DE3338421A1 - SKIRT AND PANTS TENSIONER - Google Patents

Description

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Applicant:

Skirt and pants tensioners

The invention relates to a tensioner; plastic material, especially for skirts and / or trousers.

Plastic tensioners are known, which 1n their different Forms many needs of the ho rs plates of garments, the seller and Henut / .or satisfy. Uie.se tensioners are in Trade in different forms, for trousers on the one hand ml · ·! · For skirts on the other hand, available.

The invention is based on the object, one for different Purposes of usable .Spanner to create the To hang up trousers or /. To hang up skirts, with or without elastic waist le riband, can be used. Audi sol J The tensioner can be used for different sized items of clothing not to damage the garments when they are in Cabinets or suitable stands can be hung, and finally economical hf rs tu 1 1 ha r and small dimensions · η to have.

This object is achieved by the means specified in claim 1 solved.

The invention is explained in detail with reference to the drawings explained. Show it:

Pig. 1 the side view of a tensioner according to the invention,

Pig. 2 the front view of this tensioner on the line II-II the pig. I,

Figure 3 shows the end of the tensioner of a modified embodiment used for wearing skirts can,

Fig. 4 shows the front view of the tensioner of Fig. 3 along the Line IV-IV and

Fig. 5 shows the end of a tensioner eLnor third embodiment.

It can be seen from the drawings that the inventive Spanner a Pias t Uc spanner and f Lach is formed, i.e., he Is symmetrical to eLner vert Lkalen !, angular plane.

According to Fig. 1, the tensioner consists of a horizontal rod 1, which has a flat section 2 in the center, to which a conventional suspension hook 3 is attached and which (2) can carry advertising texts and the like.

^{The two arms l} \ forming the .Stange 1 are each provided with a sawtooth profile 5 at the top, the sloping surfaces of which rise towards the outside. On each arm ^l \ 1st, a gripper 6, also made of plastic, mounted along the dLeses arm can slide and resilient above with eLnom projection 7 1st provided, the Ln type Ølnes rocker arm is angeJerikt b on a .Stab connected to the gripper 6 ITesl is connected. The line arm 9 of the

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generous approach 7 is designed such that it is in dn :; corresponding sawtooth profile engages, whereas the outer arm 10 extends essentially horizontally in order to facilitate the operation by the user. Aul 'each gripper 6 two vertical extensions 11 are provided, which serve as stops rin the outer arm 10 of the flexible lugs 7.

Each gripper b extends downward ;; in the shape of two ch essential rigid vertical points 12, which have small teeth 13 on the outer edge, in order to hold the item of clothing in place, to be hung on the tensioner. Each vertical part 12 is also flexible with one curved gripping zuigo 14 provided.

The tensioner according to the invention can serve either as a trouser tensioner or as a skirt tensioner. When used as a trouser tensioner, the vertical parts 12 of the gripper 6 are inserted into the lower opening of each pant leg. The grippers 6 are then pushed outward to tension the ends of the pants. With this movement, the two grippers are pushed forward mutually by the presence of two small pins 15 which protrude upwards and which the user can grasp with the thumb. It can be seen that when the extended position is reached, a fixation in this position takes place in that the arms 9 of the Grelferc b engage in corresponding sawtooth profiles 5 of the arms ^ l.

To remove the trousers one has only to the outer arm KJ press the resilient projections 7 to the gripping elements, except · engagement with the SägozahnprofLlen to bring ^l j 6, and then move the gripper 6 inwardly.

In the arrangement for use as a skirt tensioner (and in in this case a single stretcher can be used to wear two skirts, essentially the same size) the vertical parts 12 of the gripper 6 are inserted into the back in such a way that they hold it on their skirt waistband.

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From what has been said above it can be seen that the device is in accordance with the invention Spanner has numerous advantages, in particular:

1. Optionally usable as a trouser tensioner or skirt tensioner,

2. small dimensions,

3 · practically universal usability in your sense that he Door garments of any size can be used,

4. It does not damage the garments even if they are out are made of sensitive material, as the gripping takes place from the inside,

5. extremely low manufacturing costs,

6. grasping and letting go of the garment is particularly quick and easy,

7. The garment stays in the best of: ¹ ; ironed condition.

The exemplary embodiment shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 can only be used with Vüv skirts. The grippers 6 extend downwardly in the form of a single profile; 16, the outer profile of which is outwardly convex 1 :; t to be there ;; Adjusting the skirt to make it easier. This profile part 1 16 also extends upwards to form two recesses 17 into which any skirt hanging straps can be hung.

In the embodiment example of Flg. ',) the grippers 6, which are attached individually (for köckcJ or in pairs (for trousers) t ικΊμ köiinrti, downwards.:; into a toothed section 18, the steps of which are facing upwards a: ·. Koekes or the lower thick edge of the trousers rest. This embodiment not only has the advantages indicated above, but also the advantage that bending u <) v arms * l is avoided because the

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Claims (9)

Expectations 1.) Plastic tensioner, in particular door back and / or pants, characterized by a rod (1) which is provided with a hanging hook (3) and is formed from outwardly extending arrows (4) which weep sawtooth profile (5) , \\\ which engages a gripper (6), which is arranged displaceably on the respective ann and is provided with a downwardly extending, essentially rigid vertical section 1.1 (12), which can be inserted into the item of clothing to be hung up held by pushing the vert ical part of the "arid. · η gripper. 2. Clamp according to claim 1, characterized in that each part of the gripper is assigned außon ι »liu ^% gok rummle /, utige (l't), which rests resiliently on the outer edge of this part. 3ο tensioner according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that that each gripper (6) has two separate parallel Has parts. 4. Clamp according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that that the outer edge of the part (12) is each :; Gripper (6) is toothed and / or corrugated and / or gripping projections having. 5. Clamp according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that each arm (H) of the rod (1) has a sawtooth profile (5), the inclined parts of which rise outwards. BATH ORIGINAL 'S-! ■. ■ ι 6. Clamp according to one (Jet · previous claims, characterized in that each Ci ve LV ο ν (G) has a resilient extension (7) which is articulated in the manner of a rocker arm and whose inner arm (9) in the sawtooth profile (5 ) engages and its outer arm (10) is used to disengage the inner arm (9). 7 Tensioner -according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that that the inner arm (9) of the resilient extension (7) is provided with a small pre-dividing cam (15), which is gripped by the thumb of the user when the grippers (6) are moved towards one another. 8. Clamp according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that that each resilient approach (7) is provided with stops (11) which In. the position in which the approach (7) all intervention is effective. 9. Clamp according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that that each gripper (G) turns down in one toothed section (18) continues, the steps of which face upwards. BAD ORIGINAL - ,.: