TWM611514U - Collapsible hanger - Google Patents

Abstract

A collapsible hanger includes a hook unit, a first hanger body and a second hanger body. The hook unit has a hook and a pair of pivot grafts. The first hanger body has a pair of first extensions and a pair of first pivot rings, which are pivotally sleeved on the pair of pivot grafts. The second hanger has a pair of second extensions, a pair of second pivot rings and at least one stop section. The pair of second pivot rings are pivotally sleeved on the pair of pivot grafts, and the stop section is fixed on one of the pair of second pivot rings. When the first and second hangers are respectively located at the extended positions and the hook is located in the top side space, the stop section and the first extension parts interfere with each other so that the first and second hangers cannot simultaneously pivot away from the hook.

Description

Collapsible hanger

This model relates to a hanger, especially a collapsible hanger. The hanger adopts a spiral cross-hinged hinge structure. The design is non-sticky, riveted, or welded, no screws, strong and durable, and can be disassembled without tools. The structural unit The interchangeable combination is durable and not wasteful.

Hangers are essential daily necessities at home, used for hanging and drying clothes or hanging storage in the closet. It usually has human-shaped shoulder-shaped arms to support clothes. Due to this shape, when clothes with narrow necklines such as sweaters and T-shirts are hung on the hanger, the neckline must be opened so that the hanger can penetrate, and this will cause the neckline of the clothes to become loose and deformed due to pulling.

To prevent damage to the clothes, the user can also insert the arms of the hanger into the opening at the bottom of the clothes, and then pass the hook through the waist and chest, and then extend from the neckline. However, in this process, the hook element may catch the clothes, and the operation efficiency is low. If the clothes are button-shaped, the necessary number of buttons must also be unlocked before unloading.

The above approach does not meet actual needs and is time-consuming.

For example, when clothes such as sweaters and T-shirts are sold and displayed, the work of hanging and taking off clothes on hangers is frequent and the same actions are repeated, so the work of hanging and taking off hangers should be as easy as possible.

The main purpose of the present invention is to provide a collapsible hanger that is not elastic and fatigued.

In order to achieve the above and other purposes, the present invention provides a collapsible hanger (herein, "collapsible hanger" is sometimes referred to as "hanger"), which includes a hook unit, a first hanger, and a second hanger. Hanger, the hook unit has a hook portion and a pair of coaxially extending pivot grafts; the first hanger has a pair of first extension portions and a pair of first pivoting rings, the first hanger can be retracted in a first The hook unit pivots relative to the folding position and a first expansion position, the pair of first pivot rings are respectively connected to the pair of first extensions and are pivotally sleeved on the pair of pivot grafts respectively; The second hanger has a pair of second extensions, a pair of second pivoting rings, and at least one stop section. The second hanger can be opposite to the hook unit between a second folded position and a second stretched position Pivoting, the pair of second pivoting rings are respectively connected to the pair of second extension parts and pivotally sleeved on the pair of pivot grafts, and the blocking section is fixed to one of the pair of second pivoting rings ; When the first and second hangers are located at the first and second stretch positions respectively, the first and second hangers are separated by a top space and a bottom space, and the top space is located in the first and second hangers Above the rack, the bottom space is located below the first and second racks; among them, when the first and second racks are located at the first and second stretch positions and the hook is located in the top space, the blocking section and the Interference with at least one of the first extensions prevents the first and second hangers from pivoting away from the hook at the same time, but allows the first and second hangers to move toward the first and second folded positions, respectively Pivot.

The new model cleverly utilizes the design that the stop section and the first extension part interfere with each other at a specific position, so that the collapsible clothes hanger can be naturally maintained in a stretched state without the need for elastic force, and at the same time allow The user folds the hanger easily. Since its structure is easy to assemble and does not have the problem of elastic fatigue, it can further improve the durability of the hanger on the premise of having both collapsibility.

Please refer to FIGS. 1 to 4, which is the first embodiment of the new foldable hanger, which includes a hook unit 10, a first hanger 20, and a second hanger 30.

The hook unit 10 has a hook 11, a pair of coaxially extending pivot grafts 12, and a hanging ring 13. The free end of the hook 11 is an inverted hook design, so that it is not easy to leave the clothes drying pole due to wind, and pivot grafts 12 is located between the hook 11 and the hanging ring 13. The design of the hanging ring 13 allows multiple hangers to be connected end to end in multiple layers to extend and hang, saving storage space, and the aforementioned inverted hook design can also make the hangers firmly connected to each other not easily.

The first hanger 20 can pivot relative to the hook unit 10 between a first unfolding position P1 (as shown in Figures 1 and 2) and a first folding position P2 (as shown in Figure 6), It has a pair of first extensions 21, a pair of first pivoting rings 22, and a first connecting section 23. The pair of first extensions 21 are connected to the pair of first pivoting rings 22 and the first connecting section 23, respectively. In between, that is, the first connecting section 23 is located at one end of the pair of first extension parts 21 away from the first pivot ring 22 to connect the two first extension parts 21. The pair of first pivot rings 22 are respectively pivotally sleeved on the pair of pivot grafts 12. Among them, the pair of first extensions 21 define a gap for the hook portion 11 and the hanging ring 13 to pass through. In addition, the pair of first extensions 21 each has a spiral section 211, and each spiral section 211 defines a gap for passing through. Hook the grooves 212 (as shown in Figure 5) of clothing shoulder straps (such as vests, underwear, and dress shoulder straps) to reduce the situation of clothing slipping off by wind.

The second hanger 30 can pivot relative to the hook unit 10 between a second unfolding position P3 (as shown in Figures 1 and 2) and a second folding position P4 (as shown in Figure 6). It has a pair of second extensions 31, a pair of second pivoting rings 32, a second connecting section 33, and a pair of blocking sections 34. The pair of second extensions 31 are respectively connected to the pair of second pivoting rings. Between 32 and the second connecting section 33, that is, the second connecting section 33 is located at one end of the pair of second extension parts 31 away from the second pivot ring 32 to connect the two second extension parts 31. The second pivot ring 32 is pivotally sleeved on the pair of pivot grafts 12, and the pair of blocking sections 34 are respectively fixed to one of the pair of second pivot rings 32; in a possible embodiment , The second pylon can also have only one stop section. Wherein, the pair of second extension portions 31 define a gap for the hook portion 11 to pass through. In addition, the pair of second extension portions 31 also each have a spiral section 311, and each spiral section 311 defines a space for hooking clothes. The grooves 312 of the shoulder straps (such as vests, underwear, and dress shoulder straps) (as shown in Figure 5) reduce the situation of clothes slipping off by the wind. Among them, the design of the first and second connecting sections 23, 33 allows the free ends of the first and second hangers 20, 30 to have a wider shape, which is not easy to deform and bulge the shoulder line of the clothes. Stretch the clothes horizontally to speed up the drying of the clothes and prevent mildew.

In this embodiment, the hook unit 10, the first hanger 20, and the second hanger 30 can each be formed integrally by bending a metal wire or a metal strip, and the first and second pivoting rings 22, 32 and the pivot The graft 12 can form a spiral hinge structure, so that the new type of hanger does not need welding, bonding, riveting, screws, or tools to install, so its structure is simple, easy to process, strong and durable, and It is easy to use and can be operated with one hand.

The following diagram illustrates the space definition and the working principle of the first embodiment.

First, as shown in Figure 2, when the first and second hangers 20 and 30 are located at the first and second stretch positions P1 and P2, respectively, the first and second hangers 20 and 30 can be separated from each other. The side space S1 and a bottom space S2, as the name implies, the top space S1 refers to the space above the first and second racks 20 and 30, and the bottom space S2 refers to the space below the first and second racks 20 and 30 Space.

Furthermore, when the first and second hangers 20 and 30 are respectively located in the first and second stretch positions P1 and P2 and the hook 11 is located in the top side space S1 (refer to Figure 2), the pair of blocking sections 34 can interfere with the pair of first extension parts 21 respectively, so that the first and second hangers 20 and 30 cannot simultaneously pivot in the direction away from the hook 11 (that is, they cannot pivot downward in the figure), but The first and second hangers 20 and 30 are allowed to pivot toward the first and second collapsed positions P3 and P4 (that is, to pivot upwards in the figure). At this time, the hanging ring 13 is located in the bottom space S2.

When drying clothes, the hook 11 can be folded toward one of the first and second hangers 20, 30, or at least one of the first and second hangers 20, 30 can be pivoted to the first and second folds Positions P3 and P4, so as to reduce the volume of the hanger and facilitate the insertion of the collar, avoiding or at least greatly reducing the problem of the collar being frequently stretched and loosened and deformed.

As shown in Figure 6, when storing, the first and second hangers 20, 30 can be folded to the first and second folded positions P3, P4, which reduces the occupied volume and facilitates storage.

Or, when the first and second hangers 20 and 30 are located at the first and second stretch positions P1 and P2, respectively, and the hook 11 is located in the top space S1 (as shown in Figures 1 and 2), the user As shown in Figure 7, the hook unit 10 can be pivoted relative to the first and second hangers 20, 30 to pivot the hook 11 to the bottom space S2, and the hanging ring 13 can be pivoted to the top space. S1. After that, the user can fold the first and second hangers 20 and 30 toward each other as shown in Figure 8, and finally, turn the hanger upside down and hang it on the pole as shown in Figure 9, which can also reduce the space occupation. .

It should be noted that the styles of the second pivoting ring and the stop section are not limited to those shown in the first embodiment, for example, in the second embodiment shown in Figures 10 and 11 or shown in Figures 12 and 13 In the third embodiment shown, the appearance of the second pivoting ring 32 and the blocking section 34 is slightly different from that of the first embodiment, but they can still be folded according to the same working principle.

In summary, the above description is only a preferred embodiment of the creation of the new model. When it cannot be used to limit the scope of implementation of the creation of the new model, that is, all equal changes and modifications made in accordance with the scope of the patent application for the creation of the new model should still belong to This new patent covers the scope.

10: Hook unit 11: Hook 12: pivot grafting 13: Hanging ring 20: The first rack 21: The first extension 211: Spiral Section 212: Groove 22: The first pivot ring 23: The first connection segment 30: second pylon 31: second extension 311: Spiral Section 312: groove 32: second pivot ring 33: The second connecting segment 34: stop section P1: Position of the first exhibition P2: The first folding position P3: The second exhibition location P4: The second folding position S1: Top side space S2: Bottom side space

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the first embodiment of the new model.

Figure 2 is a side view of the first embodiment of the new type.

Figure 3 is a top view of the first embodiment of the new type.

Figure 4 is an exploded view of the first embodiment of the new model.

Figure 5 is a schematic diagram of hanging clothes in the first embodiment of the new invention.

Figures 6 to 9 are schematic diagrams of the use state of the first embodiment of the new type.

Figure 10 is a perspective view of the second embodiment of the new type.

Figure 11 is an exploded view of the second embodiment of the new type.

Figure 12 is a perspective view of the third embodiment of the new type.

Figure 13 is an exploded view of the third embodiment of the new type.

10: Hook unit

11: Hook

13: Hanging ring

20: The first rack

21: The first extension

211: Spiral Section

22: The first pivot ring

23: The first connection segment

30: second pylon

31: second extension

311: Spiral Section

32: second pivot ring

33: The second connecting segment

34: stop section

P1: Position of the first exhibition

P2: The first folding position

Claims (10)

A collapsible clothes hanger, including: A hook unit with a hook and a pair of coaxially extending pivot grafts; A first hanger has a pair of first extensions and a pair of first pivoting rings. The first hanger can pivot relative to the hook unit between a first folding position and a first expansion position Pendulum, the pair of first pivot rings are respectively connected to the pair of first extension portions and are respectively pivotally sleeved on the pair of pivot grafts; and A second hanger with a pair of second extensions, a pair of second pivoting rings and at least one stop section, the second hanger can be between a second folded position and a second stretched position Relative to the hook unit pivotally, the pair of second pivot rings are respectively connected to the pair of second extensions and are pivotally sleeved on the pair of pivot grafts, and the at least one stop section is fixed on the pair One of the second pivoting rings; Wherein, when the first and second hangers are respectively located at the first and second stretch positions, the first and second hangers are separated from a top side space and a bottom side space, and the top side space is located in the Above the first and second hangers, the bottom space is located below the first and second hangers; Wherein, when the first and second hangers are respectively located at the first and second stretched positions and the hook portion is located in the top side space, at least one of the at least one blocking section and the pair of first extension portions Interference with each other prevents the first and second hangers from simultaneously pivoting in a direction away from the hook, but allows the first and second hangers to pivot toward the first and second collapsed positions, respectively. The collapsible clothes hanger according to claim 1, wherein the hook unit is formed integrally by bending. The collapsible hanger according to claim 1, wherein the first hanger is formed integrally by bending. The collapsible hanger according to claim 1, wherein the second hanger is formed integrally by bending. The collapsible clothes hanger according to claim 1, wherein at least one of the pair of first extension portions and the pair of second extension portions defines a gap through which the hook portion can pass. The collapsible clothes hanger according to claim 5, wherein when the first and second hangers are respectively located at the first and second stretch positions and the hook portion is located in the top side space, the hook unit can be opposed to each other The first and second hangers pivot relative to each other so that the hook part pivots to the bottom space. The collapsible hanger according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the hook unit further has a hanging ring, and the pair of pivot grafts are located between the hook portion and the hanging ring; wherein, when the first 1. When the second hanger is located at the first and second stretch positions and the hook is located in the top space, the hanging ring is located in the bottom space. The collapsible hanger according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the pair of first extensions and the pair of second extensions each have a spiral section, and each spiral section defines a hook for hooking a clothing shoulder strap Groove. The collapsible hanger according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the first hanger further has a first connecting section, and the first connecting section is connected to the pair of first extensions away from the pair of first One end of the pivot ring. The collapsible hanger according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the second hanger further has a second connecting section, and the second connecting section is connected to the pair of second extensions away from the pair of second One end of the pivot ring.

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