AT102734B

AT102734B - Protective pillow for headphones.

Info

Publication number: AT102734B
Authority: AT
Inventors: Franz Goliasch
Original assignee: Franz Goliasch
Priority date: 1924-12-24
Filing date: 1924-12-24
Publication date: 1926-03-10

Description

  

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  Kopfschutzkissen für Kopfhörer. 



   Das vorliegende   Kopfsehutzkissen   hat den Zweck den Druck auf den oberen Teil des Kopfes zu beseitigen. 



   Es besteht aus einem Gummikissen a, Fig. 1. Dasselbe wird mittels des am äusseren Rande angebrachten Ventils b, Fig. 1, stärker oder schwächer, je nach Bedarf aufgeblasen, um den Druck der Bügel auf den oberen Teil des Kopfes zu beseitigen. 



   Auf der oberen Seite des Kopfkissens befinden sich zwei Gummilaschen   c,   Fig.   1.   durch die je ein Gummiband   (1,   Fig. 1, am Ende mit Metallklammern versehen, durchgezogen wird, die den Zweck haben, das Kopfsehutzkissen an den Bügeln festzuhalten. Bei diesem Kopfsehutzkissen kann das Ventil entfallen. In diesem Falle wird es von der Fabrik bereits mit Luft gefüllt geliefert. 



   In einem andern Falle kann sich das Kopfschutzkissen auch automatisch mit Luft füllen, u. zw. in der Weise, dass sich im oberen Teile des Kopfschutzkissens eine kleine Öffnung e, Fig. 2, befindet durch welche die Luft einströmt. Im Innern des Kopfschutzkissens ist vor der Öffnung e, Fig. 3, ein kleines   Plättehen f   Fig. 3, das den Zweck hat, beim Druck auf das Kissen das Ausströmen der Luft zu verhindern. 



   PATENT-ANSPRÜCHE :   1.   Kopfschutzkissen für Kopfhörer, gekennzeichnet dadurch, dass dasselbe in der Art eines Luftkissens aus einem von allen Seiten von der äusseren Luft abgeschlossenen Gummiteile   (a, Fig. 1)   besteht. 

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  Protective pillow for headphones.



   The purpose of the present head protection pillow is to relieve pressure on the upper part of the head.



   It consists of a rubber cushion a, Fig. 1. The same is inflated by means of the valve b, Fig. 1 attached to the outer edge, stronger or weaker, as required, in order to remove the pressure of the bracket on the upper part of the head.



   On the upper side of the pillow there are two rubber straps c, Fig. 1, through each of which a rubber band (1, Fig. 1, provided with metal clips at the end, is pulled, which have the purpose of holding the pillow on the bracket The valve can be omitted for this head protection pillow, in which case it is supplied from the factory already filled with air.



   In another case, the head protection pillow can automatically fill with air, u. zw. In such a way that in the upper part of the head protection pillow there is a small opening e, FIG. 2, through which the air flows in. In the interior of the head protection cushion, in front of the opening e, FIG. 3, there is a small plate f, FIG. 3, which has the purpose of preventing the air from flowing out when the cushion is pressed.



   PATENT CLAIMS: 1. Head protection cushion for headphones, characterized in that the same consists in the manner of an air cushion from rubber parts (a, Fig. 1) which are closed on all sides from the outside air.

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Claims

2. Head protection pillow for headphones according to claim 1, characterized in that a valve Fig. 1) is arranged in order to be able to inflate the pillow.

3. Head protection pillow for headphones according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the pillow is provided with two rubber tabs (c, Fig. 1), through the two rubber bands, provided with metal clips at the end (d, Fig. 1), pulled through, so that the pillow can be detachably attached to the brackets of the headphones.

4. Head protection cushion for headphones, characterized in that the same in the manner of an air cushion consists of a rubber parts (a, Fig. 2) closed on all sides from the outside air except for the small opening (e, Fig. 2).

5. Head protection pillow for headphones according to claim 4, characterized in that the same on the upper part (a, Fig. 2) of the pillow contains a small opening (e, Fig. 2).

6. Head protection pillow for headphones according to claim 4 or 5, characterized in that on the inside of the upper part of the pillow (a, Fig. 3) in front of the small opening (C, Fig. 2) a small rubber plate (f, Fig. 3 ) is attached on one side.

7. Head protection pillow for headphones according to claim 4 to 6, characterized in that the pillow is provided with two rubber tabs (c, Fig. 2) through which two rubber bands, provided at the end with metal clips (d, Fig. 2), are pulled through so that the cushion can be detachably attached to the headphone bracket. ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.