DE325772C - Safety hanger for all kinds of clothing with a chain that can be shortened and locked after hanging - Google Patents

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GERMAN EMPIRE

A US α EGE BE N
ON SEPTEMBER 17, 1920

REICH LATE OFFICE

PATENT LETTERING

CLASS 68a GROUP

Karl Ruchti in Offenbach a. M.

Shortenable and locked chain.

Patented in the German Empire on April 11, 1919.

There are hangers for items of clothing are known in which a chain is used which can be shortened by the hanging and locked in the shortening and whose lock is releasable by a hidden housed release device only for the initiated. The previously known devices of this type, however, had shortcomings which, on the one hand, made them uncomfortable to use

to and annoying, on the other hand in very many Cases completely ineffective in terms of security. The · elimination of this Abuses and the achievement of a lockable clothes handle, which under all circumstances ensures an effective protection against unauthorized removal of the garment and which is at the same time easy to handle in use and never annoying is the purpose of the present invention

ao dung. The same is characterized in that the shortenable suspension chain according to its shortening completely encloses the coat hook and thereby the strength of the same adapts precisely, and that furthermore at the same time

a5 two fuse bodies from opposite one another Grab the sides against the coat hook and thereby complete the effect of the chain.

The invention is shown in the accompanying drawing, which shows:

Fig. Ι a view with partial section in the open and

Fig. 2 is a view in the closed state.

The drawing shows two small capsules α and b, which are provided with lateral fastening tabs c , with which they are attached to the garment at the usual distance corresponding to the length of an ordinary clothes hanger, by sewing, riveting or other suitable means. One of these capsules contains a, a guide roller d and a guide body e, which is firmly riveted into place. Similarly, the capsule & is also provided with a guide roller f and a guide body g . One end of the chain h is now attached to the latter, and this chain is pushed through the capsule α and returned again in such a way that it wraps itself around the guide roller d. The free end of the chain is then passed through the upper part of the capsule b and then hangs freely over the roller f , with a small ring i or the like advantageously being provided at the end of the same, on which one can easily pull. In the guide body g in the capsule b a small spring k is attached, which is bent between the guide body g and the guide roller / at an angle and here with a point firmly against the chain h . Dfese ^v resilient point serves in this way as a lock for the chain, in such a way that you can probably pull the chain in one direction, that it is locked on the other hand when a train in the other direction.

In use it is now in the manner of

Claims (1)

2 shows the new hanger hung over the clothes hook shown in dotted lines in the drawing, which is known to be provided with a button. Then you pull the .ring · i until the hanger is tied securely to a hanger has. The chain ft adapts itself precisely to the strength of the coat hook; but at the same time the .Führungskörper e and g with their projecting parts. len firmly against the clothes from the sides. The hook is pulled and thus complete the securing of the lock. Since the chain is now held in place by the locking spring k , the clothing item can only be removed from the coat hook when the locking spring k is triggered. This is done by a wire or thread Z, which is stuck on the one hand on the spring k , im ■ 20 garment itself, for example under the lining covered, guided along and the other end to one only the owner known point is attached. In this way, therefore, only the owner can release the lock, and only he is therefore only in the age, the garment dated To be able to remove the coat hook again. If one pulls on the pull I, the locking spring k is released and the chain h pulls apart by the weight of the item of clothing easily enough that it can be easily removed. P α χ ε nt-claims u c η: 'Safety hanger ■ for items of clothing of all kinds with a chain that can be shortened and locked after hanging, which is locked by a hidden release device, characterized in that the suspension chain (Ji) between the two guides (a and b) attached to the item of clothing over Guide rollers (d and f) is guided back and forth that they are in the .Verkürzung with the parts lying between the guide capsules (a and b) from above and below firmly around the coat hook, while at the same time from the two sides protruding parts of the two guide bodies (e and g) are pulled tightly to the clothes hook so that it is firmly gripped on all sides, 1 sheet of drawings.