TWM512477U - Structure of hanging hook for nail gun - Google Patents

Description

Nail gun hook structure

This creation relates to a nail gun hook structure, and in particular to a nail gun hook structure that can be placed on two sides.

The small power tool has the advantages of convenient carrying, stable power supply and easy operation and use, so it has become an indispensable tool for construction, civil engineering, decoration and other projects. With the maturity of production technology, a variety of more humane power tools continue to ask the market, so that consumers have more diverse choices, of which nailing machine is one of the common small power tools.

The base of the nail gun grip is usually provided with a hook for the purpose of placing and placing the nail gun. The hook of the existing nail gun is locked and assembled on one side of the seat body, that is, the hook is fixed on the left side or the right side of the handle, and cannot be used interchangeably on both sides. When the hook is set to the left, the left-handed gunman will not be able to hang when the nail gun is hung on the belt. Conversely, when the hook is placed on the right side, the right hand gunner will not be able to hang the nail gun on the belt. Therefore, due to the difference between the left and right hands of the user, the subjective restrictions on the picking and placing habits or the placement environment are limited by the original design of the nailing machine, resulting in inappropriate and inconvenient operation. Moreover, the existing nail gun cannot adjust the storage hook according to the use occasion, and the hook always protrudes from the surface of the tool, which is liable to cause a hook hazard when the user does not use the hook.

In view of this, there are problems in the use of the above-mentioned hooks on the nail gun body. How to develop an innovative structure that is more suitable and more practical and practical for users' accustomed hands and convenience, and it is waiting for the relevant industry to think about the goals and directions of breakthrough.

One of the purposes of the present invention is to provide a nail gun hook structure in which an operator can selectively change the side of the hook according to his own operating habits or needs, or the operator can set the hook position according to different occasions.

To achieve the above purpose, the present invention provides a nail gun hook structure that is coupled to a nail gun body, including a body and a hook. The seat body is provided with a first assembly port, a second assembly port and a surface connected to the first assembly port, wherein the seat surface is further provided with a plurality of positioning holes. The hook is detachably positioned on the base body, and the hook includes an extending handle, a coupling member coupled to the extending handle, and a buckle portion elastically connecting the coupling member, wherein the coupling member is selectively insertable into the first assembly opening or The second assembly port, and the buckle portion is movably engaged with the corresponding positioning hole.

Preferably, the base body further has a plurality of ridges protruding from the seat surface and a channel communicating with the first assembly port and the second assembly port, each of the positioning holes respectively communicating the ridge portion and the channel.

Preferably, each of the ridges is disposed side by side and alternately on the coupling member, and one side of each of the ridges further has at least one chamfer.

Preferably, the buckle portion has a rod portion and a convex portion connecting the rod portion, and the protrusion portion protrudes from the surface of the coupling member and is disposed opposite to the positioning portion.

Preferably, the coupling member includes a notch for receiving the buckle portion, and the rod portion and the convex portion are elastically movable in the notch.

100‧‧‧nail gun hook structure

110‧‧‧ body

120‧‧‧First assembly port

130‧‧‧Second assembly

140‧‧‧Seat

150‧‧‧Positioning holes

152‧‧‧ first hole

154‧‧‧Second hole

156‧‧‧ third hole

160‧‧‧Uplift

162‧‧‧Chamfering

170‧‧‧ channel

180‧‧‧ wall

182‧‧‧ first contact

184‧‧‧Secondary contact

186‧‧‧ third contact surface

200‧‧‧ hook

210‧‧‧Extension handle

220‧‧‧Connected parts

230‧‧‧ buckle

232‧‧‧ Rod

234‧‧‧ convex

240‧‧‧ Missing slots

250‧‧‧ openings

300‧‧‧nail gun body

310‧‧‧Hand tools

320‧‧‧gun rack

FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing the nail gun hook structure of the present invention being coupled to the nail gun body.

2 is an exploded view showing the structure of the hook of the present nail gun.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the hook structure of the present invention with a hand tool separating the hook from the seat body.

4 is an operation diagram of FIG. 3.

FIG. 5 is another operation diagram of FIG. 4.

FIG. 6 is a side view showing the hook structure of the present invention being hung on a gun rack.

Fig. 7 is an exploded view showing the assembly of the creation number hook from the second assembly opening.

The detailed description and technical content of the present invention are described below with reference to the drawings, but the drawings are only for reference and explanation, and are not intended to limit the creation.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the present invention provides a nail gun hook structure 100 coupled to a nail gun body 300. The nail gun body 300 described herein is preferably referred to as a pneumatic nail gun or other pneumatic small power tool. However, in other different embodiments, the nail gun body 300 can also be other small electric power tools of the electric type, and is not limited.

The nail gun hook structure 100 of this embodiment includes a body 110 and a hook 200. The base 110 is provided with a first assembly opening 120, a second assembly opening 130 and a top surface 140 communicating with the first assembly opening 120. The seating surface 140 is further provided with a plurality of positioning holes 150. As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 , the base body 110 further has a plurality of ridges 160 protruding from the seat surface 140 and a channel 170 connecting the first assembly opening 120 and the second assembly opening 130 . Each of the ridges 160 described herein preferably increases the structural strength of each of the positioning holes 150, so that the hook 200 The buckle portion 230 is more stably coupled to the seat body 110.

As shown, the hook 200 includes an extension handle 210, a coupling member 220 coupled to the extension handle 210, and a buckle portion 230 that elastically couples the coupling member 220. The coupling member 220 is selectively insertable to the first portion. The port 120 or the second assembly port 130 is assembled, and the buckle portion 230 is movably engaged with the corresponding positioning hole 150. The buckle portion 230 of the embodiment has a rod portion 232 and a convex portion 234 of the connecting rod portion 232. The convex portion 234 protrudes from the surface of the joint member 220 and is disposed opposite to the positioning hole 150. The coupling member 220 further includes a notch 240 for receiving the buckle portion 230. The notch 240 is offset from one side of the coupling member 220. Assuming that the coupling member 220 is folded in half, the buckle portion 230 is disposed at one-half of the position of the coupling member 220, and the rod portion 232 and the convex portion 234 are elastically movable in the notch 240.

Further, in the embodiment shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the hook 200 is detachably positioned to the seat body 110, and the joint portion 220 of the hook 200 is slidable within the channel 170 and positioned on the seat surface 140. Since the buckle portion 230 has a certain elasticity, the operator pulls the hook 200 forcefully to release the buckle portion 230 from the positioning hole 150. However, as shown in FIG. 3, the button portion 230 may be separated from the positioning hole 150 by a hand tool 310, such as a slotted screwdriver. In addition, each of the ridges 160 further has at least one chamfer 162 on one side and a wall 180 on the other side opposite the chamfer 162. As shown in the figure, each of the wall surfaces 180 further includes a first abutting surface 182, a second abutting surface 184 and a third abutting surface 186. Each of the positioning holes 150 includes a first hole 152 and a second hole 154. And a third hole 156. The first abutting surface 182 is disposed opposite to the first hole 152 , the second abutting surface 184 is disposed opposite to the second hole 184 , and the third abutting surface 186 is disposed relative to the third hole 156 .

In the embodiment, along the mounting path of the first assembly opening 120, the positioning holes 150 from the far side are sequentially the first hole 152, the second hole 154 and the third hole 156, respectively. The holes 152, 154 and 156 are chamfered 162 with respect to one of the abutting surfaces 182, 184 and 186, so that the convex portion 234 can be smoothly guided to the positioning holes 150 or the convex portion 234 can be smoothly separated from the third hole 156. The second hole 154 or the first hole 152 is sequentially slid.

For example, the angle of inclination of the first abutting surface 182 and the second abutting surface 184 is preferably smaller than the angle of inclination of the chamfer 162, which is mainly required by the user when the second hole 154 slides toward the third hole 156. With a slight force, the convex portion 234 can be separated from the second hole 154 and go to the third hole 156. The inclination angle of the third abutting surface 186 is further smaller than the inclination angle of the second abutting surface 184 or the first abutting surface 182, and has the effect of blocking the convex portion 234. Therefore, when the user hangs the nail gun body 300, the hook 200 can be prevented from coming out of the first assembly opening 120.

In addition, when the convex portion 234 is to be separated from the third hole 156, the hook 200 can be disengaged by using the hand tool 310, such as a slotted screwdriver or the like, to push the convex portion 234 apart from the third abutting surface 186 of the third hole 156. The first assembly port 120 is assembled and replaced with the second assembly port 130 as needed. For the installation path, structure and steps of the hook 200 and the second assembly port 130, please refer to the foregoing embodiment, and details are not described herein again.

Preferably, the angle of inclination described herein refers to a vertical line (not shown) of each of the positioning holes 150 that imaginarily penetrates the holes 152, 154, and 156. The angle of inclination of each of the abutting faces 182, 184, and 186 is the angle between each of the abutting faces 182, 184, and 186 and the vertical line. Similarly, the angle of inclination of the chamfer 162 is also the angle between the vertical line and the chamfer 162.

Referring to FIG. 6 together, when the operator hooks the hook 200 to the rack 320 or other suitable rack, the button 230 of the hook 200 can be freely pushed into the channel 170. And elastically snapped onto the appropriate positioning hole 150. When the button portion 230 of the hook 200 is to be pulled out and disengaged from the corresponding positioning hole 150, manual work can be utilized. The protrusion 234 can be separated from the positioning hole 150 and the protrusion 234 can be retracted to the next corresponding positioning hole 150, as shown in FIG. 3 to FIG. 5 . Show.

It should be noted that each of the ridges 160 is arranged side by side and alternately on the seat surface 140. That is to say, the positioning holes 150 are also arranged side by side and staggered on the seat surface 140, wherein the buckle portion 230 is offset from the other side of the coupling member 220. Therefore, along the mounting path of the second assembly opening 130, each of the ridges 160 is sequentially provided with a plurality of positioning holes 150 on the seating surface 140. The side by side described herein preferably refers to two rows, and each row of ridges/positioning holes 150 is three each. In the present embodiment, the number of the ridges 160/positioning holes 150 is preferably six, but it may vary depending on the actual size of the nail gun body 300, and is not limited. In addition, the extension handle 210 is further provided with at least one opening 250 for hanging on an object (not shown).

Furthermore, the present invention can selectively switch the side hooks according to the operator's own operating habits or needs, or the nail gun hooking structure 100 of the hook position according to different occasions, as shown in FIG. For the structure and operation related to FIG. 7, please refer to the foregoing embodiment, and details are not described herein again.

In summary, the embodiments disclosed herein are to be considered as illustrative of the present invention and are not intended to limit the present invention. The scope of this creation is defined by the scope of the appended patent application and covers its legal equivalents and is not limited to the foregoing description.

100‧‧‧nail gun hook structure

110‧‧‧ body

120‧‧‧First assembly port

130‧‧‧Second assembly

140‧‧‧Seat

150‧‧‧Positioning holes

160‧‧‧Uplift

170‧‧‧ channel

200‧‧‧ hook

210‧‧‧Extension handle

220‧‧‧Connected parts

230‧‧‧ buckle

232‧‧‧ Rod

234‧‧‧ convex

240‧‧‧ Missing slots

250‧‧‧ openings

Claims (9)

A nail gun hook structure is coupled to a nail gun body, comprising: a body, a first assembly port, a second assembly port and a surface connected to the first assembly port, wherein the seat surface is further provided a plurality of positioning holes; and a hook detachably positioned on the base body, the hook comprising an extension handle, a coupling member coupled to the extension handle, and a buckle portion elastically connecting the coupling member, wherein the coupling member The first assembly port or the second assembly port is selectively insertable, and the buckle portion is movably engaged with the corresponding positioning hole. The nail gun hook structure of claim 1, wherein the base body further has a plurality of ridges protruding from the seat surface and a channel connecting the first assembly port and the second assembly port, each of the positioning holes respectively The ridge and the channel are connected. The nail gun hook structure of claim 2, wherein each of the ridges is disposed side by side and alternately disposed on the coupling member. The nail gun hook structure of claim 2, wherein one side of each of the ridges further has at least one chamfer and the other side opposite the chamfer has a wall surface. The nail gun hooking structure of claim 4, wherein each of the wall surfaces further has a first abutting surface, a second abutting surface and a third abutting surface, each of the positioning holes comprising a first hole and a second The first abutting surface is disposed opposite to the first hole, the second abutting surface is disposed opposite to the second hole, and the third abutting surface is disposed opposite to the third hole. The nail gun hooking structure of claim 5, wherein the inclination angles of the first abutting surface, the second abutting surface and the third abutting surface are sequentially decreased, and the inclination angle of the third abutting surface is It is smaller than the inclination angle of the chamfer. The nail gun hook structure of claim 1, wherein the buckle portion has a rod portion and a convex portion connecting the rod portion, the convex portion protruding from the surface of the joint member and disposed opposite to the positioning portion. The nail gun hook structure of claim 7, wherein the joint member includes a notch for receiving the buckle portion, and the rod portion and the convex portion are elastically movable in the notch. The nail gun hook structure of claim 7, wherein the convex portion is offset from one side of the coupling member.