KR960006653Y1 - Legs of golf bag - Google Patents

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Golf Bag Support

1 is a perspective view showing an operating state of the golf bag support device according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 (a) is an exploded perspective view of the portion A in FIG. 1, and (b) is a perspective view of the bonded state seen from the rear side of FIG.

3 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view taken along the line I-I of FIG.

* Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

10a, 10b: Support angle 11a, 11b Hinge shaft

20: fixing plate 21a, 21b: shaft support hole

30: folding operation device of the support angle 32: rotating shaft

33: operating rod 33a: bend

34: spring 35: sliding body

37: fixed guide plate 40: stopper

The present invention relates to a golf bag support device for use in fixing a golf bag to stand, and more particularly relates to a golf bag support device to improve the operating structure of the support angle (골프) of the golf bag.

Currently, many golf bag support devices have been developed for golfers who play without the help of caddies. The representative ones are golf bag support devices disclosed in Korean Utility Model Publication Nos. 89-12676, 90-2577, and 91-15165.

However, the golf bag support devices disclosed in these prior arts are performed by folding or pushing the user by holding the hand directly over a part of the support angle in folding the support angle from the golf bag. Because of this, there is a disadvantage that makes the user uncomfortable in use. In addition, there is a problem that the rigidity is reduced due to the lack of fixing means for keeping the support angles fixed.

An object of the present invention is to provide a golf bag support device that solves the above-mentioned drawbacks and improves the folding structure of the support angle of the golf bag, thereby making it easy to operate and robust.

The object of the present invention for achieving the above object is a golf bag support device, which is integrally attached to the golf bag and has a pair of axial support ball, the golf bag is located on both sides of the fixed plate body to support the golf bag A pair of support angles extending up to and relieved by the axial support hole of the fixed plate body, and the support angles are folded from the golf bag, and the support angles are rotated by operating a pivoting shaft which integrally connects the support angles. And a fixed guide plate having a sliding body inserted into the sliding rod via a spring through the spring to operate the operating rod, and a guide groove fixed to the rear side of the golf bag to support the sliding body. A support angle for a golf bag comprising a support angle folding actuator.

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

1 is a perspective view showing a folded state of the golf bag support device according to the present invention. The golf bag support device of the present invention is rotatably supported by a golf bag (B), and has a pair of support angles (10a, 10b) folded from the golf bag (B). The support angles 10a and 10b are elongated in the shape of a rod to fix the golf bag B in an upright state. In addition, hinge shafts 11a and 11b are installed at upper ends of the support angles 10a and 10b. The fixing plate 20 is firmly attached to the rear wall surface of the golf bag B, and the fixing plate 20 is provided with shaft supporting holes 21a and 21b corresponding to the hinge shafts 11a and 11b. Hinge shafts 11a and 11b of the supporters 10a and 10b face each other in the shaft supporting holes 21a and 21b, and are loosely inserted into the shaft supporting holes 21a and 21b. As a result, the support angles 10a and 10b are rotated from the rear wall surface of the golf bag B to support the golf bag B. FIG.

In addition, a support angle folding actuating device 30 is installed on the rear wall of the golf bag B between the support angles 10a and 10b to fold the support angles 10a and 10b from the golf bag B. do. The support angle folding actuating device 30 includes a rotation shaft 32 which is integrally connected to the support angles 10a and 10b via the connecting pieces 31a and 31b that are bent in a grid shape, and the rotation shaft thereof. (33) and integrally fixed to the operating rod (33) to move downward from the center to operate the rotating shaft (32), the sliding rod (33) via a spring spring (34) through the sliding rod It is possible to have a sliding body (35) coupled to the operating rod 33, and the rear wall of the golf bag (B) and the guide groove (36) supported and supported by the sliding body (35). It consists of a fixed guide plate (37).

The pivot shaft 32 forms a gently curved shape like a bow, and at the center thereof, a bending portion 33a bent toward the front of the operating rod 33 is connected. At this time, a force acting toward the front by the operating rod 33 is applied to the rotation shaft 32 to the door, which is connected to the rotation shaft 32 via the connecting pieces 31a and 31b. The support angles 10a and 10b are pivoted forward with the axial support holes 21a and 21b as points, so that they are slid forward from the rear wall surface of the golf bag B which is the virtual line position of FIG. . In addition, compression springs 32a and 32b are installed at both ends of the rotation shaft 32 to elastically support the connection pieces 31a and 31b. In addition, one side of the fixing guide plate 37, the stopper 40 for fixing or releasing the sliding body 35 at a predetermined position is slidably positioned with respect to the sliding body 35. Detailed structure thereof will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 2.

FIG. 2 (a) shows an exploded perspective view of part A of FIG. The sliding body 35 is provided with a sliding hole 35a for inserting the operating rod 33 to be slidable. Therefore, the sliding body 35 can be slid up and down while being resistant to the spring 34 with respect to the operating rod 33. In addition, one side wall of the sliding member 35 is provided with a locking end 41 to which a stopper 40 to be described later is engaged. The stopper 40 is a ruled end portion 42 formed narrower than the ruled region 41 to facilitate the ruled or terminated on the ruled region 41, the handle 43 for operating the stopper 40, and bullets The support shaft 45 has a spring 44 mounted thereon. The stopper 40 as described above is slidably received in the receiving groove 47 to be described later formed on the rear side of the upper side of the guide plate 37, wherein the handle 43 is a slit 48 formed in the lateral direction It is fitted in the state that it protrudes forward to the operation slit 48 from the front in front.

FIG. 2B is a perspective view of the fixing guide plate of FIG. One end of the fixing guide plate 37 is provided with a stopper accommodation groove 47. The stopper 40 is seated in the receiving groove 47 so as to be slidable, and the stopper 40 is shot by a spring 44 to the guide groove 36 in which the sliding body 35 is slidably fitted. Ruled edges 42 form a protruding state. Therefore, the tip portion 42 of the stopper 40 is in contact with one side wall of the sliding body 35 which is normally slid up and down along the guide groove 36 to maintain a compressed state, and the rule of the sliding body 35 When coinciding with the earth 41, the tip 42 of the stopper 40, which has an elastic force, is entered into the ruled earth 41 by the spring 44. As a result, the sliding body 35 is locked to the stopper 40.

3 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view taken along the line I-I of FIG. The operating rod 33 is integrally fixed to the rotation shaft 32 while forming the bent portion (33a) of the upper end bent forward. In addition, the operating rod 33 is in a state in which the sliding body 35 is slidably fitted through the sliding hole 35a. The sliding body 35 is inserted at a distance from the lower end of the operating rod 33 so that the sliding body 35 slides from the operating rod 33, and the sliding body is fitted to the operating rod 33. 35 is slidably supported in the guide groove 36 of the guide plate 37.

The effect of the present invention configured as described above will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 1 again.

Usually the golf bag support device of the present invention is in a folded state on the back of the golf bag (B) as shown in FIG. In this state, in order to support the golf bag B by unfolding the support angles 10a and 10b in the imaginary line position, first, by holding the sliding body 35 by hand and pushing it in the direction of arrow a, the operating rod 33 Force). That is, when the sliding body 35 is pushed upward along the operating rod 33, the sliding body 35 is moved upward along the operating rod 33 while resisting the spring 34. When the lower end of the operating rod 33 comes into contact with the inner bottom wall of the sliding body 35 moving upwards (see FIG. 3), the pressure applied to the sliding body 35 is applied to the operating rod 33. By the force applied at this time, the operating rod 33 pushes the rotation shaft 32 upward. In particular, since the bent portion 33a bent forward when the operating rod 33 is pushed upward is applied to the pivot shaft 32 that is bow-shaped, the pivot shaft 32 is moved from the golf bag B. The force exerted forward is applied (see Figure 3).

The force applied to the pivot shaft 32 is transmitted to the support angles 10a and 10b via the connecting pieces 32a and 32b connected to both ends thereof, and the support angles 10a and 10b are acted upon by the applied force. Hinge shafts 1la and 11b of the shaft are rotated with the shaft holes 21a and 21b as a point. For this reason, the support angles 10a and 10b are rotated in the direction of the arrow to be unfolded to the position of the virtual line of FIG. Since the hinge shafts 11a and 11b are loosely supported by the shaft support holes 21a and 21b, slip operations occur in the shaft support holes 21a and 21b when the support angles 10a and 10b are folded and folded. do. This causes the support angles 10a and 10b to unfold naturally.

On the other hand, when the support angles 10a and 10b are unfolded as described above and the sliding body 35 is pushed up in the direction of arrow a, the stopper 40 normally compressed by the sliding body 35 is second. At the moment when it coincides with the ruled end 41 of the sliding body 35 shown in the figure, it is pushed by the elastic force of the spring 44 which has been compressed until then, and the ruled end part 42 enters into the ruled end 41 and is caught. . Therefore, the sliding body 35 is fixed in a state of protruding upward from the guide groove 36 of the guide plate 37, the force is applied by the operating rod 33 is subjected to pressure by the protruding sliding body 35 The non-actuated support angles 10a, 10b are unfolded to a virtual line position and remain fixed. As a result, the golf bag B is supported to stand in a standing state. In the above embodiment, it has been described step by step to help understand the operating state in which the support angles 10a and 10b are developed, but in practice it is executed continuously at the moment of operating the sliding body 35.

In returning the support angles 10a and 10b developed to the imaginary line position to the original position, the sliding body 35 at the imaginary line position applying the force to the support angles 10a and 10b is returned to the arrow b direction. To put it in the solid line position. That is, when the stopper handle 43 of the caustic line position holding the sliding body 35 is grasped and pushed to the solid line position, the sliding body 35 is released from the stopper 40. By the elastic force of the spring 34 which was in the compressed state at the moment when the said sliding body 35 is canceled | released, the sliding body 35 of a virtual ship position returns to a solid ship position. The stopper 40 is also pressed by the sliding body 35 to return to the solid line position in FIG. The pressure applied to the support angles 10a and 10b through the actuating rod 33 by the return of the sliding body 35 is also removed. As a result, the support angles 10a and 10b, which were in the virtual line position, are automatically returned to the solid line position shown in FIG. 1 by their own weight and are folded.

As described above, according to the present invention, since the support angles are folded by applying or releasing force to the support angles by operating the operating rod by the sliding body, anyone can easily deploy or collapse the support angles from the golf bag. It can work. In addition, the stopper is provided in the sliding body which gives a force to a support angle, and there exists an effect which became able to support a support angle more firmly.

Claims (6)

A golf bag support apparatus, comprising: a fixed plate body integrally attached to a golf bag and having a pair of axial support balls; A pair of support angles which are positioned at both sides of the fixed plate body to support the golf bag and extend up to the bottom of the golf bag, and the upper end portion of which is rotated due to the axial support hole of the fixed plate body; And an actuating rod configured to fold the support leg from the golf bag to operate the pivot shaft which integrally connects the support leg to rotate the support leg, and to be slidably inserted through the spring through the actuating rod. A support device for a golf bag, comprising: a support angle folding actuator comprising a sliding body to be operated, and a fixed guide plate fixed to a rear side of the golf bag to support the sliding body. 2. The golf bag support apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the support angle has a hinge shaft fitted to the shaft support hole. 2. The golf bag support apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the pivot shaft has a gentle arch shape, and both ends thereof are integrally connected to the support body by a connecting member. 4. The golf bag support apparatus according to claim 1 or 3, further comprising compression springs supported at the connection member at both ends of the pivot shaft. 2. The golf bag support apparatus according to claim 1, wherein an upper end of the operating rod connected to the horizontal axis is formed to be bent forward to push the horizontal axis forward. 2. The golf bag support apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a stopper for stopping the sliding body.