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US 2010/0132169 A1Published application
Binding Machine
OwnerBei Wanginventor
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Abstract
This invention introduces a binding machine with improved structure. It mainly includes main body, non-slip mat, scroll, ratchet wheel, hand knob, spring leaf, and control pulling plate, main lacing, and auxiliary lacing. The non-slip mat is made of soft materials and is connected with the bottom board of the main body. In addition, there are two hand pieces attached to the main body and there is the recess in the shape matching the fingers. This invention of binding machine does not scrape the surface of the tied down items and it is more convenient for use.
Claims6
A binding machine for tying and stabilizing objects comprising:
- a main body having a level bottom board with a right and a left side plates, a cavity being existed between the two side plates;
- a non-slip mat made of soft plastic materials and being connected with the level bottom board of the main body;
- a scroll located in the cavity of the main body, the right and left ends of the scroll going through the side plates of the main body;
- two ratchet wheels being set on the scroll at left and right sides;
- a hand knob located above the main body, the left and right side plates of the hand knob being connected to the left and right ends of the scroll;
- a spring leaf located between the side plates and behind the scroll, the front side of the spring leaf being connected with the ratchet wheel;
- a control pulling plate located between the two side plates of the hand knob being slidable up and down between two side plates' the bottom of the control pulling plate being connected with the ratchet wheel;
- A main lacing being located in the cavity the main body and circled on the scroll, a rear end of the main lacing which is held out from the back side of main body having a main hook;
- an auxiliary lacing fixed on a horizontal bean in the front side of the main body having an auxiliary hook at front end.
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