JPH017746Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] (a) Field of the invention This invention relates to decorative mizuhiki to be attached to gifts such as bottle products and boxed products given for ceremonial occasions.

(b) Background of the invention When attaching a mizuhiki to the above-mentioned gift, for example, a red and white colored mizuhiki is hung on the outside of the gift, and then both ends of the mizuhiki are tied in place in front of the gift.

However, when a large number of the above-mentioned gifts are needed, each gift must be individually tied with a mizuhiki, and both ends of the mizuhiki are tied in a unique knot shape, making it time-consuming and difficult to attach the mizuhiki. When removing the mizuhiki in a reusable state, it cannot be removed from the gift unless the mizuhiki is removed while being shifted or the knots are untied.

In addition, as shown in Figure 6, the above-mentioned mizuhiki that is easy to install and remove is
There is Mizuhiki 9 disclosed in the publication, but this Mizuhiki 9 is
A state in which the ends of the outer thread members 10 made of a plurality of thread members are bent to form an annular locking part 11, and the central thread members 10 extend outward from the annular locking part 11. After wrapping the band member 12 for preventing fraying around the proximal end of the annular locking part 11, the rubber band 7 is inserted through the annular locking part 11 and is locked to the central thread member 10. .

However, as described above, the structure of the annular locking part 11 is complicated, so it cannot be formed mechanically. Therefore, the annular locking part 11 must be formed manually, and each 9 was time-consuming and difficult to mass-produce.

(c) Purpose of the invention This invention eliminates the trouble of manually forming annular locking parts by fixing a locking metal fitting with a ring-shaped locking part formed at each end of the mizuhiki. To provide a mizuhiki whose fastener can be easily fixed by mechanical work, mass production can be easily performed, and an annular elastic member can be easily replaced.

(d) Structure of the device This device attaches a locking fitting having an annular locking portion protruding to one side at each end of two sets of Mizuhiki in which a plurality of thread members are bundled side by side. At least one side of each mizuhiki has a mizuhiki end extending outward from the annular retaining part of the locking fitting, and has an annular shape attached to the mizuhiki end. The annular elastic member inserted from the lower side of the locking part is locked, and the other side is a mizuhiki in which the annular elastic member is inserted into the locking structure or the annular locking part of the locking fitting and connected to each other. It is characterized by

(E) Function of the device This device has an annular locking part of a locking fitting located at each end of two sets of Mizuhiki formed by bundling a plurality of thread members on the end side of the Mizuhiki. fixed, and at least one of each water-hiking end extends outward beyond the annular locking part of the locking fitting, and an annular elastic member is inserted into the water-hiki end from the lower surface side of the annular locking part. While locking the member, the other side is connected by inserting an annular elastic member into the annular locking part of the locking structure or locking fitting, and when attaching the mizuhiki to a gift, the mizuhiki is slightly expanded from the gift. Then attach it to the outside, extend the mizuhiki in the same way, and remove it from the gift.

(f) Effects of the invention According to this invention, since the annular locking part is formed on the locking metal fitting, it is possible to lock the annular elastic member to the end of the mizuhiki simply by fixing this locking metal fitting to the end of the mizuhiki. It is possible to easily form an annular locking part for locking.
As a result, the locking metal fitting can be easily fixed by mechanically bending and attaching the locking metal fitting, and the conventional process of manually forming an annular locking part is eliminated. Mass production of mizuhiki can be done easily.

In addition, by using special mounting tools,
It becomes easy to attach the locking metal fittings at department stores and other stores.

Furthermore, by simply expanding the mizuhiki to be slightly larger than the gift, the mizuhiki can be easily attached and removed, and can be quickly and easily used for other gifts of different sizes. By adjusting the fixing position of the mizuhiki, the adjustment range can be further expanded, and replacement can be easily performed by simply locking and unlocking the annular elastic member and the mizuhiki end, and the article to which the mizuhiki is attached. It can be selectively used for annular elastic members having different extension lengths depending on the size of the annular elastic member.

(g) Example of the invention An example of the invention will be described below in detail based on the drawings.

The drawing shows a decorative mizuhiki to be attached to the outside of a gift. In FIG. 1, the mizuhiki 1 includes, for example, a plurality of thread members 2 colored in red, and a plurality of thread members 3 colored in white. are bundled side by side to form two sets of bundled yarns 4 and 5, and both bundled yarns 4,
5 is tied into an appropriate shape to form a knot 6, and locking fittings 8, 8 for locking the rubber band 7 are fixed to the other ends of both bundled threads 4, 5. There is.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the above-mentioned locking fittings 8, 8 are formed of a rectangular flat plate 8a made of a bendable thin metal plate, and a U is formed in the center of one long side of the flat plate 8a. A letter-shaped annular locking part 8b extends laterally, and the other long side has locking protrusions 8c for locking the bundled yarns 4 and 5, which hold the bundled yarns 4 and 5. Many are installed on the holding surface side.

At both ends of the above-mentioned flat plate 8a, cut and raised pieces 8d, each having a sharp tip, are protruded toward the holding surface side at the center of the plane.

To attach the above-mentioned locking metal fitting 8, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, the free end side of the bundle yarn 4 is attached to the locking metal fitting 8.
In this state, both ends of the flat plate 8a are alternately bent onto the bundle thread 4, so that the cut and raised pieces 8d on the upper surface side and the cut and raised pieces 8d on the lower surface side are bent. At the same time, the plurality of locking protrusions 8c... and the cut and raised pieces 8d are slightly bitten into the ends of the bundled yarn 4 and fixed.

As shown in FIG. 4, the above-mentioned locking fitting 8 has
The annular portion of the rubber band 7 inserted from the lower surface side of the annular locking portion 8b is locked to the three thread members 2 extending from the upper surface of the annular locking portion 8b of the locking fitting 8.

When attaching the mizuhiki 1 constructed in this way to the outside of a gift, as shown in Fig. 1, after tying the ends of the bundled threads 4 and 5 of the mizuhiki 1 to form a knot 6, tie the ends of the bundles 4 and 5 of the mizuhiki 1 to the other end. The rubber band 7 is locked and connected to both fixed locking metal fittings 8,8.

When attaching this Mizuhiki 1 to a gift,
The mizuhiki 1 is expanded slightly larger than the gift against the shrinkage force of the rubber band 7, and in this state is attached to the outer surface of the gift.

Then, due to the shrinkage force of the rubber band 7, the mizuhiki 1 is attached and held in close contact with the outer surface of the gift.

Further, when removing the mizuhiki 1 described above, since the mizuhiki 1 is expanded and removed in the same way as described above, the mizuhiki 1 can be easily attached and removed while maintaining the shape of the knot 6.

In this way, the locking fitting 8 has an annular locking portion 8b formed at each end of each of the bundle threads 4 and 5 constituting the mizuhiki 1.
Since it is bent and fixed at an appropriate position, the locking fitting 8 can be easily fixed by mechanical work, and the mizuhiki 1 can be easily mass-produced.

Moreover, within the range where the shrinking force of the rubber band 7 acts, it can be used for other gifts of different sizes, and by adjusting the fixing position of this locking metal fitting 8, the adjustment range can be further expanded. and each annular locking portion 8 of each locking fitting 8, 8.
By simply pulling out the three thread members 3... from the annular part of the rubber band 7 inserted through b, 8b, the lock is released and the rubber band 7 can be easily replaced with a new one.
Rubber bands 7 having different extension lengths can be selected depending on the size of the article to be attached.

As shown in FIG. 5, when the above-mentioned rubber band 7 is to be locked to the locking fitting 8, one end thereof may be locked as follows. The thread member 3 is positioned on the free end side of the bundled yarn 5 and is held and fixed inwardly from the annular locking portion 8b, and one end of the rubber band 7 is attached to the annular locking portion 8.
After the rubber band 7 is inserted into the annular portion of the rubber band 7, the other end of the rubber band 7 is inserted and locked into the annular portion of the rubber band 7.

The other end of the rubber band 7 is locked to a locking fitting 8 fixed to the other bundled yarn 4, as shown in FIG.

Although the annular elastic member constituting this invention corresponds to the rubber band 7 of the above-mentioned embodiment, this invention is not limited to the configuration of the embodiment.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show one embodiment of this invention; Fig. 1 is an overall view of the mizuhiki, Fig. 2 is a developed plan view of the locking metal fitting, Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the locking metal fitting, and Fig. 4 is a view of the metal fitting fixed to the mizuhiki. FIG. 5 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a locking fitting showing another example of locking a rubber band, and FIG. 6 is a plan view of a water-pulled end showing a conventional example of an annular locking part. be. 1... Mizuhiki, 2, 3... Thread member, 4, 5... Bundled thread, 6... Knot, 7... Rubber band, 8... Locking metal fitting, 8b... Annular locking part.

Claims (1)

[Claim for Utility Model Registration] At each end of two sets of mizuhiki in which a plurality of thread members are bundled side by side, a locking fitting having an annular locking part protruding to one side is attached to the end side of the said mizuhiki. An annular locking portion is positioned and fixed to the locking member, and at least one side of each of the mizuhiki has a mizuhiki end portion extending outward from the annular locking portion of the locking fitting, and an annular locking portion is attached to the mizuhiki end portion. A mizuhiki in which an annular elastic member inserted from the lower surface side of the part is locked, and an annular elastic member is inserted into the annular locking part of the locking structure or the locking fitting on the other side to connect each other.