Device for holding and centering elongated objects during rotational surface treatment
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The invention is a device for holding elongated objects such as fishing rod parts in conjunction with surface treatment. The device includes one first inner part and one outer second part which are pivotally arranged relative to one another between a first position where the object can be inserted into the device and a second position where the object can be fixed temporarily to the device with at least three elastic bands. Each elastic band is connected to a fastening device on the first inner part and a fastening device on the outer second part. Each elastic band's distance from the device's center of rotation changes during the relative turning of the first inner part with respect to the second outer part, causing the object to be held or released from the device depending on the relative rotational orientation of the first inner part and the second outer part.
Device intended to hold elongated objects in conjunction with rotating surface treatment, said device being comprised of at least one first inner part located radially inside at least one second outer part, the parts being pivotally arranged relative to one another between at least one first position where the object can be inserted into the device and at least one second position where the object can be fixed temporarily to the device with at least three elastic bands, wherein the elastic bands are elongated and each respective elastic band in one of its ends is connected to at least one fastening device in the first inner part, and each respective elastic band in its other end is connected to at least one fastening device in the second outer part, and each respective elastic band's distance from the device's center of rotation changes during the relative turning of the first part with respect to the second outer part causing the object to be held or released from the device depending on the relative rotational orientation of the first inner part and the second outer part.
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