DE1951343U - DOG COLLAR. - Google Patents

Description

EA.24B19HLS.SS

Hanover, May 5, 1966 Use Ht / Wi

Dog shackles **

The innovation concerns a "cock" for a dog collar to attach the leash.

Dogs, but not only dogs, are known to be led on a leash that is attached to a collar that the animal wears at all times. It is obvious that the connection point between the collar and the leash is exposed to particularly high tensile loads. Therefore, one has chosen always been mögliehst strong and resistant devices to the line to attach the collar of the animal. For this purpose * / there is a so-called "cock" on the collar, a heavy metal part consisting of a pin and an eyelet; The pin is inserted through the collar and firmly anchored on the underside of the collar, e.g. B. riveted or screwed, while the eyelet is used to receive the hook of the leash.

So far, two methods of attachment have been used of the "block" on the collar. Originally, a pin was used to connect the eyelet in one piece was. An abutment in the form of a small "plate for the collar was attached between the eyelet and the pin. The pin was pushed through the material of the collar, up to the abutment and then an abutment was replaced by another metal plate of about the same size as the abutment. The pin was riveted and roughly closed with the counter bearing

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In both cases a lot of material is used / and wasted, and a considerable amount of work had to be done to make the underside of the collar, i.e. the burrs, free of burrs and sharpnesses, so that the eggs _: not. could be injured.

These nights 11: ready to go ^: the innovation :. Sieve is in it; that when: pin fiir, the "clamp" is used as a hollow rivet and-Gegeiilager a metal _disc; which receives a cavity on one side in the area of the central borehole. _: Durph simple hitting over a mandrel, the "clamp" is riveted firmly to the collar with these tools * The walls of the hollow rivet-rt> lXen. "S $ -Q ^, | n ^ h- ^: outside.-i ^ ^.: JCuad- "into the hollow of the metal disc. - It is not _: only material and a lot of working time are saved, it> is: in this way a connection of the rough collar and" cock "is created, which in every case even without reworking is free of burrs and sharpening. ~:

In the attached: Sketch is shown in an exemplary embodiment. The block 1 consists in one piece of the eyelet Ü _f, the abutment 5 and the hollow rivet 4. - The hollow rivet =: is - inserted into the collar: ^ by a corresponding twist The metal plate serving as a counter-bearing has a hollow 7 on its underside into which the walls 8 of the hollow rivet when riveting down. - _:: ; ^: ; ^: .. - .. "....""

Claims (1)

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