TWM554657U - Network cable collector - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to a network cable splicer, wherein the body is a columnar body, and one end or two ends thereof are formed into a tapered contraction end, and a peripheral portion is provided with a grip portion for convenient user holding, plural The clamping groove is distributed in a "radial radial shape" and axially penetrates the body, and each of the clamping slots is provided with a cable hole, and an outer end thereof is provided with an opening; thereby, the network cable is self-clamping When the opening is embedded in each cable hole, a large number of network cables will be neatly arranged, and the contracted end causes the network cable to converge toward the axis, which is convenient to bundle with the cable tie, and when the network cable is used When combing work, it will show less resistance; this creation ingeniously integrates the whole line clip slot with the hand grip, which is easy to use and labor-saving.

Description

Network cable conditioner

The present invention relates to a cable splicer, especially a plurality of "radial radial" distribution clip slots in the body, which can make a plurality of network cables tidy and can be easily combed by a cable. Network cable aligner.

According to the current business or public sector, relying on computer processing, most processing machines and process equipment are also automated with computer-connected controllers. Therefore, the computer room where the computer or server is placed needs to connect many network cables. Lines, because most lines are placed at random, it is very difficult to find a specific line; and because the lines are not fixed, they often extend at random and occupy the aisle, and therefore cannot effectively utilize the space of the machine room.

In view of the fact that the above-mentioned equipment room is difficult to identify and occupy the aisles due to various lines, the industry has developed various network cable managers to effectively improve the above-mentioned shortcomings. FIG. 1A and FIG. 1B show a novel patent of Taiwan TW M407552 "Porous Cylindrical Network Hub"; the patent includes: a clip body 910 having an octagonal cylindrical shape; and the clip body 910 is provided with a plurality of A plurality of through-holes 920 are parallel to the through-hole 920, and a plurality of cables C are respectively passed through any of the through-holes 920 to fix the positions of the respective cables C so as not to be entangled with each other, thereby protecting the cable from abrasion. However, it is checked that when the "porous column network hub" is applied, the connector or connector (not shown) of the C line end of the cable must be removed first, and the wire end can be penetrated into the through hole 920 to be worn out. The connector or connector is then connected back, so the hub is very inconvenient to use.

In addition, FIG. 2A and FIG. 2B show the invention patents of the US Patent No. 7,959,113 and 7,600,721, the "network cable bundling device"; the feature of the patent includes: an INNER FITTING 930 having a plurality of axial extensions The "horizontal" pocket (POCKETS) 931, a fixed first sheath (FIRST OUTER JACKET HALF) 941 and a second sheath (SECOND OUTER JACKET HALF) 942 that can be crimped together are coated with The outer circumference of the receiving body 930; in use, a plurality of cables C are respectively inserted into the recesses 931, and the second sheath 942 is buckled to fix the positions of the respective cables C so as to be aligned. Will tie each other. In the application of the "network cable bundling device", although it is not necessary to remove the joint, it can be embedded in the recess 931 at any position of the cable C; however, the "horizontal" recess 931 is The left and right sides are not completely identically distributed, which tends to cause uneven resistance on the left and right sides; and the receiving body 930 is irregularly ridged and is not easily held by hands, so it must be first and second. The sheaths 941, 942 constitute an outer casing that can be held by the hand, but in this way, the two-piece network cable bundling device is to be placed into the recess 931 or removed when the cable C is to be placed. It is very inconvenient to disassemble the first and second sheaths 941 and 942 and assemble them. Further, since the area of the end surface of the housing 930 is large, the movement in the cable C is subject to a large resistance, so that the carding operation of the cable cannot be easily performed.

In summary of the lack of the two prior art techniques, a good network cable splicer can be used to embed a plurality of cables in the splicer to make them neatly arranged. The wire splicer allows the cable to be quickly combed, and the splicer can be accepted by a wide range of users.

The reason is that the main purpose of this creation is to provide a network cable splicer that allows many network cables to be embedded in the splicer without necessitating removal of the wire end connectors, and is convenient and convenient. The cable tie is bundled so that the finished cable is not scattered, and the whole cable clamp is integrated with the hand grip, and the network cable splicer can be easily used for network cable grooming. It is easy to use and labor-saving.

A further object of the present invention is to provide a network cable conditioner that is lightweight and inexpensive in material cost.

In order to achieve the above object, the technical means adopted by the present invention includes: a body, which is a columnar body, has a first end and a second end corresponding to the first end, and the first end and the second end have at least a first contracted end having a tapered shape at one end; a grip portion attached to an outer periphery of the first end and the second end of the body, a length preset for the user to hold; and a plurality of clamping slots are defined by the center of the body as an axis, and the inner ends are arranged to be closed and radially radiated on the periphery of the body, and axially penetrate the two ends of the body, and each of the clamping slots is at least a wire hole is provided, and an outer end thereof extends to form an opening on the surface of the grip portion; thereby, a predetermined number of network cables are embedded in the wire holes from the openings of the clip slots, and the plurality of nets are The cable will avoid staggering and the constricted end will cause the network cable to converge towards the axis.

According to the foregoing feature, in the present invention, the opposite end side of the contracted end of the body is further provided with a second contraction end symmetrically arranged with the contraction end, and then presented when the body is repeatedly subjected to the carding operation of the network cable. Smaller resistance.

According to the foregoing feature, in the present invention, a plurality of fixed wings are formed between the plurality of clamping grooves, and each fixed wing is formed into a hollow body, and the axis of the body also forms a hollow body to reduce the body. Weight and reduce the cost of materials.

With the help of the pre-existing features, the creation of the network cable splicer has the following benefits: (1) In the present creation, a plurality of clip slots are radially radiated on the periphery of the body, and axially penetrates the Both ends of the body, therefore, the connector does not need to be removed at the end of the line, and can be embedded in the cable hole of each slot at any position of the cable, so that a plurality of network cables are neatly arranged. (2) In this creation, one end or both ends of the mesh are tapered, and the cable of the network cable placed in the shrinking end will automatically converge toward the axis, because there are many centers in the network cable. Small gaps, therefore, can be easily bundled with the cable tie so that they are not scattered. (3) In this creation, a grip portion is provided on the outer periphery of the body for the user to hold, and one end or both ends thereof are made to have a contracted end, so that it can bear when moving in a plurality of network cables. Less resistance, so the network splicer can easily perform network cable grooming. This creation ingeniously integrates the whole line clip slot with the hand grip, which is easy to use and labor-saving. (4) In this creation, a plurality of fixed wings are made into hollow bodies, and the axis of the body also forms a hollow body, thereby reducing the weight of the body and reducing the material cost thereof.

First, referring to FIG. 3A to FIG. 3C, a first embodiment of the network cable splicer of the present invention includes: a column-shaped body 10 having a first end 101 and corresponding to the first end The first end 101 or the second end 102 has a tapered end 11 at least at one end thereof; in this embodiment, the first end 101 is provided with a tapered first contracted end 11.

A grip portion 13 is attached to the outer periphery of the first end 101 and the second end 102 of the body 10, and has a length (L) that can be gripped by the user's hand; for example, 50 cm -100 Between the centimeters, it is convenient for the length of the user's hand.

At the same time, as shown in FIG. 3C, a plurality of clamping slots 21 are defined as a center 14 of the body 10, and an inner end thereof is closed 211 and distributed in a radial direction on the periphery of the body 10, and the shaft And (the X-axis) penetrates through the two ends of the body 10, and at least one management hole 22 is formed in each of the clamping slots 21, and an outer end thereof extends to the surface of the grip portion 13 to form an opening 24; The maximum difference between the horizontal clamping grooves (POCKETS) of the US Patent Nos. 7,959,113 and 7,600,721, the "radial radial" clamping groove 21 of the present invention is a symmetric radial radial distribution based on the axis 14 The distribution of the network cable C is uniform and convenient for combing, and the integral clamping slot 21 and the hand grip 13 are ingeniously integrated into one body without the need to additionally cover the sheath (OUTER JACKET HALF). In the embodiment, three slots 22 are formed in the clamping slot 21, and the inner wall surface of the clamping slot 21 is formed corresponding to the zigzag shape 23. Furthermore, a plurality of fixed wings 31 are formed between the plurality of clamping grooves 21, and each fixed wing 31 can be made into a solid body, or a hollow body 32 as shown in FIG. 3D, and the axis of the body 10 A hollow body 33 may also be formed around the core 14 to reduce the weight of the body 10 and reduce the material cost thereof.

4A-4B, which is a second embodiment of the authoring network cable splicer, the same structure as the first embodiment is represented by the same figure, and the difference is only that the body 10 is at the contracted end 11 The opposite end side is further provided with a second contracting end 12 which is symmetrically arranged with the first contracting end 11, and when the body 10 is repeatedly subjected to the carding operation of the network cable C, a small resistance will be exhibited.

Referring to FIG. 5, in the application state of the second embodiment of the present invention, the user can insert the network cable C into the cable management holes 22 from the opening 24 of each of the clamping slots 21, and each clip in this embodiment. There are three sets of cable holes 22 in the slot 21, which indicate that three network cables C can be embedded in each slot 21, since each slot 21 is axially XX penetrating the body 10, and the slot 21 is Each of the cable management holes 22 is also correspondingly disposed, so that a plurality of network cables C embedded in the cable management holes 22 can avoid staggered alignment; further, the body 10 has a tapered first contraction at both ends thereof. The end 11 and the second constricted end 12, wherein the cable holes 22 are contracted in parallel toward the axis 14, so that the three network cables C in the respective slots 21 will also converge toward the axis 14, that is, the net After passing through the first contracted end 11 and the second contracted end 12 of the body 10, the road cable C will be in a state of being concentrated parallel to the axis 14 because a small gap exists in the center of the plurality of network cables C, so that the user can easily Bundle with the cable tie T so that the neatly arranged network cables are no longer scattered.

FIG. 6 shows a state in which the cable is combed in the second embodiment of the present invention. Since the network cable C in the equipment room may be changed, the network cable C will be entangled with each other for a period of time, and therefore must be applied. This creation should be dealt with; before the carding, the cable tie T originally bundled on the network cable C must be removed, and then the body 10 is slowly moved from the host end to the far end, and the network cable After being combed by the first contracting end 11 or the second contracting end 12 of the body 10, it will be neatly arranged, and the user needs to comb the card piece by piece and then bundle it with the cable tie T, and the cable C which is originally tangled can be arranged. .

Since the plurality of clamping grooves 21 in the present invention are distributed in the radial direction of the body 10 and the XX axial direction penetrates the two ends of the body 10, the distribution of the network cable C can be evenly distributed. Moreover, the connector of the wire end does not need to be removed, and the cable C can be embedded in the cable hole 22 of each clip slot 21 at any position of the cable C, so that the plurality of network cables C are neatly arranged; secondly, In this creation, one end or both ends thereof are tapered, and when the network cable C is placed in the cable hole 22 of the first contraction end 11 or the second contraction end 12, the axis 14 will automatically converge. Because there is a small gap in the center of many network cables C, it is convenient to bundle the cable tie T so as not to be scattered. In addition, in the present invention, a grip portion is provided on the outer periphery of the body 10. 13, for the convenience of the user to hold, and one end or both ends of the contraction end 11/12, can bear less resistance when moving in a variety of network cables C, can easily carry out the network cable C The carding operation; that is, the creation ingeniously integrates the entire line clamping slot 21 and the hand grip portion 13 into one body without any need for another An outer coating sheath (OUTER JACKET HALF), to solve the problems of the prior art cable management apparatus having very convenient to use and enhance the effect.

In summary, the structure revealed by this creation is unprecedented, and it can achieve the improvement of efficacy, and it can be used for industrial utilization. It fully complies with the new patent requirements, and invites the bureau to grant patents to encourage innovation. There is no sense of morality.

However, the drawings and descriptions disclosed above are only preferred embodiments of the present invention, and modifications or equivalent changes made by those skilled in the art in accordance with the spirit of the present invention should still be included in the scope of the patent application.

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101‧‧‧ first end
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33‧‧‧ hollow body
C‧‧‧ cable
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Figure 1A is a perspective view showing the structure of a conventional network cable hub. Figure 1B is a schematic diagram of an application of a conventional network cable hub. Figure 2A is a schematic view showing the structure of a "cable bundle device" of U.S. Patent No. 7,959,113. Fig. 2B is a schematic view showing the application of "cable clustering device" of U.S. Patent No. 7,959,113. Fig. 3A is a perspective view showing the first embodiment of the present creation. Fig. 3B is a front elevational view of the first embodiment of the present creation. Figure 3C is a cross-sectional view taken along line 3C-3C of Figure 3B. Figure 3D is a cross-sectional view of another possible embodiment of Figure 3C. Fig. 4A is a perspective view showing a second embodiment of the present creation. Figure 4B is a front elevational view of a second embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 5 is a schematic view showing the application of the second embodiment of the present creation. Fig. 6 is a schematic view showing the cable combing of the second embodiment of the present invention.

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101‧‧‧ first end

102‧‧‧ second end

11‧‧‧Shrink end

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X-X‧‧‧ axial

Claims (3)

A network cable splicer includes: a body, a columnar body having a first end and a second end corresponding to the first end, and the first end and the second end have at least one end a tapered first contracting end; a grip portion attached to the outer periphery of the first end and the second end of the body, preset with a length for the user to hold; and a plurality of The clamping groove is centered on the center of the body, and the inner end is arranged to be closed and radially distributed on the periphery of the body, and axially penetrates the two ends of the body, and at least each of the clamping grooves is provided a wire hole having an outer end extending to the surface of the grip portion to form an opening; thereby, a predetermined number of network cables are embedded in the cable holes from the openings of the clip slots, and the plurality of networks The cable will avoid staggering and the first retracted end will cause the network cable to converge toward the axis. The network cable splicer according to claim 1, wherein the opposite end side of the contracted end of the body further has a second contracting end symmetrically disposed with the first contracting end, and then the body When the carding of the network cable is repeated before and after, there will be less resistance. The network cable splicer according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a plurality of fixed wings are formed between the plurality of clamping grooves, and each of the fixed wings is formed into a hollow body, and the body The axis of the shaft also forms a hollow body.