DE1304224U - - Google Patents

Description

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around. Entry of a model in the role of the Ge-irauohs-uster under the reward:

»Insole for

The hiring can be seen on insoles for shoe insoles that are partly, ice-cream or goose-made from absorbent materials, the latter possibly suggesting odor-dispersing, cooling or other usual means while they are equipped with or without fillings to which the strength he _S u. fföhe enlargment of the insole or reduce un this way Fussf weiterempfehlern (sB Platt believe corneas ups) to carry ReoTtnung, facilitation them for _3U sohaffen or ausaugleiohen.

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of the previously known types of insoles, which are usually made from xork cut into plates or sheets, from floured cork, braided, bes'j) .woven. Straw, or simply made of leather, possesses the cautionary ability, which is an essential and indispensable prerequisite for a really good insole .

With the usual insoles that have been known for a long time, one only has the use of the insole as an "insert" (in the event that the Schuhseug et'j> a8 su gross Mar) soxie their lack of aura against any "Dur oh filter" through the shoe sole, dae mainly on rainy days, in the back usid. takes place .

The new insoles, on the other hand, steal the innovation only niolit all properties of the lisher known insoles, but they also point the essential advantage for insoles of this type, that they do not just * with ease the Fuee-soh ^ eiöa, a v ~ -bel that with residents of hot areas and with people who walk a lot during the day nuts, on the agenda, »recite», rather at the same time the odor caused by this veil. Furthermore, the insert profiles have of the object would regain further sohat-sensed advantages of the fire, among other things in an increased Schute the FXeee against Ku-ltvorden, be it now through the cold Fueeoh! oei88, duroh securing external fire through the sole of the shoe or by standing for a long time

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cold floor (sB , cement _{- 9} stone and barrel floor) caused, sun expression koaaen. They also allow the "layers" to attach a kind of "cushion" of various strengths and resistance, with the help of which one can compensate for the so-called flat jars, create relief for them, or heal them without the need for additional orthopedic aids Used due to the hardness of the material being sent inside, you need to take refuge »

U * the mentioned goals, ie isolation, expulsion, cooling and fulfillment in a perfect, sweet way, or are the singles so? len ge-wet the # ^e Acidification of highly absorbent material in connection zit a Osolierschioht prepared AELO \ c may preferably be arranged in the middle of the HOOH absorption fahigen material or even under these material. The high absorgt else produced in several layers ion εfähige material Zirr vnrauge ¹ ". B & i arrangement of the insulating layer in the middle of the sole ncn for the bottom layer an absorbent, but on the same side cuoh reasonably resistant material . This layer then serves as a pad ¹ * un ecll equilateral any, hte by the shoe sole or the N · the Sohuhverl it absorb moisture penetrating therethrough.

The impermeable or insulated layer is made up 8! Ueolaäs8ig from one. Gu; mlstoff, parchment paper o, the like; she has the task of those lying above her

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Layers of ho oh at sort) duck material come in handy completely isolate su.

The third layer on which the foot rests is, as rich and tesonc? Ers, extensively dissolved on absorbent Sohic7it, which ar su this zyeoke and in adaptation. rien The respective sales price of the insole in various thicknesses and other similar materials, indifferently oil · the latter for themselves, ϊπ pure or used, can be produced and for »oak ε, B. Cellulose, Faver, tree-filled, * atte, Wollge-jete or einfroh "olle, further Xieohhau""olle, Filse, cardboard, ^ <7eo7iparian or other, sole without .JjT texpercturleitende, fire-looking and

-absorbent substances tenutst will know. The pale of these substances is done in such a way that they appear in the various ages and above all, the drinking power of every purse

adjust. The material of these socks can also be used under V ^ etander. disguise completely or partially

With de-n -it an other and lower panel provided lesuj open on the sides. uncuated Model confesses the ho oh alsorher.te Sohioht from some Layers of blotting paper, driving the moisture-proof or insulating layer made of parchment paper. Instead of the parchment paper, rubber could also be used or any other suitable moisture-impermeable substance can be used while being high alsorcenter fabric instead of the lo'sohp paper for the models

Any other highly absorbent substance can also be used.

The innovation also sees the possibility before, in the formation of the insoles on the one hand thicker thicknesses for the material su count to so one to ensure gentler walking, especially on corneas to act soothingly, to prevent or to prevent them cure, and on the other hand to send sohaäohere Dioken so that this hygienic item even for the Smallest purse is ersohzinglioh.

The novelty Ίβη addition allows for grounding out of smell distributing, chemical, cooling or medical devices, ate a, B, talc or other, softening or perfumed sub- 8dance.

Furthermore there is the possibility to zaisohen to leave the sole of these insoles indentations and unstitched areas that serve as cushion of various strengths, resistances and shapes to take up with their help disgusting the Avoid fishes (e.g. flat feet, corneas, etc.) to compensate and improve and also to make walking easier for those affected by it.

In agreement with what has been said, offer The insoles produced by innovation the following advantages:

1) They are in high. Grade capable of sucking>

2) can nan on the one hand at her

Manufacture larger l '& ter- ia .thicknesses to use. Gentle walking is to ensure that the effect of corneas, defects or deformities of the sole of the foot or the skeleton of the same is to be relieved, to prevent or heal them, by giving the insole a large orthopedic effect, but on the other hand one can Proceed in the opposite way too, ie * use smaller material thicknesses of ₉ µm. Thereby these hygienic articles which are so necessary for the containment and the care of the feet, which consequently can be used daily, accessible even to the smallest purse, and

3) can be linked to η with dew. fire-sighting and absorbable material any " Use uelohe deodorant sucstansen to make the To neutralize vapors from the fluids, toie on the other hand, to cool them, for the summer months in question Gowns and other nedisinisohe or chemical, generally applicable Sue rods can be added can.

The insoles produced on this basis can both in cold. Condition as auoh under hit- seanjiendung are formed, isobtaining their ones Layers by sewing them together, others Connections and / or adhesives are connected to one another; they can also be easily tailored to the "required fora"

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Claims (3)

1. Insole for Schuhaierk, characterized in that it is made from highly aisorpttonshabenx. Material in connection with a moisture-proof or oiled layer consists of ^{3 8 *} 2. Insole according to claim I ₉ characterized in that the "booh ahsorpt ionefakige material is arranged in several sofas or layers, <?. Insole according to claim 1 or 2 _t da.duro? I characterized ₃ that 6ie 3scliersohioht is arranged as the lowest shoe. 4. Insole naoh Anspruohl-3 _} characterized in that svisohen their individual layers , if srforfsrliah , fixed or herauenshntare fillings or inserts, the dec. Output ■ '<? I above. Fuc-sizisstilf ^ ngen serve, arjetrooht are. 5. insole gehennseichnet claim 1 ^ _t by that hut2ulersug wear a teilueisen or complete south layers » G. Insole they are read and represented by the model . G. Broitung VuA Ko. 1503/1933 Z. 3. ΠΙ B / F -7-