Strongly adsorbent tool fixing structure using multiple bar-shaped magnets equipped with magnetic waist clips

Abstract

This invention provides a strong-attraction tool fixing structure using multiple bar-shaped magnets equipped with magnetic waist clips. [Solution] The strong-suction tool fixing structure 1, equipped with a magnetic waist clip and multiple bar magnets, includes a support body 10, multiple magnetic adsorption members 20, and a metal member 30. The multiple magnetic adsorption members are installed on one side of the support body and arranged along the longitudinal direction of the support body, while the metal member is coupled to the other side of the support body and forms a relative positional relationship with the multiple magnetic adsorption members. The invention is used to fix the tool to the user's clothing, waist belt, or other support location. The above-described structural arrangement allows long metal tools to be attracted and fixed along the arrangement direction of the multiple magnetic adsorption members, reducing the unstable state that may occur with fixing at a single point of attraction. The structural design of the multiple bar magnets 21 and the magnetic waist clip provides a tool fixing structure suitable for long metal tools, achieving both convenience in use and stability of fixation.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a tool fixing structure, particularly to a structural design for fixing a tool using a magnetic adsorption method, which is to equip a metal tool on a user's body or a specific support position so that the tool can be temporarily fixed or taken out.

Background Art

[0002] In conventional tool fixing devices, designs for temporarily fixing a metal tool to a user's body or a specific position using a magnetic adsorption method can already be seen. For example, the tool is adsorbed to a waist clip, clothing, or a support member by a magnet to improve the convenience of taking it out. Such magnetic adsorption type tool fixing devices are generally widely used in maintenance, assembly, and related working environments because of their simple structure and intuitive operation.

[0003] However, many of the aforementioned existing technologies employ a single magnetic adsorption member or are adsorbed by magnets arranged concentrically. When used for a long metal tool, the adsorption positions are concentrated, resulting in a situation where stability is insufficient, and rotation or displacement of the tool often occurs during movement or the working process, and even the problem of falling off often occurs.

[0004] In addition, in some conventional designs, only the magnetic force intensity of the magnetic adsorption member itself is emphasized, and the arrangement relationship between the magnetic adsorption member and the fixing member is insufficiently considered. Therefore, the overall structure is difficult to achieve both the adsorption stability in actual use and the convenience of wearing or fixing.

[0005] Therefore, without complicating the structure, providing excellent stability to a magnetic adsorption type tool fixing device when adsorbing a long metal tool by an appropriate structural arrangement has been an issue to be solved in the related technical field.

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0006] The main objective of this invention is to provide a strong-attraction tool fixing structure using multiple bar-shaped magnets equipped with a magnetic waist clip, which improves upon the problem that existing magnetic-attraction tool fixing devices tend to have unstable attraction when attracting long metal tools, by designing the arrangement of the magnetic attraction member and the fixing member. [Means for solving the problem]

[0007] To achieve the above objective, the present invention provides a magnetic tool fixing structure comprising a support, a plurality of magnetic adsorption members, and a metal member. The plurality of magnetic adsorption members are installed on one side of the support and are arranged at intervals along the longitudinal direction of the support, while the metal member is coupled to the other side of the support and extends along the longitudinal direction of the support. With the above arrangement, a corresponding structural arrangement relationship can be formed with the metal member when a long metal tool is adsorbed by the magnetic adsorption members, thereby improving the stability of tool adsorption.

[0008] In one embodiment, the magnetic attraction members may be bar-shaped magnets and can be arranged at equal intervals along the longitudinal direction of the support, thereby making the attraction effect relatively uniform along the longitudinal direction.

[0009] In another embodiment, the metal member may be a metal piece formed by bending and may have a clamping function used to secure it to the user's clothing, waist belt, or other support location.

[0010] In one embodiment, the outer surface of the magnetic adsorption member may be exposed to the outside of the support in order to facilitate direct contact and adsorption with a metal tool, and the support can be manufactured from a plastic material or a composite material in order to achieve both structural strength and ease of use.

[0011] Furthermore, the metal components can be prevented from detaching by being fastened to the support or by being inserted into and fixed in a sliding groove provided in the support. [Effects of the Invention]

[0012] The magnetic adsorption tool fixing structure of this invention, through the aforementioned structural design, can provide excellent adsorption stability without significantly increasing the complexity of the structure, and is particularly suitable for temporarily fixing and removing long metal tools, thereby improving safety and convenience in actual use.

[0013] The magnetic tool fixing structure of this invention, with the aforementioned structural arrangement, allows the magnetic adsorption member to provide a relatively uniform adsorption effect to long metal tools along the longitudinal direction of the support during actual use, thereby reducing rotation, displacement, and detachment of the tool during movement and work processes.

[0014] Furthermore, this invention not only achieves stable tool attachment through the relative arrangement of the metal member and the magnetic adsorption member, but also maintains a good mounting or fixed state for the entire structure when fixed to the user's body or a specific support position, preventing the structure from loosening and affecting the safety of operation.

[0015] Furthermore, this invention achieves the aforementioned effects through the design of its structural arrangement, and since there is no need to add complex mechanisms or electronic components, it is possible to improve the reliability of tool fixing while maintaining structural simplicity, and it also contributes to reducing manufacturing costs and maintenance burdens.

[0016] In summary, the magnetic tool fixing structure of this invention can effectively improve the user experience when existing magnetic tool fixing devices are used to hold long metal tools, while also achieving stability, convenience, and practicality, and can be applied to various work environments where tools need to be frequently retrieved. [Brief explanation of the drawing]

[0017] [Figure 1] This is a three-dimensional conceptual diagram of one embodiment of the magnetic adsorption type tool fixing structure of the present invention. [Figure 2]This is a three-dimensional conceptual diagram of the magnetic adsorption type tool fixing structure of the present invention from another perspective, showing the relative arrangement relationship of the support, the magnetic adsorption member, and the metal member. [Figure 3] This is an exploded conceptual diagram of the magnetic adsorption type tool fixing structure of the present invention, showing the structural relationship of each component. [Figure 4] This is a side conceptual diagram of the magnetic adsorption type tool fixing structure of the present invention, explaining the arrangement state of the magnetic adsorption member and the metal member along the longitudinal direction of the support. [Figure 5] This is a conceptual diagram of the use state of the magnetic adsorption type tool fixing structure of the present invention, showing the state in which the present invention adsorbs a long metal tool.

Embodiments for Carrying out the Invention

Examples

[0018] Hereinafter, based on FIGS. 1 to 5, an embodiment of the strong adsorption type tool fixing structure using a plurality of bar-shaped magnets with a magnetically permeable waist clip of the present invention will be described, but the embodiments of the present invention are not limited thereto.

[0019] As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the present invention includes a support 10, a plurality of magnetic adsorption members 20, and a metal member 30. The support 10 is the main support member of the present invention. The plurality of magnetic adsorption members 20 are installed on one side of the support 10. The metal member 30 is coupled and supported on the other side of the support 10, and extends along the longitudinal direction of the support 10, forming a relative arrangement relationship in the structure between the magnetic adsorption member 20 and the metal member 30.

[0020] As shown in FIGS. 1, 3, and 4, a plurality of magnetic adsorption members 20 are installed and arranged at intervals along the longitudinal direction of the support 10. In one embodiment, the magnetic adsorption member 20 may be a bar-shaped magnet 21 and is arranged on the longitudinal direction of the support 10. By such an arrangement method, the magnetic adsorption member 20 forms a plurality of adsorption positions along the longitudinal direction of the support 10, thereby being able to correspond to the structural characteristics of a long metal tool.

[0021] As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, in one embodiment, on the side of the support 10 where the magnetic adsorption member 20 is installed, a corresponding accommodating portion 11 is formed for fitting the magnetic adsorption member 20 therein. The shape of the accommodating portion 11 is designed to correspond to the outer contour of the magnetic adsorption member 20, so that the magnetic adsorption member 20 can be positioned on the support 10 when installed.

[0022] As shown in FIGS. 2, 3 and 4, the metal member 30 is a metal piece formed by bending and has a clamping function. It extends along the longitudinal direction of the support 10 and is arranged opposite to the magnetic adsorption member 20. In one embodiment, the metal member 30 may be a U-shaped metal member 31 and is used for clamping to the user's clothing, waist belt or other support positions. Due to the relative arrangement of the metal member 30 and the magnetic adsorption member 20, the arrangement state of the magnetic adsorption member 20 can be maintained even when the present invention is fixed to the user's body.

[0023] Following the description of the above structural arrangement, what is considered in the design of the present invention is that in the use process of a long metal tool, if it is fixed at a single adsorption position, rotation, displacement or unstable state is likely to occur due to the length and weight distribution of the tool itself. Therefore, the present invention not only increases the number of magnetic adsorption members, but also arranges a plurality of magnetic adsorption members 20 along the longitudinal direction of the support 10 and forms a structural relationship corresponding to the metal member 30 therewith, so as to meet the use needs of a long tool. Such a structural arrangement belongs to a design choice made corresponding to the form of the tool and is not just a simple replacement of a single component.

[0024] In an embodiment, in order to restrict the movement of the magnetic adsorption member 20 on the support 10, the accommodating portion 11 can be provided with a concave groove or a stepped structure, thereby preventing the magnetic adsorption member 20 from moving or falling off during the assembly or use process. With the above design, the support 10 can stably accommodate the magnetic adsorption member 20 and maintain the magnetic adsorption member 20 in a predetermined arrangement state along the longitudinal direction of the support 10.

[0025] As shown in Figure 3, in one embodiment, the metal member 30 is connected to the support 10 by at least one fastening member 40, allowing the metal member 30 to be stably fixed to the support 10. In another embodiment, the support 10 may be provided with at least one sliding groove 50 into which the metal member 30 is inserted to prevent the metal member 30 from detaching from the support 10. The aforementioned fastening method and sliding groove insertion method can be alternative embodiments and do not affect the structural arrangement relationship between the magnetic adsorption member 20 and the metal member 30.

[0026] As shown in Figure 5, in use, the metal member 30 can be clamped to the user's clothing, waist belt, or other support position, thereby fixing the invention in an appropriate position. At this time, the long metal tool 60 is attracted to the magnetic adsorption member 20 by magnetic attraction and is supported and fixed along the direction of arrangement of the magnetic adsorption member 20, making it easy for the user to take out the tool or temporarily store it during the work process.

[0027] In summary, this invention forms a tool fixing structure suitable for long metal tools by combining the arrangement of multiple magnetic adsorption members 20 with the structural design of the metal member 30. The shape, quantity, and joining method of each component disclosed in this invention can all be adjusted as needed in practice and will not affect the technical spirit of this invention or the scope of protection defined by its utility model registration claims.

[0028] As described above, the present invention arranges multiple magnetic adsorption members 20 along the longitudinal direction of the support 10, thereby forming multiple adsorption positions along the longitudinal direction when adsorbing a long metal tool 60. This reduces rotation, displacement, or instability of the tool that may occur with fixing at a single adsorption point, thereby improving the stability of tool fixation.

[0029] Furthermore, the metal member 30 in this invention is installed on the other side of the support 10 and positioned opposite the magnetic adsorption member 20. This ensures that the position of the magnetic adsorption member 20 is maintained even when the invention is fixed to the user's clothing, waist belt, or other support location, preventing changes in the attachment or fixing posture from affecting the tool's adsorption effect. This invention achieves both ease of attachment and reliability in tool fixation simultaneously through the combination of the structures of the metal member 30 and the magnetic adsorption member 20.

[0030] Furthermore, this invention achieves tool fixation not solely through an increase in the magnetic force of a single magnetic adsorption member, but through the structural arrangement of multiple magnetic adsorption members 20 and metal members 30. The design accommodates the morphological characteristics of long metal tools 60, achieving an excellent tool fixing effect without significantly increasing the complexity of the overall structure, thereby contributing to improved safety and practicality during actual use.

[0031] In summary, this invention provides a tool fixing structure suitable for long metal tools 60 by arranging a support 10, a plurality of magnetic adsorption members 20, and a metal member 30. It can effectively improve the stability problems of existing magnetic adsorption type tool fixing devices during actual use, and has the advantages of a simplified structure, ease of use, and wide range of applications. [Explanation of Symbols]

[0032] 1. Strongly adsorbent tool fixing structure with multiple bar-shaped magnets equipped with magnetic waist clips. 10 Support 11. Storage Unit 20 Magnetic adsorption member 21 Bar-shaped magnets 30 Metal components 31 U-shaped metal member 40 Fastening members 50 sliding grooves 60 long metal tools

Claims

1. Support and A plurality of magnetic attraction members are fixedly installed on one side of the support and arranged at intervals along the longitudinal direction of the support, A metal member is coupled to and supported on the other side of the support and extends along the longitudinal direction of the support, In this strong-adsorption tool fixing structure, a plurality of bar-shaped magnets equipped with a conductive waist clip are arranged such that the plurality of magnetic adsorption members are positioned opposite the metal member, and the metal member is arranged in a structurally corresponding arrangement to the plurality of magnetic adsorption members, thereby improving the stability of adsorption when the magnetic adsorption members are attached to a long metal tool.

2. The side of the support on which the plurality of magnetic adsorption members are installed has a corresponding housing portion for fitting the plurality of magnetic adsorption members therein and for positioning the plurality of magnetic adsorption members on the support, the strong adsorption tool fixing structure with a plurality of bar-shaped magnets equipped with a magnetic waist clip according to claim 1.

3. A strong-suction tool fixing structure using multiple bar-shaped magnets, comprising a magnetic waist clip according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the housing restricts the movement of the multiple magnetic adsorption members on the support.

4. The magnetic attraction member is a bar-shaped magnet, a strong attraction type tool fixing structure using a plurality of bar magnets equipped with a conductive waist clip as described in claim 1.

5. The plurality of magnetic adsorption members are arranged at equal intervals in the longitudinal direction of the support, wherein the plurality of rod-shaped magnets provide a magnetic waist clip according to claim 1 for a strong adsorption type tool fixing structure.

6. The aforementioned metal member is a metal piece formed by bending and has a clamping function, wherein the strong adsorption tool fixing structure is provided by a plurality of bar-shaped magnets equipped with a magnetic waist clip according to claim 1.

7. The strong adsorption tool fixing structure using a plurality of bar-shaped magnets equipped with a magnetic waist clip according to claim 1, wherein the metal member is a bent metal structure having a clamping function for being attached to the user's clothing or waist belt.

8. The outer surface of the magnetic adsorption member is exposed to the outside of the support, wherein the tool fixing structure is provided by a plurality of bar-shaped magnets equipped with a magnetic waist clip according to claim 1.

9. A strong adsorption tool fixing structure using a plurality of bar-shaped magnets equipped with a magnetic waist clip according to claim 1, wherein the support is made from a plastic material or a composite material.

10. A strong adsorption tool fixing structure using a plurality of bar-shaped magnets equipped with a magnetic waist clip according to claim 1, wherein the support is provided with a sliding groove for sliding, and the metal member can be coupled after sliding along the sliding groove.

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