TWM501799U - Magnetic hanger - Google Patents

Description

Magnet hanger

The present invention relates to a hanger, and more particularly to a hanger having a magnet.

A wire hanger is a commonly used hanger which is mainly formed by bending a metal wire such as an iron wire. When accommodating such hangers, it is necessary to arrange a plurality of hangers closely and neatly. Otherwise, the hooks of each hanger can be easily hooked to other hangers, causing the hangers to entangle with each other, so that the user does not easily take out a single hanger for use.

In addition, when such a hanger is used to dry a plurality of pieces of clothing outdoors, the clothes may be close to each other due to the influence of the wind blowing, so that the distance between the adjacent two hangers is shortened, and even the two hangers are closely attached to each other. , thereby hindering the evaporation of moisture in the laundry. This will cause the clothes to be too dry and may leave more moisture, which may cause bacteria and odor to be easily formed, and may even cause the clothes to become moldy.

In view of the above problems, the present invention provides a magnet hanger which is easy to store and through which the adjacent two pieces of clothing suspended from the outside can be kept apart from each other without passing through the magnet hanger.

The present invention proposes a magnet hanger comprising a hook, a support and a plurality of magnets. The hook has a connecting end and the support connects the hook and includes a pair of extended shoulders, wherein the extended shoulders extend from the connecting end. These magnets are respectively fixed to the extended shoulders, wherein the magnets have the same magnetic moment direction.

Based on the above, by using these magnets with the same magnetic moment direction, a plurality of magnet hangers can create a magnetic attraction force to achieve a function of easy storage, and can also generate a repulsive magnetic force. The two adjacent pieces of clothing hanging outdoors can be kept apart from each other without being close together.

In order to make the present invention easy to understand, the following detailed description is given in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. In addition, the drawings are for illustrative purposes only, to specifically describe the technical features of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the scope of patent protection of the present invention. The scope of patent protection of this creation shall be subject to the scope of patent application.

10‧‧‧ rod body

100,200‧‧‧ Magnet hangers

110, 310‧‧‧ hook

112‧‧‧Connecting end

120‧‧‧Support

122‧‧‧Extended shoulder

122a‧‧‧First side surface

122b‧‧‧Second side surface

130, 230‧‧‧ magnet

140, 240‧‧‧ magnetic parts

150‧‧‧magnetic strip

260‧‧‧ frame

312a‧‧‧ inside curved surface

312b‧‧‧Outer surface

H1‧‧ ‧ gap

M1‧‧‧Magnetic direction

S1‧‧‧ Axis

Y1‧‧‧ horizontal direction

1A is a perspective view of a magnet hanger of an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 1B is a side elevational view of the two magnet hangers of Figure 1A being attracted to each other.

Figure 1C is a side elevational view of the two magnet hangers of Figure 1A repelling each other.

1D is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along line A-A of FIG. 1A.

2 is a perspective view of a magnet hanger of another embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 3 is a side elevational view showing the hook of the magnet hanger of another embodiment of the present invention.

1A is a perspective view of a magnet hanger of an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 1A, the magnet hanger 100 includes a hook 110 and a support member 120, and the support member 120 is coupled to the hook 110. The hook 110 can be hung from the rod 10 and has a connecting end 112 that connects the support 120. The support member 120 includes a pair of extended shoulders 122 that extend from the attachment end 112. In detail, the extended shoulders 122 extend from the connecting end 112 to opposite sides of the hook 110. In the embodiment of FIG. 1A, the extended shoulders 122 extend along the horizontal direction Y1. Through these extended shoulders 122, the support member 120 can be nested in the garment and the garment can be stretched to reduce wrinkles.

The magnet hanger 100 includes at least two magnets 130. Taking FIG. 1A as an example, the magnet hanger 100 includes two magnets 130, but the number of the magnets 130 may be three or more. The magnets 130 are respectively fixed to the extending shoulders 122. The magnets 130 are fixed to the extending shoulders 122 in various ways, such as a mount, an interference fit, an adhering or a screw lock. (screwing). The magnets 130 are all permanent magnets. The material that causes the magnet 130 to generate a magnetic field may be a ferromagnetic material or a ferrimagnetic material. Further, the main material constituting the magnet 130 may be an alloy, a metal or a ceramic, and the magnet 130 may also be a rubber magnet.

The magnets 130 have the same direction of magnetic moment. According to basic magnetic knowledge, the direction of the magnetic moment of the magnet 130 is directed from the guide pole (also referred to as the S pole) to the north pole (also known as the N pole). Therefore, the guide poles of these magnets 130 and the north pole of the finger are respectively located on opposite sides of the support member 120. That is to say, the guide pole of one of the magnets 130 and the north pole of the other magnet 130 are not located on the same side of the support member 120.

The hook 110 can have an axis S1 that passes through the connection end 112. Taking FIG. 1A as an example, the lower half of the hook 110 has a stick shape, and the axis S1 is the axis of the lower half. Further, the magnets 130 are arranged in line symmetry with the axis S1 as an axis of symmetry, so that the two magnets 130 are at the same level, and the distance between the two magnets 130 and the axis S1 is equal to each other.

Please refer to FIG. 1A and FIG. 1B , wherein FIG. 1B is a schematic side view of the magnet hanger of FIG. 1A . 1A and 1B, each of the extended shoulders 122 has a first side surface 122a and a second side surface 122b. The first side surface 122a is opposite to the second side surface 122b, wherein the first side surfaces 122a of the extended shoulders 122 are connected to each other, and the second side surfaces 122b of the extended shoulders 122 are connected to each other. Therefore, the first side surface 122a and the second side surface 122b of all the extended shoulders 122 are opposite sides of the support member 120, respectively.

The north poles of the magnets 130 are located on the first side surfaces 122a, and the guide poles of the magnets 130 are located on the second side surfaces 122b, wherein the magnetic moment direction M1 of each magnet 130 is directed from the second side surface 122b to the first Side surface 122a. It can be seen that all of the magnets 130 located at the first side surface 122a (ie, the north pole) are different from all the magnetic poles (ie, the guide poles) of the magnets 130 located at the second side surface 122b.

Referring to FIG. 1B, since the guide poles and the north poles of all the magnets 130 are respectively located on opposite sides of the support member 120, when the second side surface 122b of one of the magnet hangers 100 faces the other magnet hanger 100 When one side surface 122a, between the two magnet hangers 100 The attraction magnetic force is generated such that the two magnet hangers 100 attract each other. Through the mutual attraction magnetic force, the two magnet hangers 100 can be stacked and combined with each other, allowing the user to easily accommodate the plurality of magnet hangers 100, and can easily take out the magnet hangers 100 one by one for use.

Please refer to FIG. 1A and FIG. 1C, wherein FIG. 1C is a side view of the two hangers of FIG. 1A. The magnet hanger 100 also allows adjacent two pieces of clothing suspended from the outdoors to be kept apart from each other without being close together. Specifically, since the magnetic moment directions M1 of all the magnets 130 of the single magnet hanger 100 are the same, when the second side surface 122b of one of the magnet hangers 100 faces the second side surface 122b of the other magnet hanger 100 At this time, a repulsive magnetic force is generated between the two magnet hangers 100, so that the two magnet hangers 100 repel each other. Through the repulsive magnetic force, the clothes suspended by the two magnet hangers 100 can be separated from each other and kept at a distance. As such, when a plurality of magnet hangers 100 are used to dry a plurality of pieces of clothing outdoors, the clothes can be prevented from being caught by the wind without being caught by each other, thereby keeping the adjacent two pieces of clothing apart from each other.

As can be seen from the above, when the first side surfaces 122a of one of the magnet hangers 100 face to face the second side surfaces 122b of the other magnet hanger 100, a magnetic attraction force is generated between the magnet hangers 100. On the contrary, when the first side surfaces 122a of one magnet hanger 100 face each other close to the first side surfaces 122a of the other magnet hanger 100, or when the second side surfaces 122b of a magnet hanger 100 face to face When the second side surfaces 122b of the other magnet hanger 100 are approached, a repulsive magnetic force is generated between the magnet hangers 100.

In addition, the two magnet hangers 100 in FIG. 1A are different, and the difference is that the positions of the notches H1 of the two hooks 110 are different. 1A and 1C, the second side surfaces 122b of the two magnet hangers 100 face each other, but the notches H1 are substantially aligned with each other. If the second side surface 122b of one of the magnet hangers 100 is faced with the first side surface 122a of the other magnet hanger 100 (as shown in FIG. 1B), the notches H1 are misaligned and are clearly not aligned with each other. It can be seen that the positions of the notches H1 of the two magnet hangers 100 in FIG. 1A are not the same.

In addition, when the magnet hanger 100 is used to dry a plurality of clothes to dry, the user only needs to adjust the positions of the notches H1, that is, the notches H1 are substantially aligned with each other, and the adjacent two The first side surface 122a or the second side surface 122b of the magnet hanger 100 can face each other to generate a repulsive magnetic force. When the user wants to accommodate a plurality of magnet hangers 100, the notches H1 of the magnet hangers 100 can be misaligned without being aligned with each other. Thus, the first side surface 122a and the second side surface 122b of the adjacent two magnet hangers 100 face each other to generate a mutual attraction magnetic force.

1D is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along line A-A of FIG. 1A. Referring to FIG. 1A and FIG. 1D, a repulsive magnetic force may be formed between the hook 110 and the rod 10. Specifically, the magnet hanger 100 may further include a magnetic member 140 and a magnetic strip 150, wherein the magnetic member 140 and the magnetic strip 150 are both permanent magnets, and the two are, for example, rubber magnets, metal magnets or alloy magnets, and the magnetic strip 150 and The shape of the magnetic member 140 may be a sheet shape. The magnetic member 140 is fixed on the upper half of the hook 110, and the magnetic strip 150 can be fixed on the rod 10. The means for fixing the two can be glued or screwed. When the hook 110 is hung on the rod 10, the magnetic member 140 faces the rod 10 and the magnetic strip 150. The magnetic poles of the magnetic member 140 and the magnetic strip 150 face each other are different from each other, so the magnetic member 140 and the magnetic strip 150 It can form a repulsive magnetic force.

It should be noted that the rod 10 may be substantially an electromagnet. Specifically, the inside of the rod body 10 may be provided with at least one coil group, wherein the coil group may be substantially an iron block wrapped with wires. When the coil assembly is energized, the rod 10 can generate a magnetic field to form a repulsive magnetic force between the hook 110 and the rod 10. Therefore, even if there is no magnetic strip 150, a repulsive magnetic force can be formed between the hook 110 and the rod 10 through the coil group.

When a plurality of magnet hangers 100 are used to dry a plurality of pieces of clothing outdoors, the repulsive magnetic force between the adjacent two magnet hangers 100 can cause the magnet hanger 100 to pass through the repulsive magnetic force between the hooks 110 and the rod 10. It is easy to move on the rod 10 to ensure that the adjacent two pieces of air-dried clothes can be kept at a distance without being close to each other to help the water in the clothes evaporate, thereby avoiding the growth of bacteria and the generation of odor.

It should be noted that the term "the same magnetic moment direction M1" as used herein means that the magnetic moment directions M1 of all the magnets 130 of the same magnet hanger 100 are substantially the same. In detail, the magnetic moment direction M1 of the two magnets 130 of the same magnet hanger 100 is slightly different, without affecting the above-described functions of easy storage and keeping the drying clothes separated from each other. In the above, the meaning of "the same magnetic moment direction M1" is covered.

2 is a perspective view of a magnet hanger of another embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 2, the magnet hanger 200 of the present embodiment is similar to the magnet hanger 100 described above, and both functions the same, and includes the same or similar components, such as the hook 110. Therefore, the differences in the structure of the magnet hangers 100 and 200 will be mainly described below, and other similar technical features will not be described again. In addition, it should be noted that although the support member 120 included in the magnet hanger 200 has a different appearance from the support member 120 in FIG. 1A, for example, the support member 120 in FIG. 2 has an opening that is not included in FIG. 1A. 260, but the function and main structure of the support member 120 in Fig. 2 are the same as those of the support member 120 in Fig. 1A, so 120 is still used here as the component symbol of the support member in Fig. 2.

The main difference between the magnet hangers 100 and 200 is that the magnets 230 and the magnetic members 240 included in the magnet hanger 200 are different from the magnets 130 and the magnetic members 140 of the foregoing embodiment. In detail, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, the magnetic member 240 has a block shape, and the hook 110 can penetrate the magnetic member 240 so that the magnetic member 240 can be fixed to the upper half of the hook 110. Each of the magnets 230 may have a shape of a stick, and each of the magnets 230 protrudes from the first side surface 122a and the second side surface 122b, wherein each of the magnets 230 extends in the same direction as the magnetic moment of each of the magnets 230. That is to say, the north pole of the magnet 230 and the guide pole are respectively located at opposite ends of the magnet 230.

Fig. 3 is a side elevational view showing the hook of the magnet hanger of another embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 3, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, the function of the hook 310 is the same as that of the previous embodiment, but unlike the foregoing embodiment, the hook 310 can be a permanent magnet. In detail, the hook 310 has an inner curved surface 312a and an outer curved surface 312b, wherein the inner curved surface 312a is opposite to the outer curved surface 312b. When the hook 310 is suspended from the rod 10, the inner curved surface 312a surrounds the rod body 10, and the outer curved surface 312b surrounds the inner curved surface 312a and the rod body 10, wherein the first magnetic pole (for example, the north pole or the guide pole) is generated on the inner side curved surface 312a. And the second magnetic pole opposite to the first magnetic pole is generated on the outer curved surface 312b.

When the hook 310 is suspended from the rod 10, a repulsive magnetic force can be formed between the inner curved surface 312a and the rod 10. In detail, a repulsive magnetic force is formed between the magnetic strip 150 and the inner curved surface 312a. That is, the magnetic pole of the magnetic strip 150 facing the inner curved surface 312a is different from the first magnetic pole. E.g, The magnetic strip 150 faces the magnetic pole guide pole of the inner curved surface 312a, and the first magnetic pole refers to the north pole. Thus, a repulsive magnetic force is formed between the inner curved surface 312a and the rod body 10 so that the magnet hanger (e.g., the magnet hanger 100 or 200) can also easily move on the rod 10.

Although the present invention has been disclosed above in the foregoing embodiments, it is not intended to limit the present invention, and any skilled person skilled in the art, without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, is equivalent to the equivalent of replacement and retouching. Within the scope of protection.

10‧‧‧ rod body

100‧‧‧ Magnet hanger

110‧‧‧hook

112‧‧‧Connecting end

120‧‧‧Support

122‧‧‧Extended shoulder

122a‧‧‧First side surface

122b‧‧‧Second side surface

130‧‧‧ Magnet

H1‧‧ ‧ gap

S1‧‧‧ Axis

Y1‧‧‧ horizontal direction

Claims (11)

A magnet hanger includes: a hook having a connecting end; a supporting member connecting the hook and including a pair of extending shoulders, wherein the extending shoulders extend from the connecting end; and a plurality of magnets, respectively Fixed to the extended shoulders, wherein the magnets have the same magnetic moment direction. The magnet hanger of claim 1, wherein each of the extended shoulders has a first side surface and a second side surface opposite the first side surface, the first side surfaces of the extended shoulders being connected to each other, and The second side surfaces of the extended shoulders are connected to each other, and the north poles of the magnets are located on the first side surfaces, and the guide poles of the magnets are located on the second side surfaces, wherein the magnets of the magnets are The direction of the moment is directed from the second side surface to the first side surface. The magnet hanger of claim 2, wherein the hook is used for hanging on a rod body, and a repulsive magnetic force is formed between the hook and the rod body. The magnet hanger of claim 3, further comprising a magnetic strip for fixing on the rod, and the magnetic strip and the hook form the repulsive magnetic force. The magnet hanger of claim 3, wherein the hook further comprises: an inner curved surface for surrounding the rod, wherein a first magnetic pole is generated on the inner curved surface such that the repulsive magnetic force is formed on the inner curved surface And an outer curved surface surrounding the inner curved surface and the rod body, wherein a second magnetic pole opposite to the first magnetic pole is generated on the outer curved surface. The magnet hanger of claim 2, wherein when the first side surfaces of one magnet hanger face to face the second side surfaces of the other magnet hangers, the magnets are attracted to each other. When the first side surfaces of a magnet hanger face each other face to face another magnet When the first side surfaces of the hanger are opposite to each other, a magnetic force is generated between the magnet hangers; and when the second side surfaces of the magnet hangers face to face the second side surfaces of the other magnet hangers A magnetic force is generated between the magnet hangers. The magnet hanger of claim 3, further comprising a magnetic member fixed to the upper half of the hook, and the repulsive magnetic force is formed between the magnetic member and the rod. The magnet hanger of claim 7, wherein the magnetic member has a shape of a sheet, and the magnetic member faces the rod when the hook is suspended from the rod. The magnet hanger of claim 7, wherein the magnetic member has a block shape and the hook extends through the magnetic member. The magnet hanger of claim 2, wherein each of the magnets has a stick shape, and each of the magnets protrudes from the first side surface and the second side surface, and each of the magnets extends in the same direction as each of the magnets. The direction of the magnetic moment. The magnet hanger of claim 1 or 2, wherein the hook further has an axis passing through the connecting end, and the magnets are arranged in line symmetry with the axis as an axis of symmetry.