DE1896398U - HINGE BOLTS. - Google Patents

Description

ED. KEEPER

REMSCHEID-HASTEN

k _m May 1964 Bro, / Dö. S charni pebble

The innovation concerns a hinge pin for hinges, especially * especially on doors, pen windows etc., but especially for motor vehicles » witness doors with a safeguard against falling out of the same »

Are known hinge pins that are secured against falling out by a cotter pin or a lock washer * The disadvantage of these fuses is a cumbersome attachment and solvents as the same * Furthermore, not quite sure so that the safety of the hinge pin then not some spring rings against falling there is more «

The hinge pin according to the fire is now designed so that in a transverse bore of the same a stopper made of an elastic material sits, which is larger than that of the associated hinge » bolt hole is »

When the hinge pin is inserted into the hole, it is elastic Plug in so that the bolt can be inserted easily * The elastic plug is springy when it emerges from the bore beyond the hinge pin hole and secures it against falling out *

Another way of securing against falling out of the hinge pin from the hinge pin hole is to use the elastic plug:. do not come out of the hinge pin hole to let, but the resulting friction between the elastic Plug and the wall of the hinge pin hole aJLs See « to use »

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ED. KEEPER REMSCHEID-HASTEN

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This arrangement is particularly advantageous for assembly bolts which are used when inserting doors and which are inserted with the bolt head pointing downwards. These bolts must be smaller as the hinge pin bore for easy exchange in diameter, but must not fall out of this * The subject of innovation is this achieved "Another advantage for -Jn the mounting bolt is the possibility of the elastic plug if worn slightly against exchange a new one. This means that the mounting bolt can be used again and again *

Some exemplary embodiments of the innovation are shown in the drawing. Show Bs;

Fig. I is a front view of the hinge pin with an elastic Plug on the upper part of the bolt

Fig »II shows a similar view of the hinge pin with a elastic plug on the lower part of the bolt

Fig. III a section A - B through the hinge pin

The object of the fire consists of the hinge pin 1 with a cross hole 2 in which the elastic plug 3 sits »

The object according to the innovation is very simple to produce, but in its function it is superior to previously known *

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Claims (1)

ED. KEEPER REMSCHEID-HASTEN k _% May 1964 Brο. / Thu BXatt ~ Protection claims 1 * Hinge bolts for hinges, especially on doors and windows etci, Eiit a safeguard against falling out characterized by that in a cross hole (2) of the hinge bolt (i) a stopper (3) made of an elastic material sits which is larger than the diameter of the associated hinge pin hole tion is * 2 «. Hinge pin according to Claim 1, characterized in that the Plug (3) can be located on both the upper and lower part of the hinge bolt (1) or at any point * 3 * Sdhinge bolt according to claims 1 and 2 characterized by «* ixet that the hinge pin also has several elastic plugs can receive *