DE7310317U - CLOTHES HANGERS IN PARTICULAR MADE OF PLASTIC MATERIAL WITH INSERTED BAR BETWEEN THE INWARD-CURVED HANGERS. - Google Patents

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March 2, 1973 Wolter Kohlhagen

Patent engineer
He! De! Berg ,. Moifkastr, 17

T «efe * 421» 1686 Qk

Hessian Kirnststoffwerk Schlerf & Co. 694-9 elections / Odenwald,

Clothes hangers, especially made of plastic, with the ends of the hanger bent inwards inserted bridge.

The object of the innovation is a clothes hanger, in particular made of plastic material, which one between the inward accommodate curved ends insertable bridge and thus both without a bridge for lighter clothing as well can be used with a bridge to accommodate suits. The goal is with the simplest design and Producibility to create a bracket in which when the bar is inserted, bracket and bar are braced against one another are in favor of a higher load-bearing capacity of both parts, but on the other hand when used for light items of clothing can also be used without a jetty at reduced cost.

Known; is 65, the ends of the Bugela uxlü. that of the üteges to be provided with grooves and cams, positively interlocking in the direction of the occurring load forces, taking precautions to ensure that the inserted bar can also be removed again. The known Although clothes hanger achieved the intended goal, no production was an increased effort in terms of the production forms bound. It has has also shown that in practice a Gteg that has been used once in large clothing stores is very rare was resumed. But there was a need of cheap hangers, in which a bar could be used if the need arises. Tried this To achieve this with little outlay on the form that trough-like on both sides of the inwardly bent ends of the bracket Half-bores were arranged, lying one behind the other in the longitudinal direction of the web, but laterally are offset. A web, usually consisting of a metal rod, was then lightly inserted into these half-bores Bending apart the legs of the hanger pushed in. A bar that is pushed in this way has the disadvantage that he cannot mutually tension the hanger ends and that, conversely, the legs of the clothes hanger when the web is loaded, those at the insertion points

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cannot absorb the tensile forces that occur. Kin rounder Metal rod, as it was used as a bridge in such temples, is also naturally thin and leads to the fact that it can be seen on the overhanging clothes. In addition, a thin round bar can also be used on one-sided Twist the load, which encourages items of clothing hanging over it to slide off.

These difficulties can occur with a clothes hanger with one behind the other at each hanger end in the web longitudinal direction trough-like half-bores that can be used by means of end pegs or the like According to the innovation, the web can be countered by the fact that the half-bores are non-circular, in particular have a TJ-shaped cross-section have, the open sides of the two half-bores of each temple end alternately on the front and the back of the bracket lie and that the cross-section of the half-bores correspondingly shaped ends of the web each on one side a locking lug o. The like. Have the behind the rear side delimitation of the half-hole facing the center of the web engages. Advantageous for use that is, for easier insertion of the web, it is when the locking lugs on the web ends alternate are arranged and also the open sides

Half-bores at the temple ends, it doesn't matter then whether the bar is facing forward with one side or the other during installation, so that the need for a special attention for inserting the bar is not required.

In the drawing the object of the renovation is in two exemplary embodiments illustrated. Show it:

FIG. 1 shows a clothes hanger with an inserted bar in diagrammatic form Side view,

FIG. 2 is a diagrammatic partial view of a web end with an east nose and the inner one serving to accommodate it End of a hanger end,

FIG. 3 likewise as a diagrammatic partial view Web with 'alternately arranged locking lugs and the corresponding alternately arranged half-bores at both inner temple ends.

The legs of the clothes hanger are marked with 1, the bent ends of the hanger with 2. The hanger is in

its entirety zvveckmäsüigsr'.vcice from K.u.nctaarzvverkstoff manufactured. In the inwardly bent bracket ends 2 are in the longitudinal direction of the web 3 one behind the other trough-like half-bores / ^ 2b, offset from one another in the transverse direction, which are non-round, for example as shown, have a U-shaped cross-section. Of the Web 3, which can be made non-slip in any known manner, has short ones at its ends pegs 3a corresponding in cross section to the half-bores 2a, 2b. Both pins carry in the case of the embodiment after. jfigur-en 1 and 2 en on the same page Latches 3 "b> <üe when inserting the web ends into the Half-bores of the temple ends 2 behind the rear side boundary 2f facing the center of the web Engage half-hole 2a. This type of fastening is intended and suitable for permanent anchoring of the To cause a bridge between the temple ends and can not without further ado, but above all not accidentally and unintentionally. When inserting the bar However, with this type of anchoring, care must be taken that the web corresponds to the open side of the Half-bores are made in the correct position between the temple ends.

To make this assembly easier and a special one

Making attention superfluous here can be the Arrangement as shown in Figure 3 can be made. Here are the tabs Jb of the ends 3a of the web 3 arranged on different sides so that one locking lug is directed backwards and the other is directed forward in relation to the plane of the bracket. The half-bores 2a, 2b at the two temple ends are then also reversed classified, so that z. B. the open at the right end of the temple Side 2c of the half-hole 2a is directed to the rear, at the other end of the bracket, however, is directed to the front. For assembly it is then irrelevant which side of the web 3 is directed forward and which is directed backward is. Apart from the omission of special attention during assembly, this also avoids What might still be possible with the embodiment according to FIGS. 1 and 2 would be that by means of an installation test an incorrectly rotated web a break in the area of the half-bores can occur.

Claims (2)

Wolter Kohlhftgtl »- 7 - 2. 3. 73 Patent engineer ttofde'berg, Moitketfr. \? T * fa »4f1fl 1686 GM PROTECTION CLAIMS 1. Clothes hangers with one behind the other at each end of the hanger in the longitudinal direction of the bridge, and in the transverse direction * offset trough-like half-bores by means of end pins or similar insertable webs, characterized in that that the half-bores (2a, 2b) have non-round, in particular U-shaped cross-sections, wherein the open sides (2c, 2e) of the two half-bores of each temple end alternately on the front and back of the bracket (1) lie and that dis the cross-section of the half-bores correspondingly shaped ends (Yes) of the web 5 a locking lug on each side (3b) ο. Like. Have the behind the rear side boundary (2f) facing the center of the web Half-hole (2a) engages. 2. Clothes hanger according to protection claim 1, characterized by that the locking lugs (3b) are arranged alternately at the web ends (3a) and also the open ones Sides (2c, 2e) of the half-bores (2a, 2b) on the temple ends 2.