DE1738140U - COMBINED CORKSCREW. - Google Patents

Description

r den, .Ncenfcer 1956.

Breiterweg 13

Be a c hr ei b u ng

concerning:
"Combined corkscrew"

The common form of the corkscrew consisting of a The handle on a spiral pipe of the usual design has the kachteil that the cork has to be pierced. This will the cork is unsuitable for later reuse; there is also the risk of parts of the cork splitting off, which are in the contents of the pasche fall, as well as the further G-efa.hr that the When pulling out the corkscrew, it does not grip the cork, but tears it through the cork that is stuck in the neck of the bottle so that the removal of the cork with the. same instrument as impossible or unusually difficult proves.

In addition, a corkscrew of the usual shape is not normally used to open the crown locks that are widespread today suitable, so that usually a separate instrument must be available for such closures.

The innovation proposed here is that a combination between a special corkscrew and novel, the cork in a non-damaging way. and an instrument to © opening of crown caps and screw caps for well bottles has been created "is» as a result of this Kachteile of the usual corkscrew shapes avoided. About that In addition, the shape can be modified on a larger scale according to aesthetic and individual aspects.

"The innovation consists of a G-handle firmly anchored in a plastic or other suitable material. '■■'" tl-shaped

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U-shaped curved spring steel band with legs of unequal length of sufficient length. The handle as such is recessed, the recess being shaped and dimensioned in such a way that both the part of a crown closure required for lifting can be fitted in it, as well as the possibility of firmly inserting the upper square of a screw cap of well bottles and 80 that The U-shaped bend of the inserted spring steel band is shaped accordingly so that a sharp edge protruding into the recessed opening of the handle is created, which is determined from below under the protruding edge to grab a crown lock, which can easily be lifted off as a fulcrum using the leverage of the entire device around the part of the handle opposite the edge.

The special mode of operation of the instrument consisting of the bent spring band is described as follows;

the unequal legs of the spring band protruding from the handle are slightly sharpened on their free ends. The sins themselves are in its free course several times, about 3 to 6 times, slightly notched at intervals of 7 Io m / m and rounded inward. For use $! & £ § * ■ first the protruding leg on one side between Cork and bottle neck pressed '^ and after this sufficiently has penetrated, on the opposite side of the other leg introduced accordingly. Light wieger.de movements speed up the process. Fachdem the instrument with both Legs is inserted so far that the cork is as possible with its entire length between the two legs, can pull it out again. With their many notches and curves, the legs also take the longest cork with them out, which remains completely undamaged.

Further details of the innovation are explained using an exemplary embodiment:

l) shows the broadside view of the corkscrew; The handle (l) made of plastic or another suitable material with the recess (2) contains firmly inserted the U-shaped bent spring band (3) with unequal leg length, as well as with a sharp edge (4) protruding into the recess (p) '#

shows in the side view the recess (2), the Mehrfaoh grained (5) spring band (3) and the sharp edge (4) of the spring band protruding into the recess of the handle (1)

»3) illustrates the proposed design of the spring band (3) ufid the edge (4), while

.4) the spring hinge (3) with the sharp one in the side view Edge (4) and the many notches (5) reproduces.

Claims (1)

In my registration case "Combined corkscrew l / corkscrew, characterized in that an instrument for Extraction of ordinary corks is combined in a peculiar way with a device for lifting off crown closures and screwing on bottle screw caps. 2 / corkscrew according to claim 1 (characterized in that parallel strips are used as an instrument for pulling out the cork tough and elastic material, mainly suitable material are used, which means their peculiar design In the form of a slight sharpening of the free ends, the rounding of their lengths, as well as various notches, an undamaged removal Allow even the longest cork by inserting both sides of the cork into the neck of the bottle when pulling it out take the cork with you undamaged. 3 / Corkscrew according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the device for removing the corks is fixed in a handle is, the such a shaped recess BEZW. Opening has that in it both one of the usual screw locks for bottles can be fitted in a twistable, sufficiently tight manner, as well as the There is a possibility of one of the usual crown wear in in a manner suitable for taking off. 4 / corkscrew according to claims 1-3), characterized in that either by using a fixed strap one of the for Pulling out used tapes or when using a U-shaped bent band by appropriate design and pre-drawing of the bent part or in some other suitable way Form a sufficiently hard and sharp edge is formed, which is suitable for crown locks for the purpose of lifting to be included. 5 / 5 / corkscrew according to claims 1-4), characterized in that the handle of the device is further designed so that the for Underneath the crown locks, a piece of the handle designed in this way is defined on the other side thereof Opposite recess that it serves as a fulcrum when lifting crown locks and thus as a support during the lifting process can be used. 6 / corkscrew according to claims 1-5), characterized in that the upper part of the handle on its narrow sides receives extensions that largely resemble the shape of the encompassing human Align hand. 7 / corkscrew according to claims 1-6), characterized in that the free ends of the extensions according to FIG. 6 are given a hook-shaped configuration which is used to loosen them Crown locks or plastic locks are easy to remove. 8 / corkscrew according to claims 1-7), characterized in that a pin of about 8-15 mm in length made of sufficiently hard material is firmly attached _{to a B re itseite of the handle or some other suitable place that does not hinder the human hand} is suitable and intended to pierce tin cans for beverages such as beer, fruit juice, condensed milk, etc. in the usual way at 2 opposite points. (Franz Zwick)