DE1966955U - BANDING STRIPS FOR SEALING GATHERING ON TREES AND SHRUBS. - Google Patents

Description

Werner Fleischhauer _a 2 Hamburg 72 ₃ Bernese Heerweg 512

"Bandage strips for closing finishes on trees and bushes "

^ The subject of patent 1 027 453 is an association

for sealing enhancements on trees and bouquets

chern, which is formed from an elastic strip of material held together at the ends, in which the strip of material covers the oculation parts and consists of material that becomes porous and rapidly unfolded by the effects of the weather, e.g. thin Para rubber, consists of (claim I) ₉ whereby to hold the two tense At the ends of the becoming porous material strip, as is known per se, a rod-shaped, needle-shaped or U-clamp-shaped connecting member is provided which is to be fastened at both ends and which serves as an abutment on the side of the ocular support facing away from the ocular used.

■ In the description of the patent 1 027 ^ 53 the possibility is

^%> lability of continuous manufacture — an endless,

divided according to the length of the material strips mentioned in the width required for the material strips, the individual material strips in the Use of a U-shaped bracket as a holding element this added immediately, i.e. stuck in near one end of the respective strip with the two open legs and can be immediately wound up into a roll without significant blockages occurring within

¹ T ¹ half of the wound tape or damage to the tape

result (column 3, lines 16 to 36).

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This option is not used in practice been. In the case of machine production, isolation and counted packaging was that of the main patent

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corresponding oculation closures are more advantageous. Each closure was immediately provided in the machine with a wire clip inserted into one of the two ends, the open end of which was pierced through the other end of the bandage when it was applied. A ¹ l rolled up rubber strip and a wire roll were fed to the machine.

She had to perform two operations, namely cutting the rubber strip into pieces and cutting it off, Bending and piercing the wire into one of the ends thereof.

It has been found that the work of the machine can be made much easier by switching to the second pass dispensed with and at the same time with cutting off the rubber pieces - one or more holes in the two Punches ends of the same. As a rigid fastening means you can then instead of requiring a special manufacture Wire hanger commercially available wood or plastic

Use chopsticks that are packaged in numbers

s ooculation locks simply in the appropriate manner

number can be added. Just as effortlessly as it was previously the case when piercing the wire hanger, a rod-shaped rigid body can also be inserted through the holes in the ends of the material strip lead through.

In the case of males, one becomes with a hole in each end the strip of material get along. But there are also ocular

H tion objects with a larger scope, for which up to now ocular

tion locks had to be made in special sizes.

V After the training, this is no longer necessary if you have the

Manufactures strips of maximum size and attaching them several adjacent holes determine the width of the closure by selecting the narrower or allows further spaced holes when passing the rigid fastener.

In the drawing are exemplary embodiments of Innovation presented; show it

Fig. 1 schematically in perspective view

Ij with an applied occlusion closure

rigid fastening means passed through the holes j

Fig. 2 and 3 each have an oculation lock in the

Elevation with a different number of holes.

In Fig. 1 the is inserted into the inoculation object a Oculum b covered by the oculation closure c, which is at its ends by a on the back

of the inoculation object a supported rod-shaped

\ rigid fastener f is held taut,

which is passed through holes e located in the ends of the inoculation closure c. Fig. 2 shows an occlusion closure according to the patent 1027 ^ 53j but also with one hole each on the provided at both ends, Fig. 3 one with one hole at one end and two holes at the other end. the The number of holes can be any number depending on the circumstances.

Claims (2)

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