DE1339376U - - Google Patents

Description

At the upper end points of the pliers halves are straight Flaoheisen hinged which are again connected at their upper ends by a pin to which the pull rope attacks,

In the present invention, there is the forceps themselves * · ** · from two S-shaped curved flat leas, the upper part of the

So there are a few chain links. This arrangement is achieved so that the operator cannot jam himself when opening the pliers, as is often the case with the known construction with fixed links. An exemplary embodiment of the application is shown in the drawing. Fig. 1 of the drawing shows a view of the trains. Fig. 2 a side view. Fig. 3 a view of the lower part with anä # ren Klemmbaoken, Fig. 4 is a side view of FIG. 3. The Saokhebezange consists of the two S-shaped bent clamp halves a. One half is expediently cranked by the material thickness at the pivot point b and at this point the crank is duroh one. Flat iron ο bridges _f so that »the pivot of the tongue two bearing

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The upper part of the scissors, form two Kottenatttoke (ά), which into a round vaulted vault on the surface This weight has two protruding parts at the bottom running ledges (f) that cross into one ledge the two upper chain links are attached. The second bar that protrudes a little further is wedge-shaped in the middle: flat slot that continues upwards into a round looh for the pulling rope to pass through aforementioned Looh and through the slot hinduroh gosteokt to Put a flat wedge (g) around so that the end of the rope comes to rest on the pointed wedge. To attach the S With the rope, this is pierced with the wedge into the wedge-shaped recess of the oewiohtes, then the tab (h) over the bottom over the wedge and the bar still slightly protruding Rope goIg, jt, and the boidon screws (ij tightened The rope can be taken out and used for other purposes a hook can be used. For this purpose, the flap has (h) In the middle there is a looh, which becomes the straight part of the hook now put through the weight and the tab hiuduroh then this can be done with two nuts or in another suitable V / way underneath the bracket.

Gripper jaws (r) are welded to the lower ends of the gripper halves and are either made from half-round iron which are roughened to better hold the load, or made of U-shaped iron (Ij *

To then hook the pliers to the protruding (Jreii'baken when pulling up the load in slab ^ · passages and so on, To prevent this, there are triangles at the areirbaken (m;, which are at the Spitzo with don »reifarmon vox * bunde η, attached so that they serve as deflectors.

Claims (1)

1) Self-gripping Sackhebezan ^ e, characterized in 2) Self-gripping Saokhebo pliers according to Ans / Spruoh 1 dadaroh marked that the upper® part of the Soherenvorriohtung consists of short pieces of ilette (d). 5) Self-gripping bag lifting pliers according to claim 1-2 thereby characterized in that the urei ^ backen (r) are made of semicircles exist, which are roughened at the ü-reii \ fläo he can. 4) Self-gripping bag lifting tongs, according to objection 1 and 2, characterized in that the G-reix'backen auolr U-för / ni ·; θιι ice '.- n (1) can exist. 5) Self. ^ Maturing »Saokliebo pliers, according to claims 1 to 2 thereby - ^ »denotes that an döii Zanjenbacken and yours lower part of the tong arms triangular shaped iron (iijbofesti ^ t werdon, which serve as deflectors to the undesirable to prevent plague hooks. 6) 3elb3t _;: ; reii'ende 3aokhGbe? .Ange, according to claim 1 to 2 dadurejj characterized in that the upper ends of the chains in a domed i'.J-ewicht,;, eh. ^: in. ;; t will be that on there under Geite to this Zv / ook oina vorsoringendo ledge, furthermore a second ledge that crosses the first and in which in the middle a flat> .eil-shaped groove is embedded , which is covered by oino tl ^ rch zv / t) i screws (Ii ..