DK200100561A - Machine for attaching snood into eye of hook has snood pushed through eye and captured prior to sealing in loop - Google Patents

Abstract

The fishing line (1) has a swivel (2) fastened to it. The eye (4) at the other end is positioned on the machine (11). The eye (5) of a hook is aligned with the swivel eye and both are aligned with a passage (16) through which the snood material (18) is fed. The loose end of the snood is captured (6). The hook (8) is then drawn down to form a loop in the snood and sealed or clipped. A support (11) is pulled down to make a loop in the swivel eye which is then sealed or clipped.

Description

claims

Requirement 1:

Computer controlled machine / mechanism for mounting automatic and mechanical fishing hooks on silent, silencer on swivel attached to a fishing line, both on land and at sea, and characterized by the line being pulled mechanically through the mechanism / machine until it is stopped by swivel 3. At that point, the swivel eye is located directly opposite a main eye (ie a long hole on the machine frame 11). Hooks, 8, are moved to swivel eye 4 after which each hook 8 is gripped and hook eye 5 is placed opposite the swivel eye 4. All eyes, tubes, holes and cylinders under the common name "eyes" are flush with each other in such a way that threading of the silent material end 6 is possible. , namely hook eye 5, swivel eye 4, main eye in frame 11, guide tube 12 attached to eye on mobile carriage 13, and is of the same thickness as main eye in frame 11, enters it and guide tube 16.

Pressure 6 of roller 19 is pressed with guide wheels 17 (pressure wheels 17) through guide tubes 16, which have a tear on the underside, and through all eyes. At the same time as the silent end 6 comes through the eyes, the push pin 7 (gripping pin 7) is secured which holds it while the hook 8 is pulled by means of the pull piece 9 which goes so far down in the guide tear 10 that a loop can be formed on the silent material (yarn / monofilament). (The silent end is stationary, but the hook carries the silent material downwards) The silent material 18 and the silent end 6 are stapled / coupled / glued together, and at the same time the gripping pin 7 is detached from the silent end 6. The hook 8 is now connected to the silent material 18 and is further pulled down with a draw piece. 9 to a suitable silent length is obtained. The mobile carriage 13 with guide tube 12 inside the main eye is guided downwards with silent material 18 from mile 19, down along silent material 18 which is fixed in hook 8 and forms a loop. In this passage, silent material 18 is pulled downward out of tear on guide tube 16, but thrust wheels 17 (steering wheel 17) maintain silent material 18. Silent material 18 is coupled to a hook 8 and silent material 18 that has come down with slide 13 is stapled / coupled / glued. Carriage 13 is moved further down the main eye and silent material 18 is sawed or cut with knife 14 in knife holder 15. Now silent material 18 is no longer tight. The silencer 6 is free and is pulled by this pressure wheel 17 to its original position and is ready for repeated operation when line 1 is drawn through the equipment sufficiently far for swivel eye 4 to be flush with main eye with guide tube 12 inside.

Requirement 2:

Computer controlled machine / mechanism for mounting automatic and mechanical fishing hooks on silent, silencer on swivel attached to a fishing line, both on land and at sea, and characterized by reference to claim 1, that the line 1 is mechanically drawn through the machine / mechanism until it stops at swivel 3 with swivel eye 4 in position directly opposite the main eye (ie a long-term hole in the machine / mechanism frame 11). Hooks 8 are passed to swivel eye 4 and each hook is gripped and the hook eye 5 is facing swivel eye 4. All eyes, tubes and holes and cylinders under the common name "eyes" flush so that the end of silent material 6 can be pierced, i.e.. hook eye 5, swivel eye 4, main eye in frame 11. guide tube 12 fixed in eye in mobile carriage 13 of the same thickness as main eye in frame 11 and enters the same, and guide tube 16. Silent material end 6 of roller 19 is pressed with guide wheel 17 (pressure hole 17 ) through guide tubes 16 having a tear on the underside, and through all eyes.

Requirement 3

Computer controlled machine / mechanism for mounting automatic and mechanical fishing hooks on silent, silencer on swivel attached to a fishing line, both on land and at sea, and characterized according to claims 1 and 2, at the same time as the silent end 6 arrives through the eyes, the silent end 6 is secured by thrust pin 7 (gripping pin 7) which holds it while the hook 8 is pulled by means of pull piece 9 which slides downwardly in guide ridge 10 so far as to form a loop on the silent material 18. (The silent end is stationary; but the hook moves the silent material with it in the drawdown).

Claim 4

Computer controlled machine / mechanism for mounting automatic and mechanical fishing hooks on silks, silvers on swivel attached to a fishing line, both on land and at sea, and characterized by claims 1, 2 and 3, characterized in that silent material 18 and the silent end 6 is stapled / connected at the same time as the release pin 7 (gripping pin 7) is released from the silent end 6.

Requirement 5

Computer-controlled machine / mechanism for mounting automatic and mechanical fishing hooks on silent, silencer on swivel attached to a fishing line, both on land and at sea, and characterized by claims 1, 2, 3 and 4 that hook 8 is now attached to the silent material 18 and further pulled down by means of drawing piece 9 to obtain suitable silent length. The mobile carriage 13 along with guide pin 12 inside the main eye is guided downwards with silent material 18 of roll 19 and down along silent material 18 with attached hook 8 forming a loop. In this passage, the silent material 18 is pulled down from a tear on guide tube 16, but thrust wheels 17 (guide wheel 17) hold the silent material 18 tight. The silent material 18 is attached to the hook 8 and the silent material 18 which has followed down with the carriage 13 is stapled / tied together. Sled 13 goes even further into the main eye and the silent material 18 is cut or cut with knife 14 in knife stand 15. The silent material 18 is now no longer tight. The silent end 6 is free and is pulled in this operation with the press wheels 17 to their original position and is ready for repeated operations when line 1 is drawn through the machine until the swivel eye 4 faces the main eye with guide tube 12 inside.

Claim 6

A method which automatically and mechanically installs silence on hook and swivel attaches a fishing line both on land and at sea, which is based on the use of a computer-controlled fishing gear scheme according to claims 1-5 and characterized by silent material 6 being threaded through swivel eye 4 and hook eye 5 and forming silent with attached fishing hook 8 and swivel 3. The mechanism is suitable for setting up the longline ffa beginning of land as well as at sea and for replacing damaged hooks and silences during fishing.