Reels TRIZ Cases

Replacing brushed motors eliminates saltwater corrosion while a planetary gear system enables remote-controlled line retrieval at 500 feet per minute.

Coaxial sensor alignment detects rotational irregularities without increasing structural complexity, enabling objective technique assessment.

A dual-bearing reel employs a cam mechanism to rotate a moving member, enabling a single universal circuit board to detect positions across varying reel sizes.

Segmenting the body into a removable lid and housing resolves complexity trade-offs by enabling tool-free assembly and secure hook storage.

A fishing reel uses an accelerometer and gyroscope to detect motion data for real-time operation feedback.

A fishing reel handle angular velocity measuring unit detects rotational speed variations during winding operations.

A replacement fishing line cartridge with detachable spooling portions stores old line to prevent tangling, eliminating manual unwinding waste.

An inclined sliding portion on the abutting surface prevents catching, enabling smooth pivoting of the bail support member.

A fishing reel features a line stopper on the locker rod that exposes or hides to secure the line.

Segmented sealing members prevent water intrusion into the drag washer, ensuring consistent force and eliminating drying requirements after detachment.

Angled bevel washers increase drag surface area to distribute braking force evenly, reducing startup inertia in fishing reel mechanisms.

Rotatable kick member supported on a connecting gear reduces reel thickness.

A fishing line clamping device uses a spring mechanism to buffer tension, preventing line damage from gravity during rod throwing.

Internal compound gears and a segmented central member guide fishing line paths, preventing tangling during high-speed retrieval.

Intermediary adaptor plate with angled openings secures fishing tackle against vibration without requiring additional rings or occupying existing clamp holes.

A dual-bearing reel spool braking device uses a selective fixing member to toggle brake shoes between braking and non-braking positions.

Integrating the click spring with an auxiliary washer reduces construction complexity and assembly defects while maintaining reliable sound generation.

A fishing reel side cover uses a locking rod and elastic means for one-handed operation.

A replaceable hood top extends the lifespan of a fishing reel frame by absorbing shock and resisting scratches on the thumb rest.

A quick brake adjust knob uses arc slopes and elastic members to transmit force for precise spool damping control.

A lever-operated fishing reel uses a gear train and reciprocating lever to rotate the line spool for single-handed operation.

A dual-bearing reel uses a projecting barrier portion to guide fishing line away from the clutch operating member gap.

An annular elastic member secures the tubular member on the shaft, preventing screw collision damage and enhancing reliability.

An insulating bushing fitted over the pinion blocks electrical potential differences, preventing electrochemical corrosion and ensuring smooth clutch operation.

A dual-bearing reel uses a side plate groove to minimize water film formation between the spool and reel body.

One-piece molded resin clutch supporting member eliminates positional deviation between bearing and clutch member, ensuring smooth spool shaft coupling.

Thermal insulating layer between carbon fiber liner and drag plate prevents heat transfer, maintaining consistent drag pressure during high-friction operation.

A fishing reel spool detachment mechanism uses a nested push button and spring arrangement to shorten the axial length of the one-touch release structure.