DE1814491U - ACCIDENTS FOR LUGGAGE LOCKS AND THE LIKE - Google Patents

Description

Raids for suitcase locks and the like.

The fire hits an insfees, "suitcase locks" intended raids, which is equipped with a bracket that encompasses the lock case of a lower part, is resiliently hinged to an upper part and with an insertion tongue that enters the lower part.

In known locks of this type, the lock box jumps from the plane of the overlying lock base. The bracket is provided with an eyelet that enters the lock base in the -ß-iegelbahn. In order to achieve a comfortable opening of the lock, stands. the hold-up bar under the action of a spring, by which it is folded up when the bolt is pulled back. -In order to

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the case wall / at the point of the lock fastening not allow it to bend, it has already been proposed to provide a plug-in tongue on the upper part, which can be inserted into the The lower part of the lock can be pushed in and results in a robust lashing. As a result of the attachment of a

Such a plug-in tongue is needed so far, the raids

to design as a bracket and to effect their storage by means of pegs that are not seated on the bracket legs. This is not the case possible a strong, the full flip up of the raids causing ^ eder and a strong and resistant To create an articulated connection of these raids with the upper part.

The fire is based on the task of avoiding these "deficiencies, and now designing an attack in such a way that that despite the arrangement of a hinge joint on the edge of the upper part lying in front of the lock case, there is a guide tongue can be provided. . . "., --....,." '.;. .. X. "

^ PATENT ADVOCATE DR. HANS RIEDER BLATT ■ _ ZU, cog ^V0M ίο Α ~ Ίϊ

For this purpose, according to the furnace τοη the Lower edge of the upper part inwardly rolled up lateral lobes, which comprise a hinge pin, with the one between the lobes Lying cut-free material formed into a plug-in tongue that engages a swivel castor of the robbery bar.

This makes it possible to arrange a strong articulated connection and a strong torsion spring as an ejector spring. Furthermore, a stable bracket can now also be formed in that the hold-up bracket is designed as a closed frame, which is very rigid and resistant to bending. You can also now make the upper part in one piece, so that a material saving. is achieved. _;

In order to form a chamber for storing the spring in the simplest possible way, a bistance bushing is also arranged according to the innovation between the hinge pin and the hinge roller of the hold-up bar; thereby formed despite heraustretendem and performer off on the attack bracket ^ e the end en a gapless joint.

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In the drawing, the innovation is shown in an exemplary embodiment, it shows ί

Fig. 1 is a front view of the raids, Fig. 2 is a longitudinal section along line A -B of Fig. 1, Fig. 3 in the corresponding longitudinal section the raised

folded position of the bracket, Fig. 4 on a larger scale a view of the lower

side of the top,
Fig. 5 is a section along line CD of Fig. 1 in a plane

if enlarged scale, .- ■

Fig. 6 is a cross-section along the line. E - I ¹ of Fig. 4.

The one provided with an angled hand 2. Upper part 1 points from its lower edge inwardly rolled, lateral

PATENT ADVERTISER DR. HANS RIEDER BLATT 3 ZU Io 586 VOM 12 · 4 · 6θ1 /

■ - '■ ■ flaps 3> 4, which include a gripping pin 5. The latter

t '. ~' sits in a spacer sleeve 6, the end of which from the tab 3-

Ψ 'is rolled up and held tightly.

On the spacer sleeve 6 is the role 7 of the ambush

'-' ■■ - [ bracket 8 rotatably mounted. One as an ejector spring for the one with

'i-fr.- the Schliessö'se 9 engaging in the bottom part of the lock Io

i ?; Hold-up bar serving torsion spring 11 is in the of the

l \; second lobe · § formed chamber 12 housed. The ends

ψ ' ^: HS II ¹ ' of these each lie on one side on the upper part 1

■ on the other hand on the hold-up bar 8, whereby the Eeder

y \ - effect in the sense of folding up the hold-up bar over-

S " will wear.:

p.] The material cut free between the flaps 3, 4 is

| i ■: formed into an insertion tongue .13. This is shaped so that

W] it engages over the G-castor 7 of the hold-up bar. The for

? '.- ■' '■ ..- ■ Inserting, flat tongue part pointing downwards

I; is advantageous for the purpose of increased resistance

?; ^; cambered and provided with an angle ridge. . :

f ■ ;; - As can be seen from Fig. 2 and 3, is the lower part of the lock

ν Io with angled side walls running all around

IT. "■, of which the top wall with (see Fig. 2). A

I insertion slot 17 for the tongue 13 is provided. The castle

Γ-: ■ ' box 15 sits protruding on the lower part of the lock Io.

ρ :. The bracket of the raid has a cutout 16 through which

f '' - '' ■ this lock box 15 passes through and one on all sides

;; -:. Acting stop for the hold-up bar 8 forms.

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^£:; When the lock is closed as shown in Fig. 2, how

p ';' can be seen, a resistant lashing between

Ef. Upper part 1 and lower part of the lock Io produced. The. Away-

ψ] The support is so good that the case-

KiTs-- sidewalls is prevented. * -. ''. '..

Claims (2)

P.A. 293 967 * 11.5.60 PATENT ADVERTISER DR. HANS RIEDER BLATT 4 ZU Ιο 586 FROM 12. A-. 6O protection claims 1.) With an encompassing the lock of a lower part
on an upper part under spring action hinged bracket and equipped with an insert tongue entering the lower part for suitcase locks or the like. , characterized in that from the lower edge of the upper part (l) inwards
Lateral tabs (4, 3) are rolled up, which include a G-pivot pin (5), with the one between the tabs (3, 4)
lying exposed material is formed into an insertion tongue (14) which engages over a joint roller (7) of the hold-up bar (8). " 2.) raids, characterized in that between G-pivot pin (5) and G-pivot roller (7) of the raid bracket (δ) a
Spacer sleeve (6) is located.