JPH04103191U - Pachinko ball container with soundproof mat and anti-static metal fittings - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (with amendments) [Purpose] When a large number of balls are released, a method is used in which the balls are dropped from the pachinko machine's saucer into another large box. Static shock caused by friction with itself or the container is extremely unpleasant. To improve the comfort of pachinko games by improving this environment. [Structure] A soundproof mat is placed on the bottom of the pachinko ball container to reduce noise when it falls from the tray, and a metal piece is placed on the large container that is placed on a grounded counter to dissipate static electricity generated in the container and pachinko balls. Attach.

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea]

0001

[Industrial application field]

This idea is related to improving the environment for pachinko games.

0002

[Conventional technology]

In pachinko games, when the same numbers etc. line up and result in a jackpot, the number of balls that come out is The amount is so large that the saucer attached to the pachinko machine does not have enough capacity. I'm not sure about this. This can be done by placing a large box on the counter at the bottom of the table and dropping it from the saucer into the large box. It is. In this case, if the large box is made of plastic, it may not be dropped from the tray. The impact sound caused by pachinko balls is unpleasant, and at the same time, it also makes the sound of the pachinko balls themselves Friction with the container causes each to be charged with positive and negative charges, making it easy for static electricity to occur. Ru. This is especially noticeable in winter when the air is dry, and the static electricity that is transmitted to the human body is especially noticeable. The environment in which pachinko is played is not favorable, as some shocks can be extremely unpleasant. The problem remains that it is not suitable.

0003

[Problem that the idea aims to solve]

This idea solves the above problems by taking measures to prevent noise and static electricity. The aim is to make co-gaming more comfortable.

0004

[Means to solve the problem]

In order to do this, the bottom board needs to reduce the impact sound of pachinko balls falling from the pachinko machine tray. In addition to laying soundproof mats to reduce the amount of pachinko balls that accumulate in the pachinko ball container, Attach a touchable metal piece to the counter and attach it to a grounded metal counter. A snap that makes it possible to dissipate static electricity generated by friction between the ball itself and the container. You can use a Kodama container.

[0005]

[Effect]

Putting cushioning material such as rubber on the bottom of the pachinko ball container prevents falling pachinko balls from falling. This reduces the impact noise caused by the balls and makes contact with both the pachinko balls and the metal counter. Attaching a metal piece to the pachinko ball and container can ground static electricity. It becomes possible to flow into the earth through a metal counter.

[0006]

【Example】

An embodiment of this invention will be described in detail below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 5. The bottom plate of the pachinko ball container 1 made of plastic or the like shown in "Figure 1" and rubber are used as materials. Drill a long thin hole in the same place on the diagonal plane of the soundproofing mat 2, and insert it into the long hole of the container. After attaching the U-shaped metal pieces 3 back to back as shown in Figure 2, It is recommended that you lay the soundproofing mat 2 on the U-shaped metal piece by making use of its elasticity. Glue the container and the soundproof mat using adhesive. The U-shaped metal piece is shown in Figure 3. Apply pressure from above and below to crush the pachinko ball container 1 and the soundproof mat slightly. Fixed at 2. In actual use, the pachinko ball container according to this invention is shown in Figure 4. ”, the U-shaped metal piece 3 is placed on the metal counter 4. contact with the protruding part of the center 4. Metal counters are electrically conductive as shown in Figure 5. Ground it to the ground using a wire.

[0007]

[Effect of the idea]

Installing U-shaped metal pieces diagonally increases the strength of the container itself by drilling holes. To avoid dropping the container, be sure to place it on a metal counter even if the container is placed in the opposite direction. This is to allow the letter-shaped metal pieces to come into contact with each other. Laying a soundproof mat is a snap The U-shaped metal piece reduces the impact noise caused by pachinko balls and containers falling from the U-shaped metal tray. Attaching it as an anti-static fitting will prevent positively and negatively charged pachinko balls. When static electricity from a plastic container is discharged, a grounded metal The effect on the human body is reduced because it is flowed into the earth through the counter, and each It has the effect of contributing to comfort in dick games.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

[Figure 1] Plan view of the proposed pachinko ball container

[Figure 2] Cross-sectional view of the invented pachinko ball container

[Figure 3] Cross-sectional view of mounting and fixing the U-shaped metal piece

[Figure 4] Plan view when the metal counter and pachinko ball container are in contact

[Figure 5] Cross-sectional view when the metal counter and pachinko ball container are in contact

[Explanation of symbols]

1- Pachinko ball container 2- Soundproof mat 3- U-shaped metal piece 4- Metal counter 5- Ground wire

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Claim 1: A pachinko ball container in which a soundproof mat is placed on the bottom plate to reduce the impact sound of pachinko balls falling from a tray of a pachinko machine. [Claim 2] A pachinko ball container in which a metal piece that can come into contact with the pachinko balls and a metal counter is attached to the bottom plate, making it possible to conduct static electricity generated by friction between the pachinko balls themselves and the container to the grounded metal counter. .