TWI890569B - Basket handle assembly structure - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a basket handle assembly structure, which mainly forms an assembly part at two opposite parts of the frame edge of the basket body, so that the insertion parts at both ends of the handle can be inserted and combined. The assembly part is There is a pair of through slots, a stop portion is formed between the pair of slots, and a stop piece is protruding from the inner edge of each slot, and the handle insertion portion is A pair of inserting pieces with outward barbed portions at the lower ends. Accordingly, the inserting pieces of the handle inserting portion are inserted into the slots of the basket assembly portion, and the barbed portions are buckled on the lower edge of the assembly portion, and the two inserting pieces are matched with each other. The stop piece is limited and the limit part is stuck between the two insert pieces, thereby maintaining the stability of the insertion relationship. There is also a set of slots at a predetermined position on the bottom side of the basket body for the set to be assembled. The cylinder body is used for placing potted orchids, and the fruits placed in the basket body can be used to form a flower and fruit basket. A separate clip can be embedded in the handle for mounting nameplates, thus solving the problem of using existing products. Those who are not ideal and perfect.

Description

Basket handle assembly structure

This invention relates to a basket handle assembly structure, specifically a separate assembly design for the basket body and handle to accommodate different usage requirements. This design allows for a stable assembly when the basket body and handle are assembled together. Furthermore, a groove is added to the inner bottom of the basket body to accommodate the cylindrical body, allowing for integrated fruit and flower display.

Typical fruit baskets and other baskets are typically made of woven bamboo or rattan, or injection-molded plastic. Regardless of the material, the basket body and handle are integrally connected and cannot be easily detached. This significantly limits their usability, preventing them from being converted into either a basket or a handle depending on their needs.

Furthermore, these fruit baskets are typically used to hold fruit for worship, funerals, and other ceremonies. In larger rituals, with so many people present, individual offerings are often mixed together, making it difficult to identify them. Nameplates are often used for identification. However, since the baskets lack a suitable mechanism, these can only be inserted randomly between the fruit, or clipped to the edge of the basket or the handle. However, the placement and orientation of these clips vary, making identification difficult.

Furthermore, besides fruit, baskets are often used to place flowers for offerings or sacrificial purposes. However, because baskets are not designed specifically for flower placement, the placement of flowers is often difficult to achieve, often affecting the overall aesthetics. This issue needs to be addressed simultaneously.

Because existing baskets feature a one-piece design with a basket body and handle, which limits their usability and hinders the integration of nameplates and flowers, the inventors conducted research and development, ultimately developing the present invention's basket handle assembly structure.

The basket of the present invention primarily utilizes a two-piece design, with the basket body and handle being assembled separately. Two opposing portions of the basket frame form an assembly portion. The assembly portion comprises a pair of through slots, with a stopper formed between the slots. A stopper is also provided on the inner edge of each slot. Insertion portions are formed at each end of the handle. Each insertion portion comprises a pair of inserting tabs with outwardly facing hooks at their lower ends. The inserting tabs of the handle insertion portion are inserted into the slots of the basket assembly portion, with the hooks snapping onto the lower edge of the assembly portion. The two stopper tabs provide a stopper, and the stopper engages between the two inserting tabs, thereby maintaining the secure insertion connection.

Furthermore, the present invention features a set of grooves formed at predetermined locations on the inner bottom of the basket to accommodate a separate cylinder set. These cylinders can be used to display potted flowers such as orchids, seamlessly integrating the display of flowers and fruits.

Furthermore, the present invention allows a separately manufactured clip to be inserted into the handle to hold the plaque. The clip consists of a base that snaps onto the handle and a rod with a clamp at the top. The rod and the slots in the base are designed to fit together, allowing the orientation of the plaque to be adjusted as needed.

This invention's structural design for the basket base not only allows for optional use with or without handles, but also allows for stacking when out of the box, reducing storage space and transportation costs. Furthermore, it perfectly integrates the display of flowers and fruit, meeting the needs of flower and fruit baskets. Labeling also provides a unified and neat presentation, making it easy to identify and find, effectively resolving many of the issues and shortcomings faced by similar products.

(1): Orchid potted plants

(2): Fruits

(3): Inscription

(10):Basketball

(11): Frame

(12):Assembly Department

(13)(14):Slot

(15)(16): Stopper

(17): Limiting part

(18): Slot

(19): Cylinder

(20):Handle

(21)(22): Insertion part

(23)(24): Insert

(25)(26):Hook

(30): Clips

(31): Clamp

(32): Embedded groove

(33): Clamping rod

(34): Clamp

(35): Slot

Figure 1: A schematic diagram of the structure of a preferred embodiment of this invention.

Figure 2: A schematic diagram of the structural breakdown of a preferred embodiment of this invention.

Figure 3: A schematic diagram of the structural relationship of a preferred embodiment of this invention.

Figure 4: A reference diagram of the implementation status of the preferred embodiment of this invention.

Figure 5: A schematic diagram of the exploded structure of the nameplate label clip of the preferred embodiment of this invention.

Regarding the structural composition, technical means and effectiveness of this invention, we will give examples and further explain them in detail below: Please refer to Figures 1 to 5 to illustrate the preferred implementation of this invention. As shown in the figures, the basket of this invention is mainly composed of a basket body (10) and a handle (20) in terms of structural design. The basket body (10) and the handle (20) are plastic injection molded and designed to be separable and plug-in combined. Two opposite parts of the frame (11) of the basket body (10) are respectively formed into an assembly part (12) for inserting the two ends of the handle (20) made separately. The said assembly parts (12) are provided with a pair of slots (13) (14) passing through the frame edge (11), a stopper (17) is formed between the pair of slots (13) (14), and a stopper (15) (16) is respectively provided at the inner edge of each slot (13) (14), and each said insertion part (21) (22) of the said handle (20) is provided with a pair of inserting pieces (23) (24) with outward hook parts (25) (26) at the lower end, thereby utilizing the two ends of the handle (20) to insert The inserting piece (23) (24) of the joint (21) (22) is inserted into the slot (13) (14) of each assembly part (12) of the basket body (10), and the hook part (25) (26) is buckled on the lower edge of the frame edge (11) at the assembly part (12), and the two stop pieces (15) (16) are matched with the stop limit, and the stop part (17) is stuck between the two inserting pieces (23) (24), thereby maintaining the stability of the insertion relationship between the handle (20) and the basket body (10), and forming a complete basket shape; and at the inner bottom of the aforementioned basket body (10) A set of grooves (18) is provided at a predetermined position on one side. A cylinder (19) can be selectively set in the set of grooves (18) according to the use requirements. The cylinder (19) can be used to place fresh flower pots such as orchid pots (1) and match them with the fruits (2) placed in the basket body (10) to form a fruit basket. Furthermore, a separately made clip (30) can be set on the handle (20) for the nameplate (3) to be clamped. The clip is composed of a clip seat that can be embedded in the handle and a clip rod with a clip at the top. The clip seat is provided with a slot for the clip rod to be inserted into the assembly. The clamp (30) is composed of a clamp seat (31) provided with a sleeve groove (32) and capable of being inserted into the handle (20) and a clamp rod (33) provided with a clamp (34) at the top. The rod body of the clamp rod (33) and the slot (35) of the clamp seat (31) are in a mutually matching rectangular shape, so that the clamp rod (33) can be selected in different directions to be inserted into the clamp seat (31), thereby changing the different directions of the clamp (34) and adjusting the inscription according to the needs. (3) for easy identification; That is, in addition to the separate design of the basket body and the handle, this creation can be separated and folded when leaving the factory to reduce the packaging material volume and storage and transportation space. It can also be used as a basket body or a handle according to needs. At the same time, when flowers and fruits are integrated into a flower and fruit basket, the cylindrical set can also be used to provide the placement and positioning needs of the flower pots, making the overall arrangement more beautiful. The design of the clip allows the user to place a nameplate with a written name or prayer text on it, and can adjust the direction of the nameplate in time to facilitate finding and identification, giving it excellent practical value and completely solving the shortcomings of existing similar products in terms of use. To summarize the above description, the basket handle assembly structure of this creation adopts a separate assembly design for the basket body and the handle. In addition to being able to separate and fold them together when leaving the factory to reduce the packaging material volume and storage and transportation space, it also The handle can be optionally installed to meet different usage requirements, and the basket and handle are securely connected when assembled. A set of grooves are added to the inner bottom of the basket to accommodate the cylindrical body, allowing for integrated fruit and flower display. The handle's built-in clip design, which holds a nameplate, also facilitates easy location and identification, completely resolving the issues and shortcomings of similar items. Overall, this is an excellent and outstanding innovative design, and a patent application has been filed accordingly.

(10):Basketball

(11): Frame

(12):Assembly Department

(13)(14):Slot

(15)(16): Stopper

(17): Limiting part

(18): Slot

(19): Cylinder

(20):Handle

(21)(22): Insertion part

(23)(24): Insert

(25)(26):Hook

(30): Clips

(31): Clamp

(32): Embedded groove

(33): Clamping rod

(34): Clamp

Claims (4)

A basket handle assembly structure is mainly composed of a basket body and a handle. The basket body and the handle are designed to be separable and plug-in combined. Two opposite parts of the basket frame are respectively formed into an assembly part, so as to be inserted and combined with the plug-in parts at both ends of the handle made separately. Each of the assembly parts is provided with a pair of slots passing through the frame, a limit part is formed between the pair of slots, and a protruding part is respectively provided on the inner edge of each slot. A stopper is provided, and each of the handle's inserting sections is configured as a pair of inserting tabs with outwardly facing hooks at the lower ends. The inserting tabs at both ends of the handle's inserting sections are inserted into the slots of the basket's assembly sections, with the hooks snapping onto the lower edge of the assembly frame. The two stopper tabs, coupled with the stopper's locking mechanism, maintain the handle's secure insertion into the basket, forming a complete basket handle. According to the basket handle assembly structure described in claim 1, a groove may be further provided at a predetermined position on one side of the inner bottom of the basket. A cylindrical body may be selectively mounted in the groove according to usage requirements. The cylindrical body may be used to place potted flowers, which can be combined with the fruits placed in the basket to form a fruit basket. According to the basket handle assembly structure described in claim 1, a clip is embedded on the handle for clipping a nameplate. According to claim 3, the basket handle assembly structure comprises a clamping base that can be snapped onto the handle and a clamping rod with a clamp at the top. The clamping base is provided with a slot for the clamping rod to be engaged.