DE630283C - Cabinet door handle - Google Patents

Description

GERMAN EMPIRE

ISSUED DEPT May 25, 1936

■ "■■■ REICHSPATENTAMT

PATENT LETTERING

JVl 630283 CLASS 34 i QRUPPE 28

Hugo Karre in Eskilstuna, Sweden Cabinet door handle

Patented in the German Empire on June 19, 1934

The invention relates to a cabinet door handle in an articulated connection with a rotatable latch, the hinge pin of which is mounted in protruding tabs of a mounting plate. _; .

There are cabinet door handles of this type known in which the latches are so articulated with the door handle ■ is connected that by pressing down and pulling on the door handle the door can be opened. With such door handles can also be accidentally The door is bumped into or opened by clothes getting caught. aside from that the known door handles are designed so that their individual parts protrude and only must be sunk in the door.

In contrast, the door handle is after "the Invention designed so that the latch and the door at the same time only opened by a force acting in a single direction (pulling action outwards) can be. In addition, the door handle has such a shape that it is caught of clothing is impossible. The individual parts of the door handle, with the exception of the protruding snap latch are inside the handle.

According to the invention, the cabinet door handle is so designed that the tabs are arranged with the hinge pin and surrounding coil springs for the latch or the handle on the front of the mounting plate provided with a passage opening for the latch and a Ansehlag for the springs and that the z. B. bow-shaped handle _ is designed at its _{end mounted on <} the hinge pin as a hood open towards the passage opening which surrounds the hinge parts. The free end of the handle forms a stop to limit the rotary movement in the closing direction.

The invention is illustrated by way of example in the drawing, namely:

Fig. Ι a partially sectioned side view and

Fig. 2 the front view. '

A, for example, rectangular plate 1, which is advantageously provided with edges 6 bent at right angles, has holes 2 for fastening screws 3, which are used to fasten the plate to the joint 4 rotatably mounted cabinet door 5 are used. In the plate 1 is near one end a recess 7 is provided through which a rotatably mounted snap lock 7 extends. This bolt is mounted on a hinge pin 10 parallel to the plate, which in turn stored in two opposing, forwardly protruding tabs 5 which are advantageously made by pressing. The bolt 8 is through a

Claims (2)

Affects spring 11, which strives; to hold the bolt in the position shown by engaging in the opening 12 of the locking plate attached to the door. The. ': ^ J | -, which advantageously consists of a helical spring surrounding the WeÜevicft, which with its% .- straight ends rests on the bolt 8 and on the edge 13 of the passage opening 7. To operate the bolt, a handle 14 ία is provided, which is advantageously bow-shaped, but can also have a different shape. It is essential that the upper part of the handle is designed as a hood 15 which encloses the tabs 9 and the supported end of the strap 8 so that the recess 7 is not visible. This gives the device a pleasing appearance. The handle can be pressed from sheet metal so that it forms an approximately semicircular hollow body which gradually tapers downwards from the upper open end. At its upper end, the hood 15 has two parallel sides 1.6 which are provided with holes for the bolt 10. The bolt 10 is prevented from falling out by upsetting the ends or in some other way. At the upper end is the handle with a bent rim 17. provided, which rests against the bolt 11. The handle is influenced by a spring 18. This spring is also a helical spring surrounding the bolt ro, the straight; The ends rest on the edge 13 and on the inside of the handle and hold the handle in the position shown. The springs 11 and 8 are not visible from the front The end of the '' spring 11 advantageously engages in the pressed sheet metal 'bolt with a U-shaped cross-section. Instead of two springs', one can also use a' single appropriately curved spring. When the door is to be opened, the handle 14 pull through rotated, whereby this rotation is transmitted through the bent edge 17 to the bolt, so that it emerges from the opening 12. The door can now be opened by releasing the handle it returns to its original position under the action of the spring 18. When the door is closed, the hook 8 automatically engages with the opening 12. However, since the hook is not rigidly connected to the handle 14, but moves freely the handle when closing essen not influenced or rotated. 1. Cabinet door handle in articulated connection 6p dung with a rotatable latch, the hinge pin of which is in protruding tabs is mounted on a mounting plate, characterized in that the tabs (9) with the .Hinge pin (10) and these surrounding coil springs (11, 18) for the latch (8) or the handle (14) on the front of the with a passage opening (7) for the snap bolt (8) ■ and a stop (13) for the springs (11,18) provided mounting plate (1) -are arranged and that the e.g. bow-shaped handle (14) on its on the hinge pin supported end as a hood open towards the die'D Durchtrittsöffrlüng (7) (15) which surrounds the joint parts. 2. Cabinet door handle according to claim 1, characterized characterized in that the free end of the handle (14) has a stop (17) for Forms limitation of the rotary movement of the handle in the closing direction. 1 sheet of drawings