WO2003102443A1 - A tying device - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a tying device.
- the invention relates to a cable tying device for tying to a single cable in a looped manner, or for tying a number of cables together, and will primarily be described with reference to this context.
- the device can also be used for identification of the cable/s to which it is tied. It is to be understood that the invention has broad use in securing and tying as well as identification applications for all manner of mechanical or automotive apparatus, containers, cables, ropes, hoses, cords and the like.
- the power cables of loose electrical equipment such as fans, power tools, computers, toasters etc are often most conveniently stored in a rolled up fashion for storage or , transport by such cable ties, although these ties are not readily undone when the cabling is needed in use, and normally cannot be re-used when untied.
- the present invention provides a system for differentiating two or more cables of two or more respective appliances, the system comprising a respective means for labelling each cable, wherein each means for labelling is provided in a differentiated form from each other means for labelling.
- appliance When the term appliance' is used it can broadly refer to any electrical device, for example computers, audio and video equipment and the like, as well as to mechanical devices such as fixed apparatus (pipes, tanks, handrails etc) or moving mechanical or automotive apparatus, for example.
- electrical devices for example computers, audio and video equipment and the like
- mechanical devices such as fixed apparatus (pipes, tanks, handrails etc) or moving mechanical or automotive apparatus, for example.
- 'cable' refers to any type of cable or conduit, such as electrical cables, wires etc, or non-electrical cables such as pipelines and conduits, hydraulic cables etc.
- each means for labelling comprises a tying device for tying the means to its respective cable.
- the tying device is used for identifying a cable of an electrical appliance, the tying device being attachable to the cable and having a preprinted appliance name thereon or positionable thereon.
- the preprinted or positionable appliance name is located on an external surface of an enlarged portion of the tying device.
- the tying devices are supplied as part of a unit and are detachable from the unit for use.
- the unit is a card.
- the tying device comprises: an elongate member for releasable securement at a cable by wrapping around the cable; and an enlarged portion arranged on the member for insertion through a hole located in the member, the enlarged portion being at least in part of a thickness greater than a narrowest width dimension of the hole .
- ⁇ hole' refers to any shape or size of perforation, slit or orifice in the member, the periphery of the hole being entirely surrounded by the material of the member.
- 'thickness' refers to a height or depth dimension of that enlarged portion rather than to any transverse width dimension of the portion.
- the enlarged portion is of a transverse width greater than any width dimension of the hole.
- the enlarged portion is located at one end of the elongate member.
- the hole is located adjacent to an opposite end of the elongate member.
- the enlarged portion defines a shoulder where it joins the elongate member such that, in use when the enlarged portion has been inserted through the hole, the shoulder is seated at and abuts an edge of the hole to releaseably secure the device at the cable .
- the shoulder is at least partially rounded.
- the shoulder is bevelled.
- the width of the hole is equivalent to or greater than the width of the elongate member.
- a remote end of the enlarged portion is tapered to facilitate insertion thereof into the hole.
- the enlarged portion of the device at least is made of a flexible material.
- the elongate member is a strap.
- the tying device comprises: an elongate member for releasable securement at a cable by wrapping around the cable; and a portion of the member for insertion through a hole located in the member, the portion being at least in part of a thickness greater than a narrowest width dimension of the hole.
- the portion has a thickness which is also greater than the thickness of the remainder of the elongate member.
- indicia is pre-applied to an external surface of the portion which in use can facilitate identification of a cable to which the tying device is releasably secured.
- the tying device comprises: an elongate member for releasable securement at a cable by wrapping around the cable; an enlarged portion • arranged on the member for insertion through a hole located in the member, the enlarged portion including a raised portion thereon to provide that part of the enlarged portion with a thickness greater than a remainder of the enlarged portion.
- the part of the enlarged portion that is raised has a thickness which is also greater than the elongate member.
- the elongate member has the same thickness as the remainder of the enlarged portion.
- indicia is pre-applied to an external surface of the raised portion which in use can facilitate identification of a cable to which the tying device is releasably secured.
- the raised portion can also be formed of a different colour material to further enhance and/or differentiate its appearance.
- the tying device comprises: an elongate member for releasable securement at a cable by wrapping around the cable; and - enlarged portions at respective opposing ends of the member, each being enlarged relative to the member for the length of the member, with one enlarged portion being insertable through a hole located in the other enlarged portion.
- the present invention provides a card comprising a plurality of detachable elongate members, each of the members being frangibly joined to the card for detachment therefrom, an enlarged portion being defined in at least one of the members for insertion in use through a hole located in the member, the enlarged portion being at least in part of a thickness greater than a narrowest width dimension of the hole or a thickness of an adjacent part of the elongate member.
- An advantage of this aspect of the invention is that a plurality of elongate members can be formed at once by being e.g. stamped out of a single card.
- the elongate members need not be identical but can have different shape and size dimensions determined by the stamping tool used.
- the enlarged portion has a transverse width greater than the transverse width of an adjacent portion of the elongate member.
- each member is made of the same material as the card.
- each member is a tying device as otherwise defined in the first aspect .
- the plurality of detachable elongate members of the card are the respective means for labelling of the first aspect.
- the present invention provides a tag device for identifying a cable of an electrical appliance, the tag device being attachable to the cable and having a name of the appliance thereon.
- An advantage of this aspect of the invention is that, when e.g. wrapped circumferentially about a cable to form a collar, the tag can allow a user to readily identify the appliance to which the cable is connected, or to identify the cable itself. This is particularly useful in situations where - a plurality of appliance cables are located in close proximity to one another.
- the tag device of the third aspect is as otherwise defined in the first aspect.
- the present invention provides a tying device comprising: an elongate member for releasable securement at a cable by wrapping around the cable; and an enlarged portion arranged on the member for insertion through a hole located in the member, the enlarged portion being at least in part of a thickness greater than a narrowest width dimension of the hole .
- a tying device according to the invention is that, when wrapped circumferentially about a cable to form a collar, the device remains secured to itself, but can also be released so that the device can be re-used many times.
- the device can be used for tying to or together one or a large number of cables of various diameters, for example, by varying the length of the elongate member.
- the tying device of the fourth aspect is as otherwise defined in the first aspect.
- the present invention provides a tying device comprising: an elongate member for releasable securement at a cable by wrapping around the cable; and a portion of the member for insertion through a hole located in the member, the portion being at least in part of a thickness greater than a narrowest width dimension of the hole .
- the tying device when the tying device is wrapped circumferentially about a cable to form a collar, the device remains secured to itself, because of the interaction of the greater thickness portion with the hole.
- the tying device of the fourth aspect is as otherwise defined in the first aspect.
- the present invention provides a tying device comprising: an elongate member for releasable securement at a cable by wrapping around the cable; an enlarged portion arranged on the member for insertion through a hole located in the member, the enlarged portion including a raised portion thereon to provide that part of the enlarged portion with a thickness greater than a remainder of the enlarged portion.
- the tying device of the sixth aspect is as otherwise defined in the first aspect.
- the present invention provides a tying device comprising: an elongate member for releasable securement at a cable by wrapping around the cable; and - enlarged portions at respective opposing ends of the member, each being enlarged relative to the member for the length of the member, with one enlarged portion being insertable through a hole located in the other enlarged portion.
- the tying device of the seventh aspect is as otherwise defined in the first aspect.
- the present invention provides a system for differentiating two or more containers for containing two or more respective items, the system comprising a respective means for labelling each container, wherein each means for labelling is provided in a differentiated form from each other means for labelling.
- 'container' refers broadly to any type of device for containing a substance, such as a collapsible or rigid bag, box, gas cylinder, drum etc and is applicable whether or not the container is sealable.
- each means for labelling comprises a tying device for tying the means to its respective container.
- the tying device is used for identifying a container, the tying device being attachable to a neck of the container, or a container neck formed by folding of the container, and having a preprinted container name thereon or positionable thereon.
- the preprinted or positionable container name is located on an external surface of an enlarged portion of the tying device .
- the container is a plastic bag.
- the tying device of the system of the eighth aspect is as otherwise defined in the first aspect.
- Figure 1 shows a plan view of one embodiment of a tying device in accordance with the invention.
- Figure 2 shows a side elevation view of the embodiment shown in Figure 1.
- Figure 3 shows ' an end elevation view of the embodiment shown in Figure 1.
- Figure 4 shows a plan view of one embodiment of a card in accordance with the invention, the card including a plurality of detachable tying devices of the type shown in Figures 1 to 3.
- Figure 5 shows a plan view of a further embodiment of a tying device in accordance with the invention.
- Figure 6 shows a side elevation view of the embodiment shown in Figure 5.
- Figure 7 shows a perspective view of a further embodiment of a tying device in accordance with the invention.
- Figure 8 shows a plan view of the embodiment shown in Figure 7.
- a tying device is shown in the form of an identification tag 10.
- the tag 10 is elongate and in use is wrapped around a cable and is releasably joined to itself to form a collar about the cable.
- the tag 10 has an enlarged portion shaped as a flattened octagon or diamond head 14 located at one end of a strap portion 18 of the tag 10.
- the diamond head 14 is forcibly inserted through a hole 16 which is located in an enlarged, square- shaped opposing end portion 17 of the strap 18.
- the diamond head 14 has a thickness dimension 20 that is greater than the narrowest width dimension 22 of the hole 16 so that, after insertion into the hole 16, the thickness of the diamond head 14 causes that head to be retained in the hole 16.
- an end edge of the raised upper exterior surface 30 of the diamond head 14 forms a shoulder 31 which locates in seating abutment with the edges or rim of the hole 16.
- the diamond head 14 also has a transverse width dimension
- the shortest length edges of the hole 16 come into abutment with a further shoulder of the diamond head 14 in the form of two bevelled sides 27A, 27B.
- the enlarged portion of the tag 10 (diamond head 14 in the preferred embodiment) need not be of a transverse width dimension greater than the width of the strap portion (18 in the preferred embodiment) , and the head end of the tag can be simply retained in the hole by the seating abutment of a shoulder of the head (shoulder 31 in the preferred embodiment) with the edges or rim of the smaller sized hole in the tag.
- the head end of such a tag can be of a width equivalent to (or narrower than) the width of the strap portion.
- a tag 300 is shown featuring a round hole 316 located in end portion 317.
- this tag 300 is similar to the tag shown in Figures 1 to 3 , and like parts have been given like numbering for ease of reference.
- the diamond head 14 does not have a thickness dimension which is greater than the narrowest width dimension of the hole 316, and it is the abutment of the sides 27A and 27B with the rim of the hole 316 which retains the head 14 at the hole 316, rather than shoulder 31.
- tag 10, 300 When either tag 10, 300 is wrapped circumferentially about a cable to form a collar, the tag remains secured to itself, but can also be released so that the device can be re-used many times.
- the entire tag 10, 300 is made of a flexible plastic material to facilitate the expansion of the respective hole 16, 316 and/or the compression or folding of the diamond head 14 so that the diamond head 14 can pass through the hole 16, 316.
- only the enlarged head portion of the tag need be made of a flexible material to ensure that this head can be secured into and released from the hole, and vice versa where the material surrounding the hole is made more flexible relative to the tag head.
- the enlarged portion or head of the tag 110 is shown in the form of an elongate oval head 114, which in use is forcibly inserted through a hole 116.
- the oval head 114 has a thickness dimension 120 that is greater than the narrowest width dimension 122 of the hole 116 so that, after insertion into the hole 116, the thickness of the oval head 114 causes that head to be retained in the hole 116.
- the edges of the hole 116 come into abutment with a rounded shoulder of the oval head 14 in the form of two rounded edges 127A, 127B.
- the outermost end 130 of the oval head 114 is roundly tapered to facilitate insertion of the oval head 114 into the hole 116.
- the outermost end 30 of the diamond head 14 is also tapered with two straight sides 30A and 30B to facilitate insertion of the diamond head 14 into the respective hole 16, 316.
- the diamond head 14 is at least in part of a thickness 20 greater than the thickness of a remainder of the tag 10, 300.
- the diamond head 14 thickness 20 is greater than the thickness 32 of the strap 18 or end portion 17, 317 of the tag 10, 300.
- the diamond head 14 is raised so as to have greater visual prominence which assists in identification of the tag when indicia are applied to an upper surface 30 of the diamond head 14.
- indicia indicating a cable number, a type of electrical appliance, safety information or any other information can be pre-applied by ink printing onto the surface 30 of the diamond head 14 to assist in ease of identification of the cable.
- braille can be applied to the enlarged portion of the tag to permit use of the tag by visually impaired persons, and the use of other indented or raised words coloured by a permanent ink is envisaged.
- the indicia can be applied by a marker pen or other marking device to a blank upper surface 30 once the cable tag 10 is applied.
- the indicia can be supplied as a set of pre-made sticky labels which can be affixed to the head of the tag. These sticky labels can be formed on a transparent plastic film or a coloured film, and may be supplied with or without an appliance name printed thereon.
- the raised upper surface 30 can even be formed of a different colour material, or glow in the dark material, to further enhance its visual appearance and to differentiate the tag from another tag.
- the tag 10 can provide tying for one or a large number of cables of various diameters, or even a single cable that is looped around itself for storage.
- the strap portion 18 can have a number of additional features to assist in fastening the head 14 portion at the end portion 17 and to facilitate gripping the tag 10, such as jagged etching or protruding ribs 19 located on the strap portion 18.
- a plurality of tags 10, 300 of the type shown in the Figures can be formed as part of a single card for ease of manufacture and supply to a user.
- Tags 10, 300 are detached from the card 200 immediately prior to use. Each tag 10, 300 is frangibly joined to the card 200 for detachment therefrom and each tag 10, 300 is made of the same material as the card. The outline of each tag 10, 300 is stamped or pressed into the card 200 during its manufacture.
- a user can dispense a tag 10, 300 from the card as a need arises by simply breaking the frangible joint 202 between the tags 10, 300 and card 200 and levering each tag 10, 300 away from the body of the card 200.
- a card rim portion 204 of the card 200 remains once the tags 10, 300 are detached.
- the tags formed in a card need not be identical but can have different shape and size dimensions determined by the stamping tool used.
- the tags can be formed of a different material to the remainder of the card and detachably joined thereto.
- FIG 5 shows a preferred embodiment of the invention where the tags 110 have preprinted appliance name on the raised oval head 114.
- These appliance names can be inked on, embossed (or recessed) into the thicker oval head 114 portion, or stencilled or printed thereonto, or placed by means of a sticky label thereonto.
- the tags 10, 110, 300 will be made available as part of a card (for example in the card 200 shown in Figure 4) and will be available in sets suitable for a workshop, a home and an office, for example.
- typical appliance names for preprinting, forming or sticking onto tags can include drill, fan, lathe, cutter, welder etc.
- typical appliance names can include alarm clock, television, kettle, toaster, heater, fan, iron, microwave etc.
- typical appliance names can include fax machine, computer, printer, scanner, powerboard, photocopier, data cable, audio-visual cable etc.
- Other applications are also envisaged (eg, in hospitals and medical centres; in a computer manufacturing operation where individual cables within a computer panel require labelling; in beverage dispensing lines in hotel facilities) .
- the tags 14 can be arranged on the card 200 with the appliance names arranged in a readable array (ie. oriented in a single direction) , which facilitates ease of use without having to constantly turn the card around looking for a particular tag.
- cards can be manufactured wherein consecutive tags are arranged end to end and thus the appliance names on consecutive tags are reversed.
- Such a system for identifying a cable of an electrical appliance by tagging can allow a user to readily identify the appliance to which the cable is connected, or to identify the cable itself, in situations where a plurality of cables may be located in close proximity to one , another. In some situations when the wrong cable is about to be unplugged, the invention can provide a check step for a user, which can be important to maintain productivity, reduce frustration and for matters of safety.
- the tags can be applied to the identification of portable devices such as ropes, hoses, cords, key tags, collapsible containers such as plastic bags, rigid containers such as gas cylinders or drums, (and applicable whether or not the container is sealable) , vehicles, automotive machinery etc, or to fixed apparatus such as pipes, tanks, handrails and the like.
- portable devices such as ropes, hoses, cords, key tags, collapsible containers such as plastic bags, rigid containers such as gas cylinders or drums, (and applicable whether or not the container is sealable) , vehicles, automotive machinery etc, or to fixed apparatus such as pipes, tanks, handrails and the like.
- the tags can provide a ready way of differentiating the contents of bags or other containers or pieces of machinery, spare parts etc. Even if the tags are supplied without name labelling, they can provide differentiation between goods by their surface colour coding or the colour coding of a sticky label applied to the tag, and the names of the goods held in the container or the name of the appliance to which the cable is attached can subsequently be applied by a user onto the tag with a marker pen or the like.
- the enlarged portion need not be located at one end of an elongate tag but can be positioned somewhere along the length of the tag.
- the hole need not be located at an end of an elongate tag either, but can be positioned at any position along the length of the tag. It should also be observed that there is also no particular requirement for the tag have as narrow and elongate proportions as shown in the Figures, and in other embodiments the tag can be broader in transverse width to more sturdily surround a bundle of cables, for example.
- the tag is made of a polymer, flexible plastic, synthetic or natural rubber and the like so as to be flexibly moved around a loop or a bundle of cables which still being sufficiently strong so as to be able to support the weight of the bound cables if the tag is suspended, for example.
- One particularly suitable material is known as Thermolast K, which has a Shore Hardness of 60, although similar materials with a Shore Hardness in the range 30-90 would be suitable.
- the tag is formed by injection moulding.
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