DE1680279U - FASTENERS FOR NAILABLE MATERIALS. - Google Patents

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47a, 4. 16S0 279. Rene Brcschinsky, Ocldc (WestfO- I fasteners for nailable materials. P. 5. 54. B 17 732. (Τ: 7; line 1)

Rene Breschinsky Oelde / Westf., May 7, 1954

Carl Gildemeister Lawyer and Notary

Dr. jur. Heinz Holdheide

Lawyer

and specialist attorney for 3t «uerrecht Zügel, at the district court of Müiuter i.W.

(21a) Oelde in competition. Fasteners for nailable materials

So-called sag strips are already known which consist of a plurality of the same, to one: - strips combined, easily separable interconnected kegs exist, their each in a familiar manner auo head and shaft with a point consists. Such overhangs "ground together with a hand- or power operated device used, which respectively removes a hail from the strips and drives it into the substance, whereby after going back uea Schlagelecientes then the next hail of the strip in the ready-to-use position got.

Among other things, individual I & gcl za ciac ·: - ütr ^ ifo ;: zujaOiscnfassen to be able to grasp, in ueichen the Ka ^ e'l close to each other, namely head to head and shaft to shaft, is aa precondition that the head ceo individual, iiugola in one dimension not wider than a da3 SchaX'-jiateriPi acibot iat. from this it follows that the heads are only kept relatively small

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and the nails can therefore only be used for certain purposes.

On the other hand, for many purposes, z. B. in upholstery and the like, KHgel with very large Heads needed, for example -! Textiles on an underlay to fix. In such fields of application, the cages have hitherto always been hammered in individually and by hand and so far - as far as can be determined - there is still no possibility has been suggested to be large-headed migraine in one Strip strips together and individually by means of a device to strike,> .c bei der Stieiferi ale magazine works.

This is where the luscious z-n ties in and strikes a fastener for nailable materials, which, * ie already known, from the same number of defenses, combined to form tinea strips, easily separable interconnected ball bectent, 3 or from the head and shaft with a point. lös Hauptoierk ^ iii der iieueran £; is that the o with their Lar.ccacV.se within each strip to the

Laugh one: another Zcrk ^ c.! overlapping ei »uui Grand of the inclined arrangement uio 'ά'ό ^ £ α Jar: i, i .., ul uL; .u: i ior teilvvoise, each head having a Au3r.o: i ^ an _c :. whose size and fora dc ^ cross section dcz shaft: -ater.Lals corresponds,

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such that the shaft of one nail engages in the recess in the head of the adjacent nail and thus the Staggered hailstones, shaft to shaft and head to head in the strip.

In the drawing, embodiments of the pattern are given by way of example shown.

FIGS. 1-4 illustrate a single nail in a preferred embodiment in three views and in section.

FIG. 5 shows part of a nail Ir liii'uiia after the innovation withf section.

FIG. 6 is a plan view of the heads of the hunting strip according to FIG. 5.

Figures 7 and ε pointer, a complete nail strip in plan and side view.

Fi _t ? Ir Q shows an example of the kind of connection between two

of a strip.

In FIGS. 1 and 4, cum recognizes a Kagel with set aft 1 and * K> pf 2. Ucr Κο; Γ «ciüt iu ratio, üu dou shaft one large Durchiau & eer t-iii, εο ca ^ he in the La ^ e is ciittels a broad edition nucL ^ iebigea tlateriul cut at the

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To hold the pad. Such cages are for example known as cardboard nails or for upholstery purposes. In order to be able to zaamu-enfasoen several such cages into one strip, v / eist the head of the individual iiagels has a recess 4, whose size and toru of the cross-section de: - GcLüitmaterials is adapted. Because the shaft material in the example chosen has a round cross-section, the recess 4 is also rounded at the inner end, namely this recess begins on the outer edge and extends at least to the shaft 1, expediently even a certain measure after the center of the head go further, äaait the bar nail put in like this can that shaft lies against shaft. The way in which several such £ ϋ £ «1 are joined together can be seen in an enlarged view Representation in Figures 5 and 6. The shaft 1 of one h'agels thus lies in the recess 4 in the head of the neighboring one Nail in such a way that the shaft lies on the shaft and the head on top of the head, in such a way that the heads partially overlap and a staggered li.jjcrun ^ of the individual hills within dee Eti'fiifeni; cm '. stands. Like egg »; Heads 5: r. individual on each other lieten, i.ichl is;: ·. C cut borrowed i :: ctr Figure 6.

Tor volletündice Streif ex :, ccr from cintr i.chrz ^ hl individual liägel 2us.c :: jscngccct.zt i .. t, i ^ t in; ijar ^ tn in the. Figures 7 and B shown. Wie- zv (.irl.cr.ner:,. Lioger. Ei it- individual liägel in L'czug on »iio üti - .. ifcnli; ngi: ^ c ': iwfc A not perpendicular, but in one; gcv / iuyen .Vinkcl, z. E. 20 °, inclined

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Shafts lie against one another over their entire length and the heads overlap sickly like scales, whereby, as already 'Mentioned the Gchaft £ gc a :: ilagelo inuacr in the recess of the head dec il ^ chbnrnagels enters.

In order to connect the nails within the strip in an easily separable manner, a strip-like coating of an adhesive3, as indicated at 5, can be applied, as well as other types of connection such as dipping in quick-drying varnish or iron ore, possibly even soldering or spot welding in embossing koaaen. 3ci the use of an adhesive will also read theoeo, as shown in Figure 9 at 6, into the nutcnartirje gap between two adjacent shafts and ensure a good and sufficiently durable connection, which on the other hand is easy to loosen with moderate force.

The idea of ficusrun. ^ Is c ^{aK ::} special then applicable to whoever it is. ^ Hnr.; Clt, ^l ..i £ ui;: it relatively large heads ai! Each other ? .X «ir.o. · . Strjifer. to unite and in Verb.lnoan. ·: icit oir. r Y ·;. · r'.cht ^ r.- r, \ x work ahead. This results in a valuable work and zoitaparenics tool for certain industrial sectors.

Claims (6)

47a, 4. 16SO 279. Rene Brcschinsky ,; Ocldc (Wcstfi). I Fasteners for nailable materials. 8. 5. 54. B 17 732. lJJLJ contactor claims 1) Consisting of fasteners for nailable materials from a number of equal numbers, combined into a strip, easily separable nails connected to one another, each of which consists of head and Shank consists of a point, characterized in that that aiii liiL ^ el ait its longitudinal axis inclined within the stiffener to the long axis of the streak lie. 2) Fastening means according to claim 1, characterized in that due to the inclined Arrangement the heads of the Kagel partially overlap each other, wobui ^ c the head has a recess, whose size uno Pora do.u cross-section of the shaft material in such a way that the scr. often of one hail in uiu Ausnehaiuiig i-i head dec bonachharten ha ^ ole engages and tied the inside with the shaft on CcLaft and head on üopl (schuppenarti ^) in your strip lic £ er .. 47a, 4. 1680279. Reno Bresdiinsky. OcldciWcstf :). I fasteners door nailable materials. S. 5. 54. B 17 7j2. 3) fastening means according to claims 1 and 2, characterized characterized in that the recess ira head of the single Havels of R ^ nö biu Ls at least Sun shaft extends and runs rnßially to the right of the head. 4) Fastening means according to claims 1 bia 3, characterized denoted by cn net that the diameter of the The head of the single nail is a multiple of the shaft diameter is. 5) Bcfeetigunf-smittel after the. Claims 1 to 4, thereby £ eke η r. 2 e ί is ch η ο t, da3 cer head of the single nail in supervision, round, oval or polygonal. 6) Fastening means according to claims 1 to 5, daourch marked da2 the shaft of the üinzelnagela has any cross-section.