DE7033464U - STEAM IRON. - Google Patents

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JORA Elektroapparate-PabrikQn

L.Henzi ^ ohs AG Niedertuciisiten (SO Switzerland;

steam iron

The present innovation is a steam iron with a steam chamber at least partially below and Laterally enclosing steam chamber body made of corrosion-resistant Material and coming from the steam chamber, in steam outlet openings opening on the underside of the iron Steam channels.

Ordinary regulator irons are known to make the sole of steel or nickel-plated or chrome-plated iron for the purpose of reducing the sliding resistance and increasing the scratch resistance and heat capacity.

In the case of steam irons, such soles have therefore not been used because there was a risk of corrosion around the steam outlet openings. One therefore made do with such steam irons with a sole made of light weight _{, for example;}

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metal casting and took away the modest scratch resistance as well as a greater sliding resistance and the lower heat capacity in purchase.

The present innovation was based on the task of a steam iron of the type mentioned at the outset, in which the advantages of those known from ordinary regulating irons Steel soles can be achieved without the disadvantages mentioned having to be accepted.

The steam iron according to the innovation is characterized in that it has a steel sole and at least the mouths of the steam channels within the steam chamber body lie.

Tn the drawing are two exemplary embodiments of the subject of the innovation shown and that show

Pig. 1 shows a section through the lower part of a steam iron according to the first embodiment,

Pig. 2 shows a corresponding bottom view of the sole,

Pig 3 shows a section corresponding to FIG. 1 of a second embodiment and

Fig. 4 is a bottom view of an iron according to Fig. 3.

The steam iron according to FIGS. 1 and 2 has a steel sole 1, on which by means of threaded bolts 2 a steam chamber body 4 provided with a recess 3 from a corrosion-resistant Material, such as a suitable aluminum

alloy that is attached »through which recess the bottom and forming the side walls of the steam chamber. In the closed by the lid 5 steam chamber 3 protrudes as usual Valve body 6, the nozzle 7 of which cooperates with the Yenti rod S. The steam chamber body has on its underside 4 a downwardly projecting part 4a, which extends into a corresponding window la of the sole and its lower part The boundary surface comes to lie a little above the outer surface of the sole 1. The one from the steam chamber 3 to the ironing surface leading steam channels 9 run completely within the steam chamber body 4 and are, in particular on their Dog, encompassed by this on all sides.

This arrangement ensures that the condensation which forms at the mouths of the steam ducts. ter does not contact the Staiilsohle 1 in contact, so that such used and the advantages thereof may be used without any risk of corrosion bes ⁴ Inde.

The steam iron according to FIGS. 3 and 4 is basically the same designed with the difference that the projection 4a by a number of pins corresponding to the number of steam channels 9 4b, which pass through corresponding bores 1b in the sole 1 and are penetrated by the steam channels 9.

In this way it is also achieved that the corrosion-resistant Material of the steam chamber body 4 at the mouths of the steam ducts 9, which are at risk of corrosion, surrounds them on all sides, so that the condensation water cannot come into contact with the steel of the sole 1.

Claims (2)

-A-S c h u u * - a η s ρ r ü c h e 1. Steam bath. iron with a steam chamber at least partially uviten and laterally, enclosing steam chamber body made of corrosion-resistant material and emanating from the steam chamber, Steam channels opening into steam outlets on the underside of the iron, marked with ο, that it has a steel sole "and that at least the mouths of the steam channels lie within the steam chamber body. 2. Steam iron according to claim 1, characterized by a downwardly protruding projection of the steam chamber body which enters a corresponding window of the sole, the outlet channels penetrating this \ oreprung. 3 · Steam iron according to claim 1, characterized in that the steam chamber body has pins protruding downwards and entering into corresponding bores in the sole, each of which is penetrated by a steam channel. 70 3 346 A-m 70