Elastic mooring line belt

Abstract

The utility model provides a kind of elastic mooring rope belt, including telescopic rope body, and the left and right ends of telescopic rope body are respectively connected with first rope sleeve and second rope sleeve for being tied with cable pile and / or pier column, and detachably mounted with several metal hanging buckles on telescopic rope body, telescopic rope body includes braided cover and the elastic rope cable being arranged in braided cover, and the elastic rope cable is sequentially connected by the rubber strip of several identical structures by first connecting piece, and the braided cover is sequentially connected by second connecting piece by the first sleeve body of several, and the first sleeve body corresponds with rubber strip position, and first sleeve body wraps rubber strip, and first connecting piece is inside second connecting piece, and metal hanging buckle is installed in second connecting piece outside side.The elastic rope cable in the utility model is composed of rubber strip, has good telescopic property, and can automatically adjust tension along with the displacement of ship body by wave swing.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of rope technology, specifically an elastic mooring rope. Background Technology

[0002] Traditional mooring lines used for small watercraft such as yachts, boats, and kayaks are mostly made of non-elastic materials. Their design and performance are ill-suited to the mooring scenarios of small boats. Due to their lightweight hulls and shallow drafts, small boats are easily affected by currents, light winds, or people boarding and disembarking, resulting in frequent small displacements. The lines cannot adaptively adjust their tension with the boat's movement, causing them to remain in an unstable state of constant tension or slack. When the boat moves away from the mooring position due to external forces, the non-elastic lines are instantly overstretched, generating concentrated peak tension. This tension can directly cause tensile damage to the boat's fragile mooring rings and hull edges. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this utility model is to provide an elastic bob rope to solve the technical problems in the background art.

[0004] To achieve the aforementioned objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution:

[0005] An elastic mooring rope includes a telescopic rope body. The left and right ends of the telescopic rope body are respectively connected to a first rope loop and a second rope loop for securing to a bollard and / or pier. Several metal hooks are detachably installed on the telescopic rope body. The telescopic rope body includes a braided outer jacket and an elastic cable disposed within the braided outer jacket. The elastic cable is composed of several rubber strips with identical structures connected sequentially by a first connector. The braided outer jacket is composed of several first sleeves connected sequentially by second connectors. The first sleeves correspond in position to the rubber strips and wrap around them. The first connectors are located inside the second connectors, and the metal hooks are installed on the outside of the second connectors.

[0006] The rubber strip has a first mounting through hole at each of its left and right ends. The first connector is a webbing structure. Both ends of the first connector pass through the first mounting through holes of the adjacent rubber strips. The middle part of the first connector is a first sewn part made of a stacked structure. The second connector is stacked with the first sewn part of the first connector and sewn together.

[0007] The outer side of the second connector is sewn with a first strap for mounting a metal hook. The first strap is formed by overlapping and sewing together a flat strip of webbing. One end of the first strap is a second sewn part, which is overlapped and sewn together with the second connector. The other end of the first strap is a first fixing hole of a hollow sleeve structure for inserting and fastening the metal hook.

[0008] The first and second rope loops have the same structure. The first rope loop is formed by sewing together a strip-shaped webbing structure extending outward from the end of the woven outer jacket. One end of the first rope loop is bent toward the woven outer jacket to form a second fixing hole with a hollow sleeve structure. The overlapping part on the first rope loop forms a third sewn part.

[0009] The first rope loop is also sewn with a fourth sewing part, and a third fixing hole of a hollow loop structure is left between the third sewing part and the fourth sewing part.

[0010] Compared with existing technologies, the elastic mooring rope of this application has an internal elastic cable composed of rubber strips, which has good elasticity and can automatically adjust the tension according to the displacement of the hull caused by wave swaying. The first and second rope loops at both ends are specially designed for mooring bollards and piers. During operation, no complicated locks are required. The rope can be directly slipped on to complete the fixation. Combined with the buffering characteristics of the elastic cable, mooring can be completed quickly even in wind and waves, which significantly improves the efficiency of operation. The length of the mooring rope can be freely adjusted by metal hooks. The number of metal hooks can also be increased or decreased according to the needs of the mooring scenario to increase or decrease the number of hooks with other attachment points, which improves the flexibility of the use of the elastic mooring rope. Attached Figure Description

[0011] Figure 1 : A three-dimensional structural diagram of this application;

[0012] Figure 2 : Figure 1 Enlarged view of point A;

[0013] Figure 3 : Three-dimensional structure diagram of elastic rope;

[0014] Figure 4 : Figure 3 Enlarged view of point B;

[0015] Figure 5 : 3D structural diagram of the rubber strip;

[0016] Figure 6 : 3D structural diagram of a knitted coat;

[0017] Figure 7 : Figure 6 Enlarged view of point C;

[0018] Figure 8 : Three-dimensional structure diagram of the first rope loop. Detailed Implementation

[0019] The technical solutions of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments of the present invention.

[0020] Specific Implementation Example 1: Please refer to Figures 1 to 8In this embodiment of the utility model, an elastic mooring rope includes a telescopic rope body. The left and right ends of the telescopic rope body are respectively connected to a first rope loop 4 and a second rope loop 5 for securing to a bollard and / or pier. Several metal hooks 6 are detachably installed on the telescopic rope body. The metal hooks 6 are existing stainless steel spring buckle structures. The telescopic rope body includes a braided outer jacket 2 and an elastic cable 1 disposed within the braided outer jacket 2. The elastic cable 1 is composed of several rubber strips 101 with identical structures connected sequentially by a first connector 102. In this embodiment, there are three rubber strips 101, each with a width of 3 / 8 inch (approximately 0.9 cm). The braided outer jacket 2 has a width of 1 inch. The braided outer jacket 2 is composed of several first sleeves 201 connected sequentially by a second connector 202. The first sleeves 201 correspond in position to the rubber strips 101 and wrap around them. The first connector 102 is inside the second connector 202, and the metal hooks 6 are installed on the outside of the second connector 202. The elastic range of the telescopic rope can cover different sway amplitudes of the hull, while the detachable metal hook 6 supports multiple attachment points, making it suitable for a variety of vessels from small yachts and fishing boats to medium-sized cargo ships, as well as different mooring environments such as docks and piers.

[0021] In this application, the left and right ends of the rubber strip 101 are respectively provided with first mounting through holes 101-1, the first connector 102 is a webbing structure, the two ends of the first connector 102 pass through the first mounting through holes 101-1 of the adjacent rubber strip 101, the middle part of the first connector 102 is a first sewn part 102-1 with a stacked structure, and the second connector 202 is stacked with the first sewn part 102-1 of the first connector 102 and sewn together.

[0022] The outer side of the second connector 202 is sewn with a first hanging strap 3 for mounting the metal hook 6. The first hanging strap 3 is formed by overlapping and sewing together a flat strip-shaped webbing. One end of the first hanging strap 3 is a second sewing part 301, which is overlapped and sewn together with the second connector 202. The other end of the first hanging strap 3 is a hollow sleeve structure with a first fixing hole 302 for inserting and fastening the metal hook 6.

[0023] The first rope loop 4 and the second rope loop 5 have the same structure. The first rope loop 4 is formed by sewing a strip-shaped webbing structure that extends outward from the end of the woven outer jacket 2. One end of the first rope loop 4 is bent towards the woven outer jacket 2 to form a second fixing hole 402 with a hollow sleeve structure. The overlapping part on the first rope loop 4 forms a third sewing part 401.

[0024] The first rope loop 4 is also sewn with a fourth sewing part 403. A third fixing hole 404 with a hollow loop structure is left between the third sewing part 401 and the fourth sewing part 403. The third fixing hole 404 can be used to attach a metal hook 6 to adjust the overall length of the rope.

[0025] In addition, the overlapping sewing parts mentioned in this embodiment are all sewn using a stitch knot structure. The stitches of the stitch knot evenly cover the overlapping parts and can withstand repeated stretching and friction.

[0026] Compared with existing technologies, the elastic mooring rope of this application has an internal elastic cable composed of rubber strips, which has good elasticity and can automatically adjust the tension according to the displacement of the hull caused by wave swaying. The first and second rope loops at both ends are specially designed for mooring bollards and piers. During operation, no complicated locks are required. The rope can be directly slipped on to complete the fixation. Combined with the buffering characteristics of the elastic cable, mooring can be completed quickly even in wind and waves, which significantly improves the efficiency of operation. The length of the mooring rope can be freely adjusted by metal hooks. The number of metal hooks can also be increased or decreased according to the needs of the mooring scenario to increase or decrease the number of hooks with other attachment points, which improves the flexibility of the use of the elastic mooring rope.

[0027] It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that this invention is not limited to the details of the foregoing exemplary embodiments, and that it can be implemented in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics of this invention. Therefore, the embodiments should be considered illustrative and non-limiting in all respects, and the scope of this invention is defined by the appended claims rather than the foregoing description. Thus, it is intended that all variations falling within the meaning and scope of equivalents of the claims be included within this invention. No reference numerals in the claims should be construed as limiting the scope of the claims.

[0028] Furthermore, it should be understood that although this specification describes embodiments, not every embodiment contains only one independent technical solution. This narrative style is merely for clarity. Those skilled in the art should consider the specification as a whole, and the technical solutions in each embodiment can also be appropriately combined to form other embodiments that can be understood by those skilled in the art.

Claims

1. An elastic bob rope, characterized in that: The device includes a telescopic rope, with a first rope loop and a second rope loop connected to its left and right ends for securing to a bollard and / or pier. Several metal hooks are detachably mounted on the telescopic rope. The telescopic rope includes a braided outer jacket and an elastic cable within the braided outer jacket. The elastic cable consists of several identical rubber strips connected sequentially by a first connector. The braided outer jacket consists of several first sleeves connected sequentially by second connectors. The first sleeves correspond to the positions of the rubber strips and wrap around them. The first connectors are located inside the second connectors, and the metal hooks are mounted on the outside of the second connectors.

2. The elastic bollard rope according to claim 1, characterized in that: The rubber strip has a first mounting through hole at each of its left and right ends. The first connector is a webbing structure. Both ends of the first connector pass through the first mounting through holes of the adjacent rubber strips. The middle part of the first connector is a first sewn part made of a stacked structure. The second connector is stacked with the first sewn part of the first connector and sewn together.

3. The elastic bob rope according to claim 2, characterized in that: The outer side of the second connector is sewn with a first strap for mounting a metal hook. The first strap is formed by overlapping and sewing together a flat strip of webbing. One end of the first strap is a second sewn part, which is overlapped and sewn together with the second connector. The other end of the first strap is a first fixing hole of a hollow sleeve structure for inserting and fastening the metal hook.

4. The elastic bob rope according to claim 3, characterized in that: The first and second rope loops have the same structure. The first rope loop is formed by sewing together a strip-shaped webbing structure extending outward from the end of the woven outer jacket. One end of the first rope loop is bent toward the woven outer jacket to form a second fixing hole with a hollow sleeve structure. The overlapping part on the first rope loop forms a third sewn part.

5. The elastic bob rope according to claim 4, characterized in that: The first rope loop is also sewn with a fourth sewing part, and a third fixing hole of a hollow loop structure is left between the third sewing part and the fourth sewing part.

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