CN213907962U - Pet dragging rope shock absorption device - Google Patents
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Abstract
The pet dragging rope shock absorption device is arranged in the pet dragging rope and is used for absorbing shock so as to reduce the influence caused by dragging of the pet when the pet slides. The pet leash shock absorbing device includes a visual cushioning indicator to visually indicate to a user how much force is absorbed when a pet pulls on the leash.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to a device, it is arranged in pet towline, is used as inhaling the shake device to reduce the pet and drag the influence of making when swift current pet.
Background
While various tugs have been on the market, they have different advantages over conventional tugs to reduce the effect of pet build, i.e., the pulling of the dog. KR20140001965U discloses a shock absorbing device for use with a pet collar, which is fastened to the pet collar. The shock absorption device of the pet collar is cylindrical, and one end of the outer surface of the shock absorption device is provided with a retaining ring for fastening the pet collar; having a connecting ring extending from the retaining ring to effect internal rotation of the shock absorbing device; having a housing provided with a gasket fastened in the intermediate portion between the housing and the connection ring; and a neck rope hole for the neck rope to pass through from the other end of the shock-absorbing device. One end of the inner surface of the shell is connected with a buffer spring; one side of the stop piece is connected with the free end of the buffer spring, and the other side of the stop piece is connected with the neck rope; the area of the stop piece is larger than the area of the neck rope hole. When an external force is applied to the shock absorbing device, the buffer spring contracts or extends, and force buffering is achieved between the retaining ring and the neck ring. Such a tow line as described above generally has the problem of being complicated to operate and, because it comprises a considerable number of components, is often subject to adjustment errors.
Therefore, there is a need for a new type of pet leash shock absorbing device that overcomes the above-mentioned disadvantages.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims at providing a set up and be used for inhaling the shake device that shakes in pet towline to reduce the pet and pull the influence of making when swift current pet.
The shock absorbing device is integrally combined in the area of the towing rope, and the position of the longitudinal axis of the shock absorbing device is coincident with the longitudinal axis of the towing rope. The shock absorbing device is produced and combined on the towing rope together when the towing rope is produced.
The shock absorbing device consists of three parts, namely a protective shell, elastic fibers or a frame body and a visual buffering indicator. The shock absorbing device is used for absorbing transverse and longitudinal force when people walk pets.
The elastic fiber or the frame body is a component mainly realizing a shock absorption function. The elastic fiber or the frame body is protected in the protective shell. Rather than being sewn as a separate component to a tow rope made of standard nylon or polyester fibers, the elastic fibers or frame incorporate elastic rubber strands to form an elastomer having a degree of extensibility when the tow rope is produced and woven. The transition from a pure polyester moiety to an elastomeric rubber + polyester moiety is continuous and essentially undetectable. To protect the elastomer area, a plastic protective shell or case is provided to protect the shock absorbing area of the tow rope from biting, tearing and general wear. The plastic of the plastic protective shell or the box body is TPU, TPR, TPE or even natural rubber. The protective shell or the box body is fixed on the towing rope through a first sewing thread. Finally, the utility model comprises a visual buffer indicator which is a piece of plastic; a visual cushioning indicator is secured to the resilient body of the shock absorbing means and is located closer to the leash hook that snaps over the dog collar. The visual cushioning indicator will show an elongated displacement when the dog is pulled, so that the user can also know by visual indication how much force is absorbed, in addition to feeling the cushioning effect with a sense.
The utility model discloses a pet towline inhales and shakes device can set up and be close to two positions of towline hook and being close to the towline handle, or set up in the intermediate position of towline generally.
The force absorption effect of the pet leash shock absorption device depends on the elastic fiber or the elastic fiber used by the frame body, the material of the elastic fiber, the shape of the elastic fiber and the polyester frame body and the total length of the elastic fiber. By varying any of the above factors, different degrees of cushioning can be achieved. Depending on the breed of dog and the strength of buffering required, different variants can be designed according to specific situations.
The pet leash shock absorbing device is characterized by an ideal balance in weight, strength absorption effect and aesthetic sense.
The main benefit of the present invention is that it can absorb all kinds of forces that a dog may cause by pulling alone, including the slightest pulling force common in dog-sliding, and thus the most sudden and violent pulling force, compared to other tow ropes that have no cushioning effect or only a structural cushioning system. Therefore, the user feels very comfortable and relaxed when using the utility model to walk the pet.
Furthermore, the utility model discloses the accessible changes the elastic fiber material, its length of weaving gimmick and elastic fiber material and designs out the various modification that have different degree buffering effects.
The visual cushioning indicator is a relevant part of the present invention because it lets the user know how much force the tow rope is absorbing before the tow rope reaches the cushioning limit. This cushioning limit is reached when the elastomeric fabric weave is fully extended. The visual cushioning indicator allows the user to know how much of the tow rope is to reach the cushioning limit.
Finally, a protective shell may protect the elastomeric fabric or frame from biting and other wear. This is important to ensure that the shock absorbing device system is safe in any event.
The utility model discloses an adopt three component part, for the user provides the swift current pet that the quality is better and experiences, let the user can not dragged, greatly reduced the chance of injury.
Through using the utility model discloses, arm and health atress significantly reduced when user swift current pet to the injured chance of arm or shoulder has been reduced. In addition, the elastic fiber is excellent in absorbing strong force and mild pulling force, so that the dog-sliding person can hardly feel the pulling of the dog.
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A more complete understanding of the present invention may be obtained by reference to the following detailed preferred but not exclusive embodiments, which are described by way of illustrative but not limiting examples with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
fig. 1 is a perspective view of a pet leash having a shock absorbing device of the present invention therein.
Fig. 2 is a detailed perspective view of the shock absorbing device shown in fig. 1, wherein both the outer and inner components are schematically illustrated.
Fig. 3 is another perspective view of the shock absorbing device of fig. 2, but without the protective shell.
Fig. 4 is a perspective view of the protective shell of the shock absorbing device of the present invention.
Fig. 5 is a side view of the pet leash of fig. 1 with a shock absorbing device.
Fig. 6 is a perspective view of the visual buffering indicator of the shock absorbing device of the present invention.
Detailed Description
Figures 1-6 illustrate a preferred embodiment of the pet leash shock absorbing device of the present invention. The shock absorption device is a device arranged in the pet dragging rope and is used for absorbing shock so as to reduce the influence caused by the pet dragging when the pet slips.
Figures 1, 2 and 5 show the various components of the pet leash shock absorbing device of the present invention:
elastic fiber or frame 1: the elastic fiber or frame is a component of the pet tow rope shock absorption device mainly used for realizing shock absorption function, and is not sewn on a tow rope woven by standard nylon or polyester as an independent component, but is combined with elastic rubber strands to form an elastic body 4 with certain ductility during production and weaving of the tow rope, as shown in fig. 3. The transition from a pure polyester moiety to an elastomeric rubber + polyester moiety is continuous and essentially undetectable.
Protective housing 2: as shown in fig. 4, for protecting the elastomer 4, which is a plastic housing, the cushioning area of the tow rope is protected from biting, tearing and general wear. The protective case 2 is fixed to a tow rope by a first sewing thread 5.
Visual buffer indicator 3: as shown in fig. 6, it is a piece of plastic; when using the pet leash shock absorbing device, the user feels the cushioning effect and the visual indicators of the visual cushioning indicator 3 also indicate how much force is absorbed. The visual cushioning indicator 3 is secured to the elastomeric fabric or frame 1 by a second line of stitching 6 (shown in figure 3) and is located at the end of the elastomer 4 which is closer to the lanyard hook which snaps over the collar of the dog.
The above description is meant only as an illustration of the principles of the invention. Further, since numerous and varied modifications and changes will readily occur to those skilled in the art, it is not desired to limit the invention to the exact construction and operation illustrated and described, and accordingly, all suitable modifications and equivalents may be resorted to, falling within the scope of the invention.
Claims (1)
1. Pet drags rope shock-absorbing device, its characterized in that includes:
an elastic fiber or frame body which is an elastic body having a certain degree of extensibility formed by combining elastic rubber strands when the pet leash is produced and braided;
the protective shell is used for protecting the elastic body, is a plastic shell and is fixed on the pet dragging rope through a first sewing thread;
a visual cushioning indicator secured to said elastomeric fabric or frame by a second stitch line and located at a first end of said elastomer, said first end being the end of said elastomer closer to a leash hook engaging a dog collar.
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Effective date of registration: 20211112 Address after: Rio De Janeiro Patentee after: ZIE dog Co. Address before: Rio De Janeiro Patentee before: ZIE dog Co. Patentee before: Pedro Maria zunigi Gomez Gil |
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