DE19623054A1 - Carrying handle used while installing boiler - Google Patents

Abstract

The nonslip rubbered carrying handle section (3,3a) is supplemented by fixer sections (2,2a,4a,5a) as screwed in a boiler threadway (4,5). The fixer section includes an extension part and an adaptor (4a,5a) which in turn is releasably joined by instant fastener or thread to the cranked extension of the fixer section (2,2a). Several adaptors are provided for different boiler threads. Thread (4) is in the upper part of the boiler on a boiler feed connection with 1" or 5/4" as against the thread (5) which lies in the bottom part of the boiler at a standard M 8- M 12 foot connection. The boiler has several carrying handles, notably two in the upper part and two in the lower part, the handles designed as U-shaped stirrups in top and bottom boiler parts.

Description

The present invention relates to a boiler carrying handle and relates in particular to a boiler handle for a heating element sel or a water heater.

According to the prior art, it is common to egg for transportation a boiler, such as a sack to use a cart or a handcart-like device or but the boiler without the aid of a transport device to wear. Since boilers with a low nominal have a considerable weight and also almost always transport over one or more floors transport is difficult.

When transported by means of a Trans similar to a hand truck Port equipment is on stairs, for example in the basement  shot to face significant problems since the wheels of the Hand truck difficult and jerky over the stairs are moving so that there is a risk of overturning.

When transporting the boiler by simply carrying it without the boiler has turned out to be a transport device exposed bulky. In addition, the boiler easily slip out of the hands of the wearer because of the boilers there are no special grip areas or handles.

The present invention addresses the problems in Transport of a boiler. It is therefore the job of present invention to provide a kettle carrying handle by means of which the transportation of a boiler is easy and can be done quickly.

This task is solved by a boiler carrying handle like it are specified in claim 1.

The kettle carrying handle according to the invention has a carrying handle cut and a fastening section, the fastening section on a boiler into existing threads is screwed.

Preferred embodiments of the boiler carrying handle are in the Subclaims 2 to 14 cited.

According to claim 2, the fastening section comprises a Ver Extension part and / or an adapter. By the extension part of the handle section can continue from the boiler be arranged remotely so that the wearer removes the handle cut better and safer. With the adapter it is possible the extension part using different adapters to be attached to different threads of the boiler.  

According to claim 3, the extension part is cranked, so that when transporting both on the straight line and via stairs the handle section for the carrier as favorable as possible Takes position.

A further preferred embodiment of the boiler carrying handle Claim 4 is characterized in that the adapter is detachably connected to the extension part, according to Pa claim 5 the detachable connection between the adapter and the extension part is a quick release and according to Pa claim 6 the detachable connection between the adapter and the extension part is a screw connection. Through this up construction becomes the universal applicability of the boiler carrying handle enables.

According to claim 7, several different adapters for different threads (e.g. boiler feed, adjustable foot winch, etc.) are provided on the boiler, so that in the kit principle several adapters, for example for different heating elements sel from different manufacturers, with a uniform Combined handle, d. H. can be assembled.

To prevent the handles from slipping in the hands of the wearer to avoid, according to claim 8, the handle cut have an anti-slip rubber. Because of the weight the boiler supports the beams when carried over floors exposed to severe stress, Transpira occurs symptoms that are countered by means of the anti-slip rubber becomes. Even if the wearer's hands are heavily sweaty a secure grip is guaranteed.

Preferably to attach the boiler handle in upper area of the boiler according to claim 9, the boiler flow connector (with 1 '' or 5/4 '' diameter) turned on puts.  

In addition, according to Pa claim 10 preferred the adjustable foot connections (with a Thread M8 to M12) used.

To find an optimal position, i. H. Incline of the handle section to ensure it during transportation of the boiler, according to claim 11, the offset on the extension part preferably be approximately 45 °. This is an optimal position the boiler handles on both the level and the Given stairs.

According to claim 12, preferably several handles attached to the boiler to balance the boiler lighten, wherein according to claim 13 two handles fe in the upper area and in the lower area of the boiler be brought.

Alternatively, however, according to claim 14, one each Handle in the form of a U-shaped bracket in the upper area and placed in the lower part of the boiler.

The present invention is based on a before preferred embodiment are explained in the associated Drawing is shown.

In the schematic representation, a staircase T is shown, where a boiler or boiler 1 is transported via this staircase T.

A right side surface of the boiler 1 is shown in the top view in the plane of the drawing. The back 1 a of the boiler 1 points to the staircase T and has screw connection or thread 4 . On the underside 1 b of the boiler 1 there are 5 , into which adjustable feet are normally screwed.

One of the threads 4 is associated with a boiler flow (KV), for example. Since such a boiler flow on the back 1 a of the boiler 1 is provided symmetrically, two Kes seltragegriffe can be attached side by side on the back 1 a of the boiler 1 (at the same height), so that a carrier with both hands the boiler on two handles in can wear the upper area.

One of the threads 5 is, for example, a metric thread (M8 to M12) into which the adjustable foot (not shown) is screwed. Since on the underside 1 b of the kettle 1 in general four feet are provided, two kettle carrying handles can also be attached next to each other on the underside 1 b of the kes sels 1 , so that a second support with both hands the kettle on two handles in the lower area can carry.

Usual distances between the Kes selvorlaufen lying at the same height are at least about 40 cm and between the Ge threads 5 for the adjustable feet at least about 50 cm, so that a sufficient distance between the two juxtaposed handles is available.

The boiler carrying handles are formed by a carrying handle section 3 and 3 a and a fastening section 2 , 2 a, 4 a and 5 a ge, the fastening section on the boiler 1 being screwed into the already existing threads 4 and 5 . The BEFE stigungsabschnitt 2 , 2 a comprises an extension part which is cranked, that is angled. In addition, an adapter 4 a or 5 a can be arranged between the threads 4 or 5 and the extension part 2 or 2 a.

The handle, which is provided on the handle section 3 , 3 a, is preferably made of an anti-slip rubber, which may also have some grooves to make the handle even more slip-resistant.

The fastening section 2 or 2 a or the adapter 4 a or 5 a can be screwed into the threads 4 or 5 within a very short time without additional tools, with the adapter 4 on the back (the side facing away from the boiler 1 ) a or 5 a either a thread is also provided or a quick release fastener to attach the extension part 2 or 2 a to the adapter 4 a or 5 a. With the adapters 4 a and 5 a, it is possible to use the same extension parts 2 and 2 a despite the different threads 4 and 5 (imperial or metric threads with different diameters) on the Kes sel 1 .

The usual connections at the boiler flow have a diameter of 1 '' or 5/4 ''; the threads for the adjustable feet on the underside 1 b of the boiler 1 are generally metric threads of size M8 to M12.

In the illustrated embodiment, two handles are placed on the boiler 1 in the upper part (on the right in the drawing), only one handle being shown and the second handle lying behind it. Of the two lower traps (on the left in the drawing), only the one in front can be seen.

Alternatively (not shown), instead of the two handles on each end of the boiler 1 , a boiler support handle can be provided in the form of a bracket. This U-shaped bracket is then attached with its leg ends to the boiler 1 or to the adapters 4 a and 5 a. The legs of the U-shaped bracket are also cranked and the base of the bracket connects the two legs in the region of the handle section 3 , 3 a.

Let the advantages of the boiler handle according to the invention can be summarized as follows:

• a) simple and quick assembly and disassembly on site at the boiler 1 ;
• b) safe handling of the boiler 1 to be transported;
• c) universal use by using adapters 4 a and 5 a;
• d) inexpensive alternative to conventional sackkar ren similar transport facilities.

The invention relates to a boiler carrying handle, in particular for a boiler or a water heater. Because every heating boiler has threaded or screw connection, can Kettle carrying handles in a very simple way and within a short time be attached at the right time. The handles can be attached directly the existing threads are screwed in or by means of egg adapter is attached to the thread. Beyond that when using an adapter, also use a quick release bar. The adapter then points to the side of the boiler Screw connection and on the side of the handle the Schnell lock on. As thread for fastening the handles who preferred in the upper area on the back of the boiler the boiler flow connection is used and in the lower area the screw connections for the adjustable feet. The handle is composed of a handle section and a fastening section together, with an extension tion part of the mounting portion is cranked.

Claims (14)

1. boiler handle, in particular for a boiler, characterized marked by a handle section ( 3 , 3 a) and a fastening section ( 2 , 2 a, 4 a, 5 a), the fastening section ( 2 , 2 a, 4 a, 5 a) on a boiler ( 1 ) in existing Ge thread ( 4 , 5 ) is screwed. 2. A boiler carrying handle according to claim 1, characterized in that the fastening section ( 2 , 2 a, 4 a, 5 a) has an extension part ( 2 , 2 a) and / or an adapter ( 4 a, 5 a). 3. boiler carrying handle according to claim 2, characterized in that the extension part ( 2 , 2 a) is cranked. 4. boiler carrying handle according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that the adapter ( 4 a, 5 a) with the extension part ( 2 , 2 a) is detachably connected. 5. boiler carrying handle according to one of claims 2 to 4, characterized in that the releasable connection between the adapter ( 4 a, 5 a) and the extension part ( 2 , 2 a) is a quick release fastener. 6. boiler handle according to one of claims 2 to 4, characterized in that the releasable connection between the adapter ( 4 a, 5 a) and the extension part ( 2 , 2 a) is a screw. 7. boiler carrying handle according to one of claims 2 to 6, characterized in that several different adapters ( 4 a, 5 a) for different threads ( 4 , 5 ) are provided on the boiler ( 1 ). 8. boiler handle according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the handle section ( 3 , 3 a) has an anti-slip rubber. 9. boiler carrying handle according to one of claims 7 and 8, characterized in that the thread ( 4 ) in the upper region of the boiler ( 1 ) is preferably provided on a boiler flow connection with 1 '' or 5/4 ''. 10. Kesseltragegriff according to one of claims 7 and 8, characterized in that the thread ( 5 ) in the lower region on the Kes sel ( 1 ) is preferably provided on an adjustable foot connection with a Ge thread M8 to M12. 11. Kettle carrying handle according to one of claims 3 to 10, characterized in that the offset on the extension part ( 2 , 2 a) is preferably about 45 °. 12. boiler handle according to one of claims 1 to 11, characterized in that a plurality of handles on the boiler ( 1 ) are introduced. 13. Kettle carrying handle according to one of claims 1 to 12, characterized in that two carrying handles are attached in the upper area and in the lower area of the kettle ( 1 ). 14. Kettle carrying handle according to one of claims 1 to 12, characterized in that in each case a carrying handle in the form of a U-shaped bracket is attached in the upper region and in the lower region of the kettle ( 1 ).