TWM484598U - Moveable hanger - Google Patents

Description

Action rack

The present invention relates to a mobile rack, and in particular to a mobile rack that is convenient to carry around.

When people go shopping, they often have troubles with large bags and small bags. Hand-held multi-pack items are not only inconvenient to move, but also have a sore arm when shopping for a long time.

At present, people use wheeled suitcases to carry items purchased during shopping, and the luggage can be towed to save labor. However, the size of the trunk is large, and it is inconvenient to carry an empty suitcase before shopping.

Therefore, the purpose of the present invention is to provide an easy-to-carry mobile rack.

Therefore, the new mobile rack includes: a supporting unit, a hand lever and a plurality of hooks. The support unit includes a base and a plurality of wheel sets disposed on a bottom side of the base. The pull rod is disposed on the base and can be telescopic to adjust the length. The hooks are arranged on the pull bar to hang the items.

The action hanger of the present invention, wherein the handle bar has a pair of telescopic upright bars, the base has a plate body and a pair is disposed on the a hollow fixing portion of the plate body, the pair of fixing portions respectively accommodating the bottom ends of the pair of upright rods, so that the pair of upright rods are detachably and tightly engaged with the pair of fixing portions.

The mobile rack of the present invention, wherein the plate body has two separated plate portions, and the base further has a hinge connecting the plate portions, so that the base is not coupled with the pull bar The plate portions can be overlapped with each other.

The action hanger of the present invention, wherein the handle bar further has a crossbar body connected between the pair of upright bars, and the hooks are disposed on the crossbar body.

The action hanger of the present invention further includes a plurality of hook groups, each hook group having a ring body portion of the ring body and a plurality of hooks connected to the ring body portion at intervals unit.

The action hanger of the present invention, wherein the handle bar has a telescopic upright bar body, the bottom end of the upright bar body is formed with a pair of coupling protrusions protruding in opposite directions; the base has a plate And the plate body has a mounting groove extending from a side edge of the plate body toward the center, and has a main groove portion, a pair of limiting portions extending from the main groove portion in opposite directions, and a Forming an entrance and exit of the side edge, the main groove portion penetrating the top surface of the plate body for the upright rod body to protrude from the top surface of the plate body, the pair of limiting portions respectively accommodating the pair of joint protrusions to stand upright The rod body is limited, and the coupling protrusion of the upright rod body enters and exits the installation groove through the inlet and outlet to detachably couple the upright rod body with the base.

The action hanger of the present invention, wherein the puller bar further has an elastic positioning mechanism, and the elastic positioning mechanism has a pair of elastically retractable The blocks are respectively disposed on the pair of engaging protrusions, and the pair of blocks are fixedly biased to protrude from the pair of engaging protrusions; the mounting groove further has a pair of opposite ends of the inlet and the inlet and respectively determined by the pair of limits The positioning recess further extending in the opposite direction cooperates to accommodate the pair of blocks to position the upright rod in a use position.

The action hanger of the present invention, wherein the hand lever has a pair of telescopic upright bars and a hand-held bar body connected to the top ends of the pair of upright bars, and the bottom end of each of the upright bars is formed oppositely a pair of engaging convex portions protruding in a direction; the base has a plate body having a pair of mounting grooves respectively corresponding to the pair of upright rod bodies and spaced apart from each other in parallel, each mounting groove being constituted by the plate body One side edge extends toward the center, and has a main groove portion, a pair of limiting portions extending from the main groove portion in opposite directions, and an inlet and outlet formed at the side edge, the main groove portion penetrating the top of the plate body The corresponding upright rod body extends out of the top surface of the plate body, and the pair of limiting portions respectively fit and receive the corresponding pair of joint protrusions to limit the upright rod body, and the combined convexity of the pair of upright rod bodies The portions are respectively detachably coupled to the base by entering and exiting the corresponding mounting slots through the corresponding inlets and outlets.

The action hanger of the present invention, wherein the handle bar further has two elastic positioning mechanisms respectively disposed on the pair of upright bars, each of the elastic positioning mechanisms having a pair of elastically retractably respectively disposed on the corresponding uprights The pair of the rods of the rod body are combined with the protrusions of the protrusions, the pair of blocks are biased and kept convexly from the pair of coupling protrusions; each of the mounting slots further has a pair of opposite ends of the inlet and the outlet and respectively defined by the pair of limits Positioning recesses further extending in opposite directions to fit the pair of cards to position the corresponding upright rods for use position.

The action hanger of the present invention, wherein the hand lever has a pair of telescopic upright bars and a hand-held bar body connected to the top ends of the pair of upright bars, and the bottom end of each of the upright bars is formed oppositely a pair of engaging convex portions protruding in a direction; the base has a plate body having a pair of mounting grooves respectively corresponding to the pair of upright rod bodies and spaced apart from each other in parallel, each mounting groove being constituted by the plate body One side edge extends toward the center, and has a main groove portion, a pair of limiting portions extending from the main groove portion in opposite directions, and an inlet and outlet formed at the side edge, the main groove portion penetrating the top of the plate body The corresponding upright rod body extends out of the top surface of the plate body, and the pair of limiting portions respectively fit and receive the corresponding pair of joint protrusions to limit the upright rod body, and the combined convexity of the pair of upright rod bodies The portions are respectively detachably coupled to the base by entering and exiting the corresponding mounting slots through the corresponding inlets and outlets.

The action hanger of the present invention, wherein the handle bar further has two elastic positioning mechanisms respectively disposed on the pair of upright bars, each of the elastic positioning mechanisms having a pair of elastically retractably respectively disposed on the corresponding uprights The pair of the rods of the rod body are combined with the protrusions of the protrusions, the pair of blocks are biased and kept convexly from the pair of coupling protrusions; each of the mounting slots further has a pair of opposite ends of the inlet and the outlet and respectively defined by the pair of limits The positioning recess further extending in the opposite direction cooperates to accommodate the pair of blocks to position the corresponding upright rod in a use position.

The action hanger of the present invention, wherein the hand lever has a pair of telescopic upright bars, a hand-held bar connected to the top ends of the pair of upright bars, and two pivotally connected to the pair Bottom of the upright pole a mounting base, the base having a plate body having a pair of mounting slots respectively corresponding to the mounting seats and spaced apart from each other, each mounting slot extending from a center of the board body to a side edge Forming a central end and a side edge end, the mounting seats are respectively disposed in the mounting slots and can be positioned at a use position near the central end or a collapsed position near the side edge end and can be used in the use position Slip between the collapsed positions.

The action hanger of the present invention, wherein each of the vertical pole bodies further defines a plurality of spaced apart positioning holes; each hook has a card that can penetrate into one of the positioning holes and can be limited to the positioning hole The buckle portion and a hook portion connected to the buckle portion enable the hook to be detachably coupled to the upright rod body.

The new type of action hanger is convenient for storage and convenient to carry, and can be used for hanging articles when shopping for shopping.

100‧‧‧Action rack

301‧‧‧ Body Department

1‧‧‧Support unit

302‧‧‧Hook

2‧‧‧Hand lever

4‧‧‧Base

21‧‧‧Upright pole

41‧‧‧ board

211‧‧‧ Combined with convex parts

411‧‧‧ Board

22‧‧‧Handheld body

42‧‧‧ Fixed Department

23‧‧‧cross body

43‧‧‧ Hinges

24‧‧‧Flexible positioning mechanism

44‧‧‧Installation slot

241‧‧‧ card block

441‧‧‧Main slot

25‧‧‧Positioning holes

442‧‧‧Limited

26‧‧‧ Mounting

443‧‧‧ entrance

3‧‧‧hook

444‧‧‧ positioning recess

31‧‧‧Snaps

445‧‧‧Central end

32‧‧‧Hook

446‧‧‧lateral edge

33‧‧‧Flexible valve

5‧‧‧ Wheel set

30‧‧‧hook group

Other features and effects of the present invention will be apparent from the following description of the drawings, wherein: FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating the state of use of the first preferred embodiment of the present mobile pylon; FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the use state of the second preferred embodiment of the present mobile cradle; FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of the second preferred embodiment of the present invention; The combination relationship of the components of the second preferred embodiment is illustrated; FIG. 5 is a perspective view illustrating the collapsed state of the second preferred embodiment; Figure 6 is an exploded perspective view showing the combination of components of the third preferred embodiment of the present mobile rack; Figure 7 is a perspective view showing the state of use of the third preferred embodiment; Figure 8 is a perspective view The combination of the hook and the rod body of the third preferred embodiment is illustrated; FIG. 9 is an exploded perspective view showing the combination relationship of the members of the fourth preferred embodiment of the present mobile rack; FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state of use of the fourth preferred embodiment; FIG. 11 is an exploded perspective view showing a combination relationship of members of the fifth preferred embodiment of the present mobile rack; FIG. 12 is a perspective view illustrating the first The state of use of the fifth preferred embodiment; Fig. 13 is a side view showing the state of use of the fifth preferred embodiment; and Fig. 14 is a side view showing the folded state of the fifth preferred embodiment.

Before the present invention is described in detail, it should be noted that in the following description, similar elements are denoted by the same reference numerals.

Referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 , the first preferred embodiment of the mobile rack 100 includes a support unit 1 , a pull rod 2 , a plurality of hooks 3 , and a plurality of hook groups 30 .

The support unit 1 includes a base 4 and a plurality of wheel sets 5 disposed on a bottom side of the base 4. The base 4 has a plate body 41 and a pair of hollow fixing portions 42 provided on the plate body 41.

The pull rod 2 is disposed on the base 4 and can be telescopic to adjust the length The utility model has a pair of telescopic upright rod bodies 21, a hand held rod body 22 connecting the top ends of the pair of upright rod bodies 21, and a cross rod body 23 connected between the pair of upright rod bodies 21. The pair of fixing portions 42 of the base 4 respectively receive and receive the bottom ends of the pair of upright rods 21 such that the pair of upright rods 21 are detachably and tightly engaged with the pair of fixing portions 42. The mechanism for controlling the telescopic length of the hand lever 2 can adopt the prior art, and will not be described in detail herein.

A plurality of hooks 3 are disposed on the handle bar 2 to hang the articles. In the embodiment, the hooks 3 are disposed on the cross bar body 23 and integrally formed with the cross bar body 23. Each hook group 30 has a ring body portion 301 in which the leg body 21 is always placed, and a plurality of hook portions 302 that are connected to the ring body portion 301 at intervals.

As shown in FIG. 1 , in the state of use of the embodiment, a bag (not shown) can be hung on the hook portion 3 and the hook portion 302 of the hook group 30, and the user can apply the force to the hand lever 2 and borrow The mobile rack 100 is moved by the rolling of the wheel set 5, whereby the carrying bag can be handled with less labor. As shown in FIG. 2, when not in use, the hand lever 2 can be detached and separated from the base 4, so as to facilitate storage and convenient carrying.

Referring to Figures 3 to 5, the second preferred embodiment of the present mobile rack 100 is substantially identical to the first preferred embodiment. However, in the second preferred embodiment, the panel 41 has two separate plates. The 411 is further provided with a hinge 43 connecting the plate portions 411. When the base 4 is not coupled to the handle bar 2, the plate portions 411 can be superposed on each other to facilitate storage. In the second preferred embodiment, the fixing portion 42 of the base 4 is disposed on the plate body 41 and protrudes toward the bottom side, that is, the fixing portion 42 and the wheel set 5 protrude from the same side, so that the two plate portions 411 Can be flat and laminated. As shown in FIG. 5, the base 4 can be placed between the two vertical pole bodies 21 after folding, so as to reduce the space occupied by the whole, which is convenient for storage and convenient to carry. In another embodiment (not shown), the two plate portions 411 may also be overlapped by one side of the wheel set 5 so that the wheel set 5 can be sandwiched between the two plate portions 411, avoiding the wheel set 5 Exposed to easily stain the storage area. In this embodiment, the wheel sets 5 respectively disposed on the two plate portions 411 are misaligned, so that when the two plate portions 411 are overlapped, the wheel sets 5 located at the two plate portions 411 do not collide, and the overall thickness.

Referring to FIG. 6 to FIG. 8 , the third preferred embodiment of the mobile rack 100 includes a support unit 1 , a pull rod 2 and a plurality of hooks 3 .

The support unit 1 includes a base 4 and a plurality of wheel sets 5 disposed on a bottom side of the base 4. The pull rod 2 has a telescopic upright rod body 21 and a hand held rod body 22 connected to the top end of the upright rod body 21. The bottom end of the upright rod body 21 is formed with a pair of coupling convex portions 211 that protrude in opposite directions. The base 4 has a plate body 41 having a mounting groove 44 extending from a side edge of the plate body 41 to the center and having a main groove portion 441, a pair of the main body The groove portion 441 has a stopper portion 442 extending in the opposite direction, and an inlet and outlet port 443 formed at the side edge. The main groove portion 441 extends through the top surface of the plate body 41 for the upright rod body 21 to extend from the top surface of the plate body 41. The pair of limiting portions 442 respectively fit the pair of coupling protrusions 211 to the upright rod body. 21 limit. The coupling protrusion 211 of the upright rod body 21 enters the mounting groove 44 via the inlet and outlet 443 and can slide along the mounting groove 44 to the center of the plate body 41, so that the upright rod body 21 (handle rod 2) and The base 4 is combined. The upright rod body 21 (handle rod 2) and the base 4 can be reversely actuated The separation, that is, the hand lever 2 is detachably coupled to the base 4 to facilitate storage and convenient carrying. In this embodiment, the mechanism for controlling the telescopic length of the hand lever 2 can also adopt the prior art, and will not be described in detail herein.

Further, the puller bar 2 further has a resilient positioning mechanism 24 having a pair of latches 241 that are elastically retractably respectively disposed on the pair of engaging projections 211. The pair of latches 241 are biased. The portion of the pair of engaging projections 211 is preferably protruded from the pair of engaging projections 211, and the portion of the pair of the engaging blocks 241 is preferably formed in a circular arc shape. The elastic positioning mechanism 24 can be implemented in the prior art and will not be described in detail herein. The mounting groove 44 further has a pair of positioning recesses 444 formed adjacent to the opposite ends of the inlet and outlet 443 (ie, at the center of the plate body 41) and extending further in opposite directions by the pair of limiting portions 442 to fit the pair of blocks 241. The upright rod 21 is positioned in a use position (as shown in Figure 7). The shape of the positioning recess 444 is matched with the protruding portion of the block 241 and is preferably in the shape of a circular arc. Thus, in the process of assembling the pull rod 2 to the base 4, the pair of the blocks 241 are compressed and contracted to be The mounting groove 44 is slid in the mounting groove 44 until it is located at the corresponding positioning recess 444, and is biased to return to the original position to be engaged with the positioning recess 444, so that the pull rod 2 does not slide in the direction of the inlet and outlet 443 and is positioned at the use position. When the hand lever 2 is to be disassembled, a certain force is applied to move the upright rod body 21 toward the inlet and outlet 443, so that the pair of blocks 241 are pressed to be retracted so that the upright rod body 21 can slide along the mounting groove 44. Move out of the entrance 443.

Further, in the present embodiment, referring to Fig. 8, the hook 3 is detachably coupled to the upright rod body 21. The upright rod body 21 also forms a plurality of spaced apart positioning holes 25. Each hook 3 has a positioning hole 25 that can be inserted into one of the hooks 3 The buckle portion 31 located in the positioning hole 25 and the hook portion 32 connected to the buckle portion 31 are limited. The positioning hole 25 and the latching portion 31 can have various designs, as long as the shape of the positioning hole 25 is available for the latching portion 31 to enter and exit at a specific position, and the latching portion 31 does not automatically disengage after entering the positioning hole 25. For example, in this embodiment, the positioning hole 25 has a T shape, the upper half has a larger lateral aperture and the lower half has a smaller aperture, and the buckle portion 31 can be inserted into the small aperture portion by the large aperture portion, or for example, the positioning hole 25 is In the longitudinal shape, the latching portion 31 is in the shape of a crossbar and crosses the hook portion 32. When the latching portion 31 enters the positioning hole 25, it is rotated by 90 degrees, so that the latching portion 31 and the positioning hole are formed when the hook portion 32 is in the use state. 25 is crisscrossed, and the latching portion 31 does not come out of the positioning hole 25 by itself. The hook portion 32 of the present embodiment adopts a design having an elastic valve 33 so that the rope of the bag does not come out of the hook portion 32.

Referring to FIG. 9 and FIG. 10, the fourth preferred embodiment of the mobile rack 100 of the present invention is substantially the same as the third preferred embodiment. However, in the fourth preferred embodiment, the puller bar 2 has a pair of uprights. a rod body 21, and the plate body 41 of the base 4 has a pair of mounting grooves 44 respectively corresponding to the pair of upright rod bodies 21 and spaced apart from each other, the pair of upright rod bodies 21 and the structure of the pair of mounting grooves 44 The same as the third preferred embodiment, and will not be repeated here.

Referring to FIG. 11 to FIG. 14, the fifth preferred embodiment of the mobile cradle 100 of the present invention is substantially the same as the fourth preferred embodiment. However, in the fifth preferred embodiment, the hand lever 2 is pivotable. The differences are specifically described below.

In the fifth preferred embodiment, the puller bar 2 further has two mounts 26 pivotally connected to the bottom ends of the pair of upright bars 21, respectively, and Each of the mounts 26 is provided with a pair of coupling protrusions 211 and an elastic positioning mechanism 24 as described above. The structure of each mounting groove 44 is substantially the same as that of the foregoing embodiment, but after the hand lever 2 is assembled to the base 4, the entrance and exit of the mounting groove 44 are closed to form a central end 445 and a side edge end 446, and are close to each other. A pair of positioning recesses 444 are further formed at the side edge ends 446. Thereby, the mounting brackets 26 are respectively disposed in the mounting slots 44 and can be positioned at a use position near the central end 445 (as shown in FIGS. 12 and 13) or close to the side edge end 446. The position (as shown in Figure 14) can be slipped between the use position and the collapsed position. When the hand lever 2 is positioned at the use position, the pair of upright bars 21 can be perpendicular to the base 4 for hanging the bag, and when the hand lever 2 is positioned at the folding position, the pair of upright bars 21 can be pivoted to abut the base 4 to facilitate storage and portability.

In summary, the new mobile rack 100 is convenient for storage and convenient to carry, and can be carried by hanging bags when shopping for shopping, so that the object of the present invention can be achieved.

However, the above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, that is, the simple equivalent changes and modifications made in accordance with the scope of the present patent application and the contents of the patent specification, All remain within the scope of this new patent.

100‧‧‧Action rack

301‧‧‧ Body Department

1‧‧‧Support unit

302‧‧‧Hook

2‧‧‧Hand lever

4‧‧‧Base

21‧‧‧Upright pole

41‧‧‧ board

22‧‧‧Handheld body

42‧‧‧ Fixed Department

23‧‧‧cross body

5‧‧‧ Wheel set

3‧‧‧hook

30‧‧‧hook group

Claims (11)

A motion hanger comprising: a support unit, comprising a base, and a plurality of wheel sets disposed on a bottom side of the base; a pull bar disposed on the base and telescopic to adjust a length; and a plurality of hanging Hook, set on the pull bar to hang items. The action hanger of claim 1, wherein the handle bar has a pair of telescopic upright bars, the base having a plate body and a pair of hollow fixing portions disposed on the plate body, the pair being fixed The portions respectively fit and receive the bottom ends of the pair of upright rods, so that the pair of upright rods are detachably and tightly engaged with the pair of fixing portions. The action hanger of claim 2, wherein the plate body has two separate plate portions, and the base further has a hinge connecting the plate portions, so that the base is not coupled with the pull bar When the plates are overlapped with each other. The action hanger of claim 2 or 3, wherein the handle bar further has a crossbar body connected between the pair of upright bars, and the hooks are disposed on the crossbar body. The action rack of claim 4, further comprising a plurality of hook groups, each hook group having a ring body portion of the ring body and a plurality of spaced apart portions connected to the ring body portion Hook. The action rack of claim 1, wherein the pull bar has a telescopic upright rod body, the bottom end of the upright rod body is formed with a pair of joint protrusions protruding in opposite directions; the base has a plate body and the plate body has a mounting groove, the mounting groove is One side edge of the plate body extends toward the center, and has a main groove portion, a pair of limiting portions extending from the main groove portion in opposite directions, and an inlet and outlet formed at the side edge, the main groove portion penetrating the plate a top surface of the body for the upright rod body to protrude from the top surface of the plate body, the pair of limiting portions respectively accommodating the pair of joint protrusions to limit the upright rod body, wherein the joint protrusion portion of the upright rod body passes through the The inlet and outlet enter and exit the mounting groove to detachably couple the upright rod body to the base. The action hanger of claim 6, wherein the puller bar further has an elastic positioning mechanism, and the elastic positioning mechanism has a pair of latches that are elastically retractably respectively disposed on the pair of engaging projections, the pair of cards The block is constantly biased to protrude from the pair of coupling protrusions; the mounting groove further has a pair of positioning recesses adjacent to the opposite ends of the port and extending from the pair of limiting portions in opposite directions to fit the pair The block is positioned to position the upright pole in a use position. The action hanger of claim 1, wherein the handle bar has a pair of telescopic upright bars and a hand-held bar connected to the top of the pair of upright bars, each bottom end of which is formed with a vertical end a pair of coupling protrusions protruding in opposite directions; the base has a plate body having a pair of mounting grooves respectively corresponding to the pair of upright rod bodies and spaced apart from each other, each mounting groove being One side edge of the plate body extends toward the center, and has a main groove portion, and a pair of the main groove portion a limiting portion extending in the opposite direction, and an entrance and exit formed at the side edge, the main groove portion penetrating the top surface of the plate body for the corresponding vertical rod body to protrude from the top surface of the plate body, the pair of limiting portions respectively And aligning the corresponding pair of convex protrusions to position the upright rod body, and the joint protrusions of the pair of upright rods respectively enter and exit the corresponding installation slots through the corresponding inlet and outlet to make the pair of upright rods and the base The seat is detachably combined. The action hanger of claim 8, wherein the handle bar further has two elastic positioning mechanisms respectively disposed on the pair of upright bars, and each of the elastic positioning mechanisms has a pair of elastically retractable correspondingly disposed correspondingly The pair of upright rods are coupled to the protrusions of the protrusions, the pair of blocks are biased and kept convexly from the pair of coupling protrusions; each of the mounting slots further has a pair of opposite ends of the inlet and outlet and are respectively separated by the pair The limiting portion further extends the oppositely formed positioning recesses to accommodate the pair of latches to position the corresponding upright rods in a use position. The mobile rack of claim 1, wherein the pull bar has a pair of telescopic upright bars, a hand held bar connected to the top of the pair of upright bars, and two pivotally connected to each a mounting seat of the bottom end of the pair of upright rods, the base having a plate body having a pair of mounting slots respectively corresponding to the mounting seats and spaced apart from each other, each mounting slot being constituted by the plate body The central portion extends toward one side edge to form a central end and a side edge end. The mounting seats are respectively disposed in the mounting slots and can be positioned at a use position near the central end or a folded position near the side edge end. And can slide between the use position and the folding position. The action hanger of any one of clauses 6 to 10, wherein each of the vertical shank bodies further defines a plurality of spaced apart positioning holes; each of the hooks has a positioning hole that can be penetrated therein The buckle portion located in the positioning hole and a hook portion connected to the buckle portion enable the hook to be detachably coupled to the upright rod body.