KR20110062426A - Structure of console arm rest - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A console armrest structure is provided to allow a console armrest to be tilted up and down in a stepwise manner and slid back and forth by employing a tiling device and a sliding device. CONSTITUTION: A console armrest structure comprises a lower cover(100) which is installed in a console box, an armrest housing(200) which is installed in the lower cover, an armrest cover(300) which is installed in the armrest housing, and a tilting device(400) which tilts the armrest cover up and down in a stepwise manner using the armrest housing.

Description

Console Armrest Structure {STRUCTURE OF CONSOLE ARM REST}

The present invention relates to a console armrest structure, and more particularly to a multi-stage tilt and slidable console armrest structure.

In general, the console box (Console Box) is installed in the middle part between the driver's seat and the passenger seat to store various items necessary for driving, and the console armrest is installed on the upper part of the console box so that the driver can comfortably lift his arm while driving. Do it.

That is, the console armrest supports the elbow of the driver's right arm to assist the driver in a comfortable posture.

In addition, the console armrest is provided with a height adjusting device for raising or lowering the console armrest in consideration of the body structure of the driver, and assists the driver in a more comfortable posture through the height adjusting device. do.

However, since the conventional console armrest is used to adjust the height by lifting the console armrest at a time using the height adjusting device, there is a problem that it is difficult to accurately adjust the height according to the body structure of the driver.

In addition, the conventional console armrest is exposed to the outside of the tilting lever for operating or fixing the height adjustment device, there is a problem that the console armrest unintentionally tilted when the driver's body is grounded to the tilting lever In addition, there was a problem that does not give a visual luxury.

Moreover, since the conventional console armrest can be height-adjusted only in the vertical direction, there is a problem in that the console armrest cannot be used when the seat is pulled forward like a female driver.

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, an object of the present invention is to allow the console armrest coupled to the upper surface of the console box in a multi-stage tilting in the vertical direction, while at the same time sliding the front and rear direction of the driver It is to provide a console armrest structure that can adjust the position of the console armrest to fit the body structure of the.

The console armrest structure of the present invention for achieving the above object is provided with a lower cover provided in the console box; An armrest housing provided in the lower cover; An armrest cover provided in the armrest housing; And a tilting device for tilting the armrest cover in the vertical direction using the armrest housing.

The tilting device is a body provided between the lower cover and the armrest housing, rotatably fixed to the body, a plurality of locking jaws are formed on one surface, the rotating cam is formed with a plurality of fixing projections on the other surface, the The stopper is fixed to the lower cover, the stopper is locked to prevent the reverse rotation of the rotary cam, one end is fixed to the hinge shaft of the armrest housing, the other end is a support fixed to the body side, one end to the rotary cam The other end is fixed to the connector fixed to the support, one end is fixed to the hinge shaft of the armrest housing, the other end is guide bar coupled to the guide groove formed in the armrest housing, and one end is fixed to the guide bar, the other end Is coupled to the guide groove formed in the body, characterized in that it comprises a rod inserted into the fixing projections.

The connector is formed on one side of the support, the armrest housing is characterized in that the support is located in the support during the multi-stage tilting.

The tilting device may further include a compression spring having one end fixed to the body and the other end fixed to the armrest housing.

The outer surface of the armrest housing is characterized in that the closing cover is provided.

A compression device is provided between the lower cover side and the armrest housing side.

The compression device is characterized in that one end is fixed to the lower cover side, the other end is fixed to the armrest housing side.

The armrest housing is characterized in that the protrusion is formed on the side, the lower cover is formed in the inner wall recessed groove into which the protrusion is inserted.

Between the armrest housing and the armrest cover is characterized in that the sliding device for sliding the armrest cover in the forward and backward direction is provided.

The sliding device may include a guide rail provided in the armrest housing, and a guide piece provided in the armrest cover and slidably coupled to the guide rail.

The sliding device further includes a locking member between the armrest housing side and the armrest cover side, wherein the locking member is provided in the gear damper provided in the armrest housing, and the armrest cover, and includes a gear damper and It characterized in that it comprises a gear portion to be engaged.

The sliding device further includes a fixing member between the armrest housing side and the armrest cover side, wherein the fixing member is formed at the front and rear of the armrest cover and the fixing portion provided at the armrest housing, respectively. And a fixing hole into which the fixing portion is inserted and fixed.

As described above, the present invention has a console armrest structure by installing a tilting device and a sliding device, respectively, so that the console armrest can be tilted up and down in a multi-stage direction and at the same time, the console armrest can be slidably moved forward and backward. The position of the armrest can be adjusted to increase the convenience of use, and there is no need for a separate tilting lever, thereby simplifying the structure and increasing the visual luxury.

Hereinafter, the console armrest structure of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 1 to 17.

The console armrest structure of the present invention allows the console armrest coupled to the upper surface of the console box (not shown) to be tilted in multiple directions in the vertical direction and to be slidably moved forward and backward so that the console armrest fits the body structure of the driver. Can adjust the position of the technology to increase the ease of use.

1 and 2, the console armrest structure is rotatable hinged to the upper surface of the console box (not shown), the lower cover 100, rotates on the upper surface of the lower cover 100 Armrest housing 200 fixedly hinged, armrest cover 300 provided on the upper surface of the armrest housing 200, the armrest cover 300 through the armrest housing 200 in the vertical direction A tilting device 400 for tilting in multiple stages, more preferably in steps 1 and 2, and a sliding device 500 for slidingly moving the armrest cover 300 provided on the upper surface of the armrest housing 200 in the front and rear directions. It includes.

Hereinafter, the configuration of the console armrest structure of the present invention will be described in detail.

The lower cover 100 is for opening or closing the storage space formed on the upper surface of the console box (not shown), which is provided on the upper surface of the console box, and the rear end (left end when viewed in FIG. 1) is the rear end of the upper surface of the console box. The hinge is rotatably fixed to the insertion groove, the insertion groove 110 for inserting the armrest housing 300 to be described later is formed on the upper surface.

Here, the insertion groove 110 is formed to be inclined downward gradually toward the front from the rear of the vehicle, the reason for this will be described in the following description of the armrest housing 200, it will be omitted here.

Armrest housing 200 is provided on the bottom surface of the insertion groove 110 of the lower cover 100, the rear end (left side when viewed in Figure 1) is rotatable in the vertical direction on the outer peripheral surface of the rear portion of the insertion groove 110 The hinge is fixed and the open space 210 is formed to penetrate in the front and rear direction of the vehicle on the bottom, the guide groove 240 for coupling the other end of the guide bar 460 to be described later on both inner walls of the open space 210 It is formed long in the vertical direction.

 The hinge shaft 220 of the armrest housing 200 is provided with a spring 230 having an elastic restoring force.

In addition, the front of the armrest housing 200 is provided with a closing cover 250 for closing the front of the armrest housing 200 (see FIGS. 13 and 14), the closing cover 250 is the armrest Tilting device mounted in the armrest housing 200 by removing and closing the closing cover 250 when necessary, and at the same time to close the front of the armrest housing 200 through the fitting coupled detachably from the housing 200 Parts such as 400 can be easily repaired or replaced.

On the other hand, the armrest housing 200 is formed such that the height of the upper and lower gradually increases from the rear end to the front end.

That is, by forming the height of the front end portion larger than the rear end of the armrest housing 200, the front end portion of the armrest housing 200 that rotates around the rear end portion rises as high as possible without being separated from the insertion groove 110. You can.

In addition, the armrest housing 200 may be completely inserted into the insertion groove 110 by deepening the front side of the insertion groove 110 in the same manner as the armrest housing 200.

On the other hand, as shown in Figure 9 to 12, between the armrest housing 200 and the insertion groove 110 is provided with a compression device 280 for pressing the armrest housing 200 in the downward direction, One end of the compression device 280 is fixed to the rear surface of the closing cover 250 provided in the armrest housing 200 and the other end is fixed to the bottom surface of the insertion groove 110.

Here, the compression device 280 is a spring wound spirally of a thin strip-shaped metal, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted since it uses a known technique.

The armrest cover 300 is a portion in which the driver's arm is raised at the same time as finishing the upper surface of the lower cover 100, and is provided on the upper surface of the armrest housing 200.

Here, the front of the armrest cover 300 is formed with a handle 310 so that the user can grasp, the handle 310 is formed to be recessed inward to the front of the armrest cover (300).

3 to 12, the tilting device 400 is for tilting the armrest cover 300 in the vertical direction by using the armrest housing 200, the body 410, the rotary cam ( 420, the stopper 430, the support 440, the connector 450, the guide bar 460, the rod 470, and the compression spring 480.

4 and 5, the body 410 is fixed to the bottom surface of the insertion groove 110 of the lower cover 100, the first and second support portion 411 (front and rear of the upper surface) ( 412 are formed respectively, and the guide groove 411a to which the other end of the guide bar 460 to be described below is inserted is formed long on the inner surface of the first support 411.

The rotary cam 420 is rotatably fixed to the second support portion 412 formed on the body 410, a plurality of locking jaws 421 in the same direction on the main surface, preferably three are formed at equal intervals 4, the locking jaw 421 is supported by the stopper 430 which will be described later when the rotating cam 420 rotates clockwise, thereby counterclockwise rotating the cam 420. It can only rotate in the direction.

That is, the locking jaw 421 is formed on the main surface of the rotary cam 420 at equal intervals, respectively, the vertical locking portion is formed toward the right side (front side of the vehicle) as seen in Figure 4, inclined The curved portion is formed to face to the left (rear side of the vehicle) as seen in FIG. Because of this can be rotated continuously.

On the other hand, when the rotary cam 420 is rotated in the clockwise direction because the engaging portion perpendicular to the stopper 430, which will be described later is caught and supported to maintain a stopped state.

The stopper 430 is to prevent the rotating cam 420 from rotating in reverse, the body is fixed to the bottom surface of the insertion groove 110 of the body 410, the front of the body (rotation when seen in Figure 2 And a piston 431 that is movably fixed to the cam 420 and the locking jaw 421 is caught and supported, and a spring provided inside the body to elastically support the piston.

That is, the stopper 430 maintains a state in which the piston 431 protrudes outward from the rotation cam 420 by the elastic force of the spring.

The support 440 is fixed to the center of the upper surface of the open space 210 of the armrest housing 200 (see Fig. 6), one end is rotatably fixed to the hinge shaft 220 of the armrest housing 200, the other end Is extended to be positioned above the body 410.

The connector 450 connects the rotary cam 430 and the support 440 and fixes the position of the armrest housing 200 during the multi-stage tilting. One end of the connector is rotatably hinged to one side of the inner surface of the rotary cam 430. Is fixed, the other end is rotatably hinged to the other end of the support 440.

Wherein the fixing means for fixing the position during the multi-stage tilting of the armrest housing 200 is formed on the corresponding surface of the connector 450 and the armrest housing 200, the fixing means is located on one side of the upper surface of the connector 450 The support part 451 protruding in the direction of the armrest housing 200, and the lower part protrudingly formed on the inner upper surface of the armrest housing 200, and the lower part of the armrest housing 200 is tilted on the upper surface of the support part 451. It is supported and includes a locking portion 260 for fixing the position of the armrest housing 200.

That is, as shown in Figures 4 to 6, when the armrest housing 200 is raised in the multi-stage tilting, the guide bar 460 and the rod 470 rotates in conjunction with the armrest housing 200 and the rod of The lower side rotates the rotary cam 420 in a counterclockwise direction so that the connected connector 450 is raised and the support 440 is inclined.

When the armrest housing 200 is lowered in the above state, the support 440 is lowered in conjunction with the armrest housing 200, the connector 450 is lowered by the support 440, and the connector ( The rotary cam 420 rotates in a clockwise direction by the 450, and at this time, the locking jaw 421 of the rotary cam 420 is caught and supported by the stopper 430, and the rotary cam 420 stops at the same time. The locking part 260 of the housing 200 is seated on the upper surface of the support part 451 of the connector 450 to prevent the counterclockwise rotation of the rotation cam 420 to support the armrest housing 200 more stably. Can be.

Guide bars 460 are provided on both sides of the support 440, one end is rotatably hinged to the hinge shaft 220 of the armrest housing 200, the other end corresponding to the armrest housing 200 It is coupled to the guide groove 240 formed in the vertical direction on the inner wall of the movable.

The rod 470 forms a coupling groove 471 into which the fixing protrusion 422 of one of the plurality of fixing protrusions 422 formed in the rotary cam 420 is inserted, and an upper portion of the guide bar 460 It is rotatably fixed to the other end, the lower end is movably coupled to the guide groove 411a formed in the first support portion 411 of the body 410.

That is, the guide bar 460 and the rod 470, as shown in Figures 11 to 13, when lifting the armrest housing 200, the armrest housing 200 around the other end of the guide bar 460 It rises in the guide groove 220 formed in the).

At this time, when the armrest housing 200 is lifted as high as possible, the guide bar 460 supported on the bottom surface of the guide groove 220 of the armrest housing 200 rises, and the support is inserted into the guide bar 460. Rotating cam 420 rotates counterclockwise while the fixed protrusion 432 is interlocked, and the rotating cam 420 rotates by 90 degrees or more from the coupling groove 471 of the rod 470. When the armrest housing 200 is lowered in this state, the armrest housing 200 returns to its initial position.

The compression spring 480 is for elastically supporting the guide bar 460 in the body 410 direction, the lower end is fixed to the side of the body 410, the upper end is fixed to the other end of the guide bar 460. .

Sliding device 500 is for sliding the armrest cover 300 in the front and rear direction around the armrest housing 200, consisting of a guide member, a locking member and a fixing member, the locking member and the fixing member Optionally mounted.

The guide member is for sliding the armrest cover 300 in the front-rear direction about the armrest housing 200, and guide rails 510 which are respectively provided in the front-rear direction on both sides of the upper surface of the armrest housing 200. And a guide piece 520 provided on both sides of the bottom surface of the armrest cover 300 and slidably coupled to the guide rail 510.

That is, when the guide member pushes the armrest cover 300 in the front-rear direction, the guide piece 520 moves in the front-rear direction in the guide rail 510, and interlocks with the guide piece 520 in the armrest cover. 300 moves forward and backward.

The locking member is for increasing the feeling of locking when sliding the armrest cover 300, and formed in the front and rear direction on the gear damper 530 provided in the armrest housing 200 and the bottom surface of the armrest cover 300. And a gear part 540 to which the gear damper 530 is engaged.

Herein, the gear damper 530 is a known technique, and thus detailed description thereof will be omitted.

That is, the locking member is rotated while the gear damper 530 is engaged with the gear unit 540 during the sliding movement of the armrest cover 300 to give a feeling of locking or movement.

16 and 17, the fixing member is for fixing the armrest cover 300 in a sliding state from the armrest housing 200, and is provided on the upper surface of the armrest housing 200 and has a spring ( 551 and elastically supported by the 551, and both sides (side left end and right end as shown in Figure 17) of the armrest cover 300 corresponding to the fixing part 550, respectively And a fixing hole 560 into which the fixing part 550 is inserted and fixed.

That is, if the fixing member does not push the armrest cover 300 by a predetermined force or more, the fixing part 550 is fixed to the fixing hole 560 shown on the right side of FIG. 17 by the elastic force of the spring 551. As the armrest cover 300 maintains the state fixed to the upper surface of the armrest housing 200.

Subsequently, when the armrest cover 300 is strongly pushed, the armrest cover 300 slides while the fixing part 550 is separated from the fixing hole 560 indicated at the right end of FIG. 17, and the fixing part 550 is moved. The armrest cover 300 is fixed in a sliding state while being inserted and fixed in the fixing hole 560 shown at the left end of FIG.

As such, the armrest cover 300 may be fixed in the sliding state through the fixing member to increase stability.

Referring to the operation state of the console armrest structure of the present invention having such a configuration as follows.

First, the present invention is the console armrest structure of the armrest cover 300, as shown in Figure 3 (b) in the normal state of the console armrest as shown in Figure 3 (a) and then placed, Figure 3 (c) As shown, the armrest cover 300 is fixed in a tilted state.

Thereafter, when the armrest cover 300 is lifted and placed again as shown in FIG. 3D, the armrest cover 300 is fixed in a two-stage tilted state as shown in FIG. 3E.

Thereafter, when the armrest cover 300 is lifted up and released again as shown in FIG. 3 (f), the circular operation returns to the initial state as shown in FIG. 3 (a).

Meanwhile, the armrest cover 300 may be slidably moved forward and backward as shown in FIG. 3 (g) in the normal state or the first and second stage tilting states.

The operation state of the present invention console armrest structure will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings.

[Normal state]

First, referring to a normal state as shown in FIG. 3A, as shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the armrest housing 200 is inserted into the insertion groove 110 of the lower cover 100. 4 to 6, the lower cover is omitted, the armrest cover 300 is maintained in a horizontal state on the upper surface of the armrest housing 200, the support 440 is the armrest housing 200 It is maintained in a horizontal state on the inner upper surface of the rotation cam 420, the locking jaw 421 is maintained in a state supported on the bottom of the stopper 430, the connector 440 is both ends of the support 440 As it is fixed to the inner surface of the end and the rotary cam 440, respectively, as shown in Figure 5, to maintain a horizontal state, the guide bar 460 is pressed in the downward direction by the elastic force of the compression spring 480 The retaining rod 470 is a fixing groove 422 of the coupling groove 471 of the rotary cam 420 in a state fixed to the other end of the guide bar 460. ) And remain fixed (see FIG. 6).

[1st stage tilting status]

As illustrated in FIGS. 7 to 10, the one-stage tilting operation state connected from (b) to (c) of FIG. 3 in a normal state will be described. The armrest cover 300 as shown in (b) of FIG. 3. Lift up.

Then, the armrest housing 200 rotates about the hinge shaft 220 in conjunction with the armrest cover 300, and the guide bar 460 rotates in conjunction with the armrest housing 200 to connect the rod 470. ) Rises along the guide groove 411a and the lower side of the rod rotates the fixing protrusion 422 of the rotary cam 420 counterclockwise as shown in FIG. The support 440 is inclined and rises a predetermined height.

In this case, the center of gravity of the connector 450 moves from left to right as seen in FIG. 7 as the rotating cam 420 rotates.

When removing the external force lifting the armrest cover 300 in the above state, the armrest housing 200 is lowered by the elastic force of the compression device 280, in conjunction with the armrest housing 200 support ( 440 is lowered, the connector 450 is lowered by the support 440, the connector 450 is lowered and at the same time to rotate the rotary cam 420 clockwise (weight of the connector 450 The rotating cam 420 is rotated clockwise as the center moves to the right side of the rotating cam 420. At this time, the rotating cam 420 is fixed while being supported by the locking jaw 421 being caught by the stopper 430. Accordingly, the connector 450 maintains the inclined state as shown in FIG. 7, and while the support 440 and the armrest housing 200 are fixed, the connector 450 maintains the first stage tilting state as shown in FIG. Keep it.

Here, the engaging portion 260 of the armrest housing 200 is supported on the upper surface of the support portion 451 of the connector 450 while preventing the rotation of the rotating cam 420 in the counterclockwise direction so that the armrest cover 300 Maintains one stage tilting more stably.

On the other hand, when the armrest housing is raised to the upper end, the fixing protrusion 422 of the rod separates the rod 470 from the rotating cam 420 and descends along the guide groove 411a by the compression spring 480 to return to its original position. At this time, the fixing protrusion 422 provided in the rotating cam 420 is inserted into the coupling groove 471 and restored to the initial state.

 [Two stage tilting operation status]

In the above-described normal state (state (a) of FIG. 3) or one-stage tilting state (state (c) of FIG. 3), a two-stage tilting operation state connected from (d) to (e) of FIG. 3 will be described. As shown in FIGS. 11 to 13, the armrest cover 300 is lifted higher than the above-described one-stage tilting state.

Then, the armrest housing 200 rotates about the hinge shaft 220 in conjunction with the armrest cover 300, and the guide bar 460 rotates in conjunction with the armrest housing 200 to connect the rod 470. ) Rises along the guide groove 411a and the lower side of the rod rotates the fixing protrusion 422 of the rotary cam 420 counterclockwise as shown in FIG. The support 440 is inclined and rises a predetermined height.

When removing the external force lifting the armrest cover 300 in the above state, the armrest housing 200 is lowered by the elastic force of the compression device 280, in conjunction with the armrest housing 200 support ( 440 is lowered, the connector 450 is lowered by the support 440, the connector 450 is lowered and at the same time rotates the rotary cam 420 clockwise, at this time the rotary cam 420 ) Is fixed while the locking jaw 421 is caught and supported by the stopper 430, and thus the connector 450 maintains a sharply inclined state as shown in FIG. 10, and the support 440 and the armrest housing While 200 is fixed, it maintains a two-stage tilting state as shown in FIG.

Here, the engaging portion 260 of the armrest housing 200 is supported on the upper surface of the support portion 451 of the connector 450 while preventing the rotation of the rotation cam 420 in the counterclockwise direction than the armrest cover 300 Maintain stable two-stage tilting.

On the other hand, when the armrest housing is raised to the uppermost end, the fixing protrusion 422 of the rod separates the rod 470 from the rotating cam 420 and descends along the guide groove 411a by the compression spring 480 to return to its original position. At this time, the fixing protrusion 422 provided in the rotating cam 420 is inserted into the coupling groove 471 and restored to the initial state.

 [Tilt Release]

A tilt release operation state connected to (a) through (f) of FIG. 3 in the above-described one-stage tilting state ((c) state of FIG. 3) or two-stage tilting state ((e) state of FIG. 3) will be described. 14, the armrest cover 300 is lifted higher than the two-stage tilting state described above.

Then, the armrest housing 200 rotates around the hinge shaft 220 in conjunction with the armrest cover 300, and the guide bar 460 rotates in conjunction with the armrest housing 200 to connect the rod ( 470 rises along the guide groove 411a and the lower side of the rod rotates the fixing protrusion 422 of the rotary cam 420 in a counterclockwise direction by 360 ° so that the connected connector 450 rises and the support 440 It is inclined and rises a predetermined height.

In this section, the rotary cam 420 is rotated 300 ° counterclockwise (in this case, the lower fixing part of the connector 450 is located at the top of the rotary cam 420), the center of gravity of the connector 450 As it moves to the left of the rotary cam 420, the connector 450 is no longer changed to a section in which the supporter 440 cannot be supported.

When removing the external force lifting the armrest cover 300 in the above state, the armrest housing 200 is lowered by the elastic force of the elastic member 490, in conjunction with the armrest housing 200 support ( 440 is lowered, the connector 450 is lowered by the support 440, the rotary cam 420 is rotated by the connector 450, wherein the lower fixing portion of the connector 450 is a rotary cam Since the state of the uppermost section of the 420 is passed (the center of the weight is changed from right to left), the upper support of the connector 450 no longer supports the supporter (the upper support of the connector 450 falls). .

Therefore, as the rotary cam 420 rotates in the counterclockwise direction, the connector 450 returns to the state as shown in FIG. 3A, and accordingly, the support 440, the armrest housing 200, and the armrest cover are rotated. 300 returns to its original position.

On the other hand, when the armrest housing is raised to the upper end, the fixing protrusion 422 of the rod separates the rod 470 from the rotating cam 420 and descends along the guide groove 411a by the compression spring 480 to return to its original position. At this time, the fixing protrusion 422 provided in the rotary cam 420 is inserted into the coupling groove 471 and restored to the initial state.

By using the above operation, the driver may adjust the armrest cover 300 to a normal state, a first stage tilting state, or a second stage tilting state according to his / her body structure.

[Sliding operation state]

As shown in FIG. 16, the armrest is in a normal state (state (a) of FIG. 3) or a single stage tilting state ((c) state of FIG. 3) or a two stage tilting state (state (e) of FIG. 3). When the cover 300 is moved forward of the vehicle, the armrest cover 300 slides forward while the guide piece 520 provided in the armrest cover 300 moves along the guide rail 510.

At this time, the gear damper 530 engaged with the gear unit 540 provided on the bottom surface of the armrest cover 300 is rotated to give a feeling of locking.

Meanwhile, the armrest cover 300 is fixed to the fixing part 550 in the fixing hole 560 shown on the left side of FIG. 17 after the fixing part 550 is separated from the fixing hole 560 shown on the right side of FIG. Is fixed while being fixed while being inserted.

[Initial Jams]

Meanwhile, as shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, the protrusion 270 and the recessed groove 120 are inserted into and supported on the side of the insertion groove 110 and the side of the armrest housing 200 of the lower cover 100. Form each.

That is, the armrest housing 200 is inserted into the insertion groove 110 of the lower cover 100, and the protrusion 270 is fitted into the recessed groove 120.

Therefore, the armrest housing 200 may be prevented from being lifted by the impact or vibration of the vehicle through the combination of the protrusion 270 and the recessed groove 120.

1 is an assembled perspective view showing the present invention console armrest structure.

Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view showing the present invention console armrest structure.

Figure 3 is an operation showing a tilting and sliding operation state of the present invention console armrest structure.

Figure 4 is a front view showing a normal state of the present invention console armrest structure.

5 is a partially enlarged view of a normal state of the present invention console armrest structure.

6 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a normal state of the present invention console armrest structure.

Figure 7 is a front view showing a one-stage tilting state of the present invention console armrest structure.

Figure 8 is a partially enlarged view in one stage tilting state of the present invention console armrest structure.

Figure 9 is a perspective view showing a one-stage tilting operation state of the present invention console armrest structure.

Figure 10 is a front view showing a two-stage tilting state of the present invention console armrest structure.

11 is a partially enlarged view in a two-stage tilting state of the present invention console armrest structure.

12 is a perspective view showing a two-stage tinting operation state of the present invention console armrest structure.

Figure 13 is a perspective view showing a state in which the armrest cover is raised to the top of the present invention console armrest structure.

14 is a perspective view showing a projection formed on the armrest housing of the present invention console armrest structure.

Figure 15 is a cross-sectional view showing a protrusion and recessed groove coupling state of the present invention console armrest structure.

Figure 16 is a cross-sectional view showing a sliding device of the present invention console armrest structure.

17 is a partial cross-sectional perspective view showing a fixing member of the slide device of the present invention.

Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings

100: lower cover 110: insertion groove

120: recessed groove 200: armrest housing

210: open space 220: hinge axis

230: spring 240, 411a: guide groove

250: finish cover 260: locking portion

270: protrusion 280: compression device

300: armrest cover 310: handle portion

400: tilting device 410: body

420: rotating cam 430: stopper

440: support 450: connector

460: guide bar 470: rod

480: compression spring 500: sliding device

510: guide rail 520: guide

530: gear damper 540: gear portion

550: fixed portion 551: fixed hole

Claims (11)

A lower cover provided in the console box; An armrest housing provided in the lower cover; An armrest cover provided in the armrest housing; And And a tilting device for tilting the armrest cover in the vertical direction by using the armrest housing. The method according to claim 1, The tilting device, A body provided between the lower cover and the armrest housing, Rotating cam is rotatably fixed to the body, a plurality of locking jaw is formed on one surface, a plurality of fixing projections formed on the other surface, A stopper fixed to the lower cover and stopping the locking jaw to prevent reverse rotation of the rotating cam; One end is fixed to the hinge shaft of the armrest housing, the other end is fixed to the body side, One end is fixed to the rotary cam, the other end is fixed to the support connector, One end is fixed to the hinge shaft of the armrest housing, the other end guide bar coupled to the guide groove formed in the armrest housing, and One end is fixed to the guide bar, the other end is coupled to the guide groove formed in the body, console armrest structure comprising a rod inserted into the fixing projections. The method according to claim 2, The connector has a support formed on one side, The armrest housing is a console armrest structure, characterized in that the support is positioned and supported on the multi-stage tilting. The method according to claim 2, The tilting device is a console armrest structure characterized in that it further comprises a compression spring, one end is fixed to the body, the other end is fixed to the armrest housing. The method according to claim 2, Console armrest structure, characterized in that the outer cover of the armrest housing is provided with a closing cover. The method according to claim 2, A compression device is provided between the lower cover side and the armrest housing side. The compression device is a console armrest structure, characterized in that one end is fixed to the lower cover side, the other end is fixed to the armrest housing side. The method according to claim 2, The armrest housing has a protrusion formed on the side, The lower cover has a console armrest structure, characterized in that to form a recessed groove in which the protrusion is inserted into the inner wall. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 7, Console armrest structure between the armrest housing and the armrest cover is provided with a sliding device for sliding the armrest cover in the forward and backward direction. The method according to claim 8, The sliding device, A guide rail provided in the armrest housing, and Console armrest structure, characterized in that it comprises a guide piece provided on the armrest cover, the guide piece is slidably coupled to the guide rail. The method according to claim 9, The sliding device, Further comprising a locking member between the armrest housing side and the armrest cover side, The locking member includes a gear damper provided in the armrest housing, and a gear part provided in the armrest cover and engaged with the gear damper. The method according to claim 9, The sliding device, Further comprising a fixing member between the armrest housing side and the armrest cover side, The fixing member is a console armrest structure characterized in that it comprises a fixing part provided in the armrest housing, and the front and rear of the armrest cover, respectively, the fixing hole in which the fixing part is inserted and fixed.

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