TWM514432U - Pull-tying rod module of container locking device - Google Patents

Description

Tie rod module of container tie

The present invention relates to a container fastening device, and more particularly to a tie rod module of a container tie.

Containers generally loaded on freighters are stacked in multiple layers. In order to prevent the container wheels from swaying during driving and causing the container to be unstable, most container tiers will be used to tie the containers to decks or bridges, such as TW Patent No. Patent cases such as I250956, M284618, and I245730.

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, most of the decks or bridges of the general cargo ship are provided with a plurality of fixing bases 503 for mounting on the most of the Eye Plates. Each of the binding plates 5 has a circular hole 501 and a wearer. A shaft pin 502 provided in the circular hole 501. A conventional container tier includes a tightener 6 pivotally coupled to the axle pin 502 of the lashing plate 5 and a tie bar 7 (Lasing Rod) adjustably coupled to the tightener 6. The pull tie bar can be used to generate a hook setting position with respect to a container corner 401 (Corner Casting Of Container) of a container 4, and the pull tie bar module 8 includes a head support 1 (Support Of Rod Head), a Rod Head 2 and a Pin 3 (Pin). The head support 1 has a perforation The puller head 2 has a hook body 201 located outside the head support base 1 , a connecting body 202 coupled to the hook body 201 and threaded through the through hole 102 , and a hook body 201 disposed on the hook body 201 . The connecting member 202 has a tip hole 204 through which the tip rod 3 can pass.

In use, the knotter 6 of the knotter is pivotally attached to the axle pin 502 of the lashing plate 5, and the tying device can be positioned on the deck or bridge of the freighter, and the tie rod is utilized at the other end. The pulling rod head 2 of the module 8 and the head supporting base 1 can pivot relative to each other, so that the hook body 201 can be buckled in a button hole 402 preset by the container angle 401 of the container 4, that is, The container 4 can be stabilized.

The overall structure of the tie rod module 8 of the above-mentioned container binder using the head support 1, the tie rod 2, and the tip rod 3 can achieve the intended use purpose, but in order to take into account the structural strength and assembly The tip rod 3, the tie rod head 2 is provided with a considerable flesh around the tip hole 204, and the tip rod 3 must also have a considerable circular diameter, as shown in Fig. 2, in the tie rod head 2 When the size of the head support 1 is fixed, a movable distance d between the head support 1 and the container angle 401 is small, and the deck space of the freight wheel is limited, so that the tie is tight. The angle of time is limited (see Figure 1), and when the container tie is X-shaped, the stacked container tiers will interfere with each other. Due to the shaking of the hull carrying process, the tie rod 7 will be phased. Interference creates constant friction, and a severe groove 103 (see Figure 2) after friction will even produce a bending deformation (see Figure 2). Afterwards, the tie rod will be removed from the groove and deformation. Breaking will affect the service life and safety of the container tie.

That is, the container tier receives the rod 3 as a member for positioning the head support 1 relative to the tie rod 2, so the head support 1 receives the tip 3 The other tie bars 7 that overlap with the other crosses interfere with each other.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the existing tie rod module 8' of another container tie type has a standard container 4' and a high container 4" higher than a standard container according to the current container size (as shown in the figure). 3)), when stacked on the deck of the container ship, there will be different height differences, and the space of the hull needs to be effectively utilized. Under the angle of the container tie puller that cannot be extended, the container tier When used, they will overlap each other. In order to avoid mutual interference, the tie rod 7 can only be moved outwardly from the ship system, that is, the distance A1 between the fixed seat 503 and the container in FIG. 1 is increased, but currently The shipping and hull manufacturing of the hull space will consume too much manufacturing cost and space available for the hull, and the tie rod module 8' also includes a head support 1' and a tie rod head 2' And a lock bar 3' that is locked to the head support 1', the head support 1' has a pair of pivot plates 101' and one is disposed between the pivot plates 101' and is provided for the tie bars The head 2' accommodates a channel 102' having a long slot 201' through which the lock lever 3' passes. Achieving the intended use, but the portion of the head support 1' through which the lock bar 3' passes is still required to have a considerable thickness, and the periphery of the long groove 201' is also required to have a considerable thickness in order to maintain the tie rod. The strength of the head, and because the tie rod head 2' is provided with a long groove 201', the head branch is also limited The amount of displacement of the support 1', so that in the premise of saving the hull space, there is still a container tie holder 1' which is restricted by the long groove 201' and interferes with other cross-overly stacked container tiers. technical problem.

Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a tie bar module that is simple in construction, strong in strength, and avoids wear and tear of the container tie.

Therefore, the pull bar module of the novel container tier comprises a head support and a pull tie head, the head support extends along a long axis and includes a connecting end, and a a long side axially opposite to an end edge portion of the connecting end portion, a first side surface extending from the connecting end portion to the end edge portion, a first side opposite to the first side surface and extending from the connecting end portion to the end edge portion a second side surface and a through hole extending from the first side surface toward the second side surface and extending along a first axis, the through hole being non-circular and defined by an inner circumferential surface, and having a corresponding to the first a first end of a side and a second end corresponding to the second side, the second end having a first length parallel to the long axis and a first width perpendicular to the long axis, the pulling The tie head is pivotally mounted to the head support and extends along a second axis and includes a hook body on an outer side of the first side and a connection coupled to the side of the hook body along the second axis And a blocking member disposed between the hook body and the connecting body, the connecting body having a slidably extending through the wearing The extending portion and a connecting side end portion of the extending portion of the positioning projection and a second end, the second positioning portion perpendicular to the axis of the second width greater than the first width.

The utility model has the advantages that the second width of the positioning portion is greater than the first width, the puller head can be pivotally coupled to the head support, and the overall structure is strong and the structure is simple. In addition, by using the positioning portion of the tie rod head perpendicular to the second axis, a second length is greater than the first length, and the tie rod head can be coupled to the head support.

100‧‧‧Tie rod module

10‧‧‧ head support

X‧‧‧Long axial

Y‧‧‧Short axis

L1‧‧‧first axis

11‧‧‧Connecting end

12‧‧‧End edge

13‧‧‧ first side

14‧‧‧ second side

15‧‧‧Perforation

150‧‧‧ inner circumference

151‧‧‧ first end

152‧‧‧ second end

16‧‧‧Sink

l 1‧‧‧ first length

W1‧‧‧first width

10'‧‧‧ head support

11’‧‧‧Connected end

12’‧‧‧Edge

13’‧‧‧ first side

14’‧‧‧ second side

15’‧‧‧ prototype hole

17’‧‧‧Ring

W‧‧‧ original width

20‧‧‧Lanced head

21‧‧‧ hook body

L2‧‧‧second axis

22‧‧‧Connector

221‧‧‧Extension

222‧‧‧ Positioning Department

223‧‧‧Upper position

224‧‧‧Fringe parts

23‧‧‧ §

l 2‧‧‧second length

W2‧‧‧second width

200‧‧‧ pulling rod

300‧‧‧ container

310‧‧ ‧ container corner

320‧‧‧ buttonhole

400‧‧‧ hull

500‧‧‧ fixed seat

510‧‧‧ tying board

D‧‧‧ movable distance

20’‧‧‧Lace head

221’‧‧‧Extension

222’‧‧‧ Positioning Department

20"‧‧‧ 拉头头

221"‧‧‧Extension side

222"‧‧‧ Positioning Department

224"‧‧‧ wing parts

Other features and effects of the present invention will be apparent from the following description of the drawings, wherein: FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing the installation of a conventional container tie; FIG. 2 is a drawing of the container tie. FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing the installation of another container tier; FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the installation of another container tier; FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing the installation of the new container. FIG. 6 is a partially enlarged schematic view of FIG. 5; FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of the first embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 8 is a first embodiment of the present invention. An exploded perspective view illustrating a head support base and a puller head; FIG. 9 is an assembled view of the first embodiment of the present invention, illustrating that the tie head is assembled into the pole in an inclined manner The inside of the embryonic hole of the head support; Figure 10 is a schematic view showing the manufacture of a first embodiment of the present invention, illustrating that the tie rod head is mounted inside a prototype hole of the head support base; Figure 11 is a plane for manufacturing the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 12 is a second embodiment of the tie rod module of the novel container tie, illustrating a pull tie head; and FIG. 13 is a first embodiment of the pull tie module of the novel container tie In the third embodiment, a pull tie head is illustrated.

Before the present invention is described in detail, it should be noted that in the following description, similar elements are denoted by the same reference numerals.

Referring to FIG. 5 and FIG. 6, the first embodiment of the tie rod module 100 of the present invention is fixed to one end of a tie rod 200, and is fitted to a plurality of mounts 500 and most of them are installed in the same. The tying plate 510 of the fixing base 500 is used for fastening a container 300 to a hull 400. A container corner 310 of the container 300 is provided with a buttonhole 320. The zipper module 100 includes a head. The support base 10 and a tie rod head 20 are provided.

The head support 10 is made of a metal material and is integrally formed and extends along a long axis X, and includes a connecting end portion 11 connected to the tie rod 200, and a reversed X along the long axis. An end edge portion 12 of the connecting end portion 11 , a first side surface 13 extending from the connecting end portion 11 to the end edge portion 12 , a direction opposite to the first side surface 13 and extending from the connecting end portion 11 to the a second side surface 14 of the end edge portion 12, a through hole 15 extending from the first side surface 13 toward the second side surface 14 and extending along a first axis L1 perpendicular to the long axis X, and a second side surface A recessed recess 16 that is recessed and communicated with the perforation 15 . The through hole 15 is non-circular (the embodiment is substantially rectangular) and is defined by an inner circumferential surface 150 and has a first end 151 corresponding to the first side surface 13 and a corresponding to the second side surface 14 The second end 152 has a first length l 1 parallel to the long axis X and a first width w1 perpendicular to the long axis X.

The puller head 20 is pivotally mounted to the head support 10, is made of a metal material and is integrally formed, and extends along a second axis L2 and includes a outside of the first side 13 The hook body 21, a connecting body 22 coupled to the side of the hook body 21 along the second axis L2, and a stopper 23 disposed between the hook body 21 and the connecting body 22. The connecting body 22 has an extending portion 221 slidably disposed in the through hole 15 and a positioning portion 222 connected to the side end of the extending portion 221 and protruding from the second end 152. The extending portion 221 is perpendicular to the second axis L2 is a cross-sectional rectangular shape, the positioning portion 222 perpendicular to the second axis L2 is a second length L 2 is not less than the first length l 1, the positioning portion 222 a perpendicular to the second axis L2 The second width w2 is greater than the first width w1. In this embodiment, the positioning portion 222 has an upper blocking portion 223 perpendicular to the second axis L2 and protruding from the extending portion 221 toward the end edge portion 12, and a pair perpendicular to the second axis 12 and corresponding to The second width w2 and the side wing portion 224 protruding outward from the extending portion 221, and the second length l 2 between the upper blocking portion 223 and the bottom edge of the opposite extending portion 221 is greater than the first length l1 The second width w2 between the side edges of the side flap portions 224 is also greater than the first width w1, and the positioning portion 222 can be nested in the recessed portion 16.

As shown in FIG. 5, FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, when the tie bar 200 is completed, the head support 10 of the tie bar module 100 is directly coupled to one end of the tie bar 200, and the pull system is The head 20 protrudes from the second end 152 of the through hole 150 by the positioning portion 222, and the second length l 2 between the upper end portion 223 and the bottom edge of the opposite extending portion 221 is greater than the first length l1 The second width w2 between the side edges of the side flap portions 224 is also greater than the first width w1, so that the tie rod head 20 can be coupled to the head support base 10 without detachment.

As shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 , when the hook body 21 of the tie rod head 20 of the tie rod module 100 is buckled in the buckle hole 310 of the container 300, the stopper 23 is pressed against the buckle. The outer side of the hole 310 is nested in the recessed portion 16 by the positioning portion 222, so that the tie rod head 20 can be positioned relative to the head support base 10, so that the tie knot is fixed to the ship. The body 400 is between the container 300 and the container 300. The positioning portion 222 is also nested in the recessed portion 16 to form a movable distance D between the head support 10 and the container corner 310 after the tie rod head 20 is coupled to the head support 10 . .

As shown in FIG. 6 , the overall structure of the pull rod module 100 of the present invention can not only achieve the intended use purpose, but also the positioning rod 222 can be disposed relative to the head support 10 . A link is created such that when the container tie is in use, the tie head 20 has the same rule as the prior art tie head In the case of the same distance A1 between the same fixed seat 500 and the container 300 (see FIG. 5), the distance D between the head support 10 and the container 300 may be increased. When the tie rod 200 is X-shaped and the other tie rod 200 is X-shaped, the upper and lower stacked tie bars 200 do not rub against each other, and grooves or bending deformations can be avoided, and the overall structure strength is good and the structure is simple. And can extend the service life.

That is, as shown in FIG. 6, and comparing FIG. 6 with FIG. 2, the length dimension of the tie bar head 20 extending along the second axis L2, the thickness specification of the head support 10, and the existing When the components are all in the same state, the head support 10 and the container angle 310 have a large movable distance D, and the movable gap when the tie is integrally tightened is also large, so that the other tie bars can be avoided. 200 produces interference.

The manufacturing method of the tie rod module of the novel container tier is as follows:

Step 1: As shown in FIG. 8, a head support base 10' and a puller head 20 are prepared. The head support base 10' extends along a long axis X and includes a delimitable An annular portion 17' of a prototype hole 15', a connecting end portion 11' disposed at one end of the annular portion 17' along the long axis X, and a connecting portion 11' opposite the connecting end portion 11' along the long axis X The end edge portion 12' extends from the connecting end portion 11' to the first side surface 13' of the end edge portion 12', opposite to the first side surface 13' and extends from the connecting end portion 11' to the end portion The second side 14' of the edge portion 12' has an elliptical shape and has a first length l 1 parallel to the long axis X and an original width w perpendicular to the long axis X. The structure of the puller head 20 is as described above, and includes the hook body 21, the connecting body 22 and the blocking member 23. The connecting body 22 has the extending portion 221 and the positioning portion 222, and the positioning portion 222 has the same Upper stop portion 223 and the side flap portions 224.

Step 2: As shown in FIG. 9, the second axis L2 of the tie bar head 20 is inclined with respect to the first axis L1, and the hook body 21 is higher than the connector body 22, and the positioning portion is The upper stop portion 223 of the 22 passes through the blank hole 15' in an inclined manner until the positioning portion 222 projects outside the second side surface 14'.

Step 3: As shown in FIG. 10, the tie rod head 20 is swung relative to the head support base 10', and the second axis L2 is brought parallel to the first axis L1, and the The positioning portion 222 is nested in the recessed portion 16 to position the tie rod head 20 relative to the head support base 10'.

Step 4: as shown in FIG. 11, pressurizing the extension portion 221 on both sides of the annular portion 17' of the head support base 10' along a short axial direction Y perpendicular to the long axis X, and The head support base 10' is deformed into the head support 10, and the original hole 15' is deformed from an original elliptical shape into a rectangular through hole 15 having a first length l 1 of the second end 152 of the through hole 15. Less than the second length l 2 , the first width w1 of the through hole 15 is smaller than the original width w and smaller than the second width w2 of the positioning portion 222. After the pressure on both sides of the annular portion 17' of the head support body 10' is applied, the original hole 15' can be transformed from the original ellipse into a rectangular perforation 15 and the original hole can be self-formed. The locating portion 222 that passes through 15' is confined outside the second end 152 of the perforation 15.

Step 5: The puller head 20 is pivotally coupled to the head support 10 (Figs. 6 and 7).

Therefore, the tie rod head 20 can be pivotally coupled to the head support base 10 by using the above-mentioned continuous steps, and the tie rod module 100 can be made by a simple procedure. The pull tie bar module 100 has a good overall structural strength and a simple structure.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 12, the second embodiment of the present invention differs from the first embodiment in that the positioning portion 222' of the tie rod head 20' has a rectangular outline, and the positioning portion 222' contour completely covers the contour. The extension 221' is perpendicular to the cross-sectional profile of the second axis L2. Thereby, the second length l 2 of the positioning portion 222 ′ is greater than the first length (not shown), and the second width w2 is also greater than the effect of the first width (not shown). The tie head 20' is coupled to the head support and does not disengage.

As shown in FIG. 13, the third embodiment of the present invention differs from the first embodiment in that the positioning portion 222" of the tie rod head 20" has a pair perpendicular to the second axis L2 and corresponds to the second A wing portion 224" having a width w2 and projecting outwardly from the extension portion 221". Thereby, the second width w2 of the positioning portion 222" is greater than the function of the first width (not shown), and the tie rod head 20" can be coupled with the head support, and the second support portion 222" is not generated. Get rid of.

The present invention saves the hull space, even if the container tying device is limited to the hull space, and the same distance A1 between the fixed seat 500 and the container 300 Next, the movable distance D of the new type is greater than the movable distance d of the conventional container tier, and the container tier does not interfere with each other, and the deformation and damage of the rod body are no longer caused.

However, the above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and when it is not possible to limit the scope of the present invention, any simple equivalent changes and modifications made in accordance with the scope of the present patent application and the contents of the patent specification are It is still within the scope of this new patent.

100‧‧‧ Pulling module

10‧‧‧ head support

X‧‧‧Long axial

11‧‧‧Connecting end

12‧‧‧End edge

13‧‧‧ first side

14‧‧‧ second side

16‧‧‧Sink

l 1‧‧‧ first length

W1‧‧‧first width

20‧‧‧Lanced head

21‧‧‧ hook body

22‧‧‧Connector

221‧‧‧Extension

222‧‧‧ Positioning Department

223‧‧‧Upper position

224‧‧‧Fringe parts

23‧‧‧ §

l 2‧‧‧second length

W2‧‧‧second width

Claims (5)

A tie rod module for a container tier, comprising: a head support seat extending along a long axis and comprising a connecting end portion and an end edge portion opposite to the connecting end portion along the long axial direction a first side extending from the connecting end portion to the end edge portion, a second side opposite to the first side surface and extending from the connecting end portion to the end edge portion, and a first side facing from the first side surface a second side extending through and extending along a first axis, the through hole being non-circular and defined by an inner peripheral surface, and having a first end corresponding to the first side and a corresponding to the second a second end of the side, the second end having a first length parallel to the long axis and a first width perpendicular to the long axis; and a tie rod head pivotally mounted to the rod The head support extends along a second axis and includes a hook body on the outer side of the first side, a connecting body coupled to the side of the hook body along the second axis, and a connecting body disposed on the hook body a blocking member between the body, the connecting body having an extension portion slidably disposed in the through hole and a connection to the extension Side end portion of the positioning projection and a second end, the second positioning portion perpendicular to the axis of the second width greater than the first width. The tie rod module of the container tying device according to claim 1, wherein the positioning portion of the zipper head is perpendicular to the second length of the second axis is greater than the first length, and the positioning portion has a An upper end portion corresponding to the second length and projecting from the extending portion toward the end edge portion and a pair of side portions perpendicular to the second axis and corresponding to the second width and projecting outward from the extending portion. The tie rod module of the container tie of claim 1, wherein the positioning portion of the tie rod head completely encompasses a cross-sectional profile of the extension perpendicular to the second axis. The tie rod module of the container tie of claim 1, wherein the positioning portion of the tie rod head has a pair perpendicular to the second axis and corresponds to the second width and is oriented by the extension The laterally projecting side flaps. The tie rod module of the container tie of any one of claim 2 to claim 4, wherein the head support further includes a recessed by the second side and communicating with the through hole The recessed portion, the positioning portion of the tie rod head may be nested in the recessed portion.