DE7811411U1 - COAT HOOKS FOR SLIDING ARRANGEMENT ON THE HANDLE FORMATION OF HANDLES TO BE ARRANGED IN VEHICLES - Google Patents

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H 749 / 75O April 11, 1978 Pom / Sch.

Cloakroom hooks for the sliding arrangement on the handle formation of to be arranged in vehicles Handles.

The invention relates to a coat hook for the displaceable arrangement on the handle formation of to be arranged in vehicles Handles as a one-piece plastic injection molded part is trained and a handle training overarching has open retaining ring and an integrally formed hook, the ends of the open retaining ring over a Klipsvsrschluss can be coupled to each other.

In a known cloakroom hook, the clip elements of the clip fastener are on the facing ends of the open retaining ring provided. The cross section of the Kiipselemente is therefore necessarily smaller than the cross section of the retaining ring. Accordingly, the snap-in lugs and undercuts forming the clip closure also have only a small height with a correspondingly small surface area. With particularly high loads on this cloakroom hook it can therefore happen that the clip opens over time.

It is the object of the invention to improve the cloakroom hook of the type mentioned with regard to its load-bearing capacity.

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According to the invention, this object is achieved in that at one end of the open retaining ring a hook-shaped Approach is formed, which is insertable from the side into a receiving opening provided at the other end, whose opening cross-section is narrowed at one end by a stop and at the other end by a locking cam, wherein the hook-shaped approach has a stepped recessed counter-stop and a locking cam in the installation position having engaging locking spring arm.

By clipping the hook-shaped extension into the receiving opening at the side, the interlocking load-bearing surfaces have been increased significantly and extend practically over the entire width of the ring, so that the cloakroom hook is particularly highly resilient. A lateral slipping out of the hook-shaped extension from the receiving opening is on the one hand by the stop and on the other hand by the clip closure formed from the locking cam and the locking spring arm avoided.

A preferred embodiment of a cloakroom hook according to the invention is described below with reference to the drawing explained. Show it:

1 shows a cloakroom hook in view,

Fig. 2 shows the cloakroom hook according to Fig. 1 in the open position,

FIG. 3 shows a section following the line III-IXI in FIG. 1.

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The cloakroom hook consists of a retaining ring 1 and a hook 2 formed in one piece with it. The retaining ring 1 is designed to be open during manufacture, as illustrated by FIG. 2. The open retaining ring 1 is Can be closed by a molded clip closure to form a self-contained ring.

At one end of the open retaining ring 1, a hook-shaped extension 3 is formed protruding from two at right angles mutually aligned legs is formed. At the other end of the open retaining ring 1 there is one Receiving opening 4 for approximately form-fitting receiving of the hook-shaped projection 3. The receiving opening 4, which Extends over the entire width of the hook / has a load-bearing support surface 5, against which the hook-shaped extension extends with its counter-contact surface 6, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3.

During assembly, the cloakroom hook with its open retaining ring 1 is over the handle formation of a not shown Handle pushed. To close the open retaining ring 1, its two ends will then overlap brought until the hook-shaped extension 3 and the receiving opening 4 are aligned with one another. Then the hook-shaped j Extension 3 is pushed into the receiving opening 4 from the side and a tear-proof connection is thus established.

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The hook-shaped extension 3 is at one end in the receiving opening 4 a stop 7 and at the other end a locking cam 8 is provided and the hook-shaped projection 3 is step-shaped recessed counter-stop 9 and equipped with a detent spring arm 10-

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Claims (1)

H 749 / 75O April 11, 1978 Pom / Sch GEBR. HAPPICH GMBH., 56 WüPPERTÄL-ELBERFELD Claim: Cloakroom hooks for sliding arrangement on the handle formation of handles to be arranged in vehicles, which is designed as a one-piece plastic injection-molded part and has an open handle construction that overlaps Has retaining ring and a hook formed thereon, the ends of the open retaining ring via a clip fastener can be coupled to one another, characterized in that at one end of the open retaining ring (1) a hook-shaped Approach (3) is integrally formed, which can be pushed from the side into a receiving opening (4) provided at the other end whose opening cross-section is at one end by a stop (7) and at the other end by a locking cam (8) is narrowed, wherein the hook-shaped extension (3) has a stepped recessed counter-stop (9) and one the Has locking cams (8) in the installation position engaging behind locking spring arm (lo). 7811411 08/10/78