AT38666B

AT38666B - Bridge button for cuffs without buttonholes.

Info

Publication number: AT38666B
Authority: AT
Original assignee: Metall Ind Winter & Adler Ag
Priority date: 1908-03-12
Filing date: 1908-03-12
Publication date: 1909-09-10

Description

  

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 Arm m, dessen Enden durch Bohrungen n der inneren Schenkel der Bügel b reichen. Wird der Bolzen k in der Richtung des Pfeiles in Fig. 7 verschoben, dann biegt sich der federnde Arm m derart durch, dass dessen Enden in den Bohrungen n der   Bügelschenkel     zurückgeschoben   werden und die öffnung der   Bügel     l b   zur Einführung der Manschettenränder freigeben. Wird der Bolzen k freigegeben, dann bringt die Feder   l   diesen in die Normalstellung, wodurch der Arm   m   gestreckt wird und mit seinen Enden die Manschettenränder festklemmt. 



   Bei der letzten Ausführungsform des Brückenknopfes (Fig. 8) sind die Knöpfe a drehbar auf den äusseren Schenkeln der Bügel b angeordnet und tragen an ihrer Unterseite eine Nase o, welche durch einen Schlitz p des äusseren Schenkels des Bügels b greift. 



   Zum Einführen der Manschettenränder in die Bügel b werden die Knöpfe a aufgeklappt und derart die Öffnung der Bügel freigegeben. Nach Einführen der Manschettenränder in die Bügel b werden die Knöpfe a niedergeklappt, wobei die Nasen o durch die Schlitze greifen und die    Manschettenränder   festklemmen, da jeder Knopf a unter Wirkung einer ihn in der Verschlussstellung festhaltenden Feder steht. 



   PATENTANSPRüCHE : 
1. Brückenknopf für Manschetten ohne Knopflöcher, dessen beide Brückenhälften als federnde, die Manschettenriinder umgreifende Bügel ausgebildet sind, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass jeder Bügel mit einer das Offnen und Schliessen des Bügels bewirkenden Einrichtung verbunden oder mit einer Klemmvorrichtung ausgestattet ist, um den   Manschettenrand   zwischen dem Bügel und derart den Brückenknopf an der Manschette festhalten zu können.



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 Arm m, the ends of which extend through holes n in the inner legs of the bracket b. If the bolt k is displaced in the direction of the arrow in FIG. 7, the resilient arm m bends in such a way that its ends are pushed back into the bores n of the bracket legs and open the opening of the bracket lb for the introduction of the cuff edges. If the bolt k is released, then the spring l brings it into the normal position, whereby the arm m is stretched and with its ends clamps the cuff edges.



   In the last embodiment of the bridge button (Fig. 8) the buttons a are rotatably arranged on the outer legs of the bracket b and have a nose o on their underside which engages through a slot p of the outer leg of the bracket b.



   To insert the cuff edges into the bracket b, the buttons a are opened and the opening of the bracket is released. After inserting the cuff edges into the bracket b, the buttons a are folded down, the lugs o reaching through the slits and clamping the cuff edges, since each button a is under the action of a spring holding it in the closed position.



   PATENT CLAIMS:
1. Bridge button for cuffs without buttonholes, the two bridge halves of which are designed as resilient brackets encompassing the cuff belts, characterized in that each bracket is connected to a device that causes the bracket to open and close or is equipped with a clamping device around the cuff edge between the Bracket and so to be able to hold the bridge button on the cuff.

Claims

2. Embodiment of the bridge button according to claim 1, characterized in that each bracket (b) of the bridge carries a rotatably arranged clamping lever (h) on its inner leg, by means of which the cuff edge can be clamped in the bracket.

3. Embodiment of the bridge button according to claim l, characterized in that the inner legs of the bracket (b) of the bridge are hinged to the ends of an angle lever (g) which, in its extended position, presses the inner legs of the bracket against the cuff edge and this clamped so.

4. Embodiment of the bridge button according to claim l, characterized in that in the inner legs of the bracket (b) of the bridge a spring-loaded flexible arm (m) is mounted, which against the action of the spring (I) to introduce the cuff edges in the bracket can be bent and automatically returns to its extended position in which it clamps the cuff edges with its ends in the bracket.

5. embodiment of the bridge button according to claim l, characterized in that the button plates (a) rotatably mounted on the bridge and are provided with Klf'mmnaRen (0) on their underside, which through slots (p) of the outer legs of the bracket (b ) the fruct and clamp the cuff edges, while the button plates (a) can be opened against the action of a spring to release the cuff edge.