JP4965110B2 - Eye reinforcement bracket - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an eye-reinforcing metal fitting that fits inside a ring-shaped eye formed at an end of a wire rope such as a messenger wire or a slinging wire and holds the ring shape so as not to be crushed.

  For messenger wires used when laying cables, and slinging devices such as various slings and wire ropes used when hanging loads with cranes, lifting equipment, etc. Strongly compressed and connected, thereby forming a ring shape called eye.

  This eye passes through a wire rope or hangs on a crane hook or locking tool, but when a load is applied, the ring shape collapses in half, making it difficult to remove the wire rope after work, In addition, when it is reused, it is difficult to insert it, so there are some which are fitted with reinforcing metal fittings that maintain the shape of the eye.

As such an eye-reinforcing metal fitting, there has been a conventional technique as shown below, for example.
JP, 5-139683, A A wire rope provided with the conventional eye reinforcement metal fitting is shown in FIG. Eyes 106 and 107 are formed in advance at both ends of the slinging wire 105 by a splicing of a knitting method, and the reinforcing metal fitting 101 is a plate body formed in a substantially U shape, and has a substantially semicircular cross section on the outside thereof. A wire groove 102 was provided. Caulking pieces 103 for gripping the wire rope protruded from both ends and the center of the wire groove 102, respectively.

  The wire rope was fitted along the wire groove 102, and then the caulking piece 103 was bent and attached. Thus, the sling wire 105 to which the reinforcing metal fitting is attached has an advantage that it can be held so that the ring shape of the through hole 104 is not crushed.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the messenger wire has a reinforcing metal fitting called a round simple 201 or a split simple 301 fitted therein for the purpose of retention. These simple 201 and 301 are also plate bodies formed in a circular shape or a drop shape, and wire grooves 202 and 302 having a substantially semicircular cross section are provided on the outside. As shown in FIG. 8, the messenger wire 305 is a simple wire 301 in which a wire 303 made of a steel stranded wire is wound, and the folded end is crimped with an aluminum tube 304 and used for drawing or the like.

  However, when such a messenger wire 305 is hooked on the locking tool 401 as shown in FIG. 9 and is tightened with a fastener (not shown) or the like, when the strength of the claw 402 of the locking tool 401 is smaller than the wire strength, There was a risk that 402 would break. That is, in the conventional eye reinforcing bracket 301, since the load is applied to the locking member 401 in a concentrated manner, there is a risk of breakage when the strength at the point of action is not sufficient, which may lead to an accident.

  This invention is made to solve the above-mentioned problems of the conventional eye reinforcement metal fittings, and even when the strength of the load application point is slightly inferior to the wire breaking strength, the member of the load application point is broken. An object of the present invention is to provide an eye-reinforcing metal fitting that has no fear of being lost.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the eye reinforcing bracket of the present invention is an eye reinforcing bracket made of a plate material that fits inside the eye of a wire rope and forms a groove on the outer surface. The plate member is round and wound. Two or more jumping portions for gripping the wire rope are provided, and a hole for inserting a fastening fitting is formed in the overlapping portion outside the wire rope of the jumping portion.

The shape of the eye-reinforcing metal fitting is circular, and the groove portion has a substantially semicircular cross section for fitting the wire rope. It is desirable that the pair of protruding portions is located at the tip of the eye. A bolt, for example, a bolt, is inserted into the hole of the protruding portion, and is inserted into a bolt insertion hole provided in the locking member, and is fastened with a nut. For this reason, as for a wire rope, a load action point is disperse | distributed to the nail | claw part which the eye inside latches, for example, and the bolt nut part which the protrusion part latches. The jumping portion also contributes to preventing the wire rope from falling off.

When the eye reinforcement metal plate is round, there is no directionality, so the metal fitting can be rotated inside the eye. One jumping part can be selected and locked, or a plurality of jumping parts may be locked simultaneously.

In the eye reinforcing bracket of the present invention, since the hole is formed in the protruding portion that grips the wire rope, the load application points are dispersed, and there is no possibility that the locking tool is broken. Further, since the plate material of the eye reinforcing bracket is provided with two or more pairs of protruding portions in a round shape, the locking mode can be widened.

  Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a plan view of the eye reinforcement fitting, and FIG. 2 is a front view thereof. The eye reinforcing metal fitting 1 is fitted into the eye 3 of the wire rope 2 and is formed into a drop shape and is referred to as split simple. The eye reinforcement bracket 1 forms a groove portion 4 having a substantially semicircular cross section, and a wire rope 2 is fitted along the groove portion 4. The groove portion 4 is provided with a pair of protruding portions 5 and 5, and holes 6 and 6 are formed in the overlapping portion. A tightening fitting such as a bolt is inserted into the hole 6.

  Next, an embodiment of a circular reinforcing metal fitting is shown in FIGS. The eye reinforcing metal fitting 11 is formed in a circular shape and is called round simple. The eye reinforcing bracket 11 also forms a groove portion 14 having a substantially semicircular cross section, and the wire rope 12 is fitted along the groove portion 14. The groove portion 14 is provided with two pairs of protruding portions 15 and 15, and holes 16 and 16 are formed in these overlapping portions.

  When the bolt 17 is inserted into the hole 16, the eye 13 is first hooked on the claw 19 of the locking tool 18, then the bolt 17 is inserted into the locking plate 20 protruding from the locking tool 18, and the nut 21 Tighten at. The wire rope 12 is locked by the claw 19 and the bolt nuts 17 and 21, and the load application points are dispersed. Since the round eye reinforcement metal fitting 11 is provided with two or more pairs of the protruding portions 15, it can be rotated and used alternately or can be locked at two points simultaneously.

  The eye-reinforcing metal fittings of the present invention can be widely used not only for messenger wires and sling wires, but also for wire ropes that form eyes at the ends.

It is a top view of an eye reinforcement metal fitting. It is a front view of an eye reinforcement metal fitting. It is a top view of the eye reinforcement metal fitting of another embodiment. It is a front view of the eye reinforcement metal fitting of another embodiment. It is a perspective view of the wire rope provided with the conventional eye reinforcement metal fitting. It is the top view and front view of the conventional round simple. It is the top view and front view of the conventional split simple. It is an edge part top view of the conventional messenger wire. It is explanatory drawing of the conventional wire usage condition.

Explanation of symbols

1 Eye Reinforcing Bracket 2 Wire Rope 3 Eye 4 Groove 5 Jumping 6 Hole

Claims (1)

In an eye reinforcement fitting made of a plate material that fits inside the eye of the wire rope and forms a groove portion on the outer surface, the plate material is round and has two or more pairs of protruding portions that hold the wire rope to be wound. An eye-reinforcing metal fitting characterized in that a hole for inserting a fastening metal fitting is formed in an overlapped portion outside the wire rope of the protruding portion.

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