DE1933747U - HOLDER FOR HANGING HAND APPLIANCES, IN PARTICULAR HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES, SUCH AS BROOMS ETC. - Google Patents

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. Ehringhausen (Kr. Wetzlar). | holder

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PATENT ADVERTISEMENT DIPL.-PHYS. HEINRICH SEIDS

Wiesbaden · Rheinstrasse 121 · P.O. Box 670 · Telephone 284 59 I * \ Postal checking account Frankfurt / Main 181008 Deutsche Bank 723 478 1 _# Oct. 1965

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Dieter Schmidt Ehringshausen / Krs. Wetzlar

Holder for hanging up stick devices, especially household appliances such as brooms, etc.

The innovation relates to a holder for hanging up handle devices, in particular household appliances like brooms etc. “There are already holders for hanging gardening tools and the like.

known from a loop engaging the handle at two opposite points strong, by hand no longer bendable metal wire are made, which around a substantially horizontal Axis is pivotable. The loop is open at the side, so that the garden tool with his The handle is inserted into the loop at the side »

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34c, 10/03. 1933 747. Dieter Schmidt, Ehringhausen ( Wetzlar district). | Holder for hanging up stick utensils, in particular household appliances such as brooms, etc. 28. 12. 65. Sch 39 572. (T. 12; line 1)

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The weight of the garden tool causes the loop to move down around its horizontal axis pulled and jammed at their "two points of contact with the handle of the device. These known holders cannot be made so small because they are thinner Wire that is no longer stiff enough for an open loop would be required. The known Loops also have the disadvantage that the devices suspended in them by the opening the loop to keep enough freedom of movement to swing sideways is generally undesirable.

In contrast, the innovation is to be created for you to hang up handle devices, which can be made much smaller and more delicate than the known holders and with the use of thinner material is also possible. In addition, through the innovation the suspended device can be made impossible, to a significant extent in the suspension of the To commute holder.

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:; 34c, 10/03. 1933 747. Dieter Schmidt. lEhringhausen (district of Wetzlar). | Holder; For hanging up embroidery devices, especially household appliances such as brooms, etc. 12/28/65. Sch 39 572. (T. 12; line 1)

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This is achieved by the innovation in that the part that grips the device handle Loop closed in a ring, surrounding the device handle, is formed. The ring-shaped closed loop is stiffened by its shape and will not deform even then Bend up in particular if they are made from relatively thin wire or the like is. The device handle, which is surrounded by the loop, has little freedom of movement, so that it hardly tends to swing. The holder according to the innovation can therefore primarily be used in the household, for example for hanging up brooms, scrubbers and the like.

In a preferred embodiment of the innovation, the loop is made in one piece from metal wire in the front part to a one and a half times circular ring and with two approximately parallel backward extending side thighs curved. In this embodiment, the Holder after the innovation particularly stable and irrj the rest particularly easy and cheap to produce.

34c, 10/03. 1933 747. Dieter Schmidt. , Ehringhausen (Kr. Wetzlar). | Holder for hanging up embroidery devices, especially household appliances, such as brooms, etc. 28.12. 65. Sch 39 572. (T. 12; line 1)

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to deliver.

It is useful within the scope of the innovation, the device for pivoting the loop at the same time for the optional blocking of the loop in a substantially horizontal position to train. This makes it much easier to insert the device handle into the loop and can be done with one hand.

Each is advantageous, several, for example two or three loops to be attached to a common sheet metal support, with this carrier made of sheet metal in the desired number and arrangement on a broom board or Like. Can be screwed.

Further features and advantages of the innovation are shown below with reference to the in the drawing Examples shown are explained in more detail. Show it:

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34c, 10/03. 1933 747. Dieter Schmidt,:, Ehringhausen (Kr. Wetzlar). | Holder for hanging up embroidery implements, especially household appliances such as brooms, etc. 28. 12. 65. Sch 39 572. (T. 12; line 1)

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Fig. 1 shows a holder according to the innovation downward folded loops in front view;

Pig. 2 shows a section along the line II-II of Fig. 1, but the loop is set in the "blocked position is and

Fig. 3 is a section along the line III-III of Fig. 1, however, a device handle is hooked into the loop.

As the drawing shows, according to the innovation, the holder consists of a loop 2 solid material, such as metal wire. This loop 2 is around a substantially horizontal axis attached to a support 1 made of sheet metal. In the loop is; as Fig. 3 shows) the handle 3 of a device, in particular, to insert household appliances such as brooms, scrubbers and the like from below, so that the loop on the handle 3

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34c, 10/03. 1933 747. Dieter Schmidt,: Ehringhausen (Kr. Wetzlar). | Holder for hanging up embroidery implements, especially household appliances such as brooms, etc. 28. 12. 65. Sch 39 572. (T. 12; line 1)

touches two opposite points 4 and 5 and is affected by the weight of the device and the stem 3 jammed with the latter.

In the example shown, the loop 2 has a closed ring at its front end Part 6, which is "formed by the fact that the loop 2 forming wire is bent one and a half times circular and from this ring 6 directly into the two after rearward extending, approximately parallel leg 7 merges. As Fig. 3 shows, this the front contact point 4 of the loop 2 with the handle 3 to a double Point of contact, while the rear point of contact 5, as can be seen from the comparison of FIGS. 2 and 3, a little downwards can be resilient, whereby the wedging effect is improved.

The two legs 7 are each at their rear end to a stub axle 8 to the outside.

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34c, 10/03. 1933 747. Dieter Schmidt, Ehringhausen (Kr. Wetzlar). | Holder for hanging up embroidery implements, in particular Household appliances, such as brooms, etc. 2i>. 12. 65. Sch 39 572. (T. 12; line 1)

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arc. The loop 2 can be pivoted with this stub axle 8 on the sheet metal support 1 stored. For this purpose, the sheet metal support 1 is essentially horizontal extending bead 9, which has a clear width, corresponding to the diameter of the stub axle 8, and which, however, is much deeper than the diameter of the stub axle 8, for example by twice to four times the amount is formed deeper than the diameter 8. In the area of the legs 7, the bead 9 has Passage openings 10, but only in the front area, i.e. approximately on the diameter of the Stub axles 8 corresponding depth e # are attached. In this way the loop 2 can be pivoted stored in the bead 9 when their stub axles 8 are in the front bead area. the The pivoting range extends approximately vertically upwards from a position of the loop up to one position vertically downwards. If the stub axles 8 are in the rear part of the bead 9 (see Pig. 2), then the SchiaufeJ2 through those lying between the thick walls

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34c, 10/03. 1933 747. Dieter Schmidt. Ehringhausen (Kr. Wetzlar). | Holder for hanging up embroidery implements, in particular Household appliances, such as brooms, etc. 28. 12. 65. Sch 39 572. (T. 12; line 1)

rear parts of the legs 7 blocked in an approximately horizontal position.

The sheet metal support has bores 11 for receiving wood screws 12 or the like. as a result, the carrier 1 also provides the device for pivotably mounting the loop 2 and at the same time the fastening element with which the holder after the innovation on a broom board Or the like. Can be attached.

In the example shown, there are two independently movable and lockable loops provided on a common carrier 1. It is also useful to have carrier 1 with three Provide loops 2. In this way, practically any desired number of holders can be attached Attach a broom board or the like. The carrier could also be provided for a single loop 2 be, however, the former appears to attach two or three loops to a common one Carriers cheaper because in every household

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! 34c, 10/03. 1933 747. Dieter Schmidt, Ehringhausen (Kr. Wetzlar). | Holder for hanging up stick utensils, in particular household appliances such as brooms, etc. ', 28. 12. 65. Sch 39 572. (T. 12; line 1)

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usually more than one stick device, such as a broom and mop, etc., anyway and because the arrangement of several loops 2 means that the common carrier 1 can be made longer stretched and thereby its attachment to a broom board or the like. becomes more stable.

Protection claims;

Claims (6)

KA P fi O Hf 34c, 10/03. 1933 747. Dieter Schmidt, * ^l - '■''' I, Ehringhausen (Kr. Wctilar). | Holder for hanging up embroidery devices, especially household appliances such as brooms, etc. 2S. 12. 65. Sch 39 572. (T. 12; line 1) Protection claims: Holder for hanging up stick devices, especially household devices such as brooms, etc., consisting of one gripping the stem at two opposite points to one substantially horizontal axis pivotable loop made of solid material, for example Metal wire, characterized in that the part (6) of the loop (2) that grips the device handle (3) is closed in a ring shape, the device handle (3) is formed surrounding it. -3. 3 B6 2. Holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the loop (2) is made in one piece from metal wire in the front Teml to one and a half times Circular ring (6) and with two side legs extending approximately parallel to the rear (7) is curved. / 11 34c, 10/03. 1933 747. Dieter Schmidt, Ehringhausen (Wetzlar district). | holder for hanging up stick utensils, especially household appliances such as brooms, etc. 28. 12. 65. Sch 39 572. (T. 12; line 1) _ 3. Holder according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the device for pivoting Storage of the loop (2) at the same time for optional blocking of the loop (2) is formed in a substantially horizontal position. 4. Holder according to claim 3 »characterized in that the bearing device for the pivot axis trained loop ends (8) as Bead (9) with the diameter of the pivot axis (8) corresponding to the clear width, but larger, for example, about twice to four times the depth is formed only in its front Area of passage openings (10) for the side thighs (7) of the loop (2). 5. Holder according to one of claims 1-4, characterized in that the bead (9) having Carrier (1) made of sheet metal at the same time designed as a fastening element of the holder is. / 12 ■ iite'k : 34c, 10/03. 1933 747. Dieter Schmidt. iJEhringhausen (district of Wetzlar). | Holder ^ for hanging up embroidery implements, especially household appliances, such as brooms, etc., 28, 12. 65. Sch 39 572. ( T. 12; line 1) • -3.3.66 6. Holder according to claim 5, characterized in that the carrier (1) made of sheet metal for several, for example two or three in their pivoting movement and the blocking of each other independent loops (2) is formed.