Attachment-type auxiliary device using magnet
Abstract
Disclosed herein is an attachment-type auxiliary device using a magnet. The attachment-type auxiliary device is used in conjunction with a product having a built-in magnetic substance. The attachment-type auxiliary device includes: a detachable part including a detachable body, and a magnet configured to be magnetically coupled with the magnetic substance; an accessory part coupled to the rear side of the detachable body, and configured to form an accommodation space and to support the product so that the product is placed in a tilted state; and a coating part made of a material having slip resistance, and formed on the front surface of the detachable body.
Claims
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1 . An attachment-type auxiliary device using a magnet, the attachment-type auxiliary device being used in conjunction with a product having a built-in magnetic substance, the attachment-type auxiliary device comprising:
a detachable part including a detachable body, and a magnet configured to be magnetically coupled with the magnetic substance; an accessory part coupled to a rear side of the detachable body, and configured to form an accommodation space and to support the product so that the product is placed in a tilted state; and a coating part made of a material having slip resistance, and formed on a front surface of the detachable body.
2 . The attachment-type auxiliary device of claim 1 , wherein the accessory part includes a pocket that is coupled with the detachable body with the accommodation space disposed therebetween so that it is formed to cover the accommodation space.
3 . The attachment-type auxiliary device of claim 1 , wherein the coating part is formed such that only some shapes selected from a concentric circular pattern extending around a part of a front surface of the detachable body and corresponding to a shape or area of the front surface of the detachable body are applied thereto.
4 . The attachment-type auxiliary device of claim 3 , wherein the coating part includes:
a first non-slip member formed in a ring shape; and a second non-slip member formed in a shape surrounding both sides and lower portion of the first non-slip member.
5 . The attachment-type auxiliary device of claim 4 , wherein the coating part further includes a plurality of additional second non-slip members that are formed to be spaced apart from each other by a same distance as circumferential lengths thereof are sequentially increased.
6 . The attachment-type auxiliary device of claim 4 , wherein the coating part further includes a plurality of third non-slip members that are formed in a shape of circular arcs extending long to both sides and are disposed to be spaced apart on different horizontal lines under the second non-slip member.
7 . The attachment-type auxiliary device of claim 6 , wherein the coating part further includes a plurality of fourth non-slip members that are formed to extend obliquely from corresponding positions between lower corners of the detachable body and the third non-slip members.
8 . The attachment-type auxiliary device of claim 7 , wherein the coating part further includes fifth non-slip members that are formed to extend obliquely from corresponding positions between upper corners of the detachable body and the second non-slip member.
9 . The attachment-type auxiliary device of claim 8 , wherein:
the accommodation space is formed to be opened upward; and a part of a lower portion of the accessory part is depressed to form a lower hole that connects the accommodation space and an external space.
10 . The attachment-type auxiliary device of claim 9 , wherein a part of a center of an upper portion of the detachable body is depressed to form a through hole that connects the accommodation space and the external space.
11 . The attachment-type auxiliary device of claim 10 , wherein the magnet is formed in a ring shape surrounding the through hole.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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