DE7031318U - CABLE AND HOSE CASSETTE. - Google Patents

Description

Ing.Heinz Meaner

Schwab , ümünd 8 den I Jd1970

Main street 120

Title cable and hose cassette

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The invention relates to leads such as cables and Hoses on household appliances, machines and 7 / test on electrically operated consumer goods on pumps etc.

3EI the machinery and equipment ^ to use of the same the respective supply line, whether Kaoel, Shia ^{uc 'h} or control line, the ^te t, & ^Esai length freely. Since the entire length of the same is only required in the rarest of cases, if a corresponding memory is not used for the supply line, there will be a confusion or entanglement of the same. This has a particularly disruptive effect when several feed lines are used at the same time, '... with the help of the cable or hose cassette it is possible to set the length of the feed line required in each case and thus avoid clogging. In use, the supply lines can be rolled up in the simplest way, which, depending on the design, can also be done automatically. The storage of the supply line is greatly simplified by the cable and hose cassette.

State of the art

task

It is known that, for the reasons mentioned above, with long supply lines, such as cables and hoses:., Prepare appropriate drips. used, y.obfii ο f * "!".! '■' - ?! 1 B ¹ ^ n der * Ττόγπγπ ^ Ι ppl ^ ot Stecl-Cnr. 2Chl! LCC2 provided sir.d. As a result, it is mostly a matter of supply lines with the help of which the specific supply line of the device is lengthened, since the length of the line on the device is often kept very short due to the possible insulation. Solcne .Cabel or Scnlauchtrommeln servant, so for winding Extension pieces ^ -i but not for winding firmly Iviaschinen and devices connected leads _t These drums for extension cables, it is necessary fir the transition of the medium, be it electricity, gas or liquid Scnleifringe or SChleifdichtun _£ .en to use.

The invention suggests that it is firmly connected Supply lines or extension lines in themselves to roll up, with no interruption of the medium or energy flow.

Especially with short and medium-sized supply lines, rolling up and down is possible in the simplest way, whereby the length required can be set in each case · - ^ This is the case with the automatic execution Roll up, so the return in the simplest and fastest way possible, especially the storage of the Supply lines can go through the cymbal or hose cassette

Orderly and suddenly successful .. It is also possible to attach appropriate hanging devices around the circumference or the front of the cassette. Likewise, containers or stanchions for ^ ufoevvanrer; of tools or accessories. As the manufacturing material, the V is ^{erwen <äung} of plastic, metal or wood at any time Moegli ^ n, wherein the housing parts flanged screwed or plugged connected (through latch), can ground v /.

Function description

The principle of the cable and hose cassette is based on the fact that the cable or the hose is rolled up on itself = this is usually done from the sliding cable (0), but can also be done on one side. From the unwound state, turning a handle or lever (I) sets the I-hub through which the supply line is guided in rotation. Here, the respective half of the supply line ⁶ (0) is carried along and wound on drums arranged in parallel (4), wherein the winding of the halves are in opposite directions and at the same time, unwinding jeim be easily passed the both ends of the supply line (0). By pulling on the ends of the supply line, the drums become 3ntgeger. rotated in the winding direction and the length of the supply line required in each case is free. i: After use, the supply line (0) is rewound into the cassette by turning the liebeis or the handle (I).

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With the automatic version, there is no need to reel the supply line using a lever or handle (I). When the supply line is pulled apart, a spiral spring (3) is tensioned and the energy required for rewinding is stored. The spring is built into the cassette and attached on the one hand to the housing (2) of the cassette and on the other hand to the drum (4). If the supply line (0) is pulled out, the spring (8) is tensioned. E ^ - ¹¹ Immediate rewinding is prevented by a _{toothing (7) ν,> which engages in the K a} be of the drum and the drum is locked in this way. The lock is held in place by a compression spring (6) which presses the toothing into the counterpart of the lock. After the supply line has been used, the toothing (7) is released from its locking position by pressing the pressure spring (6) by pressing the button (5), so that the energy stored in the tensioned spring is released. The spring relaxes and thereby drent the drum (4), the supply line (0) being pulled into the cassette and wound onto the drum (4). In this case, the supply line can be wholly or only partially wound up.

nescu re icur.g several. _; :. ·. '. er.dung -s b gisρie 1 e

1) With electric go razors .. it teat the difficulty of the .-. Uf ^ ewa: irens of the electric. Supply cable. With the help of the invention, it is possible to roll up the Kaoel in the cable cassette in a very small space, with only the required length being developed _{from a.} The cable cassette can be attached loosely or attached to the shaver. A shaving mirror could never be attached to the front of the cable cassette. The cable cassette can also be permanently installed in toilet cabinets.

2) Fernoedinungskabel for radio television phonoge r "te By fixed or loose attachment of the cable cassette to the respective device, the required length of the remote control cable can be set, whereby after use of the cable it is possible to store it in an orderly and space-saving way. There are many advantages also with Kaoeln and cables for photo devices.

3) Hydraulic or pneumatic control

for tools, machines, or implements, wooei a Clamping off the hoses by corresponding overbraking in the tube cassette can be avoided.

4) Often, for control and testing work in the laboratory or maintenance service, supply lines of various lengths are required. Especially in multi-line is a '!' Uersiciit over the respective Kabelf "inrung ri -.-. Λ tne.ir möglica. Since, in the cable tray only each uer.jti ^ te Lei do el ¹ In ^ s

will help, oleiot the. "oersicaL eriialten,

whereby this lurch corresponding 3es.-ru "iftür. ^ cCer-Fsrour.tersehiede Improved the cable cassette raw

Claims (11)

Schu t. Request ■ ί- / ) Cable and hose cassette characterized that leads of any kind roll up in themselves. 2) Cable and hose cassette characterized in that the length required in each case can be set in the simplest way. 3) Cable and hose cassette marked that no interruption of the longitudinal guide is necessary for the Jul lines. 4) Cable and Scalauca cassette marked » that winding is done manually or automatically. 5) Cable and hose cassette texts characterized in that the winding or unwinding in two or several parallel spirals can take place. 6) Cable and hose cassette characterized that the inlet and outlet of the supply line at any point of the circumference or the Front sides can be. 7) Cable and hose cassette characterized that the shape can be round, square, oval, etc. 8) Cable and hose cassette characterized in that the extension is closed or can be open. 9) Cable and hose assemblies characterized that the associated parts are made of plastic, wood or ... metal. -d- 10) Cable and cable chain characterized by that the connection;! he parts (2) flanged, screwed, (by snapping), soldered, ^ eschv.eisst or is glued. 11) Cable and 5-hose cassette characterized d ^ ss on the end faces or on the Ujifang Holders or containers for storage γοη tools or accessories are attached