JPH0133035Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field This invention relates to an iron hanging device that allows the iron to be easily carried.

Prior Art Irons, especially commercial irons, are relatively heavy, and carrying the iron around for a long time can be quite painful.
This is a cause of fatigue for workers engaged in ironing for business purposes.

Problems that the invention aims to solve This invention makes it possible to carry the iron easily, thereby minimizing worker fatigue, and making ironing easier even when ironing takes a long time. It is.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above problems, the suspension device of the present invention includes a support, an arm projecting laterally from the top of the support, and a support that movably engages with the arm, and an iron. An iron suspension device consisting of a supporting slider includes a device that has a motor and moves the slider along an arm by the drive of the motor, a latch that is suspended by the slider, and a shaft that is attached to a support. The pulley is supported, and the pulley and the latch are hung,
It consists of a cable with an iron attached to one end and a weight attached to the other end.

Here, the slider is fixed at a suitable position on an endless rope that is stretched over a pair of pulleys, and is moved by driving one of the pulleys with a motor, or by cutting screws or coils into the arm. The arm or coil is rotated by a motor so that it moves automatically.

Although the latch may be attached integrally with the slider, it is preferably connected via a cable so that it can move in any direction.

The weight is preferably slightly heavier than the iron, particularly preferably about the same weight as the iron itself. By setting the weight to the same level as the iron's own weight, you can keep the iron at an appropriate height on the finishing table, which prevents you from carelessly placing it on the finishing table or clothes and burning the finishing table or clothes. This eliminates the need for a stand to place the iron on.

Embodiment A support 1 on a pipe has a nozzle-shaped mouth 2 formed at its upper part, and a pulley 3 is pivotally attached to the inside thereof, and a wire 4 is hung from the pulley 3 at one end hanging from the mouth 2. A fixed arm 15 is connected to the iron 5, preferably at the center of gravity of the iron, while a weight 6 is attached to the other end, which hangs down within the column, to balance the weight of the iron 5, so that the iron 5 is lowered when pushed down. When you support it, the weight's own weight overcomes it and it rises, and when you let go, it stays at an appropriate height and stops.

A stand 7 is also attached to the upper end of the column 1 so as to be rotatable around the axis of the column 1. A shaft-like arm 9 having a helical coil 8 wound thereon is rotatably supported at its base by the table 7, and is supported on a column on a cantilever, and at its end there is a motor fixed to the table 7. 10
are connected to each other, and the arm 9 is rotated in either forward or reverse directions by the drive of the motor. A slider 1 loosely fits into the arm 9 as the arm 9 rotates and is screwed into the coil 8.
1 is moving forward and backward. Slider 11
A latch 13 is suspended by a rope 12,
The wire 4 is passed through the metal fitting.

This device is configured as described above, and when the motor 10 is driven and the shaft 9 is rotated in either the forward or reverse direction, the slider 11 moves along the arm 9,
Along with this, the latch 13 moves in the same direction while pulling in or letting out the wire 4,
Move the iron left and right along arm 9.
That is, when the latch 13 moves to the left while drawing in the wire, it moves to the left, and when it moves to the right while drawing out the wire, it moves to the right.

In the above embodiment, the weight is set to be about the same as the iron's own weight to balance it, but the weight may be heavier or lighter. In the former case, when you release your hand from the iron, the iron will automatically rise, but
To keep the wire stationary in place, for example, a stopper can be provided on the wire to prevent further movement of the wire, or a weight can be supported in the right place.

In the latter case, the iron is always placed on the finishing table.

In the above embodiment, a coil is wound around the arm, and the slider is moved forward and backward by the rotation of the arm. However, instead of winding the coil around the arm, the arm may be made of a screw rod, or a pair of pulleys may be attached to the arm. Alternatively, an endless rope may be attached to the shaft, a slider may be attached to a proper position on the rope, and one pulley may be connected to a motor to drive rotation.

Effects of the invention As described above, the present invention substantially reduces the iron's own weight by attaching an iron to one end of the cable that is stretched between the pulley and the latch that is suspended from the slider, and attaching a weight to the other end. It is designed so that it can be easily carried, and furthermore, the movement is automatically carried out along the arm, which reduces work fatigue and allows ironing work to be done for a long time.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The figure shows a front view of the suspension device according to the invention. 1... Prop, 3... Pulley, 4... Wire, 5
...Iron, 6...Weight, 8...Coil, 9...
...Arm, 11...Slider, 13...Latching fitting.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) In an iron suspension device comprising a support, an arm projecting laterally from the upper part of the support, and a slider movably engaged with the arm and supporting the iron. , a device that has a motor and moves the slider along the arm by driving the motor; a latch that is suspended by the slider; a pulley that is pivotally supported by a column; and a device that is hooked between the pulley and the latch. An iron suspension system consisting of a rope that is passed around and has an iron attached to one end and a weight attached to the other end. (2) The iron suspension according to claim 1, wherein the arm is wound with a spiral rod or a spiral coil, and the arm or the coil is rotationally driven by a motor connected to the end of the arm. Device. (3) A pair of pulleys are pivoted to the arm, an endless rope is stretched around the arm, a slider is attached to the appropriate position of the rope, and the motor is connected to one of the pulleys, as claimed in Claim 1. Hanging device for the iron as described. (4) The iron hanging device according to claim 1, wherein the weight is equal to the iron's own weight.