CH341612A

CH341612A - Carrying handle for tied packages, boxes or the like

Info

Publication number: CH341612A
Authority: CH
Inventors: Pfeifer Manfred
Original assignee: Pfeifer Manfred
Priority date: 1955-11-12
Filing date: 1956-03-09
Publication date: 1959-10-15

Description

  

      Traggriff    für verschnürte Pakete, Schachteln oder dergleichen    Die Erfindung betrifft einen Traggriff für ver  schnürte Pakete, Schachteln und dergleichen.  



  Die bekannten Tragbügel dieser Art, die gewöhn  lich aus einem einfachen Holzgriff bestehen, durch  dessen Längsbohrung ein Tragbügel durchgesteckt  ist, dessen beide Enden hakenförmig abgebogen sind,  werden vielfach durch aufgebrachte Werbetexte am  Griffteil als Geschäftsempfehlungen benutzt. Diesen  werbetechnischen Zweck erfüllen die bekannten Trag  griffe jedoch nur sehr unzulänglich, da der Benutzer  sie, sobald sie nicht mehr benötigt werden, erfahrungs  gemäss     wegwirft.    Die erstrebte Werbewirksamkeit  tritt daher bei den bekannten Traggriffen kaum in  Erscheinung.  



  Der     Erfindung    liegt die Aufgabe zu Grunde, den  Traggriff als ein zugkräftiges Werbungsmittel auszu  bilden. Diese Aufgabe ist gemäss der     Erfindung    da  durch gelöst, dass sein Griffteil als Teil mindestens  eines andern Gebrauchsgegenstandes ausgebildet ist  und die den Griffteil zu andern Gebrauchsgegen  ständen ergänzenden Zusatzteile in seinem Hohlraum  angeordnet sind.  



  Der Benutzer des     Traggriffes    gemäss der Erfin  dung kann dann den Griffteil, wenn er ihn nicht  mehr benötigt, unter Verwendung der Zusatzteile zu  dem andern Gebrauchsgegenstand zusammensetzen.  Dadurch behält er diesen noch weiter in Gebrauch,  wobei er ständig beispielsweise an das     Geschäft     erinnert wird, in dem er den Traggriff bekommen hat.  



  Bei einer bevorzugten     Ausführungsform    kann der  Griffteil auch den     Griffteil    des andern Gebrauchs  gegenstandes bilden. Er kann hierbei mittels der  Zusatzteile in ein Schreibgerät, z. B. in einen  Schreibfederhalter, einen Kugelschreiber, einen Füll  bleistift oder dergleichen, in ein Werkzeug, wie z. B.  einen Schraubenzieher, einen Korkenzieher, ein  Taschenmesser oder dergleichen, in ein Spielzeug    oder in einen beliebigen andern geeigneten Ge  brauchsgegenstand umwandelbar sein.  



  In der folgenden Beschreibung ist ein Ausfüh  rungsbeispiel der Erfindung an Hand der Zeichnung  im einzelnen erläutert.  



  Die Zeichnung zeigt zwei Längsschnitte eines       Traggriffes    gemäss der Erfindung, der in     einen    Kugel  schreiber umwandelbar ist, wobei       Fig.    1 den Gegenstand in seiner Eigenschaft als       Traggriff    und       Fig.    2 in seiner Eigenschaft als Kugelschreiber  darstellt.  



  Das dargestellte Ausführungsbeispiel besteht aus  einem etwa in seiner Mitte in zwei Teile 1 und 2  zerlegbaren Griffteil, der als hohler Rotationskörper  ausgebildet ist und dessen Hohlraum 3 als Behälter  für Zusatzteile 4 und 5 dient.  



  An beiden Enden des     Griffes    1, 2 sind sich in  dessen Längsrichtung erstreckende Bohrungen 6 und  7 vorgesehen. Diese Bohrungen dienen zur Aufnahme  von Traghaken 8 bzw. zur Aufnahme der Zusatz  teile 4 und 5 bei der Umwandlung des     Traggriffes     in einen andern Gebrauchsgegenstand, in diesem. Fall  in einen Kugelschreiber. Der Zusatzteil 5 bildet  dabei die Mine eines Kugelschreibers, die, wie in       Fig.    2 dargestellt ist, in die eine Bohrung, z. B. in  die Bohrung 6, des     Griffes    1, 2 eingeführt werden  kann. Der andere Zusatzteil 4 bildet eine die andere  Bohrung 7 verschliessende Kappe.  



  Damit die Bohrungen 6, 7 durch die     zweckmässi-          gerweise    aus Draht hergestellten Traghaken 8 beim  Benutzen des Griffes 1, 2 als     Traggriff    nicht beschä  digt werden, sind an den Traghaken in die Bohrun  gen 6, 7     einführbare    Büchsen 9 vorgesehen.  



  Der Griff 1, 2 kann aus einem beliebigen Werk  stoff, z. B. aus Kunststoff, Metall, Holz oder der  gleichen, hergestellt werden. Die     Verbindung        seiner  



      Carrying handle for tied packages, boxes or the like The invention relates to a handle for tied packages, boxes and the like.



  The known mounting bracket of this type, which are usually made of a simple wooden handle, through whose longitudinal bore a mounting bracket is inserted, both ends of which are bent hook-shaped, are often used by advertising text on the handle part as business recommendations. However, the known carrying handles fulfill this advertising purpose only very inadequately, since experience shows that the user throws them away as soon as they are no longer needed. The desired advertising effectiveness therefore hardly appears in the case of the known handles.



  The invention is based on the object to form trainees the carrying handle as a powerful advertising means. According to the invention, this object is achieved in that its handle part is designed as part of at least one other utility object and the additional parts that complement the handle part to other utility objects are arranged in its cavity.



  The user of the handle according to the invention can then assemble the handle part, when he no longer needs it, using the additional parts to form the other commodity. As a result, he still keeps it in use, being constantly reminded, for example, of the store in which he got the handle.



  In a preferred embodiment, the handle part can also form the handle part of the other use object. He can use the additional parts in a writing instrument, for. B. in a pen, a ballpoint pen, a filler pencil or the like, in a tool such. B. a screwdriver, a corkscrew, a pocket knife or the like, can be converted into a toy or any other suitable utility object.



  In the following description, an example of Ausfüh the invention is explained in detail with reference to the drawing.



  The drawing shows two longitudinal sections of a handle according to the invention, which can be converted into a ballpoint pen, FIG. 1 showing the object in its property as a carrying handle and FIG. 2 in its property as a ballpoint pen.



  The illustrated embodiment consists of a handle part which can be dismantled approximately in its middle into two parts 1 and 2, which is designed as a hollow body of revolution and whose cavity 3 serves as a container for additional parts 4 and 5.



  At both ends of the handle 1, 2, bores 6 and 7 extending in the longitudinal direction thereof are provided. These holes are used to accommodate the support hook 8 or to accommodate the additional parts 4 and 5 when converting the handle into another commodity, in this. Fall in a ballpoint pen. The additional part 5 forms the mine of a ballpoint pen, which, as shown in Fig. 2, into which a hole, for. B. in the bore 6 of the handle 1, 2 can be inserted. The other additional part 4 forms a cap which closes the other bore 7.



  So that the bores 6, 7 are not damaged by the carrying hooks 8, which are expediently made of wire, when the handle 1, 2 is used as a carrying handle, bushes 9 which can be inserted into the bores 6, 7 are provided on the carrying hooks.



  The handle 1, 2 can be made of any material such. B. made of plastic, metal, wood or the like. The connection of his

Claims

both parts 1, 2 can be done simply by plugging together, but a thread can also be provided. The same applies to the connection of the handle with the support hook 8 and the additional share 4, 5. These parts can either simply be inserted into the bores 6 and 7, but it can also supply thread or other fastening means, such as. B. brackets or the like may be provided. In order to be able to use the handle 1, 2 as a carrying handle even without a carrying hook, a groove-shaped groove 10 can be provided in its center, which surrounds it in a ring shape. A cord or the like on which an object is to be carried can be inserted into this groove 10.

As additional parts, instead of the mine 5 and the cap 4, z. B. the feed device of a filling pencil or a device for holding tion of a pen or a screwdriver, a corkscrew or the like can be provided. In order to fulfill the advertising function as effectively as possible, the advertising text can be provided on the outer surface of the handle 1, 2. But it can also be inserted with advertising text leaves in the cavity 3 of the handle 1, 2, so that the user of the handle when converting the same into the other commodity is still particularly advised of the business to which the texts refer.

Relevant shops that only ever sell one or only a few items can also accommodate instructions for use for the item they are selling in cavity 3. PATENT CLAIM Carrying handle for tied packages, boxes and the like, characterized in that its handle part (1, 2) is designed as part of at least one other utility object, and the handle part to the other utility article complement the additional parts (4, 5) in its cavity (3) are arranged.

SUBClaims 1. Carrying handle according to claim, characterized in that a hollow rotary body which can be dismantled into two parts (1, 2) is provided as the handle part, the cavity (3) of which serves as a container for the additional parts (4, 5). 2. Carrying handle according to claim, characterized in that at both ends of the handle part (1, 2) bores (6, 7) are provided for attaching a respective support hook (8). 3. Carrying handle according to dependent claim 2, marked net by a guidable bushings (9) on the carrying hook (8) in the bores (6, 7) of the handle part. 4. Carrying handle according to claim and sub-claim 2, characterized in that the additional parts (4, 5) for forming the other utility object in the bores (6, 7) of the handle part (1, 2) can be used. 5.

Carrying handle according to claim, characterized by a groove-shaped groove (10) which partially surrounds the handle in an annular manner. 6. Carrying handle according to claim, characterized in that its handle part (1, 2) also forms the handle part of the other commodity. 7. Carrying handle according to dependent claim 6, characterized in that the handle part (1, 2) by means of the additional parts (4, 5) in a writing implement (Fig. 2) is convertible. B. Handle according to dependent claim 7, characterized in that its handle part (1, 2) forms the handle part of a ballpoint pen (Fig. 2) and that in its cavity one in the one end bore (6) of the handle part (1, 2) matching Mine (5) and the other hole (7) closing cap (4) are preserved. 9.

Carrying handle according to dependent claim 7, characterized in that the handle part (1, 2) can be converted into a tool by means of the additional parts. 10. Carrying handle according to dependent claim 7, characterized in that the handle part (1, 2) can be converted into a toy by means of the additional parts.