JPH046067Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] This invention relates to a flag stand for erecting team flags, championship flags for team competitions, etc. in predetermined positions.

[Conventional technology and its problems]

As a flag stand, to explain using the drawing of the present invention in Fig.
One end of the arm 3 facing the center side is connected to the lower end of the tripod rod 1 so that it can be raised and lowered freely, and the other end of each arm is connected to the flagpole bottom receiving ring 4. (not shown) is lifted in an upright position and passed through the flagpole passing ring 2, and then the end of the flagpole is received in the end receiving ring 4.

In addition, this flag stand is equipped with a pole butt receiving ring 4 and a second pole butt receiving ring 4 on one arm so that the flagpole can be supported not only upright but also diagonally.
a is provided via the arm 5, so that the second
The leg rod 6 provided with the rod butt receiving ring 4a is provided with auxiliary legs 7 that extend in the left-right direction to improve stability.

By the way, team sign flags and championship flags in team competitions are heavy, so in order to hang such heavy flags on a flag stand, the flagpole should be in an upright position and the end of the pole should be placed on the flag stand. It may be difficult for people with weak arms to pass it through the ring at the top of the ring.

This invention is an attempt to solve the above problems, and its purpose is to create a flag stand that can be erected on the flag stand without having to lift the flagpole high.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to solve the above problems, this invention involves cutting a part of the ring part of the flagpole passing ring at the upper end of the tripod rod to form a notch with a length slightly larger than the diameter of the flagpole. One end is hingedly connected to the corresponding notch end so that the other end of the cut piece can freely rotate outward in the circumferential direction of the ring through which the flagpole is passed, and the hinge part can be locked with the cut piece fitted into the notch part. It was used as a flag stand.

[Effect]

Before setting the flag on the flag stand, flip the cutout piece of the flagpole passing ring outward in the circumferential direction of the ring to open the notch, and then insert the flagpole halfway up the flagpole with the end of the flagpole fitted in the end of the flag receiving ring. The part is passed through the flagpole and fitted into the ring through its notch, and after filling, the cut piece is returned to the notch and the hinge part is locked.

〔Example〕

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, which is an enlarged view of the flagpole loop, a part of the ring portion of the flagpole loop 2 is cut out into a notch 8 whose length is slightly larger than the diameter of the flagpole (not shown). One end of the cut piece 9 is hingedly connected to the corresponding notch end to form the cut piece 9.
The other end is passed through the flagpole and is rotatable outward in the circumferential direction of the ring 2. 10 is a hinge connection portion, 11 is a pin of the hinge connection portion, and one end of this pin is connected to a cut piece 9.
It is inserted into the upper surface of one end side to prevent it from coming out and bent horizontally, and then bent downward so that it can be passed through the vertical hole 12 formed in one notch end of the flagpole passing ring 2. When the flagpole passing ring 2 is pulled out for a long time under the threaded state, a bent part 13 is formed at the end of the long pulled out part to prevent it from coming off. When the piece 9 comes out of the notch 8, the cut piece 9 can be freely rotated to the outside in the circumferential direction of the flagpole ring 2 as shown by the chain line in FIG. 2, and the flagpole can be passed through the open notch 8 from the side.

Reference numeral 14 denotes a stopper pin driven into contact with the outside of the horizontally bent portion a of the pin 11 on the cut end side of the vertical hole 12 into which the pin 11 is inserted and with the cut piece 9 fitted into the notch 8. and cut piece 9
When the cut piece 9 is completely fitted into the notch 8, the cut piece 9 cannot be rotated outward.

In the figure, 15 indicates a chain that keeps the arm 3 in a horizontal position.

〔effect〕

The flag stand of this invention has the following effects.

This flag stand is made by cutting a part of the flagpole loop so as to form a notch with a length slightly larger than the diameter of the flagpole, and hinged one end of the cutout to the corresponding notch end. The other end of the cut piece is connected so that it can freely rotate outward in the circumferential direction of the flagpole passage ring, and the hinge connection part can be locked when the cut piece is fitted into the notch. By unlocking the connecting part and rotating the cut piece outward to open the notch, the midway part of the flagpole can be fitted into the flagpole passing ring from the side through the notch, which is different from the conventional method. Compared to the structure seen in flag stands, where the flagpole is lifted in an upright position and the end of the flagpole is passed through the flagpole and through the ring, this is a significant labor-saving measure.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an example of a flag stand according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged plan view of only the flagpole loop. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1...Tripod rod, 2...Flagpole passing ring, 3...Arm, 4...Pole butt receiving ring, 8...Notch, 9...Cut piece, 10...Hinge connection part, 11...Connection pin , 12...vertical hole, 14...stopper pin.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A flag stand in which the upper end of the tripod rod is connected to the flagpole ring, one end of the arm facing the center is connected to the lower end of the tripod rod so that it can rise and fall freely, and the other end of each arm is connected to the flagpole's bottom receiving ring. At the stand, a part of the ring portion of the flagpole loop is cut to form a notch with a length slightly larger than the diameter of the flagpole, and one end of the cutout is hinged to the corresponding notch end. A flag stand characterized in that the other end of the cut piece is rotatable outward in the circumferential direction of the flagpole passage ring, and the hinge part can be locked in a state where the cut piece is fitted into the notch. .