JPH0674761U - Wire rod stopper - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] To enable the wire 1a to be easily stopped at a desired position and at a desired angle with respect to the post 2. [Structure] Inner plate 4 provided with stud bolts 4b
The plate body is placed in the groove of the lip channel steel post 2 so as to be vertically slidable. An outer plate 5 having a pair of protrusions 5a, 5a and a bolt hole in the center is arranged outside the lips 2c, 2c of the post 2. With the stud bolt 4b passing through the bolt hole and the wire 1a passing between the lip 2c and the outer plate 5, a nut 6 is applied to the stud bolt 4b so that both the inner and outer plates 4, 5 To the lip 2c.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a wire rod stopper that crosses and stops a wire rod on a lip channel steel post.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 When constructing a wire mesh fence, it is necessary to stop the wire mesh on posts that are erected at predetermined intervals. For this reason, a means is generally adopted in which a stud bolt is provided on the post and a metal fitting for pressing a rod or other wire material such as a diamond-shaped wire mesh edge is screwed to the stud bolt. In the case of a crimp wire mesh, the wire material that constitutes the wire mesh is fixed to the post by the stud bolt and the metal fitting.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, with the above-mentioned means, the position where the wire rod is stopped at the post is restricted by the position of the stud bolt, and it may not be possible to stop the wire rod at the desired optimum position for the post, and the stud bolt and the wire mesh may interfere. When doing so, the mesh of the wire mesh must be deformed.

That is, an object of the present invention is to solve such a problem. Further, to fix the wire rod to the post regardless of the intersection angle, and to stop the wire rod. To improve the workability of.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The present invention is directed to a post made of a lip channel steel to solve such a problem. Instead of fixing the stud bolts to the post, the present invention uses an inner plate that is separate from the post and is vertically movable. It is provided such that the wire rod is stopped by the inner plate and the outer plate corresponding to the metal fitting by utilizing the lip portion of the post.

That is, a specific means for solving the above-mentioned problems is a wire rod stopper that crosses and stops a wire rod on a lip channel steel post, and the opening width formed by the opposite lips of the post is Has a narrow width and a length larger than the opening width, and a bolt is erected at the center of the front surface, and is inserted into the groove of the post so that the front surface abuts the inner surfaces of the opposite lips. Inner plate and two projecting ridges arranged side by side with a space between them, and a bolt hole is formed in the center between the projecting ridges. The bolt of the inner plate is inserted into the bolt hole, and a gap is formed between the projecting ridges and the outer surfaces of the lip of the post so that the wire can pass through. Make sure that the ridges cross the post and An outer plate that is in contact with the outer plate, and a nut that is screwed into a bolt of the inner plate that is inserted into a bolt hole of the outer plate and that fastens the outer plate and the inner plate to the post. It is a characteristic wire rod stopper.

[0007]

[Action]

 Since the width of the inner plate is smaller than the opening width of the post, the inner plate can be inserted into the groove from the front surface of the post, and its insertion position is not limited. Since the length of the inner plate is larger than the opening width of the post, the front surface of the inner plate can be brought into contact with the inner surface of the post lip by rotating the bolt about a predetermined angle (for example, 90 degrees). In that state, the inner plate can be slid up and down to be placed anywhere on the post.

Therefore, when the wire rod is stopped on the post, the wire rod is inserted into the post at a desired position, and the inner plate inserted into the groove of the post as described above is attached to the back portion of the wire rod. Move to. Then, insert the inner plate bolt into the bolt hole of the outer plate, contact both ridges of the outer plate with the lip outer surface of the post, and apply nuts to the bolt to attach the inner plate and the outer plate. The wire can be fixed to the post by tightening. The wire rod passes through the gap between the relatively concave portion between the ridges of the outer plate and the outer surface of the lip of the post. In this case, the wire may pass through the upper side or the lower side of the bolt, but it is also possible to wire the post diagonally by adjusting the crossing angle of the outer plate with respect to the post.

[0009]

[Effect of device]

 Therefore, according to the present invention, while the width of the inner plate having the bolts is made narrower than the opening width of the post, the length thereof is made larger than the opening width of the post, and the bolt holes are provided in the outer plate, and Since the ridges are provided on both sides, if the inner plate is inserted into the groove from the front of the post and rotated by a predetermined angle, the inner plate can be brought into contact with the inner surface of the lip of the post, so the assembling property is good. Also, the inner plate is not limited in its insertion position and can be slid up and down, so the wire rod stop position for the post can be selected arbitrarily, and the wire rod intersects the post diagonally. You will be able to stop it.

[0010]

【Example】

 Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, this example is an example in which a wire net 1 is fixed to a post 2 standing on the ground by a wire rod stopper 3 to form a fence. The wire net 1 is a crimp wire net. As shown in FIG. 2, the post 2 is formed by a lip channel steel having a web 2a, flanges 2b, 2b and lips 2c 1, 2c, and in the case of this example, the inside of the tips of the lips 2c 1, 2c is inward. Projecting portions 2d, 2d projecting toward are formed.

As shown in FIG. 3, the wire rod stopper 3 includes an inner plate 4 arranged in the groove of the post 2, an outer plate 5 arranged in front of the post 2, and a wing nut 6. It is configured.

The inner plate 4 includes a plate body 4 a and a stud bolt 4 b provided upright in the center of the front surface of the plate body 4.

As shown in FIG. 4, the plate body 4 a has a parallelogram shape, and has a width W narrower than the opening width formed by the lips 2 c, 2 c facing each other of the post 2 and the opening W. Having a length greater than the width. The width W corresponds to the height of the parallelogram, and the length connecting the opposite sharp corners of the plate body 4a is formed longer than the distance between the opposite flanges 2b, 2b of the post 2. Further, the plate body 4a is provided with groove portions 4c, 4c recessed rearward at positions corresponding to the protruding portions 2d, 2d of the post 2 in parallel with the short sides of the parallelogram.

The outer plate 5 has a rectangular shape, and ridges 5a and 5a are formed by bending on opposite side edges of the outer plate 5 so that the ridges are relatively recessed. Further, a bolt hole 5b into which the stud bolt 4b of the inner plate 4 is inserted is formed in the center of the outer plate 5 between the projecting ridges 5a, 5a.

When using the wire rod stopper 3, as shown in FIG. 4, the inner plate 4 is vertically inserted into the groove of the opening of the post 2 and slightly rotated by 90 degrees about the stud bolt 4b. By doing so, the grooves 4c, 4c of the inner plate 4 can be engaged with the protrusions 2d, 2d at the tips of the lips 2c, 2c of the post 2. Therefore, in that state, it may be moved to the back portion of the wire rod 1a of the wire mesh 1.

Then, the studs 5a, 5a of the outer plate 5 are brought into contact with the outer surfaces of the lips 2c, 2c through the bolt bolts 5b of the outer plate 5 and the stud bolts 4b of the inner plate 4 to contact the studs. By applying the wing nut 6 to the bolt 4b and tightening the inner plate 4 and the outer plate 5 to the lips 2c and 2c, the wire 1a can be fixed to the post 2. In this case, the wire 1a passes through the gap between the relatively recessed portion between the ridges 5a of the outer plate 5 and the outer surface of the lip of the post.

In the tightening with the wing nut 6, the inner plate 4 is prevented from idling by the short side portion of the plate body 4a thereof coming into contact with the inner surface of the flange 2b of the post 2. Further, the engagement between the groove portions 4c, 4c of the inner plate body 4a and the protrusion portions 2d, 2d at the lip tip of the post 2 contributes to the above-mentioned prevention of idling and also contributes to the lateral positioning of the inner plate 4.

In FIG. 2, the wire 1a passes through the upper side of the stud port 4b, but it may pass through the lower side thereof. Also, the outer plate 5 is provided such that the two ridges 5a, 5a are arranged vertically, but since the space between the two ridges 5a, 5a is formed relatively wide, this wide interval It is possible to use the wire rod so that the wire rod crosses the post 2 at an angle. Of course, by providing the outer plate 5 itself such that its ridges 5a, 5a intersect the post 2 at an angle, it is possible to wire the wire at an angle to the post 2. Therefore, the present invention can be easily applied to a diamond wire mesh.

In the above embodiment, the ridges are formed by bending both side edges of the outer plate 5, but the ridges may be formed on the back surface of the outer plate.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially sectioned front view showing a wire mesh fence using the wire rod stopper of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the wire rod stopper.

FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the wire rod stopper.

FIG. 4 is a front view showing the relationship with the inner plate post.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 wire mesh 1a wire rod 2 post 2b flange 2c lip 3 wire rod stopper 4 inner plate 4a plate body 4b stud bolt 5 outer plate 5a ridge 5b bolt hole

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A wire rod stopper that crosses and stops a wire rod on a lip channel steel post, the width being narrower than the opening width formed by the opposite lips of the post and longer than the opening width. And a bolt standing upright in the center of the front surface, which is inserted in the groove of the post and the front surface of which abuts against the inner surfaces of the opposite lips, and which is arranged side by side at a distance. The two inner ridge portions are relatively recessed, and a bolt hole is formed in the center between the both ridge portions, and the bolt of the inner plate is formed in the bolt hole. The outer surfaces of both lips are inserted so that the two ridges cross the post so that a gap is formed between the recessed portion between the both ridges and the outer surfaces of both lips of the post. Outer plate abutting on the outer plate, and the outer plate Of the inner plate, which is inserted into the bolt hole, and is provided with a nut that fastens the outer plate and the inner plate to the post.