TWD212911S - Part of cable holder - Google Patents

Abstract

[Use of article] This design relates to a cable management buckle, especially a cable management buckle used to hold a transmission line connected to an antenna. ;[Design Description];The cable management buckle part of this design has a columnar body at either end and a wing connected to the columnar body. Among them, any one of the columnar bodies and the wings connected to it presents a unique visual experience with an undulating design, and the two outermost wings can match the two connected wings. The columns together create a harmonious and stable visual image. ; Overall, this design can indeed bring out unique lines and shapes that are more pleasing to the eye. It shows an innovative and avant-garde design, which is different from the traditional monotonous and dull design, giving people a manifold and fashionable visual experience. ; The dotted line portion disclosed in the diagram is the portion of the case that is not intended to be designed. Furthermore, the diagram uses a two-point chain line to help distinguish the parts of the case that are intended to be claimed and those that are not claimed, so the two-point chain line is also the part of the design that is not claimed in this case. Among them, the three-dimensional diagram 1 takes five columnar bodies as an example for illustration, and the two outermost columnar bodies are shown with solid lines. The design of this part does not limit the total number of columnar bodies, and it is recommended that the two outermost columnar bodies in the cable management buckle are each connected with a wing. ; In addition, please refer to the three-dimensional reference Figure 1-1 to the three-dimensional reference Figure 6-2, which respectively illustrate cable management buckles with different numbers of columns. Between the two outermost columnar bodies shown in the above three-dimensional reference diagram, different numbers of columnar bodies are shown as solid lines.

Description

The part of the cable management button

This design relates to a cable management buckle, especially a cable management buckle used to buckle the transmission line connected to the antenna.

The part of the cable management buckle of this design is provided with a columnar body and a wing connected to the columnar body at either end. Among them, any one of the columnar body and its connected wings present a unique visual experience in a high-low undulating design, and the two outermost wings can match the two connected wings. The columnar bodies together create a harmonious and stable visual image.

On the whole, this design can indeed bring out more pleasing lines and styling visuals. It shows innovative and avant-garde design, which is different from the traditional monotonous and rigid design, giving people a fashionable visual experience.

The dotted line exposed in the diagram is a part of this case that does not advocate design. Furthermore, the scheme uses a two-point chain line to assist in distinguishing the part that the case intends to claim and the part that is not claimed, so the two-point chain line is also the part that the case does not advocate design. Among them, the three-dimensional view 1 uses five columnar bodies as an example for illustration, and the two columnar bodies located on the outermost side are drawn with solid lines. The design of this part does not limit the total number of the columnar bodies, and it is advocated that the two outermost columnar bodies in the cable management buckle are connected with wings.

In addition, please refer to the three-dimensional reference FIG. 1-1 to the three-dimensional reference FIG. 6-2, which respectively illustrate cable management buttons with different numbers of columns. Between the two outermost columnar bodies shown in the above-mentioned three-dimensional reference diagram, different numbers of columnar bodies are drawn with solid lines.

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