JPH01155771U

JPH01155771U -

Info

Publication number: JPH01155771U
Application number: JP5187888U
Authority: JP
Priority date: 1988-04-18
Filing date: 1988-04-18
Publication date: 1989-10-26
Anticipated expiration: 2003-04-18
Also published as: JPH0627109Y2

Description

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第１図；ストロー状のパイプ、第２図；栓用丸
棒、第３図；止め金取り付け時、第４図；第３図
ａ―ａ′断面図、第５図；浮き先用パイプ、第６
図；第５図ｂ―ｂ′断面図、第７図；浮き先用パ
イプ、第８図；第７図ｃ―ｃ′断面図、第９図；
結束部、第１０図；本願組み立て時上面図、第１
１図；本願棒状浮き上面図。図面中符号、Ａは；パイプ、Ｂは；栓用丸棒、
Ｃは；止め輪、Ｄは；穴、Ｅは；パイプの連通穴
、Ｆは；長くしたパイプ、Ｇは；輪ゴム、ビニー
ルテープ、又は、紐の結束部。 Fig. 1: Straw-shaped pipe, Fig. 2: Round rod for stopper, Fig. 3: Attaching the stopper, Fig. 4: Fig. 3 a-a' sectional view, Fig. 5: Pipe for floating tip, 6th
Fig. 5 b-b' sectional view, Fig. 7; floating tip pipe, Fig. 8; Fig. 7 c-c' sectional view, Fig. 9;
Binding part, Fig. 10; Top view when assembled, No. 1
Figure 1: A top view of the rod-shaped float of the present application. Symbols in the drawings, A: pipe, B: round rod for plug,
C is a retaining ring, D is a hole, E is a communicating hole in a pipe, F is a long pipe, and G is a binding part of a rubber band, vinyl tape, or string.

Claims

[Scope of utility model registration claims] Polyethylene, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride, acrylic, nylon, polycarbonate,
Using a thermoplastic polymer compound such as
or more, 7 mm or less, length of 5 cm or more and 30 cm or less, hollow straw-shaped with both ends communicating, with the same diameter and length,
Prepare several thin and thick pipes A (Fig. 1) and a round rod B with an outer diameter of 3 cm or less, which has an outer diameter slightly smaller than the pipe diameter and which will tightly fit against the inner diameter of the pipe when inserted into the pipe. (Fig. 2) A round rod B is inserted into one end of a pipe, and a hanging hole D passing through the center of the pipe diameter is provided in the front part of the pipe end, and a retaining ring C is installed that does not easily come off from this pipe hole. (Figures 3 and 4). When assembling the rod-shaped float of the present application, insert and fix round rod B into one end of one pipe A, and attach round rod B to the other end of the pipe. Insert and secure half of the (5th,
6), attach this protruding round bar B to the retaining ring C.
Insert into the hole E at the other end of the pipe and add a pipe A of the same shape and size to create a long pipe F.
(Figures 7 and 8), bundle several pipes A around the long pipe F, with the retaining ring C positioned outside the pipe group, and tie rubber bands or vinyl near both ends of the bundle. Wrap tape or string G to secure the bundled pipes A group so that they do not come apart easily (Figures 9 and 10). Insert and fix round rods B at both ends of any number of pipes A to give buoyancy, and plug the number of pipes whose weight and buoyancy are to be adjusted with round rods B (Figure 11) to find the buoyancy. It is assumed that the float has a After using the float, remove the rubber band, vinyl tape, or string G, and pull out the joint part of the long pipe F. As a collection of plastic pipes A of the same shape and size, it becomes a set of plastic pipes A of a certain rectangular shape with dimensions equivalent to pipe A. An assembled rod float for fishing that can freely adjust its buoyancy and is characterized by being able to fit into a container.