JPH0431384U

JPH0431384U -

Info

Publication number: JPH0431384U
Application number: JP7348190U
Authority: JP
Priority date: 1990-07-11
Filing date: 1990-07-11
Publication date: 1992-03-13

Description

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第１図は大きめの洗濯ばさみに細長い磁石を取
付けた第一考案による完成図。第２図は大きめの
洗濯ばさみに２ケの磁石を少しはなして取付けた
第一考案による完成図。第３図は上面に２つの小
さなねじ穴を取付けたまだ完成していない第二考
案物における斜視図。第４図はホース固定部品で
あるＵ字板の斜視図。第５図は大きめの洗濯ばさ
みで第３図のものをひつくりかえした時のすなわ
ち下面を上向きにしたときのまだ完成していない
時の斜視図。第６図は磁石。第７図はＵ字板すな
わちホース固定部品と磁石をとりつけた第二考案
による完成図。１は上面、２は下面、３は細長いへこみ部分、
４，５はへこみ部分、６，７，８は磁石、９は上
面、１０は下面、１１，１２はねじ穴、１３は上
端部分、１４はＵ字板であるホース固定部品、１
５，１６はねじ穴、１７，１８はへこみ部分、１
９，２０は磁石である。 Figure 1 is a completed drawing of the first idea, in which a long and thin magnet is attached to a large clothespin. Figure 2 is a completed drawing of the first idea, in which two magnets are attached to a large clothespin, slightly separated. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a second, unfinished device with two small screw holes installed on the top surface. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a U-shaped plate that is a hose fixing component. Fig. 5 is a perspective view of the unfinished version of the one shown in Fig. 3, which has been replaced with larger clothespins, i.e., with the bottom side facing upward. Figure 6 is a magnet. Figure 7 is a completed drawing of the second design with the U-shaped plate, that is, the hose fixing parts and magnets attached. 1 is the top surface, 2 is the bottom surface, 3 is the elongated recessed part,
4, 5 are recessed parts, 6, 7, 8 are magnets, 9 is an upper surface, 10 is a lower surface, 11, 12 are screw holes, 13 is an upper end portion, 14 is a U-shaped plate, a hose fixing part, 1
5 and 16 are screw holes, 17 and 18 are recessed parts, 1
9 and 20 are magnets.

Claims

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] The first invention has a simple structure, consisting of a large clothespin and a magnet attached to it. In other words, the main part should be a large clothespin with a length of 8 cm or more but less than 13 cm, and when you use the clothespin to clip something, use your thumb and forefinger to push it forward. Spread the part out and pinch it, but make sure that the top and bottom surfaces are flat when viewed from the side, with the thumb touching the top and the index finger touching the bottom.
Then, either make a long and narrow rectangular recess on the bottom surface, or make two recesses with a slight gap between them, and make the recesses not too deep, and then insert a magnet that fits perfectly into the hose fixing device. The second invention is an invention in which a U-shaped plate, that is, a hose fixing part, is attached to the first invention to sandwich the hose. First, the main part should be a large clothespin with a length of 8 cm or more and less than 13 cm.
When you use the clothespins to pinch something, you use your thumb and forefinger to spread out the front part and pinch it, but if the side where the thumb touches is the top and the side where the index finger touches is the bottom, then the top・Make the bottom surface flat when viewed from the side. And in the front part of the top surface, there is a small 2
Make two screw holes. Separately, a U-shaped plate was made with the upper end bent slightly inward to hold the hose in place, and on the bottom of the plate there were two other screw holes that matched the two screw holes mentioned above. Stretch it out and secure it with screws with the U-shaped plate standing upright across the top. Alternatively, it may be fixed with adhesive without making a screw hole.
Then, either make a long and narrow recess on the bottom of the larger clothespin, or make two recesses with a slight gap between them, and insert a magnet of a size that fits perfectly into the recess. This is a hose fixture that is fixed in place.