Sound production structure of spinning wheel type winder

Abstract

The utility model relates to a sounding structure of a spinning wheel type winder, which comprises a mandrel, a poking disc, a line wheel and a tension retaining ring, the poking disc is provided with a disc body which is sleeved on the mandrel in a mode of being incapable of rotating relative to the mandrel, and an undulating part which is positioned on the periphery of the disc body; the wire wheel is sleeved on the mandrel in a manner of rotating relative to the mandrel, and the wire wheel is provided with a pipe part and an annular groove arranged on the inner edge of the pipe part; the tension retaining ring is in a bent strip shape, the tension retaining ring is provided with at least one protruding part extending into the annular groove of the line wheel and an elastic arm extending out of one protruding part and abutting against the fluctuating part of the shifting disc, and the tension retaining ring cannot rotate relative to the line wheel. Therefore, the sounding structure is simple in structure, few in parts and convenient to assemble, the cost can be reduced, and the market competitiveness can be improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to fishing tools, in particular to a sound-generating structure of a spinning reel. Background Art

[0002] A spinning reel is a common fishing reel, comprising a housing, a reel that can move back and forth and is disposed in front of the housing, a rotor that is rotatably disposed between the reel and the housing, and a handle that is rotatably disposed on one side of the housing, wherein the rotor can be driven to rotate by the handle, and the reel can be driven to move back and forth by the handle, thereby rotating the handle to evenly wind the fishing line around the reel.

[0003] When a fish is hooked and tries to escape, it may pull the fishing line out of the reel. In order to remind the user that the fishing line is being pulled out by the fish, a sounding device is generally provided on the reel to make a warning sound such as a ticking sound when the reel rotates, reminding the user to reel in the line. The structure of the conventional sounding device is relatively complex, requiring screws to be locked and springs and sounding sheets to be installed. The assembly is time-consuming and the cost cannot be reduced. Utility Model Content

[0004] One purpose of the utility model is to provide a sound-generating structure of a spinning reel, which has a simple structure, a small number of parts and is easy to assemble, thereby reducing costs and improving market competitiveness.

[0005] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the sound-generating structure of the spinning reel of the utility model includes a spindle, a dial plate, a reel and a tension buckle, wherein the dial plate has a disk body which is sleeved on the spindle in a manner that it cannot rotate relative to the spindle, and an undulating portion is located at the periphery of the disk body; the reel is sleeved on the spindle in a manner that it can rotate relative to the spindle, and the reel has a tube portion and an annular groove disposed on the inner edge of the tube portion; the tension buckle is in the shape of a curved strip, and the tension buckle has at least one protrusion extending into the annular groove of the reel, and an elastic arm extending from one of the protrusions and abutting against the undulating portion of the dial plate, and the tension buckle cannot rotate relative to the reel. Thus, the sound-generating structure has a simple structure, a small number of parts, and is easy to assemble, which can reduce costs and enhance market competitiveness. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0006] Figure 1 A three-dimensional diagram of a spinning reel according to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention;

[0007] Figure 2 This is an exploded view of the sound-generating structure of a spinning reel according to a first preferred embodiment of the utility model;

[0008] Figures 3-4A cross-sectional view of the sound-generating structure of a spinning reel according to a first preferred embodiment of the utility model;

[0009] Figure 5 A three-dimensional diagram of the sound-generating structure of a spinning reel according to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention;

[0010] Figure 6 A three-dimensional diagram of the sound-generating structure of a spinning reel according to a third preferred embodiment of the present invention;

[0011] Figure 7 It is a front view of the sound-generating structure of a spinning reel according to the fourth preferred embodiment of the utility model.

[0012]

Explanation of symbols

[0013] 1 Spinning Reel

[0014] 2 housing 4 rotor 6 handle

[0015] 9 Vocalization structure

[0016] 10 spindle 12 front section

[0017] 20 toggle plate 22 plate body 23 shaft hole

[0018] 24 undulations 25 convex peaks

[0019] 26 valley 28 gasket

[0020] 30 wire wheel 32 pipe 33 wire hook

[0021] 34 first anti-rotation member 35 annular groove

[0022] 36 second anti-rotation member 37 key washer

[0023] 38 Brake Washer S Imaginary Plane

[0024] 40 tension buckle 42 protrusion 44 elastic arm

[0025] 45 end 46 axial section

[0026] 48 striking pieces DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0027] The following four preferred embodiments are combined with the accompanying drawings to explain the technical content and features of the present utility model in detail. Figures 1 to 4As shown, the sound-generating structure 9 of the spinning reel 1 provided by the first preferred embodiment of the utility model is shown. The spinning reel 1 comprises a housing 2, a spindle 10, a dial 20, a reel 30 that can reciprocate forward and backward and is arranged in front of the housing 2, a rotor 4 that is rotatably arranged between the reel 30 and the housing 2, a handle 6 that is rotatably arranged on one side of the housing 2, and a tension buckle 40. For the convenience of explanation, this article uses Figure 1 The arrow A is the front, but this is not used as a limitation of the scope of the patent of the utility model.

[0028] The spindle 10 is located inside the housing 2 . When the handle 6 rotates, the spindle 10 can be driven to reciprocate forward and backward. The cross section of the front section 12 of the spindle 10 is non-circular.

[0029] The dial 20 has a plate body 22 which is sleeved on the spindle 10 in a manner that it cannot rotate relative to the spindle 10, and an undulating portion 24 located at the periphery of the plate body 22, wherein the plate body 22 is circular and has a non-circular shaft hole 23, and is sleeved on the front section 12 of the spindle 10, and the undulating portion 24 has a plurality of convex peaks 25 and a plurality of concave valleys 26 arranged alternately to form a sawtooth shape. The shape of the undulating portion 24 is not limited, as long as it is non-circular.

[0030] The reel 30 is mounted on the spindle 10 in a manner that it can rotate relative to the spindle 10. The reel 30 has a tube portion 32 and an annular groove 35 disposed on the inner edge of the tube portion 32. The tube portion 32 of the reel 30 is provided with a wire hook sleeve 33, and the inner end of the wire hook sleeve 33 is connected to a first stop member 34. The first stop member 34 partially extends into the annular groove 35 of the reel 30. The tube portion 32 of the reel 30 is used for winding a fishing line (not shown). In order to make the reel 30 have appropriate friction to counteract the pulling force of the hooked fish on the fishing line, a key washer 37 can be provided, which is sleeved on the spindle 10 and located between the tension buckle 40 and the reel 30, and a brake washer 38 can be sleeved on the spindle 10 and located between the key washer 37 and the reel 30. The key washer 37 cannot rotate relative to the spindle 10, and the brake washer 38 is not restricted by the spindle 10. When the reel 30 is pressed against the brake washer 38 by other components, the key washer 37 cannot move because it is supported by the dial 20 and the two gaskets 28. As a result, the reel 30 is affected by the brake washer 38 and has a predetermined rotational friction.

[0031] The tension buckle 40 is in the shape of a curved strip and has a predetermined tension that expands outward. The tension buckle 40 has four protrusions 42 that extend into the annular groove 35 of the wire wheel 30, and an elastic arm 44 that extends toward the center from one of the protrusions 42 and abuts against the undulating portion 24 of the dial plate 20. Since the tension buckle 40 and the first stop member 34 are both located in the same annular groove 35, and the first stop member 34 is connected to the wire hook sleeve 33 and cannot move, the tension buckle 40 is limited by the first stop member 34 and cannot rotate relative to the wire wheel 30. The end 45 of the elastic arm 44 has an axial section 46 that extends into one of the valleys 26 of the dial plate 20, and the extension direction of the axial section 46 is parallel to the central axis 10. However, in other embodiments, the end 45 only needs to abut against the undulating portion 24 , the axial section 46 is not necessary, and the number of the protruding portions 42 only needs to be two or more.

[0032] When a fish is hooked and tries to escape by pulling the fishing line out of the reel 30, the reel 30 rotates relative to the spindle 10 and the dial 20, and the tension ring 40 rotates with the reel 30. The elastic arm 44 is continuously tossed by the convex peak 25 of the undulating portion 24 of the dial 20 to make an intermittent sound, reminding the user that a fish is currently hooked and that subsequent actions such as reeling are required. Through the above design, the sound-generating structure 9 of the spinning reel 1 provided by the utility model is not only simple and has a small number of parts, but also only needs to slightly compress the tension ring 40 and put it into the annular groove 35 of the reel 30. After releasing the tension ring 40, it can be opened outward and connected with the reel 30. There is no need to lock screws or install springs and sound-generating sheets as in the conventional structure. The assembly is very convenient, which can effectively reduce costs and improve market competitiveness, thereby achieving the purpose of the utility model.

[0033] In order to ensure that the tension buckle 40 does not rotate relative to the wire wheel 30, a second anti-rotation member 36 in the form of a column can be added to the wire wheel 30. The annular groove 35 of the wire wheel 30 is located on an imaginary plane S. The second anti-rotation member 36 intersects with the imaginary plane S, and the tension buckle 40 located on the imaginary plane S abuts against it, thereby limiting the tension buckle 40 from rotating relative to the wire wheel 30. It should be noted that the first anti-rotation member 34 and the second anti-rotation member 36 can be regarded as a kind of anti-rotation member and can be set selectively, but they can also be omitted and only rely on the friction formed between the tension of the tension buckle 40 and the annular groove 35 to make the two rotate together.

[0034] Based on the design spirit of the utility model, the sound-generating structure 9 of the spinning reel 1 may have other changes, such as Figure 5As shown, the sound-generating structure 9 of the spinning reel 1 provided in the second preferred embodiment of the utility model is substantially the same as the aforementioned embodiment, with the only difference being that the elastic arm 44 of the tension buckle 40 is provided with a knocking member 48 at its end 45 to abut against the undulating portion 24 of the dial 20. Different materials of the knocking member 48 can emit different warning sounds, and the knocking member 48 can increase the wear resistance to extend the service life.

[0035] Another example Figure 6 As shown, the sound-generating structure 9 of the spinning reel 1 provided in the third preferred embodiment of the utility model is substantially the same as the first embodiment, with the only difference that the tension buckle 40 also has a stop arm 49 extending from one of the protrusions 42 and overlapping with the elastic arm 44. In fact, the stop arm 49 is pressed on the elastic arm 44 to prevent the elastic arm 44 from vibrating continuously and causing the tension buckle 40 to be separated from the annular groove 35 of the reel 30. In order to make the overall structure more stable, a hook 50 can also be extended from the end of the stop arm 49.

[0036] Another example Figure 7 As shown, the sound-generating structure 9 of the spinning reel 1 provided in the fourth preferred embodiment of the utility model is substantially the same as the first embodiment, with the only difference that the tension buckle 40 is a C-shaped buckle, which is a curved flat strip as a whole and can be regarded as having only one protrusion 42 whose extension range exceeds 1 / 2 of the circumference, and the elastic arm 44 extends from the center of the protrusion 42 toward the dial 20 and abuts against the undulating portion 24 with its end.

[0037] All such easily conceivable structural changes should be covered by the patent application scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A sound-generating structure of a spinning reel, characterized in that: Contains: One axis; A dial plate, comprising a plate body sleeved on the spindle in a manner that the plate body cannot rotate relative to the spindle, and an undulating portion located at the periphery of the plate body; A wire wheel is sleeved on the spindle in a manner that it can rotate relative to the spindle, and the wire wheel has a tube portion and an annular groove disposed on the inner edge of the tube portion; and A tension buckle is in the shape of a curved strip, and has at least one protrusion extending into the annular groove of the wire wheel, and an elastic arm extending from one of the protrusions and abutting against the undulating portion of the dial, and the tension buckle cannot rotate relative to the wire wheel.

2. The sound-generating structure of a spinning reel as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The undulating part of the dial plate has a plurality of convex peaks and a plurality of concave valleys arranged alternately, and the elastic arm of the tension buckle ring extends into one of the concave valleys with its end.

3. The sound-generating structure of a spinning reel as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: The end of the elastic arm has an axial section extending into one of the valleys, and the axial section is parallel to the core axis.

4. The sound-generating structure of a spinning reel as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The utility model also comprises a rotation-stopping member which is arranged on the wire wheel and is used for the tension buckle ring to abut against.

5. The sound-generating structure of a spinning reel as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that: The anti-rotation component is columnar, the annular groove of the wire wheel is located on an imaginary plane, and the anti-rotation component intersects with the imaginary plane.

6. The sound-generating structure of a spinning reel as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that: The tube portion of the wire wheel is provided with a wire hook sleeve, and the anti-rotation member is connected with the wire hook sleeve and partially extends into the annular groove of the wire wheel.

7. The sound-generating structure of a spinning reel as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The tension buckle also has a knocking piece which is arranged on the elastic arm and abuts against the undulating part of the dial.

8. The sound-generating structure of a spinning reel as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The tension buckle also has a stop arm extending from one of the protruding parts and crossing and overlapping with the elastic arm.

9. The sound-generating structure of a spinning reel as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The invention also comprises a key washer sleeved on the spindle and located between the tension buckle and the wire wheel, and a brake washer sleeved on the spindle and located between the key washer and the wire wheel.

10. The sound-generating structure of a spinning reel as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The tension ring is a C-shaped ring.

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