US20160029750A1 - Integrally formed umbrella framework - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an integrally formed umbrella framework, and more particularly, to an integrally formed umbrella framework of which an upper nest, a lower nest, a plurality of long bones, the same number of supporting bones, and each connecting section are integrally formed of a same material.
- Basic members of conventional umbrella frameworks comprise a middle rod, an upper nest, a lower nest, a plurality of long bones, the same number of supporting bones, and the same number of middle disks.
- the upper nest is fixed to a top end of the middle rod, and the lower nest is fitted over the middle rod and is capable of sliding up and down.
- Both the upper nest and the lower nest use metal rings which are disposed thereon or metal wires to have the long bones pivoted to the supporting bones, and the middle disk and a pivot are disposed on the middle section of each of the long bones so as to be pivoted to the corresponding supporting bone, and thereby an umbrella framework is formed.
- the upper nest and the lower nest of the aforesaid conventional umbrella framework use metal rings inserted into the nest body to have the long bones pivoted to the supporting bones, or have metal wires threaded through the long bones and the supporting bones so as to form a pivot-connected structure. Therefore, at least two different materials are required for manufacturing and the process to assemble the long bones with the supporting bones is also complicated and inconvenient.
- the conventional way to dispose the middle disk in the middle section of each of the long bones is to have the long bone drilled and then pivoted to the supporting bone, or have the metal middle disk fitted over the middle section of the long bone and then have the long bone pivoted to the supporting bone, so this conventional way also has the drawbacks that two different materials are required and the process to assemble the long bones with the supporting bones is complicated.
- the objective of the present invention is to provide an integrally formed umbrella framework so as to solve the drawbacks of the aforesaid conventional umbrella framework in manufacturing and assembling.
- the most obvious feature of the present invention is that the upper nest, the lower nest, the plurality of long bones, the same number of supporting bones, and each of the connecting sections are integrally formed of a same material.
- the structure of the umbrella framework is simplified, the mechanical strength of the umbrella framework is increased, fewer types of manufacturing material is required, the manufacturing cost is reduced, and the umbrella can be manufactured more conveniently and rapidly.
- the present invention adopts the following technical solution.
- the integrally formed umbrella framework of the present invention comprises an upper nest, a lower nest, a plurality of long bones, and the same number of supporting bones.
- the upper nest is fixed to a top end of a middle rod, and the lower nest is fitted over the middle rod and is capable of sliding up and down.
- An axial hole is disposed at the bottom of the upper nest to receive the middle rod, a plurality of connecting sections surrounding a periphery of the upper nest at equal intervals are integrally connected with the upper nest, each of the connecting sections is integrally connected with the upper end of a long bone, and each of the connecting sections is freely bendable.
- An axial hole is disposed at an axis end of the lower nest to receive the middle rod, a plurality of connecting sections surrounding a periphery of the lower nest at equal intervals are integrally connected with the lower nest, each of the connecting sections is integrally connected with the lower end of a supporting bone, and each of the connecting sections is freely bendable.
- Each of the plurality of long bones has a connecting section disposed at the middle part thereof, the middle part of the long bone is integrally connected with the upper end of the supporting bone via the connecting section, and the connecting section is freely bendable.
- each of the plurality of supporting bones is integrally connected with the middle part of the long bone via a connecting section, and the lower end of each of the supporting bones is integrally connected with the lower nest via a connecting section.
- the upper nest, the lower nest, the plurality of long bones, the same number of supporting bones, and each of the connecting sections are integrally formed of a same material.
- the upper nest, the lower nest, the plurality of long bones, the plurality of supporting bones, and each of the connecting sections are integrally formed of a same material, no metal ring needs to be inserted into the upper nest and the lower nest, no metal wire needs to be threaded through the long bones and the supporting bones, and no middle disk needs to be assembled to the long bones.
- the structure of the umbrella framework is simplified, the mechanical strength of the umbrella framework is increased, and only a single type of manufacturing material is required so that the manufacturing cost can be reduced.
- an umbrella framework can be assembled together simply by inserting the middle rod through the lower nest and having the upper end of the middle rod fitted over the upper nest so that the umbrella framework can be assembled more conveniently and rapidly to achieve the expected objective of the present invention.
- umbrellas with an upper nest, a middle nest and a lower nest, or umbrellas with more than three nest bodies fitted over the middle rod, can also be integrally formed of a same material according to the present invention and they can achieve the same effect.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of an umbrella framework with a middle rod inserted therethrough according to the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an upper nest and a plurality of long bones which are integrally formed according to the present invention and part of each of the long bones has been cut off in FIG. 2 ;
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a lower nest and a plurality of supporting bones which are integrally formed according to the present invention and part of each of the supporting bones has been cut off in FIG. 3 ;
- FIG. 4 is a plan view of a long bone and a supporting bone which are integrally formed according to the present invention and part of the long bone and the supporting bone has been cut off in FIG. 4 ;
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the integrally formed umbrella framework according to the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of an umbrella framework with a middle rod 10 inserted therethrough according to the present invention.
- the integrally formed umbrella framework of the present invention comprises an upper nest 20 , a lower nest 30 , a plurality of long bones 40 , and the same number of supporting bones 50 .
- the upper nest 20 is fixed to a top end of the middle rod 10
- the lower nest 30 is fitted over the middle rod 10 and is capable of sliding up and down.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the upper nest 20 and the plurality of long bones 40 which are integrally formed according to the present invention. Part of each of the long bones 40 has been cut off in FIG. 2 .
- an axial hole 21 is disposed at the bottom of the upper nest 20 to receive the middle rod 10 , a plurality of connecting sections 22 surrounding a periphery of the upper nest 20 at equal intervals are integrally connected with the upper nest 20 , each of the connecting sections 22 is integrally connected with the upper end of each of the long bones 40 , and each of the connecting sections 22 is freely bendable.
- each of the connecting sections 22 is preferably shaped as a flat structure so that it can be bent easily.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the lower nest 30 and the plurality of supporting bones 50 which are integrally formed according to the present invention. Part of each of the supporting bones 50 has been cut off in FIG. 3 .
- an axial hole 31 is disposed at an axis end of the lower nest 30 to receive the middle rod 10 , a plurality of connecting sections 32 surrounding a periphery of the lower nest 30 at equal intervals are integrally connected with the lower nest 30 , each of the connecting sections 32 is integrally connected with the lower end of a supporting bone 50 , and each of the connecting sections 32 is freely bendable.
- each of the connecting sections 32 is preferably shaped as a flat structure so that it can be bent easily.
- FIG. 4 is a plan view of a long bone 40 and a supporting bone 50 which are integrally formed according to the present invention. Part of the long bone 40 and the supporting bone 50 has been cut off in FIG. 4 .
- each of the plurality of long bones 40 has a connecting section 41 disposed at the middle part thereof, the middle part of the long bone 40 is integrally connected with the upper end of the supporting bone 50 via the connecting section 41 , and the connecting section 41 is freely bendable.
- each of the connecting sections 41 is preferably shaped as a flat structure so that it can be bent easily.
- each of the plurality of supporting bones 50 is integrally connected with the middle part of the long bone 40 via the connecting section 41
- the lower end of each of the supporting bones 50 is integrally connected with the lower nest 39 via the connecting section 32 .
- the integrally formed umbrella framework can be assembled together simply by inserting the middle rod 10 through the lower nest 30 and having the upper end of the middle rod 10 fitted over the upper nest 20 .
- the upper nest 20 , the lower nest 30 , the plurality of long bones 40 , the plurality of supporting bones 50 , and each of the connecting sections 22 , 32 and 41 comprised in the integrally formed umbrella framework are formed integrally of a same material.
- the material used for manufacturing the aforesaid members is preferably a thermoplastic material, such as high strength polypropylene (PP).
- PP high strength polypropylene
- This thermoplastic material can provide the upper nest 20 , the lower nest 30 , the plurality of long bones 40 , and the plurality of supporting bones 50 with strong mechanical property and impact resistance after they are formed, and provide each of the connecting sections 22 , 32 , and 41 with necessary bending resistance, and the material can also resist the corrosion of a plurality of organic solvents and acid-alkali corrosion.
- umbrella framework of the present invention can also be integrally formed of other thermoplastic materials with same or similar physical properties as the high strength PP.
- the advantages of the integrally formed umbrella framework of the present invention are apparent as follows: since the upper nest 20 and the lower nest 30 are formed integrally, no metal ring needs to be inserted into the upper nest 20 and the lower nest 30 , no metal wire needs to be threaded through the long bones 40 and the supporting bones 50 , and no middle disk needs to be assembled between the long bones 40 and the supporting bones 50 ; in this way, the structure of the umbrella framework is simplified, the mechanical strength of the umbrella framework is increased, and only a single type of manufacturing material is required so that the manufacturing cost can be reduced.
- integrally formed umbrella framework of the present invention can be assembled together simply by inserting the middle rod 10 therethrough, which results in a more convenient and rapid manufacturing process to achieve the expected objective of the present invention.
- umbrellas with an upper nest, a middle nest and a lower nest, or umbrellas with more than three nest bodies fitted over the middle rod, can also be integrally formed of a same material according to the present invention and they can achieve the same effect.
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An integrally formed umbrella framework comprises an upper nest, a lower nest, a plurality of long bones and the same number of supporting bones. A plurality of connecting sections surround and are integrally connected with a periphery of the upper nest at equal intervals, and each connecting section is integrally connected with the upper end of a long bone. A plurality of connecting sections surround and are integrally connected with a periphery of the lower nest at equal intervals, and each connecting section is integrally connected with the lower end of a supporting bone. Each long bone has a connecting section disposed at the middle part thereof and integrally connected with the upper end of the supporting bone. The upper nest, the lower nest, the plurality of long bones, the same number of supporting bones, and each of the connecting sections are integrally formed of a same material.
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- The present invention relates to an integrally formed umbrella framework, and more particularly, to an integrally formed umbrella framework of which an upper nest, a lower nest, a plurality of long bones, the same number of supporting bones, and each connecting section are integrally formed of a same material. As a result, the structure of the umbrella framework is simplified, the mechanical strength of the umbrella framework is increased, fewer types of manufacturing material is required, the manufacturing cost is reduced, and the umbrella can be manufactured more conveniently and rapidly.
- 2. Description of Related Art
- Basic members of conventional umbrella frameworks comprise a middle rod, an upper nest, a lower nest, a plurality of long bones, the same number of supporting bones, and the same number of middle disks. The upper nest is fixed to a top end of the middle rod, and the lower nest is fitted over the middle rod and is capable of sliding up and down. Both the upper nest and the lower nest use metal rings which are disposed thereon or metal wires to have the long bones pivoted to the supporting bones, and the middle disk and a pivot are disposed on the middle section of each of the long bones so as to be pivoted to the corresponding supporting bone, and thereby an umbrella framework is formed.
- The upper nest and the lower nest of the aforesaid conventional umbrella framework use metal rings inserted into the nest body to have the long bones pivoted to the supporting bones, or have metal wires threaded through the long bones and the supporting bones so as to form a pivot-connected structure. Therefore, at least two different materials are required for manufacturing and the process to assemble the long bones with the supporting bones is also complicated and inconvenient. Similarly, the conventional way to dispose the middle disk in the middle section of each of the long bones is to have the long bone drilled and then pivoted to the supporting bone, or have the metal middle disk fitted over the middle section of the long bone and then have the long bone pivoted to the supporting bone, so this conventional way also has the drawbacks that two different materials are required and the process to assemble the long bones with the supporting bones is complicated.
- The objective of the present invention is to provide an integrally formed umbrella framework so as to solve the drawbacks of the aforesaid conventional umbrella framework in manufacturing and assembling.
- That is, the most obvious feature of the present invention is that the upper nest, the lower nest, the plurality of long bones, the same number of supporting bones, and each of the connecting sections are integrally formed of a same material. As a result, the structure of the umbrella framework is simplified, the mechanical strength of the umbrella framework is increased, fewer types of manufacturing material is required, the manufacturing cost is reduced, and the umbrella can be manufactured more conveniently and rapidly.
- To achieve the aforesaid objective, the present invention adopts the following technical solution.
- The integrally formed umbrella framework of the present invention comprises an upper nest, a lower nest, a plurality of long bones, and the same number of supporting bones.
- The upper nest is fixed to a top end of a middle rod, and the lower nest is fitted over the middle rod and is capable of sliding up and down.
- An axial hole is disposed at the bottom of the upper nest to receive the middle rod, a plurality of connecting sections surrounding a periphery of the upper nest at equal intervals are integrally connected with the upper nest, each of the connecting sections is integrally connected with the upper end of a long bone, and each of the connecting sections is freely bendable.
- An axial hole is disposed at an axis end of the lower nest to receive the middle rod, a plurality of connecting sections surrounding a periphery of the lower nest at equal intervals are integrally connected with the lower nest, each of the connecting sections is integrally connected with the lower end of a supporting bone, and each of the connecting sections is freely bendable.
- Each of the plurality of long bones has a connecting section disposed at the middle part thereof, the middle part of the long bone is integrally connected with the upper end of the supporting bone via the connecting section, and the connecting section is freely bendable.
- The upper end of each of the plurality of supporting bones is integrally connected with the middle part of the long bone via a connecting section, and the lower end of each of the supporting bones is integrally connected with the lower nest via a connecting section.
- The upper nest, the lower nest, the plurality of long bones, the same number of supporting bones, and each of the connecting sections are integrally formed of a same material.
- In manufacturing, since the upper nest, the lower nest, the plurality of long bones, the plurality of supporting bones, and each of the connecting sections are integrally formed of a same material, no metal ring needs to be inserted into the upper nest and the lower nest, no metal wire needs to be threaded through the long bones and the supporting bones, and no middle disk needs to be assembled to the long bones. In this way, the structure of the umbrella framework is simplified, the mechanical strength of the umbrella framework is increased, and only a single type of manufacturing material is required so that the manufacturing cost can be reduced.
- In assembling, an umbrella framework can be assembled together simply by inserting the middle rod through the lower nest and having the upper end of the middle rod fitted over the upper nest so that the umbrella framework can be assembled more conveniently and rapidly to achieve the expected objective of the present invention.
- Some special types of umbrellas, e.g., umbrellas with an upper nest, a middle nest and a lower nest, or umbrellas with more than three nest bodies fitted over the middle rod, can also be integrally formed of a same material according to the present invention and they can achieve the same effect.
- Specific embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the following figures.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of an umbrella framework with a middle rod inserted therethrough according to the present invention; -
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an upper nest and a plurality of long bones which are integrally formed according to the present invention and part of each of the long bones has been cut off inFIG. 2 ; -
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a lower nest and a plurality of supporting bones which are integrally formed according to the present invention and part of each of the supporting bones has been cut off inFIG. 3 ; -
FIG. 4 is a plan view of a long bone and a supporting bone which are integrally formed according to the present invention and part of the long bone and the supporting bone has been cut off inFIG. 4 ; and -
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the integrally formed umbrella framework according to the present invention. -
FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of an umbrella framework with amiddle rod 10 inserted therethrough according to the present invention. - As shown in
FIG. 1 andFIG. 5 , the integrally formed umbrella framework of the present invention comprises anupper nest 20, alower nest 30, a plurality oflong bones 40, and the same number of supportingbones 50. - As shown in
FIG. 1 , theupper nest 20 is fixed to a top end of themiddle rod 10, and thelower nest 30 is fitted over themiddle rod 10 and is capable of sliding up and down. -
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of theupper nest 20 and the plurality oflong bones 40 which are integrally formed according to the present invention. Part of each of thelong bones 40 has been cut off inFIG. 2 . - As shown in
FIG. 2 andFIG. 5 , anaxial hole 21 is disposed at the bottom of theupper nest 20 to receive themiddle rod 10, a plurality of connectingsections 22 surrounding a periphery of theupper nest 20 at equal intervals are integrally connected with theupper nest 20, each of the connectingsections 22 is integrally connected with the upper end of each of thelong bones 40, and each of the connectingsections 22 is freely bendable. - In practical manufacturing, each of the connecting
sections 22 is preferably shaped as a flat structure so that it can be bent easily. -
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of thelower nest 30 and the plurality of supportingbones 50 which are integrally formed according to the present invention. Part of each of the supportingbones 50 has been cut off inFIG. 3 . - As shown in
FIG. 3 andFIG. 5 , anaxial hole 31 is disposed at an axis end of thelower nest 30 to receive themiddle rod 10, a plurality of connectingsections 32 surrounding a periphery of thelower nest 30 at equal intervals are integrally connected with thelower nest 30, each of the connectingsections 32 is integrally connected with the lower end of a supportingbone 50, and each of the connectingsections 32 is freely bendable. - In practical manufacturing, each of the connecting
sections 32 is preferably shaped as a flat structure so that it can be bent easily. -
FIG. 4 is a plan view of along bone 40 and a supportingbone 50 which are integrally formed according to the present invention. Part of thelong bone 40 and the supportingbone 50 has been cut off inFIG. 4 . - As shown in
FIG. 4 andFIG. 5 , each of the plurality oflong bones 40 has a connectingsection 41 disposed at the middle part thereof, the middle part of thelong bone 40 is integrally connected with the upper end of the supportingbone 50 via the connectingsection 41, and the connectingsection 41 is freely bendable. - In practical manufacturing, each of the connecting
sections 41 is preferably shaped as a flat structure so that it can be bent easily. - As shown in
FIG. 1 andFIG. 5 , the upper end of each of the plurality of supportingbones 50 is integrally connected with the middle part of thelong bone 40 via the connectingsection 41, and the lower end of each of the supportingbones 50 is integrally connected with the lower nest 39 via the connectingsection 32. - The integrally formed umbrella framework can be assembled together simply by inserting the
middle rod 10 through thelower nest 30 and having the upper end of themiddle rod 10 fitted over theupper nest 20. - The
upper nest 20, thelower nest 30, the plurality oflong bones 40, the plurality of supportingbones 50, and each of the connectingsections - The material used for manufacturing the aforesaid members is preferably a thermoplastic material, such as high strength polypropylene (PP). This thermoplastic material can provide the
upper nest 20, thelower nest 30, the plurality oflong bones 40, and the plurality of supportingbones 50 with strong mechanical property and impact resistance after they are formed, and provide each of the connectingsections - Of course, the umbrella framework of the present invention can also be integrally formed of other thermoplastic materials with same or similar physical properties as the high strength PP.
- The advantages of the integrally formed umbrella framework of the present invention are apparent as follows: since the
upper nest 20 and thelower nest 30 are formed integrally, no metal ring needs to be inserted into theupper nest 20 and thelower nest 30, no metal wire needs to be threaded through thelong bones 40 and the supportingbones 50, and no middle disk needs to be assembled between thelong bones 40 and the supportingbones 50; in this way, the structure of the umbrella framework is simplified, the mechanical strength of the umbrella framework is increased, and only a single type of manufacturing material is required so that the manufacturing cost can be reduced. - In addition, the integrally formed umbrella framework of the present invention can be assembled together simply by inserting the
middle rod 10 therethrough, which results in a more convenient and rapid manufacturing process to achieve the expected objective of the present invention. - Some special types of umbrellas, e.g., umbrellas with an upper nest, a middle nest and a lower nest, or umbrellas with more than three nest bodies fitted over the middle rod, can also be integrally formed of a same material according to the present invention and they can achieve the same effect.
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1. An integrally formed umbrella framework, comprising a middle rod, an upper nest, a lower nest, a plurality of long bones and the same number of supporting bones, the upper nest being fixed to a top end of the middle rod, and the lower nest being fitted over the middle rod and being capable of sliding up and down, wherein:
an axial hole is disposed at the bottom of the upper nest to receive the middle rod, a plurality of connecting sections surrounding a periphery of the upper nest at equal intervals are integrally connected with the upper nest, each of the connecting sections is integrally connected with the upper end of a long bone, and each of the connecting sections is freely bendable;
an axial hole is disposed at an axis end of the lower nest to receive the middle rod, a plurality of connecting sections surrounding a periphery of the lower nest at equal intervals are integrally connected with the lower nest, each of the connecting sections is integrally connected with the lower end of a supporting bone, and each of the connecting sections is freely bendable;
each of the plurality of long bones has a connecting section disposed at the middle part thereof, the middle part of the long bone is integrally connected with the upper end of the supporting bone via the connecting section, and the connecting section is freely bendable; and
the upper end of each of the plurality of supporting bones is integrally connected with the middle part of the long bone via a connecting section, and the lower end of each of the supporting bones is integrally connected with the lower nest via a connecting section.
2. The integrally formed umbrella framework of claim 1 , wherein the upper nest, the lower nest, the plurality of long bones, the same number of supporting bones, and each of the connecting sections are integrally formed of a same material.
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