DE1693652U - INSOLE. - Google Patents

Description

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October 15, 1954

Curt B a u m a n η. «Sfcsbach / Baden,

Jüan liet ^ inlegesoiilea already upholstered in the way tries, that in the area of the pressure-loaded zones gumoi-

. ^ elastic joint pieces were built into the single panel, in this case one went in such a way that in one layer the multilayer insole is provided and cutouts

. in the area of these sections the gusmielastisehen 3 * olste ~ wrestling "were built in..

In one type of vorbeiannten * soles with "ingebauten iolsterstüclcen has nach.dem insertion exerts £ POE1-sterstücke ueen mentioned cutting through a liederstückchen -abgedeckt trinkets from Serdem this cut in the side facing the top of Juss Jiiiilegesohle provided" in the fact one has the Torteil miss out _f the rubber- elastischenüinlegestücke very well suited to be the Dage a non-stiff th ^ insole in the shoe za siehernj, d "h * them from slipping to prevent,

It is therefore provided according to the invention that the Cutouts are provided in an underlying layer, i.e. the reverse of the insole of the shoe; and that

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the pad pieces do not protrude from the cutouts and not covered - are »

In this way it is achieved that the "rubber-elastic" upholstery pieces are used to increase the tension of the insole in the shoe, but that light imports, the sole also impede the shoe.

With a suitable choice of the "cushioning material of the sole, which is covered with a foam rubber lick, this ₉ since the cardboard layer is missing" can even be made washable.

With a suitable choice of the upholstery material with Foam patched sole can do this ^ as the Tapp insert is missing, can even be made washable.

The subject matter of the invention can, however, also be applied to the hard soles mentioned above * which consist essentially of MUB cardboard. With this type of sole, the picks are inserted into sections of the underside of the sole and give them a certain amount of cushioning at the main stress points. D & .are they go free in this instance attaching to the underside of the sole "* They also act as in this one? All as a remedy for this, slipping of the sole in the shoe.

In the drawing, exemplary embodiments of the subject matter of the invention are shown schematically. In it:

Pig. 1 the individual layers of a multilayer

Poster insole graphically and in = "more bent apart location of the individual layers;

Pig. Figure 2 is a plan view of the sole;

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Pig. 3 shows a section along the line III - III of the

Pig "4 the appearance of a two-layer iiaxte one

tob top; . Pig .. 5 the view of a sofa bed. iron

Pig * 6 ”in a cut. through the insole lengthways

the üni « TI -TI the Pig ,, 5? ~ "Jig * 1 an equally long cut of the sehni-fct-

line ¥ 11 - TII in Pig. 5. i

In the Pig "1 - the upper part of the sole which is drawn corresponds essentially to the structure of one of the cushioning insoles known in the different Porm" There is a rumbling tangled layer 1 between two -Dedklagen and 3 made of some kind of fabric or the like " provided and laii; These cover layers are bound by cross-wise stepped T-ties. A stiffening insert is here, with blessings left out, the underside of this upholstered sole l _s 2 _r 3 are the Sciiamagmaai stains 4 and 5 and were glued on for the area of the heel and one for the ball of the foot. Below that there is another deck area 6% _α Β * & ub, Iiederkork geseigt * but which has Pesster 61 and S2. JJiese Deokschicht 2 is against the unirere. Cover layer 3 & er ÖheT- sole le Z ₉ 5 hezw * glued against the Sciraumgumiaiflecke 4 uM 5; which through the window window face downwards. Sum "ie'il open" * · -,

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In Pig. 2 and 3 can still be seen "how the whole thing is sewn with a binding 7 /"

The upper class is. referred to in Pig * 4 until 7 ai * t 23. . In the "sub-layer 14 of this Ausiührungsiorm which z..3 + ₅ may consist of cardboard, Bind cutouts 141 provided ^ which the actual pressure zones in the area of Torfußballens and perse include. In this -Aussparungen 141 are appropriately tailored foam inserts 11 and 12 embedded"

Claims (1)

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October 15, 1954. - ■ 5 - 1, insole with in the area of the pressure zone and iron cutouts «in one layer of the multilayer -Insole provided with elastic padding characterized in that the cutouts are in an underlying ^ d * h · d the layer facing the shoe are provided " and that the pieces of padding do not protrude from the cutouts and are not covered. 2 »insole according to claim l _g characterized in that it consists in known manner of slightly flexible material and is provided with a thin coating (δ) aui the bottom _R of the (4» 5) cut-outs in the region of the inserts (61 ₉ 62), the area of which is in each case smaller than that of the associated deposits. 3. Insole according to claim X _9, characterized in that cutouts (141) are provided in a correspondingly thick lower layer (14) in which the foam rubber leak (12) _? cut to fit »are embedded _ö