JPH02197Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is an improvement to a ball catching device that can be used to catch golf, tennis, etc. balls when they fall into a pond or river.The purpose of this invention is to eliminate lost balls. Another object of the present invention is to provide a catching tool that is easy to handle, can be reliably caught, and can be used for a long time at a low price.

Hereinafter, the drawings showing the embodiments of the present invention will be described. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the entire catching tool with a telescopic tube 1 extended, where 1 is the telescopic tube, 2 is the main part of the catching tool,
The telescopic tube 1 consists of a grip tube 1a with a slightly large diameter that can be grasped, a relay tube 1b whose diameter gradually becomes smaller toward the tip, and a tip tube 1.
c is housed in the grip tube 1a, and conversely, it is configured to be extendable and retractable so that it can be used by extending from the grip tube 1a, which is the base end.

Next, Figure 2 is a front view of the hemispherical trap 2.
The capture plate 7 is shown housed in the capture tool, and the third
The figure is a vertical cross-sectional view of the hemispherical catching tool 2, showing the state in which the catching plate 7 hangs down from the bottom surface of the main body when capturing and supporting the ball. As shown in FIG. 3, it is formed to have a hemispherical cross section, and the inner wall thickness 2a is formed to become gradually thinner as it reaches the opening 4, and the recessed inner surface 5 has a diameter larger than the diameter of a ball 3 for golf, tennis, etc. Form. Further, a protruding tube 6 for attaching the tip tube 1c of the telescopic tube 1 is provided protrudingly at the center 2b of the back surface corresponding to the center of the outer surface of the capture tool 2, and a female screw hole of the protruding tube 6 is provided with a protruding tube 6 for attaching the tip tube 1c of the extensible tube 1. Secure the tip by screwing it together. In addition, fitting means, pinning, etc. may be provided as appropriate. Reference numeral 7 denotes a capture plate, which is a long and narrow band-shaped plate that is curved into a semicircular shape, and the left and right ends 7a and 7b of the capture plate 7 are placed at opposite positions of the opening edge 4a of the opening 4 of the capture device 2, either left or right from the center. The mounting shaft 9 is inserted into the outer circumferential surface 8 of both ends 7a, 7b from the outside at an eccentric position, that is, the mounting shaft 9 is pivotally supported. The illustrated capture plate 7 is the capture tool 2
Although the structure is shown in which the opening 4 is attached close to the opening edge 4a of the opening 4 on the inner surface 5 of the
The opening edge 4a may be circumscribed close to the opening edge 4a. When the catching plate 7 hangs down from the opening 4 of the catching tool 2, it can cooperate with the inner surface 5 of the catching tool 2 to form a space for accommodating the ball 3 above the catching plate 7. In addition, golf,
The storage space for tennis balls 3 may be made into a cylindrical shape by extending the circular opening 4 of the catching device 2, and the catching plate 7 is mounted clockwise or counterclockwise with respect to the opening 4 with a mounting shaft 9. The pendulum is movable and is mounted eccentrically, so when it rotates in one direction, it enters the opening 4, and when it rotates in the opposite direction, the opening edge 4 of the opening 4
It comes into contact with a and is restricted. Reference numeral 10 denotes a receiving protrusion, which is provided in a protruding manner within the hemispherical inner surface 5, and is eccentrically attached to the opening 4 as described above, so that it receives and stores the capture plate 7 when it is stored.

Next, FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of the state in which a golf ball is captured, where A shows the set state before catching, B shows the state immediately after catching, and C shows the captured state. The catching tool 2 is set close to the ball 3 of golf, tennis, etc. with the catching tool 2 being diagonal to the ball 3 as shown in A above. In other words, the ball 3 can be accommodated in a state in which it is sucked into a hemispherical surface along with the water as the water flows, and when the catching device 2 is rotated half a turn through the telescopic tube 1, the catching plate 7 moves around the outer periphery of the golf, tennis, etc. ball 3. Slide along and capture the ball. In addition, since the catching plate 7 is eccentrically attached, it closes a part of the opening 4 of the catching tool 2, making it narrower, and the water sucked into the inside with the ball presses the ball against the catching plate 7, thereby preventing the ball from slipping out. , ensuring that the ball 3 is accommodated and held in the accommodation cavity of the inner surface 5. Thereby, by lifting the catching device 2 through the telescopic tube 1 and drawing it toward the hand, the ball 3 for golf, tennis, etc. supported by the catching plate 7 can be captured.

In this invention, as described above, a capture tool formed into a hemispherical shape is attached to the tip of a telescopic tube that can be remotely controlled, a capture plate is eccentrically and loosely attached to the edge of the opening, and the capture plate is rotated by rotation of the capture tool. The pendulum movement of the rim of the opening makes it possible to capture golf, tennis, etc. balls that have fallen into ponds or rivers from a remote location that is out of reach. The ball can be stored together with the water, that is, while the water is suctioned, and the ball can be easily captured. In addition, there is no risk that the captured ball will be pressed against the capture board by water pressure and fall. Furthermore, by simply rotating the catching tool through the telescopic tube, the catching plate is rotated along the spherical outer circumference of the ball and the ball is captured using the movement of water, making it extremely easy to operate. If it is made of transparent synthetic resin, it is possible to know the status of the catch, and it is also simple to configure, saves time in assembly, and can be provided at a low price.
It has many advantages, such as being durable and convenient to handle as it can be reduced and disassembled for storage.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is an overall perspective view of the trapping tool, Figure 2 is a front view of the trapping tool, Figure 3 is a longitudinal sectional view of the trapping tool, and Figure 4 is a vertical sectional view of the trapping tool.
The figure shows a sectional view along the - line, and FIG. 5 shows an explanatory diagram of the captured state. 1... Telescopic tube, 2... Hemispherical capture tool, 4...
Opening, 5...inner surface, 7...capture plate.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) A capture tool 2 fixed to the tip of the tip tube 1c of the telescopic tube 1, which is formed so that the relay tube 1b and the tip tube 1c can be extended sequentially with the grasp tube 1a as the base end. A protruding tube 6 is formed protruding from the center portion 2b of the back surface, and the distal end of the distal end tube 1c is screwed onto the protruding tube 6 or removably fixed by other means. On the inner surface 5 of the opening edge 4a of the opening 4 of the trapping device 2 formed in a planar shape, both ends 7a and 7b of a capture plate 7 formed by arching an elongated band-like plate are placed on the left and right sides from the center of the opening edge 4a. A ball catching device for golf, tennis, etc., which is eccentrically movable and loosely attached to either side. (2) A receiving protrusion 10 is formed near the opening edge 4a on the inner surface 5 of the opening 4 of the trapping tool 2 formed in a hemispherical shape so that the catching plate 7 can be received. Ball-catching equipment for golf, tennis, etc. as described in Section 1.