DE400819C - Knot former for ties - Google Patents

Description

Knot former for tie ties. Forms the subject of the invention a knot former for ties. According to the invention, this consists of one rough core, which is tightly wrapped by a resilient piece of wire, one of which backward bent end forms a slot with the adjacent wire part. Of the Knot former should not only make it easier to tie a knot that has already been formed, but also hold both ends of the tie so that the knot does not loosen can and at the same time sits firmly on the collar button and covers it. After a Another feature of the invention ends the backward bent wire end in a after Spiral spiral, open at the top or at the bottom, which takes up the shaft of the collar button. Finally, the end of the wire can also be bent into an open eyelet so that its free end resiliently supports against the shaft of the inserted collar button.

On the drawing are different embodiments of the new Nodal former shown; Fig. i shows the knot inlay, Fig. z and 3 the resilient piece of wire, Fig. ¢ and 5 the knot former seen from the front, Fig. 6 the application the short end of the tie, Fig.7 further tying the tie, Fig.8 and 9 other shapes to attach to the collar button.

The knot insert a (Fig. I) consists of a rough fabric, e.g. B. Cloth, felt, etc. The resilient piece of wire b (Fig. A and 3) forms the loop c, which is followed by the backward bent wire end d, which leads diagonally upwards, that ends in a spiral winding e. The end d is straight or curved so that with the adjacent parts of the loop a wide or narrow open slot t arises. The loop c is pressed around the insert a that the before End d (fig. Q. And 5).

To tie the tie, the knot former is used with the helix e turned on the collar button. The short end of the tie is placed on the insert a laid (Fig. 6) and tied into the knot with this. The long tie ribbon end is pulled up between the insert and the end d (Fig.7), whereby it is in the slot f slides both in this and by the friction between the Ignition d and the rough insert is held, and finally by the front Knot loop tucked away downwards. Since the short tie ribbon end on the if the rough insert is held firmly in place, the knot cannot loosen. It also sits firmly on the collar button and covers it.

The free lower end of the loop c can be turned downwards by a turn g (Fig. 5) or several turns can be lengthened.

The screw turn e can. bent so that it opens upwards (Fig. 8). According to the embodiment according to Fig. 9, the backward bent wire end is bent into an open eye , the free end of which is supported resiliently against the shaft h of the inserted collar button. .

Claims (1)

PA TENT-A NSPR TTCHE: r. Node former for binding Ties, data carried in that a rough insert (a) of a resilient wire piece ($) .is wrapped firmly and whose one backward bent end (d) angren with, collapsing wire member having a slot (/) forms. I z. Node former for binding Ties r according to claim, characterized in that the backward bent end of the wire (d) to an open upward or downward turn of the cochlea (e) ends, the collar receives the shank of the knob. 3. Knot former for tie ties according to claim r, characterized in that the backward bent wire end (d) is bent into an open eyelet (h) , the free end (i) of which is resiliently supported against the shaft (k) of the inserted collar button .