A wired electrical appliance with a long tail clip that bundles cables neatly

Abstract

The invention discloses a wired electrical appliance with a pair of binder clips. The wired electrical appliance comprises a cable and the binder clips which are connected with a wired electrical device body. The binder clips comprise a clamping member and two clamping handles. The clamping member comprises two integrated clamping plates, and the ends of each of clamping plates are bent and rolled back to form two pin holes. Each clamping handle comprises two force bearing parts. Two ends of the the two force bearing parts are bent to form two pins, and each pin is inserted in one corresponding pin hole. The middle portion of each clamping handle are rolled to form a limiting member. Each pin and one corresponding pin hole are fixedly connected through clamping pressure, so that the middle portions of the limiting members are abutted against the outer walls of the clamping plates. Each limiting member, each force bearing member and the outer wall of one corresponding clamping plate are combined to form a sleeving hole. The binder clips are connected with an elastic tie ring through the sleeving hole, clamp the single cable through the clamping member, and are sleeved on a cable cluster formed through folding the single cable repeatedly. The wired electrical appliance is convenient to use, and can bundle the cable neatly.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of structural design of limited electrical appliances, and in particular relates to a wired electrical appliance with long tail clips for neatly binding cables. Background technique [0002] Existing wired devices all have relatively long cables, which are easily tangled into a mess when being carried and stored, which is quite inconvenient to use. When these electrical appliances with cables leave the factory, their single cables are repeatedly folded to form a bundle of cables, and then tied on the bundle of cables with cable ties, cables or rubber bands. Disassemble the cable tie, cable or rubber band, so the cable tie, cable and rubber band are easily lost, which hinders the next ligation. [0003] The existing long tail clip includes a clamping piece and two clamping handles; the clamping piece includes two splints made in one piece, and the two sides of the end plate body of each splint are bent and r...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002]Existing wired devices all have long cables, which are easily tangled into a mess when carried and stored, which is quite inconvenient to use

When these electrical appliances with cables leave the factory, their single cables are repeatedly folded to form a bundle of cables, and then tied on the bundle of cables with cable ties, cables or rubber bands. Disassemble the cable ties, cables or rubber bands, so the cable ties, cables and rubber bands are easily lost, which hinders the use of the next ligation

[0003] The existing long tail clamp includes a clamping piece and two clamping handles; the clamping piece includes two splints made in one piece, and the two sides of the end plate of each splint are bent and rolled back toward the outside of the splint to form two pin holes; Each clamping handle is made of steel wire, and each clamping handle includes two load-bearing parts. The two ends of the two load-bearing parts are bent to form two pins, and each pin is inserted in a corresponding pin hole; The structure allows the long tail clip to be clamped on a single cable of a wired device by using its two splints, but it still cannot be used to tidy up the cable, so there is still room for improvement in its structure

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