Telescopic pipe structure for a marine light
OwnerI-Sin Penginventor
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Abstract
A telescopic pipe structure for a marine light includes a telescopic pipe and a positioning device. The telescopic pipe includes a second pipe and a fixed pipe. The positioning device is used to control the telescopic pipe in a fixed status or in an adjustable status. The positioning device includes a rotatable lid, a resilient sleeve, and a metallic ring. When the rotatable lid is turned clockwise or counterclockwise, the metallic ring will be pushed by the top of the fixed tube or returned to its original position by the resilient sleeve for controlling the engagement or disengagement of an contracted opening of the resilient sleeve and the second pipe so as to change the telescopic pipe in a fixed status or in an adjustable status.
Claims3
A telescopic pipe structure for a marine light, comprising a telescopic pipe and a positioning device, the telescopic pipe comprising a second pipe and a fixed pipe, the fixed pipe having an outer threaded portion at an upper end thereof for insertion of a lower section of the second pipe, the positioning device being adapted for controlling the telescopic pipe in a fixed status or in an adjustable status, the positioning device comprising a rotatable lid, a resilient sleeve, and a metallic ring, and characterized by:
- the rotatable lid being in a cylinder shape and comprising a central accommodating space, a contracted opening at an upper end, an inner threaded portion at a central inner wall, a pair of grooves longitudinally formed at the inner threaded portion, and a skidproof surface around an outer wall thereof;
- the resilient sleeve comprising a central through hole and a flange at an upper end thereof;
- the metallic ring having a central hole;
- thereby, the metallic ring holding against the upper end of the fixed pipe and a lower end of the resilient sleeve, respectively, the rotatable lid being turned clockwise or counterclockwise for changing the second pipe in a fixed status or in an adjustable status.
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