Fishing Reel Having Externally Controllable Brake System
AssigneeCocus Co., Ltd.
InventorEun-Ki Sim
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Abstract
Disclosed is a fishing reel having an externally controllable brake system including a brake dial provided on a left side cover outside a spool cover. The brake system is provided between the brake dial and the spool cover so as to externally control a rotary force of a spool. The brake system includes a rotary section rotating together with a rotary motion of the brake dial, and a brake housing provided close to the rotary section so as to laterally slide in response of the rotation of the rotary section, wherein an inner ring is fixed to the brake housing on an inner surface of the spool cover so as to stop the rotary motion of the spool while being guided along the brake housing.
Claims8
A fishing reel comprising:
- a frame having a right plate and a left plate;
- a spool rotatably mounted between the left plate and the right plate of the frame and around which fishing line is wound;
- a main shaft passing through the spool;
- a level wind mechanism which moves across the spool during winding of fishing line in order to uniformly wind the fishing line over the whole width of the spool;
- a right side cover fixed to the outside of the right plate;
- a handle which operatively extends from the right side cover in order to rotate the spool;
- a reel foot which is formed on the bottom of the frame so as to attach the fishing reel to a fishing rod;
- a left side cover fixed onto the left plate;
- a brake dial provided at the center of the left side cover and having coupling pieces on an inner surface thereof;
- an externally controllable brake system provided between the brake dial and the spool cover so as to be actuated in response to the rotation of the brake dial;
- and an inner ring provided on an inner surface of the spool cover such that it comes into close contact with the spool in response to the operation of the externally controllable brake system so as to stop a rotary force of the spool.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.