Fixture of an article
AssigneeTakata Design Labo Company
InventorTetsuo Takata
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Abstract
A reusable fixture for articles which can be pushed in and pulled out manually, and which shows no deformation after being pulled out. A pin is formed in such a fashion that a pair of inserting blades are respectively supported rotatably on a pivot, in the vicinity of one end, a, of the respective blades, symmetrical bend sections being formed in the respective blades at positions towards the center thereof from the aforementioned ends, a, and the other ends thereof forming inserting sections. The inner and outer edge regions of the inserting section have a linear shape or a curved shape. A cap for holding the pivot is attached to the pin, and a knob section is formed on the cap. A thin plate-shaped washer having a hole through which the inserting blades are inserted is used in combination with the pin.
Claims7
A fixture for an article, comprising:
- a pin consisting of a single pivot and a pair of inserting blades, one end of each inserting blade being supported rotatably by means of said pivot and the other ends thereof being formed into sections for inserting into a board;
- and a washer having a hole through which said pair of inserting blades are passed;
- wherein the pair of inserting blades of said pin open up mutually while being inserted into the board, and when pulling force is applied to the washer, the inserting blades of the fixture act to open mutually, with the result that the fixing force of the fixture is increased.
A fixture for an article, comprising:
- a pin consisting of a single pivot and a pair of inserting blades, one end of each inserting blade being supported rotatably by means of said pivot and the other ends thereof being formed into sections for inserting into a board;
- and
- a washer having a hole through which said pair of inserting blades are passed;
- wherein
- the pair of inserting blades of said pin open up mutually when inserted into the board, and
- said pair of inserting blades are elongated members which are bent in an intermediate position to form an approximate V shape.
A fixture in combination with an article, having a hole therein, for fixing the fixture to a plaster board surface, comprising:
- a pin including a pair of inserting blades, one end of each of the inserting blades being formed into a section for inserting into the plaster board,
- wherein said one end sections intersect when inserted into the plaster board and the pin is configured such that an intersection angle between said one end sections of the inserting blades for inserting into the plaster board becomes wider as the pin is inserted deeper into the plaster board with the inserting blades intersecting, when passing through the hole formed in the article, while the pin is being inserted into the plaster board, and
- when pulling force is applied to the article flexed by the fixture, the inserting blades of the fixture act to open mutually, with the result that fixing force of the fixture is increased.
A fixture, in combination with an article having a hole, comprising:
- a pin consisting of a single pivot and a pair of inserting blades, one end of each inserting blade being supported rotatably by means of said pivot and the other ends thereof being formed into sections for inserting into a board;
- wherein the pair of inserting blades of said pin open up mutually while being inserted through the hole formed in the article and into the board, and
- wherein a cap for holding the pivot is attached to said pin, and a knob section is provided on said cap.
A fixture for an article, comprising:
- a pin consisting of a single pivot and a pair of inserting blades, one end of each inserting blade being supported rotatably by means of said pivot and the other ends thereof being formed into sections for inserting into a board;
- wherein
- the other ends of the pair of inserting blades of said pin are configured to open up mutually so as to diverge away from each other while the pin is being inserted into the board, and
- said pair of inserting blades are elongated members which are bent in an intermediate position to for an approximate V shape.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.