DE1720606U - DEVICE FOR INSERTING MASTS, POLES AND THE LIKE. - Google Patents

Description

Stuttgart-Birka A. | Device rom Elnglei- 3. «rK, 1355 i

of masts, poles, etc. 3.10.55. ^:

L 14338. (T, 2; Z-I) i

, Rishard Langer, 3tutt ^ art-Sirksch, γιπ 7g ~~ ~~: '* "—r;"

The slide he

Thanks to the modern drilling rigs, you are also in the field of pipeline construction, Construction etc. moved on to setting

of hooks, scaffolding poles, etc. no troublesome, time and;

To dig medium-demanding shafts and holes, but-;

to drill with drill rigs. Kit drill rigs can taan in {^

Produce Erdlächer in significantly less time. In drilled j

and their diameter of limited holes, is the box setting j

significantly more difficult than in the previously common chess · Ί

ten. In order to now also use these I

Ruiidholes, not only to facilitate the setting of masts, I.

rather, to undertake a higher level of occupational safety, ί

the slider brought to the registration here was developed. j

As can be seen in the drawing, the slider consists of several elongated plain iron rails, which, bent into a certain dog, are rolled across cross rails in such a way that they come to each other in a limited position and thereby create one idenlen tjieithohlk ^; > for the sliding masts or 3tange? I rrus HfIz, concrete uew deliver. In order to give the so-called slider a firm stability in the borehole, to prevent sliding along with the sliding mast, and above all to ensure that it is briefly rushed out over the ground level, it has a carrying ■ 'prop up. After the cross rails of the Abgleitera are attached to the outside

are brought, is the oil fluid of the longitudinal axes ^ e- Ί _; , backs up. The brief protrusion of the slider from the ground, j ■

serves the purpose, in the case of the finite borehole, in the case of the

pushing the mast «, this one above the hole a ί

To give a firm hold, while at the same time also the ArbeitsaicKer- I j

unity is increased. The strength of the support also contributes «

this eeohnung. As soon as the mast has been removed, the '■ ' slider can be pulled out effortlessly and easily. ^!

A detailed example is given in the drawing.

Fig. 1 shows a borehole used old © ^ Ableiter and elnea ■ i · -

slightly raised mast. '}

Pig. 2 shows the elevation of the (rerRtes. The upper Mary of the. C

Longitudinal rails (1), a transverse rail (2), the base plate (3) and the side ^{supports (3 1} ·) of the support support.

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Claims (3)

37b, 3/01. 1720606. Kidiard Langer. Stuttgart-Birkadi. | Device for introducing masts, poles, etc. 3.10.55. L 14338. (T. 2; Line 1) 3. i ..-! F. 1958 Pig. 3 shows a side view of the aerates & it the iiän _e eschienen (1) the transverse rails and their Ληοringung (2), the base plate (3). its angled tip (**) for fixing in the ground and a side support (3 * ·) · ? ig. 4 shows the Göfät in a front view in the von dee Longitudinal (1) and transverse rails (2) formed cabbage bodies Claim · (lchutzawpri'xcY.e) j - - , ■ ϊ ΐ 1. An apparatus for conducting Sing Hasten, bars etc gekennzeich- _ elongated net through a nip formed of a plurality of Längs.chienen (1) and several cross-j rails (2) hollow body, and \ < its support at the edge. SrdDohriÖcKern etc · a ί made from a base plate (3) and two side supports (3 ^ff ) > formed line supports. j 2. Apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that the An J number of longitudinal and transverse rails can be different 'and' “I judge the size of the masts required. ' tet · -. ' 3 · Oer & t according to claim 1, characterized in that the bottom | t. Plate (3) at its outer end has an angular point (3 ·) to fix in the ground and that the side | | support (3 * ') be variable according to number and arrangement' ^? can. 4. Oerät according to claim 1, characterized in that the curvature the ßleitkörpera not unoedin ^ t an exact cylindrical Porra must show and instead of the! Also appeared (! guide surfaces made of sheet metal etc. can step.