DE1460990A1 - Hooks for clothes hangers - Google Patents

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PATENT ADVOCATE DIPIk-ING. SMIL C. FLEISCH 8TUTTGART-S BAUMRBUTH PATÜM'AiWAI / T D1PL.-WG. HANS LAMGÜSCfl ·, \.

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Oluf Sagersgade 9, Odense / Denmark.

Hooks for coat hangers

The invention relates to β in · η hooks for clothes hangers and consists of a metal wire, one end of which sub attachment is set up in the bracket and its other · end «around Singriff is set up on a clothesline.

We already know such a hook "but it consists of ropes that move under itself, and it is to see with teeth that serve the »these parts in an open position that allows you insert the clothesline between these parts before you put them around the clothesline under the action of a spring force clamped together. Also there is such a catch quite complicated to manufacture and use.

The purpose of the invention is to provide a catch of the above Specify type that is easy and cheap to manufacture and which when attached to a Wäsoi & leine la A narrow orifice prevents the bracket from either

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unintentionally τοη the clothesline removed or along the same can be pushed back. This object is achieved according to the invention solved by the fact that the hook as a spring clip with a handle around the clothesline is trained. The invention has the gate part that such a hook with a modest expense of cheap Wire material can be produced and this production is easy because they do not move among themselves Includes ropes to be arranged to fit together. In addition, a bracket with a hook after the Invention can be placed on a clothesline fairly high above head height, as it is sufficient that one has the hanger even during the suspension and the lowering and does not have to reach the higher hook, sumal no moving parts have to be operated.

A particularly simple embodiment of the hook according to the invention is characterized in that the metal wire at the end opposite the bracket is twisted as a helical line with about one and a half turns and ends in the hook that surrounds it.

According to the invention, it is particularly advantageous that the hook has a bulge which is located approximately diametrically opposite the handle on the hook. In the Attachment of the hook to the clothesline and his

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The clothesline can move into this bulge, whereby the hook τοη the clothesline can be released »so that the attachment and removal especially in the case of a very rigid clothesline, e.g. a heavy steel wire will.

On the drawing «own

FIG. 1 an embodiment of the inventive, hook attached to a bracket in side view,

flg.2 this hook in front view at the beginning the attachment on a clothesline,

71g.3 the hook in a front view in a mitt empty step during attachment on the clothesline,

flg.4 the hook in the same position as in 3, but in plan view,

iig.5 the hook in front view in its final Lay on the clothesline and

'ig .6 the hook in the same position as in TIg.5, but in plan view.

The hook shown in the figures is made of a steel wire

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formed in a helix with one and a half Turns is twisted and ends in a handle 12, approximately diametrically opposite this, a bulge is formed on the wire 11.

The wire 11 is attached to a bracket 15 which is attached to the can best be seen in fig. A kink 16 am Metal wire 11 prevents the bracket from sliding up the wire 11. Under the bracket - at 17 - it grips Insert wire into the bracket so that the hook cannot turn on its own axis.

If the bracket 15 is to be attached to a clothes line with the hook, it is first loosely attached to the line, as shown in FIG. Then the handle is turned down around the clothesline and up again to the position shown in FIGS. Then the hook is pulled through by means of a small twist. the arrow P ₁ shown in Fig.1 direction in the Pig. 5 and 6 shown location rotated, where it sits securely clamped. It can be removed from the clothesline by a strong jerk in the _{direction indicated by the arrow P 2} in FIG.

if the bracket is unintentionally removed from the information in Pig. 5 and 6 locking position shown should be pushed,

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There's a chance he's not off the leash but falls loosely in the inig.2 inclined position gets stuck on the leash

it is easy to see that with the embodiment shown, a plurality of brackets are close together can be attached to a clothesline, as the hangers are at right angles to the line

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Claims (1)

Patent claims: 1. Hook for clothes hangers, aue consisting of a metal wire, one end of which is set up to be attached to the hanger and the other bands for singriff with a clothesline, characterized in that the hook as a spring hanger with a handle (12) W for Umeohliessen the Clothesline (13) is formed 2. Hook according to claim 1, characterized in that the metal wire (11) at the end which is attached to the bracket (15) is opposite, as a helix is turned with about one and a half turns and in which the clothesline (13) surrounding handle (12) ends. 3 * hook according to claim 2, gekennseichnet by a bulge (H) on the wire (11), which is approximately diametrically is located opposite the handle (12) in the hook. 9098 19/00 32 6AD Grt «GlNAL