TWM612909U - Steel cable steering tool - Google Patents

Abstract

This creative steel cable steering tool is used to turn an object hanging by a steel cable. The steel cable defines a longitudinal axis. The steel cable steering tool includes a grip and a hook structure. The hook structure has a base and two partitions. The hook body is provided, the base is connected to one end of the holding handle, the two hook system is located on the other side of the base relative to the holding handle, and the two hook system is rotationally symmetrical with respect to the axial center of the handle of the holding handle. The person can pass the steel cable between the two hooks, and rotate the grip handle with the handle axis center of the grip handle, so that the two hooks can hook the steel cable from both sides of the longitudinal axis of the steel cable, respectively. The staff can quickly and reliably adjust the object to the required angle direction by pulling the steel cable, which can effectively improve the efficiency of the steering operation of the hanging object.

Description

Cable steering tool

This creation is a steel cable steering tool, especially a steel cable steering tool used to turn an object hanging by a steel cable.

In factories or construction sites, workers usually use lifting equipment such as cranes to move objects in a hanging manner. When the lifting equipment lifts the objects to a designated location through steel cables, they will lower the objects To a height close to the ground, at this time, in order to facilitate subsequent operations such as transportation or installation of objects, the objects need to be adjusted to the correct placement angle so that the lifting equipment can put down the objects and position them.

However, the lifting equipment cannot accurately control the angular direction of the object. Therefore, traditionally, workers wear cotton gloves and directly hold the steel cable of the lifting equipment to steer the steel cable. This enables the object hanging by the steel cable to rotate and adjust the angle of the object. However, after the steel cable is used for a long time, the steel wire in the cable may be broken and warped, even if the staff wear gloves, It is still possible to get stabbed by the steel wire while holding the steel cable, and if the hanging object accidentally falls, it may hurt the staff on the scene.

In order to prevent the hand from being stabbed by a steel wire or being injured by a falling object, the staff turned to tie a guide rope to the outside of the object, and can turn the object by pulling the guide rope. However, the method of using the guide rope to rotate the object Although the personal safety of the staff can be avoided, the angle direction of the object cannot be accurately controlled, which causes the staff to spend a lot of time to adjust the object back and forth, resulting in poor work efficiency.

The main purpose of this creation is to provide a steel cable steering tool, hoping to improve the current problem of poor work efficiency when performing steering operations of hanging objects.

In order to achieve the purpose of the foregoing disclosure, the steel cable steering tool of this invention is used to turn an object suspended by a steel cable. The steel cable defines a longitudinal axis. The steel cable steering tool includes: A holding handle, which defines a handle axis; and A hook structure having a base and two hook bodies arranged at intervals, the base is connected to one end of the grip handle, the two hook systems are located on the other side of the base opposite to the grip handle, and the The two hook systems are rotationally symmetrical with respect to the axial center of the handle of the handle. The steel cable can pass between the two hooks, and the two hooks can respectively hook the steel cable and drive the steel cable along the longitudinal axis. To pivot.

The creative steel cable steering tool system can provide the staff to turn the object hanging by the steel cable, wherein the staff can hold the grip handle and hook the steel cable through the hook body of the hooking structure, so as to pull the steel cable Rotate, so that the object can be adjusted to the required angle direction.

Among them, the steel cable steering tool has the following advantages: 1. Improve work efficiency: When the staff pulls the wire rope through this creative wire rope steering tool, the hook body of the hooking mechanism can fix the wire rope, so that the staff can quickly and accurately adjust the object to the required When the object is placed and positioned, the worker only needs to rotate the handle to make the two hooks separate from the steel cable, which can effectively improve the efficiency and convenience of work. 2. It can improve the safety of the staff: this creative steel cable steering tool can allow the staff to not touch the steel cable during the steering operation of the hanging object, and can keep a certain distance from the object, which can prevent the staff from being rotated. Injured by impact, or smashed when an object is accidentally dropped, etc., which can reduce the risk of workers performing operations and effectively improve the safety of on-site workers.

In addition, the base includes a fixing portion, a turning portion, and a connecting portion, the fixing portion is disposed on the holding handle, the turning portion is connected to the connecting portion and pivoted to the fixing portion, and the two hook systems are respectively Set at both ends of the connecting portion, the two hooks, the connecting portion and the steering portion can deflect relative to the grip handle. Therefore, when the worker pulls the wire rope to rotate through the wire rope steering tool, they can rely on The angle of the handle axis of the gripping handle relative to the longitudinal axis of the steel cable is changed according to its own needs or due to environmental constraints, thereby improving the convenience of use of the steel cable steering tool.

Please refer to Figures 1 to 7, which is a preferred embodiment of the creation of a steel cable steering tool, which is used to turn an object 40 hung by a steel cable 30. The steel cable 30 defines a longitudinal axis 31. The steel cable 30 defines a longitudinal axis 31. The steering tool includes a handle 10 and a hook structure 20.

As shown in FIG. 1, the holding handle 10 defines a handle axis 11.

As shown in Figures 1, 2 and 4 to 7, the hook structure 20 has a base 21 and two hook bodies 22 spaced apart. The base 21 is connected to one end of the holding handle 10, and the two The hook body 22 is located on the other side of the base 21 relative to the grip handle 10, and the two hook bodies 22 are rotationally symmetrical with respect to the center of the grip axis 11 of the grip handle 10. The steel cable 30 can pass through the Between the two hooks 22, and the two hooks 22 can respectively hook the steel cable 30 and can drive the steel cable 30 to pivot along the longitudinal axis 31.

As shown in Figures 4 to 7, the two hook bodies 22 are L-shaped and respectively define a pushing section 221 and an extension section 222. The pushing section 221 is connected to the base 21, and the extension section 222 is The pushing section 221 is connected, and the extension sections 222 of the two hook bodies 22 are parallel to each other.

As shown in FIGS. 2 to 7, the tail ends of the extension sections 222 of the two hook bodies 22 respectively form an introduction end 223 that tapers toward the end.

As shown in Fig. 1, the holding handle 10 is a member that can be telescopically adjusted in length according to usage requirements.

As shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the base 21 includes a fixing portion 23, a turning portion 24, and a connecting portion 25. The fixing portion 23 is disposed on the holding handle 10, and the turning portion 24 is connected to the connecting portion. The portion 25 is pivoted to the fixing portion 23, the two hooks 22 are respectively provided at both ends of the connecting portion 25, the two hooks 22, the connecting portion 25 and the turning portion 24 can be opposed to the holding handle 10 Deflection, and can change the angle between the handle axis 11 of the holding handle 10 and the longitudinal axis 31 of the steel cable 30, wherein the base 21 may include two limiting members 27, the two limiting members The 27 is arranged at the fixed portion 23 at intervals, and can limit the yaw angle of the steering portion 24 and the connecting portion 25.

In addition, the base 21 includes two elastic members 26. The two elastic members 26 are respectively located on two sides of the base 21 and connected to one end of the fixing portion 23 and the connecting portion 25 respectively. The two hook bodies 22, The connecting portion 25 and the turning portion 24 can be reset after being deflected relative to the grip handle 10.

The steel cable steering tool of this invention can provide the staff to turn the object 40 hung by a steel cable 30, wherein the staff can hold the handle 10, and hook and fix the position with the hook 22 of the hook structure 20 The steel cable 30 can be pulled and the steel cable 30 and the object 40 can be rotated, so that the angle direction of the object 40 can be adjusted.

Among them, the worker can extend the handle 10 and hold the part near the end of the handle 10, so as to keep himself away from the object 40 during the operation, and reduce the accidental falling objects. 40 The risk of crush injury can effectively improve the safety of operation. After the wire rope steering tool is used, the staff can shorten the grip 10, which can effectively reduce the storage space occupied by the wire rope steering tool .

As shown in Figures 8 and 9, the staff can hold the handle 10 and bring the hook structure 20 close to the steel cable 30. When the steel cable 30 passes between the two hooks 22, the worker can pass through Rotate the handle 10 with the handle axis 11 of the handle 10 as the center, so that the pushing sections 221 of the two hooks 22 respectively abut against the two sides of the longitudinal axis 31 of the steel cable 30 The steel cable 30, at this time, the extension 222 of the two hooks 22 can be matched with the connecting portion 25 of the base 21, so that the steel cable 30 will not slip off the hook structure 20.

Wherein, when the worker rotates the handle 10 to enable the two hooks 22 to hook the steel cable 30, the leading end 223 at the end of the extension section 222 of the two hooks 22 can make the steel cable 30 be The two hooks 22 are smoothly introduced into the two hooks 22 to avoid friction and collision between the steel cable 30 and the hooking structure 20, which may cause the steel cable 30 to be damaged.

As shown in Figures 9 and 10, when the hook body 22 of the hook structure 20 hooks and fixes the steel cable 30, the staff can hold the gripping handle 10 and go around the steel cable 30 as the center of the circle, so as to traction. The steel cable 30 can turn the steel cable 30 and the object 40 hung by the steel cable 30. When the object 40 is adjusted to the required angle direction, the object 40 can be put down for placement and positioning, and then The worker can rotate the steel cable steering tool in the opposite direction around the center of the handle shaft 11 of the holding handle 10 so that the two hooks 22 can be separated from the steel cable 30.

Among them, in order to avoid shaking when the object 40 rotates, the worker usually hooks the two hooks 22 on the wire rope 30 close to the object 40. At this time, as shown in FIG. 11, by means of the grip The handle 10 can swing relative to the two hooks 22. When the worker pulls the wire rope 30, the angle between the handle axis 11 of the handle 10 and the longitudinal axis 31 of the wire rope 30 can be changed. , So that the staff can bend down without matching the object 40 with a relatively short height, and without stepping the feet with the object 40 having a high height, which effectively improves the convenience of use of the steel cable steering tool.

Furthermore, after the object 40 is placed and positioned, when the two hooks 22 are to be separated from the steel cable 30, the two hooks 22, the connecting portion 25 and the turning portion can be provided by the two elastic members 26 The reset function of 24 makes it unnecessary for the staff to manually adjust the two hooks 22, the connecting portion 25 and the steering portion 24 after retracting the wire rope steering tool to perform the steering operation of another object 40. Effectively improve the convenience of use of the steel cable steering tool, and can improve the overall work efficiency.

In summary, the steel cable steering tool of this invention is used for the staff to perform the steering operation of the object 40 hanging by the steel cable 30. Through the design of the hook structure 20, the staff can easily fix and loosen the steel cable. 30, and when the staff pulls the steel cable 30, the hook body 22 of the hooking mechanism 20 fixes the steel cable 30, and can quickly and surely drive the object 40 to the required angle direction. When the object 40 swings After positioning, the worker only needs to rotate the holding handle 10, that is, the two hooks 22 can be separated from the steel cable 30, which can effectively improve the efficiency and convenience of operation.

10: Grip handle 11: shank axial 20: Hook structure 21: Pedestal 22: hook 221: Push-to-segment 222: Extension 223: Import side 23: Fixed part 24: Steering part 25: Connection Department 26: Elastic 27: limit piece 30: Steel cable 31: longitudinal axis 40: Object

Figure 1: A schematic diagram of the three-dimensional appearance of a preferred embodiment of this creative steel cable steering tool. Figure 2: A schematic diagram of part of the appearance of the steel cable steering tool for this creation. Figure 3: A partial exploded schematic diagram of the steel cable steering tool for this creation. Figure 4: Part of the schematic diagram of the view plane before the creation of the cable steering tool. Figure 5: A schematic diagram of the front view plane of the hook structure of the steel cable steering tool for this creation. Figure 6: A schematic diagram of the side view of the hook structure of this creative steel cable steering tool. Figure 7: A schematic diagram of the top plan view of the hook structure of this creative steel cable steering tool. Figure 8: A schematic diagram of the use of the steel cable steering tool for this creation (1). Figure 9: Schematic diagram of the use of the steel cable steering tool for this creation (2). Figure 10: A schematic diagram of the use of the steel cable steering tool for this creation (3). Figure 11: A schematic diagram of the yaw of the handle relative to the steel cable of the steel cable steering tool for this creation.

10: Grip handle

20: Hook structure

21: Pedestal

22: hook

23: Fixed part

24: Steering part

25: Connection Department

26: Elastic

30: Steel cable

31: longitudinal axis

40: Object

Claims (9)

A steel cable steering tool is used to turn an object suspended by a steel cable, the steel cable defines a longitudinal axis, and the steel cable steering tool includes: A holding handle, which defines a handle axis; and A hook structure having a base and two hook bodies arranged at intervals, the base is connected to one end of the grip handle, the two hook systems are located on the other side of the base opposite to the grip handle, and the The two hook systems are rotationally symmetrical with respect to the axial center of the handle of the handle. The steel cable can pass between the two hooks, and the two hooks can respectively hook the steel cable and drive the steel cable along the longitudinal axis. To pivot. For the wire rope steering tool described in claim 1, the two hook systems are L-shaped and respectively define a push section and an extension section, the push section is connected to the base, and the extension section is connected to the push section , And the extension sections of the two hooks are parallel to each other. The wire rope steering tool according to claim 1, wherein the tail ends of the two hook bodies respectively form an introduction end that tapers toward the end. The steel cable steering tool according to claim 2, wherein the tail ends of the extension sections of the two hook bodies respectively form an introduction end that tapers toward the end. The wire rope steering tool according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the holding handle is a member capable of telescoping and adjusting its length. The wire rope steering tool according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the base includes a fixing portion, a steering portion, and an engagement portion, the fixing portion is disposed on the grip, and the steering portion is The connecting portion is connected and pivoted to the fixing portion, the two hook systems are respectively arranged at two ends of the connecting portion, and the two hook bodies, the connecting portion and the turning portion can swing relative to the grip handle. The wire rope steering tool according to claim 5, wherein the base includes a fixed portion, a steering portion, and an engaging portion, the fixed portion is arranged on the grip handle, and the steering portion is connected to the engaging portion and pivoted In the fixing part, the two hook systems are respectively arranged at two ends of the connecting part, and the two hook bodies, the connecting part and the turning part can swing relative to the holding handle. The wire rope steering tool according to claim 6, wherein the base includes two elastic members, and the two elastic members are respectively located on two sides of the base and connected to the fixed portion and one end of the connecting portion, respectively, The two hooks, the connecting part and the turning part can be reset after being deflected relative to the holding handle. The wire rope steering tool according to claim 7, wherein the base includes two elastic members, and the two elastic members are respectively located on two sides of the base and connected to the fixed portion and one end of the connecting portion, respectively, The two hooks, the connecting part and the turning part can be reset after being deflected relative to the holding handle.

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