JPH0241417Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to an improvement in a cable holder used when a cable is arranged along a wall surface such as a ceiling surface or a side wall surface of a building.

(Prior Art) In order to arrange the cable 11 along the wall surface of a building, a cable holder 12 as shown in FIG. 13 is generally used. This cable holder 1
As a structure for fixing the cable 11 to the cable receiving part 13, a protrusion 15 on which the cable binding band 14 is hung is provided along the direction of the cable 11 to be fixed, and the cable binding band is attached to the cable 11 and its protrusion 15. A structure that multiplies by 14 is known.

However, the cable receiving part 13 is provided with a projecting piece 15 for hanging the cable binding band 14 along the direction of the cable 11 to be fixed, and the cable 11
The conventional structure in which a cable binding band is hung on the projecting piece 15 has the following problems.

That is, since the protruding piece 15 is formed to protrude outward from the cable receiving part 13, the cable 11
There is a possibility that the cable binding band 14 may come off from the free end of the protruding piece 15 if the arrangement of the cable is adjusted. Further, since the protruding piece 15 on which the cable binding band 14 is hung has a structure that protrudes outward from the cable receiving part 13, there is a problem that it is easily broken. Furthermore, when installing the cable holder 12 in a narrow space, the protruding piece 1 that protrudes from the cable receiving part 13
5 may be a nuisance.

Conventionally, the cable binding band 14 is hard to come off, the part on which the cable binding band 14 is hung is hard to break, and furthermore, the cable binding band 14
Japanese Patent Publication No. 46-40962 discloses a cable holder (an article tying support device) that can securely fix the cable 11 without making it difficult to install it in a narrow space when hanging the cable. There is.

This article binding support device
2 (cable receiving part) is provided with a mounting groove 34 (conducting part) that conducts the fixing device 44 (cable binding band). (2) The part (cable receiving part) on which the fixing device 44 is hung is supported at two points at both ends, and the protruding piece 1
(3) Unlike the product with the protruding piece 15, there is no protrusion from the article receiving recess 32, so it can be easily installed in narrow spaces. It is.

(4) Even if the mounting groove 34 is blocked by the conductor 42 (cable), an additional groove 3
5 to the fixing device 44.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, the conventional structure disclosed in Japanese Patent Publication No. 46-40962 has the following problems.

As shown in FIG. 14, when the fixing device 44 is connected to the additional groove 35, the fixing device 44 is hooked on the vertical extension 16 or the wall forming the passage 14, and the fixing device 44 is connected to the mounting groove 34. Compared to this, fixing work becomes extremely difficult.

As shown in FIG. 15, when fixing using the additional groove 35, there is no particular problem if the diameter of the conductor 42 to be fixed fits in the article receiving recess 32, but if the diameter of the conductor 42 is is not fitted into the article receiving recess 32, a large gap is formed between the article receiving recess 32 and the conducting wire 42, and a large gap is formed between the fixing device 44 and the conducting wire 4.
A large gap is also formed between the two,
The conducting wire 42 cannot be securely fixed.

As shown in FIG. 16, when fixing using the mounting groove 34, the fixing device 44 protrudes from the inner surface of the article receiving recess 32. Only the conducting wire 42 having an outer diameter smaller than the inner diameter of the article receiving recess 32 can be placed and fixed.

The present invention was developed in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and its purpose is to provide a solution even when the conductive part is blocked by the cable.
To provide a cable holder on which a cable binding band can be hung easily and reliably, and on which a cable having an outer diameter equal to the inner diameter of a cable receiving part can also be placed and fixed.

(Means for solving the problem) That is, the cable holder according to the present invention has a cable receiving part 23 for placing and fixing the cable 21.
and a fixing part for fixing the cable receiving part 23 to the hanging rod member 31. A conductive part 25 for conducting the cable binding band 24 is vertically bored in the bottom of the cable receiving part 23. At the same time, on the side of the cable receiving part 23,
It is characterized in that a band groove 32 communicating with the conductive portion 25 is recessed.

In this way, by providing the band groove 32 communicating with the conduction part 25 on the side of the cable receiving part 23, the cable 21 having a large outer diameter that can barely be placed on the cable receiving part 23 can be placed and fixed. In other words, even if the conductive part 25 is blocked by the cable 21, the cable binding band 24 can be easily made conductive through the band groove 32 and hung on the cable 21 and the cable receiving part 23. It is becoming possible to do this.

Further, even if the conduction portion 25 is blocked by the cable 21, the cable receiving portion 2
3, cable 21, and cable binding band 24
Almost no gap is formed between the cable 21 and the cable 21, and the cable 21 can be securely fixed.

Furthermore, if the band groove 23 is not provided, the cable binding band 24 hanging on the cable 21 will protrude into the inner surface of the cable receiving part 23, and the cable binding band 24 can be placed on the cable receiving part 23 by the thickness of the cable binding band 24. Although the outer diameter of the cable 21 is limited to a small value, by providing the band groove 32, the cable binding band 24 does not protrude into the inner surface of the cable receiving part 23, and the cable receiving part 23
A cable 21 having an outer diameter equal to the inner diameter of the cable 21 can also be placed and fixed.

(Example) Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically explained according to an example shown in the drawings.

Figures 1 to 3 show an embodiment of the present invention, and the cable holder 22 shown in these figures
consists of an arm-shaped cable receiving part 23 for mounting and fixing the cable 21, and a fixing part 26 for fixing the cable receiving part 23 to the hanging rod member 31.

A conduction hole 25 is bored in the bottom of the cable receiving part 23 from the upper side to the lower side, and serves as a conduction part that conducts the cable binding band 24.

Furthermore, a recess 30 into which the cable binding band 24 can be fitted is provided outside the conduction hole 25, that is, on the tip end side of the cable receiving portion 23. This allows the cable binding band 24 to be stretched across the conduction hole 25 and the recess 30. In this example,
By forming a recess 30 at the tip of the cable receiving part 23, the cable binding band 24 can be easily hung from the outside. Furthermore, this prevents the cable binding band 24 from coming out of the cable holder 22. Therefore, the cable binding band 24 will not easily come off from the cable receiving part 23, and the cable binding band 24 will not easily come off from the cable receiving part 23.
4 is designed to protect it from the outside. In addition, in the present invention, in addition to forming the recess 30 at the tip of the cable receiving portion 23, it is possible to simply use the cable binding band 24.
It may also be a hole that allows electrical conduction. In this way, the portion formed between the conduction hole 25 and the recess 30 on which the cable binding band 24 can be hung does not protrude outside the cable receiving portion 23, and the cable binding band 24 can be securely hung. It is now possible to hang it on.

Furthermore, a band groove 32 that communicates with the conduction section 25 is provided on the side of the cable receiving section 23 . With this, even if the conduction part 25 is blocked by the cable 21, the cable binding band 24 can be easily made conductive from the band groove 32 and hung on the cable 21 and the cable receiving part 23. It is becoming possible to do this. Moreover, since the cable binding band 24 does not protrude into the inner surface of the cable receiving part 23, even a cable 21 having an outer diameter equal to the inner diameter of the cable receiving part 23 can be placed and fixed. In this embodiment, the band groove 32 extends not only on the side of the cable receiving part 23 but also on the side of the fixing part 26 located above it. is the band groove 32
may be provided at least on the side of the cable receiving part 23.

FIG. 4 shows a cable holder 22 composed of a split body, and in this example, a pin 27 is protruded from the cable receiving portion 23a of one split body 22a of the cable holder 22. The cable receiving portion 23 of the other divided body 22b
A fitting protrusion 29 having a fitting hole 28 into which the pin 27 is fitted is provided on b. Therefore, the pin 27 is fitted into the fitting hole 28 to separate the divided bodies 22a, 22.
b When they are aligned, a conductive part 25 and a band groove 32 are formed on the fixing part 26 side of the fitting protrusion 29 to allow the cable binding band 24 to conduct, and a band groove 32 is formed on the opposite side so that the cable binding band 24 can be easily hung. A recess 30 is formed therein.

Further, FIG. 5 shows a cable holder 22 in which the cable receiving portion 23 is formed to be able to hold a plurality of cables 21. In this example, two conductive holes 25a, 25b and two band grooves 32, which are conductive parts, are provided for each cable 21 to be held, except for the most end portion of the cable receiving part 23.

Now, the hanging rod member 31 actually attached to the ceiling surface
Attach the cable holder 22 to the cable 21
The work of fixing the cable to the cable receiving part 23 is carried out as follows.

First, as shown in FIG. 6, an operator attaches the cable holder 22 to the hanging rod member 31 fixed at a predetermined position on the ceiling surface. Next, the cable 21 is placed on the cable receiving part 23. As shown in FIG. 7, one end of the cable binding band 24 is attached to the fixing part 26 from above the cable receiving part 23
Insert it into the conduction hole 25, which is the conduction part, along the
The cable receiving part 23 is made to come out below. Next, the eighth
As shown in the figure, by returning the cable binding band 24 that has come out below the cable receiving part 23 to the upper side, the cable binding band 24 can be moved to the cable receiving part 2.
Multiply by 3. In this way, the cable binding band 24 with two ends protruding above the cable receiving part 23 is wrapped around the outer circumference of the cable 21 as shown in FIG. 9, and by tying the cable 21, the cable 21 and the cable receiving part 23 are securely connected. It is fixed at

Furthermore, as shown in FIGS. 10 to 12, when a cable 21 with a large diameter that can barely be placed on the cable receiving part 23 is placed and fixed, that is, the conductive part 25 is blocked by the cable 21. Even if the cable 21 is tied up, the cable binding band 24 can be easily connected through the band groove 32 and the cable 21 can be fixed.
1 and the cable receiving part 23.

(Effect of the invention) The cable holder according to this invention has a large outer diameter that can barely be placed on the cable receiving part by providing a band groove communicating with the conduction part on the side of the cable receiving part. Even if the cable is placed and fixed, that is, the conductive part is blocked by the cable, the cable binding band can be easily connected through this band groove and hung on the cable and the cable receiving part. can.

In addition, even if the conduction part is blocked by the cable, there will be almost no gap between the cable receiving part and the cable, and between the cable binding band and the cable, and the cable will be securely fixed. be able to.

Furthermore, if a band groove is not provided, the cable binding band that hangs the cable will protrude into the inner surface of the cable receiving part, and the outer diameter of the cable that can be placed in the cable receiving part will be smaller by the thickness of the cable binding band. Although limited, by providing the band groove, the cable binding band does not protrude into the inner surface of the cable receiver, and even a cable having an outer diameter equal to the inner diameter of the cable receiver can be placed and fixed.

In this way, the cable holder according to the present invention is
With a simple structure in which a conduction hole and a band groove are provided in the cable receiving part to conduct the cable binding band, any cable that can be placed on the cable holder can be fixed easily and reliably. It produces the desired effect.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the cable holder according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a side view of the cable holder shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a plan view of the cable holder shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the cable holder according to the present invention, FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing still another embodiment of the cable holder according to the present invention, and FIG. 6 is the same as FIG. 1. Figure 7 is a perspective view of the cable holder installed on the ceiling, Figure 7 is a side view of the cable binding band inserted into the continuity hole, and Figure 8 is a side view of the cable binding band hung on the cable receiver. Figure 9 is a side view of the cable fixed to the cable receiving part with the cable binding band, Figure 10 is a side view of the cable binding band inserted into the continuity hole, and Figure 11 is the side view of the cable binding band being inserted into the cable receiving part. Figure 12 is a side view of the cable hanging on the cable receiver, Figure 12 is a side view of the cable fixed to the cable receiver with a cable tie, and Figure 13 is a perspective view of the conventional cable holder installed on the ceiling. , FIGS. 14 to 16 are side views showing a conventional cable holder. Explanation of symbols, 11, 21...cable, 12,
22... Cable holder, 13, 23... Cable receiver, 14, 24... Cable binding band,
15...Protrusion piece, 25...Conducting hole, 26...Fixing part, 30...Recess, 31...Hanging rod member, 32...
band groove.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A cable holder comprising a cable receiving part for placing and fixing a cable, and a fixing part for fixing the cable receiving part to a hanging rod member, the cable holder comprising: at the bottom of the cable receiving part; What is claimed is: 1. A cable holder, characterized in that a conductive part that conducts a cable binding band is vertically bored, and a band groove that communicates with the conductive part is provided on a side of the cable receiving part.