CA2083247A1 - Simplified fully automatic umbrella - Google Patents
Simplified fully automatic umbrellaInfo
- Publication number
- CA2083247A1 CA2083247A1 CA002083247A CA2083247A CA2083247A1 CA 2083247 A1 CA2083247 A1 CA 2083247A1 CA 002083247 A CA002083247 A CA 002083247A CA 2083247 A CA2083247 A CA 2083247A CA 2083247 A1 CA2083247 A1 CA 2083247A1
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- Canada
- Prior art keywords
- umbrella
- ring
- inner tube
- fully automatic
- pawl
- Prior art date
- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
- Abandoned
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Classifications
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45B—WALKING STICKS; UMBRELLAS; LADIES' OR LIKE FANS
- A45B25/00—Details of umbrellas
- A45B25/14—Devices for opening and for closing umbrellas
- A45B25/143—Devices for opening and for closing umbrellas automatic
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- Walking Sticks, Umbrellas, And Fans (AREA)
Abstract
Abstract A fully automatic umbralla comprising a shank consisting of an inner and an outer tubes, the inner tube having a middle ring at upper section and an extension while the outer tube having a lower ring at upper end; an umbrella opening spring received within the extension; a cylinder mounted around the extension and provided with an upper ring at lower end; an umbrella closing spring mounted around the inner tube; a locking mechanism consisting of an upper and a lower pawls; a canopy structure connected to the upper, middle and lower rings; a wire interconnected between the upper pawl and the lower ring; and a handle provided with an actuating member for controlling the operation of opening and closing the umbrella.
Description
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A Simplified Fully Automatic Umbrella Field of the_Invention This application relates to a fully automatic umbrella, more particularly to an umbrella having significantly simplified construction.
Recently, a number of patent applications have been assigned to the present inventor, which include Canadian Applns. 2047974 4, 2065226-8 and 2070871-9. Upon implementation, the present inventor found that various disadvantages including too much of the parts to be favorably manufactured and assembled should be overcome.
Summary of the Invention It is, therefore, an object of the present invention to overcome the aforementioned disadvantages in the prior art and to provide a noval fully automatic umbrella having significantly simplified construction.
This object is achieved by a fully automatic umbrella according to the present invention which comprises a shank consisting of an inner and an outer tubes capable of relative sliding movement with respect to each other, in which said inner tube having a middle ring at upper section and an extension outreached over said middle ring while said outer tube having a lower ring at upper ends, both ~- - 25 tubes being provided with respective upper and lower aligned apertures; an umbrella opening spring telescopically received within said extension of said inner tube; a cylinder mounted around said extension for relative sliding movement therewith and provided with an upper ring at lower end; an umbrella closing spring telescopically mounted around said inner tube in the limit between said middle ring and the top end of said outer tube; a locking mechanism consisting of an upper and a lower pawls to be respectively locked into said upper and lower aligned apertures for restricting said umbrella opening and closing springs at a locked state, respectively; a canopy structure connected with said upper, middle and lower rings correspondingly; a wire interconnected - 2 - ~ ~832~7 between said upper pawl and said lower ring for pushing and pulling said upper pawl in movement; and a handle provided with an actuating member for controlling the operation of opening and closing the umbrella, respectively.
Brief Description of the Drawin~s -- The foregoing and other objects, features and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the following particular description of preferred embodiments of the invention as illustrated in the accompanying drawings, in which:
Fig.l is a ~artly sectional elevation illustrating the automatic umbrella of the invention in the closing state;
Fig.2 is a partly sectional elevation illustrating the umbrella in the preparative state before opeing; and Fig.3 is a partly sectional elevation illustrating the umbrella -in the opening state.
Detailed Description of Preferred Embodiments - Now, reference is made to Fig.l which shows that the present invention mainly comprises a shank 1, an umbrella opening spring 2, a cylinder 3, an umbrella closing spring 4, an upper pawl 5, a lower pawl 6, a canopy structure 7, a wire 8 and a handle 9. ~ -~
m e shank 1 consists of an inner tube 11 and an outer tube 12 capable of relative sliding movement with respect to each other.
Said inner tube 11 is provided with a fixed middle ring 13 at upper section. an extension 14 is outreached over said middle ring 13.
Said outer tube 12 is provided with a movable lower ring 15 which is slidable in relation to said outer tube 12. Both inner and outer tubes 11, 12 are provided with upper apertures 16, 17 and lower apertures 18, 19, respectivley. In the preparative state as shown in Fig.2, namely, when said inner tube 11 is flushed with said outer tube 12 at both lower ends, said upper apertures 16 and 17 as well as said lower apertures 18 and 19 are aligned to each other respectively.
m e umbrella opening spring 2 is telescopically received within said extension 14 of said inner tube 11. Said extension 14 is 2~832~7 housed within a cylinder 3. Said cylinder 3 is slidable in relation to said extension 14 in cooperation with the telexcopic action of said opening spring 2. The cylinder 3 is provided with a fixed upper ring 31 at lower end.
The umbrella closing spring 4 is telescopically mounted in the limit between said middle ring 13 and the top end of said outer tube 12. Said outer tube 12 is slidable in relation to said inner tube 11 in cooperation with the telescopic action of said closing spring Said upper and lower pawls 5,6 constitute a locking mechanism.
Said lower pawl 6 is resiliently secured at lower end of said inner tube 11 by means of a hair spring 61, while said upper pawl 5 is resiliently secured in a housing 52 similarly by means of a hair spring 51 in which said housing 52 is, in turns, slidably movable within said inner tube 11. Of course, said housing 52 is provided with a slit for allowing the hook portion of said upper pawl 5 protruding out therethrough.
The wire 8 is interconnected between said upper pawl 5 and said lower ring 15. the outer tube 12 has a longitudinal slot 20 below said lower ring 15 while the inner tube 11 has also a longitudinal slot 21 at corresponding intermediate section. The wire 8 is deflected at upper end to pass through out of the aligned slots 20,21 and then bent returned to engage into said lower ring 15.
This wire 8 is so rigid that capable of pushing and pulling said upper pawl 5.
The canopy structure 7 is just the same as conventional one so that further description is not necessary and herewith omitted.
Anyway, each constituting rib is at one end pivotably connected to said upper, middle and lower rings 31,13 and 15 correspondingly.
The handle 9 is mounted at lower end of the shank 1. In! the handle 9 an actuating member 91 is provided with two protrusions, namely, the umbrella opening and closing actuating portions 92 and 93, respectively, directing to said upper and lower apertures 17,19 of said outer tube 12.
Moreover, said lower ring 15 is optionally provided with a locking means 22 to be locked into the correspondingly aligned lock holes 23 and 24 in said inner and outer tubes 11 and 12, ..
- 4 - 2.~832~7 respectively, so as to support said lower ring 15 more stable and thereby to prevent said canopy structure from slipping o~ by accident.
Before opening of the umbrella, a preparative action should be taken by the user, for example, holding the handle 9 with one hand and putting the end of the cylinder 3 against any surface of the ground, a wall or another hand of himself. When a slight force is applied by said one hand, then said outer tube 12 will be slidably moved in relation to said inner tube 11 to cause said umbrella closing spring 4 compressed. Since in the closing state of the umbrella, the umbrella opening spring 2 is kept under the compressed state, so that in the action of preparative operation only the umbrella closing spring 4 is going to be compressed which is easily accomplished by a slight force. The handle 9 brought by said outer tube 12 is moved upwards in relation to said inner tube 11 to push the locking means 22 of said lower ring 15 out of the corresponding lock holes 23,23, until the upper and lower apertures 17 and 19 thereof are aligned with the upper and lower apertures 18 and 20, respectively. At this point, the upper pawl 5 is pushed downwards by the wire 8 to lock into the aligned apertures 16 and 17 to restrict said umbrella opening spring 2 at compressed and locked state while the lower pawl 6 brought by said inner tube 11 is simul-taneously moved downwards in relation to said outer tube 12 until locked into the alighed apertures 18 and 19 to restrict said umbrella closing spring 4 at compressed and locked state, as illustrated in Fig.2.
Under this preparative state, the umbrella can be opened any time. When the thumb, for example, of the hand that holds the handle 9 presses upper side of the actuating mechanism 91, said upper pawl 5 is thus pressed down by the umbrella opening actuating portion 92 out of the aligned apertures 16 and 17, then the locked state of said umbrella opening spring 2 is released. Thereby, said umbrella opening spring 2 is expanded by its own accumulated energy when compressed, then the cylinder 2 is moved upwards in relation to the extension 14 of said inner tube 11 so as to open the canopy structure 7. At the same time the lower ring 15 is moved upwards to the top end of the outer tube 12, the locking member 22 is locked 2~832~
into the aligned lock holes 23,24 and the upper pawl 5 is pulled upwards by the wire 8. Now, the lower pawl 6 is kept under locked state, as illustrated in Fig.3.
When the opened umbrella is going to be closed, the user only needs to press the lower side of the actuating mechanicm 91, said lower pawl 6 is thus pressed down by the umbrella closing actuating portion 93 out of the lower aperture 19 of the outer tube 12, then the locked state of said umbrella closing spring 4 is released.
Thereby, siad umbrella closing spring 4 is expanded by its own accumulated energy when compressed, then the outer tube 12 is moved downwards in relation to the inner tube 11 so as to close the canopy strueture 7. At the same time, the umbrella opening spring 2 is ~
compressed and the lower pawl 6 is brought by the inner tube 11 ~- -moved upwards a certain distance, returned to the state as illustrated in Fig.l.
As mentioned above, the arrangement and construction of the automatic umbrella according to the present invention are -~
significantly simplified, yet the structure is still sufficient strong and stable. Furthermore, the operation is easy and positive, 20 and the production cost is greatly reduced. -Although the invention has been described in detail with reference to its presently preferred embodiment, it will be understood by any person skilled in the art that various modifications, changes and variations can be made without departing 25 from the spirit and scope of the invention. ~ ~ ~
. :
A Simplified Fully Automatic Umbrella Field of the_Invention This application relates to a fully automatic umbrella, more particularly to an umbrella having significantly simplified construction.
Recently, a number of patent applications have been assigned to the present inventor, which include Canadian Applns. 2047974 4, 2065226-8 and 2070871-9. Upon implementation, the present inventor found that various disadvantages including too much of the parts to be favorably manufactured and assembled should be overcome.
Summary of the Invention It is, therefore, an object of the present invention to overcome the aforementioned disadvantages in the prior art and to provide a noval fully automatic umbrella having significantly simplified construction.
This object is achieved by a fully automatic umbrella according to the present invention which comprises a shank consisting of an inner and an outer tubes capable of relative sliding movement with respect to each other, in which said inner tube having a middle ring at upper section and an extension outreached over said middle ring while said outer tube having a lower ring at upper ends, both ~- - 25 tubes being provided with respective upper and lower aligned apertures; an umbrella opening spring telescopically received within said extension of said inner tube; a cylinder mounted around said extension for relative sliding movement therewith and provided with an upper ring at lower end; an umbrella closing spring telescopically mounted around said inner tube in the limit between said middle ring and the top end of said outer tube; a locking mechanism consisting of an upper and a lower pawls to be respectively locked into said upper and lower aligned apertures for restricting said umbrella opening and closing springs at a locked state, respectively; a canopy structure connected with said upper, middle and lower rings correspondingly; a wire interconnected - 2 - ~ ~832~7 between said upper pawl and said lower ring for pushing and pulling said upper pawl in movement; and a handle provided with an actuating member for controlling the operation of opening and closing the umbrella, respectively.
Brief Description of the Drawin~s -- The foregoing and other objects, features and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the following particular description of preferred embodiments of the invention as illustrated in the accompanying drawings, in which:
Fig.l is a ~artly sectional elevation illustrating the automatic umbrella of the invention in the closing state;
Fig.2 is a partly sectional elevation illustrating the umbrella in the preparative state before opeing; and Fig.3 is a partly sectional elevation illustrating the umbrella -in the opening state.
Detailed Description of Preferred Embodiments - Now, reference is made to Fig.l which shows that the present invention mainly comprises a shank 1, an umbrella opening spring 2, a cylinder 3, an umbrella closing spring 4, an upper pawl 5, a lower pawl 6, a canopy structure 7, a wire 8 and a handle 9. ~ -~
m e shank 1 consists of an inner tube 11 and an outer tube 12 capable of relative sliding movement with respect to each other.
Said inner tube 11 is provided with a fixed middle ring 13 at upper section. an extension 14 is outreached over said middle ring 13.
Said outer tube 12 is provided with a movable lower ring 15 which is slidable in relation to said outer tube 12. Both inner and outer tubes 11, 12 are provided with upper apertures 16, 17 and lower apertures 18, 19, respectivley. In the preparative state as shown in Fig.2, namely, when said inner tube 11 is flushed with said outer tube 12 at both lower ends, said upper apertures 16 and 17 as well as said lower apertures 18 and 19 are aligned to each other respectively.
m e umbrella opening spring 2 is telescopically received within said extension 14 of said inner tube 11. Said extension 14 is 2~832~7 housed within a cylinder 3. Said cylinder 3 is slidable in relation to said extension 14 in cooperation with the telexcopic action of said opening spring 2. The cylinder 3 is provided with a fixed upper ring 31 at lower end.
The umbrella closing spring 4 is telescopically mounted in the limit between said middle ring 13 and the top end of said outer tube 12. Said outer tube 12 is slidable in relation to said inner tube 11 in cooperation with the telescopic action of said closing spring Said upper and lower pawls 5,6 constitute a locking mechanism.
Said lower pawl 6 is resiliently secured at lower end of said inner tube 11 by means of a hair spring 61, while said upper pawl 5 is resiliently secured in a housing 52 similarly by means of a hair spring 51 in which said housing 52 is, in turns, slidably movable within said inner tube 11. Of course, said housing 52 is provided with a slit for allowing the hook portion of said upper pawl 5 protruding out therethrough.
The wire 8 is interconnected between said upper pawl 5 and said lower ring 15. the outer tube 12 has a longitudinal slot 20 below said lower ring 15 while the inner tube 11 has also a longitudinal slot 21 at corresponding intermediate section. The wire 8 is deflected at upper end to pass through out of the aligned slots 20,21 and then bent returned to engage into said lower ring 15.
This wire 8 is so rigid that capable of pushing and pulling said upper pawl 5.
The canopy structure 7 is just the same as conventional one so that further description is not necessary and herewith omitted.
Anyway, each constituting rib is at one end pivotably connected to said upper, middle and lower rings 31,13 and 15 correspondingly.
The handle 9 is mounted at lower end of the shank 1. In! the handle 9 an actuating member 91 is provided with two protrusions, namely, the umbrella opening and closing actuating portions 92 and 93, respectively, directing to said upper and lower apertures 17,19 of said outer tube 12.
Moreover, said lower ring 15 is optionally provided with a locking means 22 to be locked into the correspondingly aligned lock holes 23 and 24 in said inner and outer tubes 11 and 12, ..
- 4 - 2.~832~7 respectively, so as to support said lower ring 15 more stable and thereby to prevent said canopy structure from slipping o~ by accident.
Before opening of the umbrella, a preparative action should be taken by the user, for example, holding the handle 9 with one hand and putting the end of the cylinder 3 against any surface of the ground, a wall or another hand of himself. When a slight force is applied by said one hand, then said outer tube 12 will be slidably moved in relation to said inner tube 11 to cause said umbrella closing spring 4 compressed. Since in the closing state of the umbrella, the umbrella opening spring 2 is kept under the compressed state, so that in the action of preparative operation only the umbrella closing spring 4 is going to be compressed which is easily accomplished by a slight force. The handle 9 brought by said outer tube 12 is moved upwards in relation to said inner tube 11 to push the locking means 22 of said lower ring 15 out of the corresponding lock holes 23,23, until the upper and lower apertures 17 and 19 thereof are aligned with the upper and lower apertures 18 and 20, respectively. At this point, the upper pawl 5 is pushed downwards by the wire 8 to lock into the aligned apertures 16 and 17 to restrict said umbrella opening spring 2 at compressed and locked state while the lower pawl 6 brought by said inner tube 11 is simul-taneously moved downwards in relation to said outer tube 12 until locked into the alighed apertures 18 and 19 to restrict said umbrella closing spring 4 at compressed and locked state, as illustrated in Fig.2.
Under this preparative state, the umbrella can be opened any time. When the thumb, for example, of the hand that holds the handle 9 presses upper side of the actuating mechanism 91, said upper pawl 5 is thus pressed down by the umbrella opening actuating portion 92 out of the aligned apertures 16 and 17, then the locked state of said umbrella opening spring 2 is released. Thereby, said umbrella opening spring 2 is expanded by its own accumulated energy when compressed, then the cylinder 2 is moved upwards in relation to the extension 14 of said inner tube 11 so as to open the canopy structure 7. At the same time the lower ring 15 is moved upwards to the top end of the outer tube 12, the locking member 22 is locked 2~832~
into the aligned lock holes 23,24 and the upper pawl 5 is pulled upwards by the wire 8. Now, the lower pawl 6 is kept under locked state, as illustrated in Fig.3.
When the opened umbrella is going to be closed, the user only needs to press the lower side of the actuating mechanicm 91, said lower pawl 6 is thus pressed down by the umbrella closing actuating portion 93 out of the lower aperture 19 of the outer tube 12, then the locked state of said umbrella closing spring 4 is released.
Thereby, siad umbrella closing spring 4 is expanded by its own accumulated energy when compressed, then the outer tube 12 is moved downwards in relation to the inner tube 11 so as to close the canopy strueture 7. At the same time, the umbrella opening spring 2 is ~
compressed and the lower pawl 6 is brought by the inner tube 11 ~- -moved upwards a certain distance, returned to the state as illustrated in Fig.l.
As mentioned above, the arrangement and construction of the automatic umbrella according to the present invention are -~
significantly simplified, yet the structure is still sufficient strong and stable. Furthermore, the operation is easy and positive, 20 and the production cost is greatly reduced. -Although the invention has been described in detail with reference to its presently preferred embodiment, it will be understood by any person skilled in the art that various modifications, changes and variations can be made without departing 25 from the spirit and scope of the invention. ~ ~ ~
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Claims (6)
1. A fully automatic umbrella comprising, in combination:
a shank consisting of an inner and an outer tubes capable of relative sliding movement with respect to eah other, in which said inner tube having a middle ring at upper section and an extension outreached over said middle ring while said outer tube having a lower ring at upper end, both said inner and outer tubes being provided with respective upper and lower aligned apertures;
an umbrella opening spring telescopically received within said extension of said inner tube;
a cylinder mounted around said extension for relative sliding movement therewith and provided with an upper ring at lower end;
an umbrella closing spring telescopically mounted around said inner tube in the limit between said middle ring and the top end of said outer tube;
a locking mechanism consisting of an upper pawl to be locked into said upper aligned apertures for restricting said umbrella opening spring at a locking state, and a lower pawl to be locked into said lower aligned apertures for restricting said umbrella closing spring at a lock state;
a canopy structure connected via respective one end of constituting ribs with said upper, middle and lower rings correspondingly;
a wire interconnected between said upper pawl and said lower ring for pushing and pulling said upper pawl in movement; and a handle provided with an actuating member for controlling the operation of opening and closing the umbrella, respectively.
a shank consisting of an inner and an outer tubes capable of relative sliding movement with respect to eah other, in which said inner tube having a middle ring at upper section and an extension outreached over said middle ring while said outer tube having a lower ring at upper end, both said inner and outer tubes being provided with respective upper and lower aligned apertures;
an umbrella opening spring telescopically received within said extension of said inner tube;
a cylinder mounted around said extension for relative sliding movement therewith and provided with an upper ring at lower end;
an umbrella closing spring telescopically mounted around said inner tube in the limit between said middle ring and the top end of said outer tube;
a locking mechanism consisting of an upper pawl to be locked into said upper aligned apertures for restricting said umbrella opening spring at a locking state, and a lower pawl to be locked into said lower aligned apertures for restricting said umbrella closing spring at a lock state;
a canopy structure connected via respective one end of constituting ribs with said upper, middle and lower rings correspondingly;
a wire interconnected between said upper pawl and said lower ring for pushing and pulling said upper pawl in movement; and a handle provided with an actuating member for controlling the operation of opening and closing the umbrella, respectively.
2. A fully automatic umbrella according to claim 1, wherein said lower pawl is resiliently secured to said inner tube at lower end by menas of a hair spring.
3. A fully automatic umbrella according to claim 1, wherein said upper pawl is resiliently secured in a housing by means of a hair spring, and said housing is slidable within said inner tube.
4. A fully automatic umbrella according to claim 1, wherein said lower ring is provided with a locking means to be releasably locked into a pair of aligned lock holes disposed correspondingly in said inner and outer tubes.
5. A fully automatic umbrella according to claim 1, wherein said outer tube is provided with a longitudinal slot below said lower ring while said inner tube is also provided with a longitudinal slot at corresponding section.
6. A fully automatic umbrella according to claim 5, wherein said wire is deflected at upper end for passing through out of said aligned longitudinal slots in said inner and outer tubes, respectively, and then bent returned to engage into said lower ring.
Priority Applications (3)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| CA002083247A CA2083247A1 (en) | 1992-11-18 | 1992-11-18 | Simplified fully automatic umbrella |
| AU28460/92A AU2846092A (en) | 1992-11-18 | 1992-11-18 | A simplified fully automatic umbrella |
| EP92120933A EP0601230A1 (en) | 1992-11-18 | 1992-12-09 | A simplified fully automatic umbrella |
Applications Claiming Priority (3)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| CA002083247A CA2083247A1 (en) | 1992-11-18 | 1992-11-18 | Simplified fully automatic umbrella |
| AU28460/92A AU2846092A (en) | 1992-11-18 | 1992-11-18 | A simplified fully automatic umbrella |
| EP92120933A EP0601230A1 (en) | 1992-11-18 | 1992-12-09 | A simplified fully automatic umbrella |
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| Publication Number | Publication Date |
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| CA2083247A1 true CA2083247A1 (en) | 1994-05-19 |
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| Application Number | Title | Priority Date | Filing Date |
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| CA002083247A Abandoned CA2083247A1 (en) | 1992-11-18 | 1992-11-18 | Simplified fully automatic umbrella |
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| EP (1) | EP0601230A1 (en) |
| AU (1) | AU2846092A (en) |
| CA (1) | CA2083247A1 (en) |
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- 1992-11-18 CA CA002083247A patent/CA2083247A1/en not_active Abandoned
- 1992-11-18 AU AU28460/92A patent/AU2846092A/en not_active Abandoned
- 1992-12-09 EP EP92120933A patent/EP0601230A1/en not_active Withdrawn
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Legal Events
| Date | Code | Title | Description |
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| FZDE | Discontinued |