JPH0123013Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a holding clamp for holding in a clamp-like manner an elongated object formed by bundling pipes or a plurality of electric wires.

[Prior art]

Conventionally known holding clamps include those in which holding pieces are formed at different positions relative to the pipe storage portion, as in U.S. Pat. Formed to contain, or Utsuka 58-
There are disclosures such as No. 118375 in which the gripping piece is configured to press uniformly from the left and right directions.

However, in all of these disclosed techniques, as shown in FIG.
is pressed by holding arms C, C protruding from above so as not to be ejected.
When inserting the long holding body B into the body, if it cannot be inserted easily due to the resistance of the holding arms C, or when removing the long holding body B for some reason, hold the holding arm C.
In some cases, the presence of such substances may result in poor workability, and the disadvantages in handling are noticeable.

Other conventional examples include Utility Model Application Publication No. 59-10581,
Although there is a device disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 57-23688, technical problems remain in the case of these prior art as well.

For example, in the prior art disclosed above, the pocket is provided not on both sides of the wall but on the middle wall, so the dimension in the width direction increases by the pocket. Although there are elastic locking claws on the pipe, there are no such claws on the walls on both sides, so it is not possible to clamp the pipe in a well-balanced manner at the receivers on both sides.

Furthermore, in the case of the above-mentioned announced device, since it is a different type of clamp from the above-mentioned published device, there is no technical compatibility to combine the announced device with the published device. Even if the pipe is inserted into or removed from the receiving part, the abutting part at the lower end of the center plate member protrudes from the slit toward the adjacent receiving part, so the abutting part gets caught on the pipe and each receiving part is It becomes difficult to attach and remove pipes at the same time.

In view of the above-mentioned technical problems, the present invention aims to provide a holding clamp that is easy to handle during clamping, stabilizes the clamped state, and suppresses dimensions in the width direction.

[Means to solve the problem]

In order to achieve the intended purpose, the present invention has three rows of trunk sections erected in parallel to each other on both sides and the center of the width direction of the substrate section, and a long to-be-held object is mounted on the substrate section. In the holding clamp, three storage parts are formed for fitting the parts into the holding clamp, and each of the above-mentioned trunk parts is provided with a holding arm made of an elastic body that slopes downward from the upper end side toward the inside of the storage part. The holding arms provided on the trunk body on both sides of the base plate have a bent shape at their lower ends and are formed thinner than the base body, and the holding arms are provided on the trunk body at the center of the base plate. The holding arms are straight, and the main body portions on both sides of the base plate portion are provided with fitting windows into which the holding arms provided on the base plate portion are inserted.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained in detail with reference to examples.

FIGS. 2 and 3 show an embodiment, and as shown, the holding clamp 10 consists of a held object insertion part and a leg part.

The held object insertion section includes a substrate section 11 and a substrate section 11.
Trunk parts 1 erected parallel to the top surface at uniform intervals
2, 12, 12, and storage parts 13, 13 formed by each trunk body part 12, and a holding body that is inclined from the upper end of the trunk body part 12 toward the storage parts 13, 13. Arms 14 protrude in opposition to each other.

As shown in the figure, the trunk portions 12, 12 on both sides are provided with fitting windows 16, 16, which accommodate themselves by elastically bending.

On the other hand, there is a disc-shaped flange 17 on the lower surface of the held object insertion part that is gently sloped toward the tip.
A leg portion 18 formed of a V-shaped elastic body is integrally formed at the center of the flange 17, and the holding clamp 10 is constituted by these.

[Effect of invention]

Therefore, in order to clamp the elongated object 21 using the holding clamp 10 configured as described above, first the legs 18 of the V-shaped elastic body are inserted into the through holes 19 of the panel plate 20, as shown in FIG. Press to fix.

Next, the object to be held 21 is press-inserted into the storage parts 13, 13.

At this time, the holding arm 14 receives pressure from above by the held body 21 as shown in FIG. 5, and fits into the fitting window 16 by its own elastic force.

With this, the inner wall surface 12a of the trunk body 12,
It is flush with the fitting window 16, and even if one opposing holding arm 14 protrudes as it is, the insertion interval into the storage portion 13 is expanded, and therefore the insertion pressure of the held object is naturally increased. This makes it easier to insert.

After insertion, hold the holding arm 1 as shown in Figure 5c.
4 returns to its original state by its own elastic force as described above.

Further, when the held object is removed for some reason after it has been inserted, it can be easily removed by manually pushing the holding arm 14 toward the fitting window 16.

After that, if you release your hand from the holding arm 14, it will automatically return to its original state.

As described above, the book holding clamp 10 has the legs 18 in the through hole 19.
In the above explanation, the held object 21 is first clamped, and then the legs 18 are inserted freely.
It is also sufficient to insert the through hole 19 depending on the situation.

[Effect of idea]

As explained above, according to the holding clamp according to the present invention, the object to be held fitted into the housing portions on both sides is clamped uniformly and stably from both sides by the pair of holding arms, and the substrate Since the holding arms provided on the central trunk body are straight, the width dimension does not increase, and when clamping, the thin holding arms provided on the trunk bodies on both sides of the board are inserted. Since the holding arms provided on the main body at the center of the board are also located within the designated storage areas, there is no risk of these holding arms getting caught on other objects, and therefore both storage areas are It is possible to improve handleability, including simultaneous attachment and detachment of the held object to the holding body, and stability of the clamped state, and it is also possible to suppress the dimension in the width direction.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view of a conventional holding clamp, Figure 2 is a front view of a conventional holding clamp;
3 to 3 show the holding clamp of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a front view thereof, FIG. 3 is a side view of the same, and FIG. 4 is a view of a holding object being inserted using the holding clamp of the present invention. The state diagram, FIG. 5, is an explanatory diagram of the operating state of the holding arm during insertion. 10... Holding clamp, 11... Board part, 12
... trunk section, 13 ... storage section, 14 ... holding arm,
16...Inset window.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Three rows of trunk sections parallel to each other are erected on both sides in the width direction and at the center in the width direction of the substrate section, and two storage sections for fitting the long objects to be held are formed on the substrate section. In addition, in the holding clamp, each of the trunk parts is provided with a holding arm made of an elastic body that slopes downward from the upper end side toward the inside of the storage part. The holding arm has a bent shape at its lower end and is formed thinner than the main body part, and the holding arm provided on the main body part in the center of the base plate part has a straight shape, and has a bent shape at the lower end. A holding clamp characterized in that the main body part of the holding clamp has a fitting window for fitting a holding arm provided on the base plate part.