DE1702278U - TAPE FOR TILTING WINDOWS. - Google Patents

Description

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Steinbach a Vollmann, Heiligenhaus

District Düsseldorf ,,

Hinge for tilt and turn windows.

A tape is required for the upper mounting of a sash in Sipp pivot windows Flaps can be separated from each other to perform the tilting movement, to perform the turning movement however, they can be coupled again.

So far, this kind _r tapes were made in two parts with the coupling was brought about between the two hinge plate over a vertically movable by lever operating pin. For this reason, the storage of the tape was limited to a short part of the tape pin (= stroke length).

However, this design had the disadvantage that the introduction of the displaceable ribbon pin

in one of the two lobes with larger windows did not go very smoothly. Another part of the tape of the previous Bai art was that the tape pin due to unintentional actuation of the locking device even after the rotating sash has been opened could be excavated, whereby the window sash was partially unhooked.

With the firing, these disadvantages are eliminated and a three-part band with sliding central tabs is proposed for the upper mounting of the sash in tilt and turn windows. While the upper and lower tabs are attached to the wing or frame, the

becomes a central lobe as a cup. As a result / a More favorable storage, especially with large windows, is achieved. Are upper and lower lobes with fixed pins Tersehen. The opposite upper and lower lobe in double length The executed middle flap can be moved in the vertical direction by means of a basque clasp » To be a good catching opportunity for the The pin of the lower lobe can be reached when closing the wing from the ^ ipps division the middle lobe partially notched on the competition. The pin of the lower lobe and the pin guide of the middle lobe are designed in such a way that

the middle lobe shifted to trigger the tilting movement even after an erroneously executed Turning movement still on the hinge pin of the lower lobe to be led. A cap attached to the upper lobe hides the movements of the Middle flap and protects it during painting.

The drawing illustrates an embodiment of the subject of the application namely shows

1 shows the band in a front view in the release position for the tilting movement of the window sash, Fig. 2 shows a side view of the strip

when the tilt sash is used, FIG. 3 shows a view of the band with coupled upper and lower flaps for the use of the deer flight, FIG. 4 shows a cross-section through the window profile and band in the closed position; FIG. 5 shows a similar cross-section in the open position Using the rotary wing, _cap

Fig. 6 illustrates a view of the AbdeckfiSi- ts.

The upper flap 1 with pin 2 is attached to the window sash 3 and covered with a cap 16 in the form of the ^ andlappenprofiles. The lower tab 4 with pin 5 is on the window

Frame β attached · The central tab 7 is guided with the hole Tertikai on the hinge pins 2 and \ Sin pin 8 attached to the central tab 7 engages through the slot 9 in the wing 3 in the base rod 11, which is also moved in the vertical direction by a lever handle (not shown) · At the lower part of the ^ ittellappens 7 there is a step-like notch 12 in the advertisement 13, which is executed in accordance with the one-sided flattening 14 of the pin 5 in the lower flap 4. The end piece 15 im'bewerbe 13 of the central tab 7 is notched in the hawser of the pin diameter.

In the closed position of the window sash 3, the middle flap 7 engages with its advertising 13 both over the pin 2 of the upper lobe 3 and pin 5 of the lower lobe 4. (Fig.3) From this position the turning movement of the window sash can take place out (Fig. 5).

To trigger the tilting movement, the Middle flap 7 shifted by lever actuation over the Baskülstange 11 in the vertical direction upwards. As a result, the notch 12 in the advertising 13 of the central lobe 7 is over the hinge pin 5 des ünterlappens 4 pushed out, so that upper lobes 1 together with the middle lobe 7 are separated from the lower lobe 4 (Fig. 1 and 2). Bas end piece 15 of the However, the central lobe 7 still remains on the pin 5 of the

Lower lobe 4 and prevents the sash 3 from tilting to the side
Wing 3, the step-like notch 12 in the joint 13 around the pin 5 of the lower lobe 4 "This? / Ird prevents the wing 3 from tipping forward (Fig. 5)

Claims (5)

Protection claims. 1 «hinge for bottom hung windows marked with an upper and a lower hinge tab by arranging a three-part band, of which the top and bottom tabs (1,4) are attached to the sash or the frame, while the middle lobe (7) which is teraehiet in the longitudinal direction bare coupling piece forms. 2. Tape according to claim 1, characterized in that the iittellappen (7) with the help of Baskülstange in the vertical direction over the fixed Pin (2.5) of the tabs (1.4) for bringing about or release of the coupling is designed to be displaceable. 3. Tape according to claims 1-2, characterized in that in the ^ ntkupplungsstteilung the middle flap (7) is partially notched to provide a good way to catch the pin <I5) of the lower lobe (4) when closing the wing to achieve from the division of the family. 4. Band according to claims. 1 -3 »characterized by that the pin (5) of the lower lobe (4) has a one-sided flat (14) which with a step-like notch (12) in the competition (13) cooperates in such a way that even when smallest angle deflection of the window sash
(3) which is prevented from tipping over to Torn. 5. Tape according to claims 1-4, characterized characterized in that the upper and middle lobes (1,7) by means of a cap in the form of the hinge lobe profile is covered. β · tape according to claims 1 - 5 * otherwise as described and illustrated