JPH024637Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial field of use It is used as a hanger for hanging skirts, slacks, and other clothes, and for commercial purposes such as cleaning shops where a large number of clothes are hung and removed frequently.

Structure of the conventional example and its problems As shown in Figure 3, 1 is a main body that is bent and molded so that the cross section is approximately inverted U-shape, 2 is a hook formed at the upper end of the main body 1, and 3 and 3' are the main body. These are clamping pieces that are bent inward at acute angles and provided on both side wall edges of 1.

When using this hanger, leave a space between the clamping pieces 3 and 3', and insert and hold the clothes between them, but insert soft clothes or folded thick clothes while creating a gap with one hand. It was difficult and inefficient. In addition, when removing it, it was necessary to push apart the lower ends of both side walls, but since the part that could be held was small, it was difficult to hold and push apart.

As a configuration that eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks during installation, a roof-shaped attachment 5 shown in FIG. 4 is used,
First, the part of the clothing or the like to be clamped is clamped with this attachment 5, the clamping pieces 3 and 3' of the hanger are inserted from above and clamped, and after this clamping is completed, the attachment 5 is removed laterally. It had been taken. In this method, one attachment can be used for many hangers, but attachment 5 must be used each time.
In addition to being troublesome, it also had the disadvantage that the attachment 5 could be easily lost.

Furthermore, as another conventional example, as shown in FIG. 5, a projecting piece 6 is integrally molded on one side of the lower end of the hanger shown in FIG. However, as with the prior art example, it was difficult to push open the gap between the clamping pieces with one hand and insert the clamping pieces. Also, although this is fine if the clothes are thin, the skirts are usually hung in two or three folds at laundry shops, and the overall thickness is quite thick. In this case, the above conventional configuration would be more difficult to install.
Workability is also very poor.

Purpose of the invention It can be inserted without being restricted by the thickness of the clothing by a simple operation of pushing it from above the clothing using the guide surface without using any auxiliary tools, ensuring hooking and clamping, and detachment. To provide a simple clothes hanger from which clothes can be easily removed by simply pulling a guide surface part.

Structure of the invention The invention consists of a main body made by bending and molding a plate-like body so that the cross section is approximately inverted U-shape, a hook provided at the upper bent part of the main body, and a hook provided at the lower end of both side walls of the main body once inside. A pair of hook-shaped gripping portions each having a tongue-like shape and having their lower edges bent inward and upward again into an acute angle shape and arranged opposite to each other so as to be in elastic contact with each other; It has a structure consisting of a guide wall section that extends to a figure-eight shape that widens at the end.

In this configuration, elasticity is provided by the approximately inverted U-shaped bent portion, and the elasticity is further strengthened by inwardly bending the lower ends of both side walls.
There are a pair of tongue-shaped hook-like parts whose lower edges are bent inward and upward again into an acute angle, and which are arranged opposite to each other so as to make elastic contact with each other, so that clothes, etc. can be held by the elasticity of the hanger itself. It is held from the left and right by the Furthermore, a guide wall section is formed that extends downward from the pair of hook clamping sections and has an eight-shaped shape that widens toward the end.By inserting clothing, etc. along this eight-figure guide wall section, folding of clothes, etc. It can be inserted smoothly regardless of the thickness caused by the

DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS In Fig. 1, 1 is a main body which is bent and molded so that the cross section is approximately inverted U-shape, 2 is a hook formed at the upper end of the main body 1, and 3 and 3' are the lower edges of both side walls of the main body 1. These are a pair of hook-holding parts each having a tongue-like shape bent inwardly and upwardly again at an acute angle and disposed facing each other so as to come into elastic contact with each other. Reference numerals 4 and 4' denote guide wall portions integrally molded with the main body 1, which extend downward from the pair of hooking and holding portions 3 and 3', respectively, to form an eight-shape that widens at the end. The main body 1 is bent once at the lower end to further strengthen the elastic force at this portion.

If the above is done, the pair of hook holding parts 3,
3' and the eight-shaped guide wall portions 4 and 4' are continuous as substantially the same plane, and both have a large eight-shaped opening as seen in FIG. 2, which shows the cross section of this embodiment. Therefore, clothes etc. can be easily inserted. In addition, since the guide wall sections 4, 4' are pushed apart to the left and right by clothing, etc., the insertion can be done by simply pushing the clothing, etc. in the same direction, and there is no need for any auxiliary tools. There's no need to push it further. If a single hook is held, even if the clothing is a fairly thick skirt, the waist core will be inserted into the main body, and the ends of the pair of hooks will bite into the front and back body parts from both sides and become caught. In addition, the elastic force of the approximately inverted U-shaped main body works strongly to hold it in place when it is suspended.

The material should preferably be one that causes as little friction as possible with clothing, etc., and polypropylene is particularly suitable, but other synthetic resins or metals may also be used.

Note that the shape of the guide wall portions 4, 4' is such that if the lower periphery is made into an arc shape, there will be no corners, so that the guide wall portions 4, 4' can be used smoothly without getting caught on clothes or the like and damaging them. became possible.

Effects of the invention Since the present invention has the above-mentioned structure, there is no need to use an auxiliary tool when hanging clothes, which saves time and effort. Clothes, etc. can be reliably hooked and clamped by operation.

In addition, the pair of hook holding parts are bent at an acute angle into the main body to form a tongue-like shape, and each extends downward to form a guide wall part in an eight-shape shape that widens at the end, so that it has a large opening. It can be easily inserted into thick clothing, and the thin part that exceeds the thickness has a hooking and clamping effect, preventing it from falling off.

Therefore, a large amount of clothes can be held in a short time, which is convenient for transportation. Furthermore, since the entire structure is integrally molded, there is no risk of the guide wall section being damaged or missing.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 and 2 are a perspective view and a sectional view showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a conventional example.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a conventional auxiliary device, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing another conventional example. 1... Main body, 2... Hook, 3, 3' hooking and holding part, 4, 4'... Guide wall surface part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A main body formed by bending a plate-shaped body so that the cross section is approximately inverted U-shaped, a hook provided at the upper bent part of the main body, and a lower end of both side walls of the main body once bent inward and a lower end edge. A pair of hook clamping parts each bent inward and upward again into an acute angle and arranged opposite to each other so as to be in elastic contact with each other, and a pair of hook clamping parts each extending downward from the hook clamping parts and widening at the end. A hanger for clothes consisting of a guide wall section in the form of a figure eight.