JPH06511158A - Cloth hanger clip and woven fabric used with the clip - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Cloth hanger clip and woven fabric used with the clip 1 Climb 1 The present invention holds curtains, screens or similar fabrics and A fabric hanger clip that connects to a wire, the middle part of the bracket clip is equipped with one elastic hook at each end, and these The first of the hooks forms a fabric holding space, while the second hook forms a fabric holding space. Relating to a cloth hanger clip forming a wire holding space. In addition, the main The invention also relates to a woven fabric used with this clip.

11th day Screens of considerable length, tens or hundreds of meters, e.g. greenhouse screens or hole awnings are specifically intended to connect the screen to the support wires. Generally S-shaped clips of the type are known in the art. one side of this clip The hook has a pointed tip that allows it to penetrate the screen fabric. and the other hook is adapted to be fastened to a wire.

The problem with this clip is that the movement of the screen causes the fabric to slip off the hook. The second is that there is a risk of falling. This movement also allows the fabric to be exposed to sharp clips. Besides being easily damaged by the tip, the fabric is also susceptible to tightening in the hook. On the other hand, the distance between the wire and the fabric is Another problem is that the hooks are susceptible to wire abrasion due to insufficient This means that it is easy to get out of earshot.

of and t゛　tsu　1 One of the objects of the present invention is to overcome these problems, stably fix fabrics, and Provide a cloth hanger clip of the type mentioned above that prevents it from falling off the hook. Is Rukoto. This is done by deflecting the tip of the first hook and inserting this tip into the recess in the middle. This creates a closed space in the first hook for holding the fabric. This is achieved by making the

Another purpose is the woven fabric used with this clip, i.e. providing a woven fabric comprising a plurality of strips of flexible fabric extending at least longitudinally; It is two. At regular intervals, the strips are made of a stronger material than the strips. It has been replaced by a reinforced slip, and a small There is at least one void space along which the fabric can be easily folded. In addition, the above-mentioned clip in the use position has a reinforced slit. This reinforced slip is attached to the clip and thus the fabric retains the space is maintained.

Rangoji 1j In the following, the invention will be explained more fully with reference to one embodiment shown in the accompanying drawings. Explained in detail.

FIG. 1 is an enlarged side view of a fabric hanger clip according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a front view of this clip.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line III-III in FIG.

Figure 4 shows a warp-knitted woven fabric mesh used with the fabric hanger clip of the present invention. FIG.

FIG. 5 is a schematic enlarged cross-sectional view of the woven fabric of FIG. 4.

FIG. 6 shows the appearance of a woven fabric piece according to the invention.

FIG. 7 is a cross section of FIG. 6, but with the fabric hanger clip attached to the woven fabric. The woven fabric is shown folded by a fold.

fleeting The cloth hanger clip 10 disclosed in FIG. 1 has an S-shaped structure with both ends has hook-shaped parts 11 and 12, between which there is an intermediate part 13. This middle part 13 has a hole 14, but this hole has a special function other than the reason for saving materials. The first hook 11, which is not Inside the space 15, for example, a greenhouse or a hall can be shaded with a woven fabric like a screen. 26 is hung, while the second hook 12 is a wire retainer for the support wire 17. A holding space 16 is formed. The clip attaches to the hook 11.12 to some extent. Preferably, it is made from a plastic material that provides flexibility.

The tip 19 of the first hook 11 is made so as to be able to penetrate the woven fabric 26. destination The end 19 is inserted into the recess 20 of the intermediate part 13 as shown in solid lines in FIGS. It can be curved from the position shown. The tip 19 is stopped within the recess 20. It is fixed behind the lug 21. Instead of the stopper lug 21, insert the tip 19 into the recess 20. You can also add a rear draft to secure it.

In this position, shown in dotted lines in FIGS. 1 and 2, the first hook-shaped portion 11 forms an oval closed space 15 from which the fabric slides outward. I try not to come out. The tip 19 is inserted into the recess 20 outside the closed space 15. This space 15 is closed, so it is impossible to damage the fabric. Since the fabric 26 held therein becomes quite narrow, constant tightening is not effective. Demonstrate results. Therefore, sliding of the fabric within the clips, which causes fabric abrasion, is avoided. or at least reduced. This is because the fabric is exposed to the elements. Hall awnings are especially important when used outdoors, such as screens. child For such applications, fabrics are more Firm tightening becomes more important.

The insertion port into the space 15 is provided with jaws 22a and 22b on both sides thereof, When the tip 19 of the hook 11 is in the open position, the fabric 18 slides out from the space 15. It is also designed to prevent it from coming out. jaw adjacent to space 15 The hook 22a has a curved surface, and when the tip 19 of the hook 11 is in the closed position, the tip 22a has a curved surface. Form the terminal of pace 15.

The second hook 12 is a wire holding slot into which the support wire 17 can be slid. The tip portion 24 of the hook 12 is somewhat curved. There is. The tip portion 24 is inwardly curved so that it extends toward the space 16. This space, together with the shoulder 25 at the entrance to the space 16, form the exit of the wire in a maze-like configuration, so that the wire 17 can accidentally slip out. This is prevented. Distance between wire holding space 16 and fabric holding space 15 is sufficient to avoid abrasion of the fabric against the wire.

In Figure 4, the greenhouse or hall sunshade is a vertical structure used as a screen. The mesh pattern of the woven fabric 26 is shown enlarged. The second woven fabric 26 is , a narrow strip of foil, e.g. a thin film of aluminum or plastic 27, and the strip-shaped foil pieces 27 are adjacent to the spaces between the strip-shaped foil pieces 27. In the knitting yarn structure including the horizontal connecting yarn 28 and the vertical connecting yarn 29, the knitted fabric or are connected to each other by plastic threads. The vertical connecting thread 29 is It is preferable to form a columnar stitch so that the foil strip 27 can be placed in place. A very robust and inelastic structure for holding is obtained. Materials for threads 28 and 29 The material can be made into, for example, flat, round, monofilament or multifilament synthetic fiber yarns. The spacing between the nine foil strips 26 is exaggerated to clearly show the mesh pattern. I'll do it. In reality, it is desirable that both strip-shaped foil pieces 27 are arranged in close contact with each other.

At regular intervals, the above strips are replaced with e.g. wire or plastic strips. a relatively rigid and strong plastic or metal material, such as a group of fibers or multifilament yarns reinforced slips 30, and these slips 30 are simply It can be of various cross-sections, for example rectangular, circular or oval. the above Is the space 31 on one side of the reinforced slip 30 free of voids, i.e. strips? , or instead a narrow strip takes up only half of the space. The woven fabric is more flexible and easier to bend along the above-mentioned void space 31. on both sides of the reinforced slip 30 and the bendable void space 31. The connecting threads 28 and 29 are softer than the rest of the fabric to facilitate folding. Preferably, it is made of a soft, pliable material.

1 Reinforced slip 30 as shown in Figures 6 and 7 Adjacent to every other base 31, i.e. to be suspended on support wires. It is placed in the folded part. For example, the hall awning is for the screen. The woven fabric used must be more breathable than, for example, greenhouse screens. , the space 31 where there is no strip or only half the strip is between the folds. For example, every second or third space between the front longitudinal connecting threads 29. It is possible to make this void or semi-void. Clip 10 is , is attached to the fabric 26 at a fold with a reinforcing slip 30. first The hook 11 penetrates the space 31, passes under the reinforced slip 30, and passes through the reinforced slip 30. It passes through between the top 30 and the adjacent strip 27 and exits upward. Reinforced slip 3 above 0 fills the fabric holding space 15 almost completely, so it is attached to the clip 10. Therefore, constant tightening produces an effect. In FIG. 7, the clip 10 is placed on the plane of the woven fabric 26. The front view is shown perpendicular to the . In reality, the second hook 12 of the clip 10 is the bendable space of the woven fabric 26. When attached to support wires extending parallel to base 31, clip 10 , inclined at approximately 45° to the plane of the woven fabric.

The invention is, of course, not limited to the above-described embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings. However, the clip can also be used with different types of woven fabric than the disclosed woven fabric; For example, a woven fabric consisting of both longitudinal and transverse strips could be used; In this case, the yarn structure described above is not necessary.

FIG, I FIG, 2 Copy and translation of written amendment) Submission (Article 184-7, Paragraph 1 of the Patent Act) July 2, 1993 6th day

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. Hold a curtain, screen or similar fabric and wipe the fabric. A cloth hanger that connects to the holder. a clip, the clip (10) has an intermediate (13) and one elastic hook (11, 12) at each end of this middle part. ), and the first hook (11) of these hooks has a fabric holding space. The second hook (12) forms a wire holding space (16) while the second hook (12) forms a wire holding space (16). ) in the clip forming a The first hook (11) has a tip (19), and the tip (19) is curved. It can be inserted into the recess (20) in the middle part (13), and the The first hook is thus characterized in that it forms a closed fabric holding space (15). Cloth hanger clip. 2. When the first hook (11) is in the closed position, the fabric holding space (15) is It is characterized by a constricting effect on the fabric held within this space as it is narrow. A cloth hanger clip according to claim 1. 3. At the entrance/exit of the fabric holding space (15) and wire holding space (16) , the fabric and wire each held by a clip Chin or shoulder to prevent slipping out of space (15, 16) are equipped with stop means (22a, 22b, 25) made of similar materials. The cloth hanger clip according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: 4. Used with the clip according to claim 1 and several strips of flexible fabric. In the woven fabric made of The reinforced slip (30) is replaced by a reinforced slip (30) made of a strong material. at least one bendable space (31) is arranged adjacent to The woven fabric (26) can be easily folded along this space (31) and used. said clip (10) in the use position is attached to a reinforced slip (30); The slip (30) is retained within the fabric retaining space (15) of the clip. A book featuring the following. 5. the foldable space (31) adjacent to the reinforcing slip (30); is a void with no strips or a half with narrower strips compared to other strips. 5. The knowledge cloth according to claim 4, wherein the space is a void space. 6. The strips (27) are connected to each other by a yarn structure, and the folds The fabric in the bendable space (31) is characterized by being more flexible than other fabrics. The knowledge book according to claim 4 or 5.