in the state which becomes symmetrical with respect to the said pole axis are arrange | positioned at the pole pole end part and pole pole end part, When the pattern is pulled from the pole end pole to the pole pole end, the exerting force is exerted on the shear force acting in a state inclined to the pole axis, and the peeling phenomenon of the resin at the seam can be suppressed. .

In addition, in the present invention, by placing the reinforcing fiber group in the circumferential direction and applying a slit tape having a narrow width in the long axis direction as the inner and outer layers, sufficient tension is given to the tape and the slit is applied to the mandrel. In addition to being able to wind the tape, the reinforcing fibers constituting the slit tape can be helically continuous from the pole end to the pole end, so that the strength of the fiber is fully exhibited, and the tape itself is narrow, so it is preprepping. As compared with the case of winding a leg sheet, it can wind up without wrinkles.

In addition, since the fibers are arranged in the circumferential direction, the reinforcing fibers mixed in the circumferential direction exhibit an opposing force to try to deform the elliptical shape in which the cross-section of the pole is laterally expanded. ).

On the other hand, since the main pattern which consists of the prepreg sheet which mixed the reinforcing fiber along the long axis as an intermediate | middle layer is wound on the said slit tape, bending acting on a pole by the downward load acting on a water line The counter force against tension and the like along the direction of the pole axis due to the moment is increased, and pole breakage due to bending can be avoided in advance.

As described above, since the slit tape has a short width along the pole axial direction, it is not difficult to wind uniformly over the entire length like the sheet-shaped prepreg, and the inner layer using such a tape characteristic Can be built.

〔effect〕

As a result, the rod along the desired cone shape can be prepared, and the rod which can suppress generation | occurrence | production of a void, peeling of resin, etc. came to be provided.

The characteristic structure of this invention concerning Claim 2 is the 1st main pattern which cut | disconnected the said intermediate | middle layer the prepreg which mixed the reinforcing fiber along the pole axial direction to length corresponding to the pole length, and pole pole direction The prepreg mixed with reinforcing fibers is formed in a state in which the second main pattern cut to a length corresponding to the entire length of the pole is polymerized, and the effect is as follows.

[Action effect]

In addition to achieving the effect of the invention according to claim 1, the following effect is achieved.

That is, since the main pattern which overlapped two sheets was arrange | positioned as an intermediate | middle layer, and the mixing direction of the reinforcement fiber of the main pattern is arrange | positioned along the pole axis direction, the pole axis line by the bending moment acting on a fishing rod when a fish catches a needle The tensile force along the direction is generated, but since the reinforcing fibers arranged in the direction of the above-mentioned long axis exhibit the counter force against the tensile force and can cope with the damage of the pole, the two prepregs can cope with it. In addition to this, it is possible to increase the cross-sectional secondary moment with respect to the bending moment, thereby improving the strength against bending.

The characteristic structure of this invention concerning Claim 3 arrange | positions an intermediate pole base end reinforcement pattern outside the pole base end part of the said intermediate | middle layer between the said intermediate | middle layer and the said outer layer, and makes the said intermediate pole base end reinforcement pattern 2nd with respect to a pole axis. A prepreg having a reinforcing fiber group mixed along the inclination angle and having a shorter length in the axial direction than the main pattern, and a reinforcing fiber group mixed and arranged in a symmetrical manner with respect to the reinforcing fiber group of the prepreg and the long axis. The prepreg of which length is shorter along the axial direction than the said main pattern is piled up, and the effect is as follows.

[Action effect]

That is, since the middle pole proximal reinforcement pattern is arrange | positioned also inside the outer layer, the reinforcement mixed in the direction which inclines with respect to the axial direction of the middle pole proximal reinforcement pattern with respect to the shear force which propagates from the pole proximal end of the outer layer. Since the fiber exhibits a counter force, peeling of the reinforcing fiber, deterioration of the resin, and the like can be prevented.

According to a characteristic configuration of the invention according to claim 4, the inner pole proximal end reinforcement pattern is disposed inside the pole proximal end of the inner layer, and the inner pole proximal end reinforcement pattern is shorter in length along the axial direction than the main pattern and is reinforced. The prepreg in which the fiber group is mixed and arranged along the first inclination angle with respect to the long axis, and the length of the fiber group is shorter along the axial direction than the main pattern, and the reinforcing fiber group is symmetrical with respect to the reinforcing island group of the prepreg and the long axis. It is in the point which overlaps and comprises the prepreg mixed and arrange | positioned in the state to become, and the effect is as follows.

[Action effect]

In this way, the inner pole proximal end reinforcement pattern, the middle pole proximal end reinforcement pattern, and the outer pole proximal end reinforcement pattern are installed at the pole end proximal end position even further inward of the inner layer. Will be deployed. Therefore, since the reinforcing pattern can be provided not only on the outer side contacting the opposing contact surface, but also on each layer, the counter force against the shear force can be increased, and the deformation of the pole can be effectively prevented.

<Example>

[First Embodiment]

The pole which comprises a fishing rod is demonstrated. As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the rod A for fishing rods is comprised by the three-layered structure which arrange | positioned the inner layer Aa, the intermediate | middle layer Ab, and the outer layer Ac comprised by winding the prepreg. .

The manufacturing method of the pole A is demonstrated. As shown in FIG. 1, the inner layer Aa is wound on the inlet winding reinforcement pattern 5 wound on the mandrel 4 while winding the inlet winding reinforcement pattern 5 on the mandrel 4 as the first end. The first slit tape 1 is wound up. As the second stage, the first main pattern 2A and the second main pattern 2B are overlapped and wound as the intermediate layer Ab on the wound first slit tape 1, and further, the second main pattern as the third stage. The 2nd slit tape 3 as an outer layer Ac is wound up on (2B), and the 3rd long base end reinforcement pattern 6 is wound up on the 2nd slit tape 3.

After winding the 3rd pole-base reinforcement pattern 6, although not shown in figure, the winding of a shaping | molding tape, such as a cellophane tape, is rolled up spirally over the full length of a pole, after that, it bakes and peels a shaping | molding tape, and a predetermined length is carried out. To form the pole material of the cone object, and to finish the seam part to the predetermined dimension so that the outer peripheral surface of the pole material has a predetermined tapered shape by using a centerless grinder or the like. Shall be.

The prepreg used as said main pattern and reinforcement pattern is comprised as follows. As the prepreg, carbon fiber is used as the reinforcing fiber (c), and epoxy resin is used as the thermosetting resin to be impregnated with the reinforcing fiber (c). However, glass fiber, boron fiber, etc. can be used as reinforcing fiber (c), A phenol resin etc. can be used as a thermosetting resin. As the resin to be impregnated, a thermoplastic resin can also be used. In addition, as the reinforcing fibers (c) of these prepregs, those having an elastic modulus of 20 to 60 tons / mm ^{2 in} the main pattern of carbon fibers and those having an elastic modulus of 10 to 20 tons / mm ^{2 in} the reinforcing pattern are used.

The inlet winding reinforcement pattern 5 will be described. As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 3, the inlet winding reinforcement pattern 5 is arranged in a group of reinforcing fibers c such as carbon fibers mixed and disposed along the fourth inclination angle θ ₄ with respect to the long axis X. Epoxy or the like in a prepreg formed by impregnating a thermosetting resin such as epoxy and a group of reinforcing fibers (c) mixed and disposed in a symmetrical manner with respect to the reinforcing fiber (c) group of the prepreg and the long axis (X). The prepreg formed by impregnating the thermosetting resin is laminated | stacked, and it cuts and consists of the length equivalent to the axial direction length of the pole pole tip part.

The 1st slit tape 1 as an inner layer Aa is demonstrated. As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 3, the first slit tape 1 is a pole of a prepreg formed by impregnating a thermosetting resin such as epoxy with a mixture of reinforcing fibers c such as carbon fibers in a circumferential direction. The width along the direction of the axis is cut into three widths (about 5mm ~ 10mm) and connected in tape form. The first slit tape 1 is wound in a spiral shape over substantially the entire length of the mandrel 4 wound around the inlet winding reinforcement pattern 5 to form an inner layer Aa.

Next, the intermediate layer Ab will be described. The first main pattern 2A and the second main pattern 2B constituting the intermediate layer Ab have a length corresponding to approximately the entire length of the prepreg obtained by mixing the reinforcing fibers c along the axial direction. It is also cut to have a width equivalent to the length of one to two plies. The intermediate layer Ab is formed by winding these two main patterns 2A and 2B on the first slit tape 1 one by one.

The second slit tape 3 as the outer layer Ac will be described. As shown in Fig. 1 (d), the second slit tape 3 is a pole of a prepreg formed by impregnating a thermosetting resin such as epoxy with a mixture of reinforcing fibers c such as carbon fibers in a circumferential direction. The width along the direction of the axis is cut and connected with the width (about 5mm ~ 10mm). The second slit tape 3 is wound spirally over substantially the entire length of the mandrel 4 wound around the second main pattern 2B to form the outer layer Ac.

The 3rd long base end reinforcement pattern 6 as a long base end reinforcement pattern is demonstrated. The third pole proximal end reinforcement pattern 6 is impregnated with a thermosetting resin such as epoxy to a group of reinforcing fibers (c) made of carbon fibers or the like mixed and disposed along the third inclination angle θ ₃ with respect to the pole axis X. The prepreg formed was formed by impregnating a group of reinforcing fibers (c) of the prepreg and a group of reinforcing fibers (c) mixed and disposed in a symmetrical manner with respect to the long axis (X). The prepregs are stacked together and cut into a length corresponding to the axial length of the pole pole end portion.

As described above, the pole A is formed by winding each pattern to the mandrel 4 sequentially. In addition, although the inclination angle (theta) of the reinforcing fiber in each reinforcement pattern can be set in the range of 0 to 90 degrees, it is preferable to set in the range of 45 to 80 degrees. Further, the inclination angles from the first inclination angle θ ₁ to the fourth inclination angle θ ₄ may be set at the same angle, and the inclination angles may be set at different angles.

Second Embodiment

The manufacturing method of the pole A is demonstrated. Although not shown, in the first embodiment, the first and second main patterns 2A and 2B are stacked as the second end. In this second embodiment, the first main is used as the intermediate layer Ab. It may be sufficient to wind only the pattern 2A. The other inner layer Aa, outer layer Ac, inlet winding reinforcement pattern 5, and third pole proximal reinforcement pattern 6 are the same.

In other words, in the second embodiment, only the first main pattern 2A is applied as the intermediate layer Ab. As a result, the force against the tensile force in the intermediate layer Ab decreases, but the weight of the pole can be reduced instead. In this case, compared to the rod shown in the first embodiment, it can be used for a slightly smaller pole for small fish.

[Example 3]

The manufacturing method of the pole A is demonstrated. As shown in Fig. 3, the inlet winding reinforcement pattern 5 and the first long base end reinforcement pattern 7 are wound on the mandrel 4 as the first end, and the inlet winding wound on the mandrel 4 is shown. The first slit tape 1 as the inner layer Aa is wound on the reinforcement pattern 5 and the first long base end reinforcement pattern 7. As a 2nd stage, the 1st main pattern 2A and the 2nd main pattern 2B are overlapped and wound as an intermediate | middle layer Ab on the wound 1st slit tape 1. The 2nd long pole base reinforcement pattern 8 is wound up on the 2nd main pattern 2B. Furthermore, the 2nd slit tape 3 as an outer layer is wound on the 2nd main pattern 2B and the 2nd pole base reinforcement pattern 8 as a 3rd stage, and the 3rd pole base on the 2nd slit tape 3 The reinforcement pattern 6 is wound up.

In other words, in the third embodiment, the first long base end reinforcement pattern 7 is disposed inside the first slit tape 1 as the long base end reinforcement pattern, and the second long end base reinforcement pattern 8 is arranged in the second. The point of placing the outer side of the main pattern 2B is different from that of the first embodiment.

As a result, the pole proximal end reinforcement pattern is to be provided for each layer, so that not only the outer surface contacting the mating pressure contact surface, but also the reinforcement pattern can be provided for each layer, and the counter force against the shear force can be increased. Can be effectively prevented. Therefore, as the rod to which the third embodiment is applied, it is applicable when fishing a large fish as compared with that of the second embodiment, and even when a relatively large load is applied, the three pole-base reinforcement patterns are applied to the shear force at the joint portion B. A counter force can be exerted and the deformation | transformation in the joint part B, etc. can be suppressed.

In addition, although the form which implements the 2nd long base end reinforcement pattern 8 on the 2nd main pattern 2B was shown in this 3rd Example, as a position which installs the 2nd long base end reinforcement pattern 8, It may be between 1st main pattern 2A and 2nd main pattern 2B, and may be inside of 1st main pattern 2A. Moreover, you may provide in 3 places inside 2nd of said 1st main patterns, between 1st main pattern 2A and 2nd main pattern 2B, and outside 2nd main pattern 2B.

[Other implementation structure]

(1) The following may be sufficient as the structure of the 3rd pole base reinforcement pattern 6.

That is, as the third long base end reinforcement pattern 6, the prepreg formed by inclining the group of reinforcing fibers (c) with respect to the long axis (X) is superimposed so that the group of reinforcing fibers (c) cross each other. Aligned polymer (6A) was used.

On the other hand, in the present Example, after winding the above-mentioned polymer 6A, as shown in FIG. 4, the structure which arrange | positions two or more protrusions 9 of resin on the polymer 6A shall be employ | adopted. . Although not shown, the method of forming the projections 9 of the resin is covered with a mask member having a large number of through holes formed on the surface of the polymer 6A forming the projections 9 of the resin, and the projections on the mask member. By spraying the forming paint using the spray coating method, the paint is adhered to the surface of the polymer 6A through the through hole of the mask member to form the projection 9. Since the formation part of the projection 9 is formed in the innermost side which does not protrude more than the pole tip of the pole pole base side pole in the state which pulled out the pole pole side pole from the pole pole base side pole, there is little damage to aesthetics.

By forming the projections 9 in this way, the surface of the pole end of the pole end of the pole tip is not in close contact with the inner circumferential surface of the pole tip of the pole pole end side pole, and a gap is formed between the protrusions 9. By being formed, moisture can be retained in this gap portion.

Therefore, as the surface of the pole proximal end of the pole tip side pole adheres to the inner circumferential surface of the pole tip of the pole pole end pole side, the adhesion degree is deeply penetrated into the close contact part, and the moisture is interposed. Stronger sticking may happen. When this sticking phenomenon takes place, the rod tip side pole once pulled out cannot be returned into the pole pole end pole side pole, but since the protrusion 9 is formed here, only the projection 9 is pole pole pole pole side pole. By contacting the inner circumferential surface of the pole tip of the pole, it is not brought into a front adhesive state, and moisture is also interposed between the adjacent protrusions 9, so that the surface of the pole pole end of the pole pole side pole of the pole pole side is pole pole end. It does not work in the direction of increasing the adhesion with the inner circumferential surface.

In addition, the projection 9 may be formed independently of the third pole-base reinforcement pattern 6.

(2) The following may be sufficient as the structure of the 3rd pole base end reinforcement pattern 6.

That is, the above-mentioned third long base end reinforcement pattern 6 is a polymer in which a prepreg formed by inclining the reinforcing fibers c with respect to the long axis X is stacked so that the reinforcing fibers c cross each other. (6A) was used. The following auxiliary pattern 6B may be used together with this polymer 6A.

That is, as shown in Fig. 5C, the auxiliary pattern 6B is a prepreg 6a formed by impregnating a thermosetting resin such as epoxy with a mixture of reinforcing fibers c such as carbon fibers in the circumferential direction. Prepreg 6b formed by cross-combining highly flexible fibers (c) such as nylon and polyester with impregnated with a thermosetting resin such as epoxy, and mixing carbon fibers in the circumferential direction. It is wound on the polymer 6A so that (6a) is inward.

As shown in FIG. 6, the length along the axial direction of the auxiliary pattern 6B is shorter than that of the polymer 6A, and the auxiliary pattern 6B is wound so as to be located on the pole tip side of the polymer 6A.

Here, the arrangement | positioning state of the polymer 6A and the auxiliary pattern 6B is demonstrated. That is, the polymer 6A located inside is arranged in the length corresponding to the length of the joint part B. FIG. On the other hand, with respect to the auxiliary pattern 6B, it is arrange | positioned at the position shorter than the polymer 6A and approaching the pole tip side. Thus, even if the polymer 6A is provided in the length equivalent to the joint part B, since it becomes shorter than the length of the joint part B, the operation | movement which pulls out a pole end pole from the pole pole end pole was performed. In this case, the pole ends of the polymer 6A and the auxiliary pattern 6B do not protrude more than the pole ends of the pole-side proximal side poles, thereby improving the aesthetics.

In addition, since the polymer 6A is provided on the shoulder portion of the pole tip side of the seam portion B, the strength of this portion can be improved, and the pole tip side end vicinity of the pole tip side pole seam B is near. The damage of the pole called "bending of edges" which generate | occur | produces can be avoided.

The prepreg 6b positioned on the front surface of the pole in the auxiliary pattern 6B will be described in detail. As shown in Fig. 5A, the prepreg 6b crosses the highly flexible fiber c. The shape which arrange | positions the fiber c in the shape of a tortoise on the net is shown. As shown in Fig. 5 (b), since the resin impregnated in the fiber (c) is subjected to a grinding process and scraped off, only the fiber is exposed to the surface, and a recessed shape such as a turtle is formed. As a highly flexible fiber used here, resin fibers, such as nylon and polyester, are used.

Therefore, even if the prepreg 6b is placed on the surface of the joint portion B and is in pressure contact with the prepreg constituting the joint portion B on the opposite side, water is interposed due to the presence of the recessed portion on the turtle's back. In addition, the moisture gathers only in the recessed portion of the tortoise, and thus does not act in the direction of strengthening the pressure contact state, so that the fixing state of the joint portion is alleviated.

(3) The structure of this invention protrudes not only a mooring stand | rod of a pull-out pole, a sweetfish pole, etc., but also a part of one end of the ash of a joint system or an intern, To pit a part of the end) It is also applicable to this fishing rod.

According to this invention, the said fault can be eliminated and the fishing rod with which the outer peripheral surface of a pole can show a predetermined conical shape can be provided.

Claims (4)

A prepreg slit tape, in which reinforcing fiber groups are mixed along the circumferential direction of the pole, is wound spirally on a mandrel over a length corresponding to the entire length of the pole. The inner layer and the outer layer, respectively, and the intermediate layer located between the inner layer and the outer layer was cut to a length corresponding to the entire length of the pole, prepreg mixed with reinforcing fibers along the pole axis direction. Consists of patterns, A reinforcing pattern for inlet winding is disposed further inside the pole tip of the inner layer, the length of the inlet winding reinforcing pattern is shorter along the axial direction than the main pattern, and a group of reinforcing fibers is provided for the long axis. The prepreg mixed and arranged along the inclination angle and the prepreg having a length shorter along the axial direction than the main pattern and mixed and arranged in a state in which the reinforcing fiber group is symmetrical with respect to the reinforcing fiber group of the prepreg and the long axis. We build it up, A pole proximal end reinforcement pattern is disposed outside the pole proximal end of the outer layer, and the pole proximal end reinforcement pattern is shorter along the axial direction than the main pattern, and the reinforcing fiber group is mixed along the third inclination angle with respect to the pole axis. The prepreg placed is shorter along the axial direction than the main pattern, and the reinforcing fiber group is formed by superimposing the reinforcing fiber group of the prepreg and the prepreg mixed and arranged in a symmetrical manner with respect to the long axis. Rod for fishing rod. The method of claim 1, 1st main pattern which cut | disconnected the said intermediate | middle layer into the length equivalent to the full length of a pole, and the prepreg which mixed the reinforcement fiber along the pole axial direction A rod for fishing rods, comprising a polymerized state of a second main pattern cut to a length corresponding to the entire length of the rod. The method according to claim 1 or 2, A middle pole proximal end reinforcement pattern is disposed outside the pole proximal end of the intermediate layer between the intermediate layer and the outer layer, and the middle pole proximal end reinforcement pattern is mixed and disposed along a second inclination angle with respect to the long axis; A prepreg having a shorter length along the axial direction than the main pattern, and a reinforcing fiber group arranged in a symmetrical manner with respect to the reinforcing fiber group of the prepreg and the long axis, and having a length along the axial direction than the main pattern. The pole for the fishing rod which puts a short prepreg together. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, An inner pole proximal end reinforcement pattern is disposed inside the pole proximal end of the inner layer, and the inner pole proximal end reinforcement pattern is shorter in the axial direction than the main pattern, and a group of reinforcing fibers has a first inclination angle with respect to the pole axis. The prepreg mixed and arranged along the axial direction is shorter in the axial direction than the main pattern, and the prepreg mixed and arranged in a state in which the reinforcing fiber group is symmetrical with respect to the reinforcing fiber group of the prepreg and the long axis. The pole for the fishing rod which puts it together and comprises it.

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