DE7904478U1 - DEVICE FOR PROCESSING CUT FLOWERS OR DGL. - Google Patents

Description

"Device for processing of cut flowers α. The like."

The invention relates to an apparatus for processing van
Cut flowers and the like, on which both a pincer-like dehorning device and a knife edge
is provided.

For the ready-to-sell processing of cut flowers, the like. In particular, however, of lawn, the
Florist usually uses a devil, knife, and scissors. These devices are used to remove some of the thorns and leaves, shorten the stems and cut or split them at an angle.

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The like for cutting binding material. will be a pair of scissors needed.

Attempts have therefore already been made to combine these necessary devices with one another. One device is known with a pincer-like de-thorning device on one handle part, on the other side a knife edge is held. The dehorning pliers consist of two against each other resiliently pushable legs, each a semicircular at their ends angled against one another Have recess. When pressed together, these pliers are pulled down on a rose stem, for example. whereby the thorns are separated from the handle. After turning the handle, the device can be used as a knife. The constantly free-standing knife creates a risk of injury. In addition, the florist needs in addition to such Device also a pair of scissors.

The object of the invention is to provide the processing of cut flowers or the like. necessary three devices in one Unite tool.

This task is achieved with a device of the type mentioned at the beginning, which is characterized by an their legs at the end almost at right angles to the scissor plane angled scissors, with agewinkelten at these

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Ends facing each other a rounded recess is provided, and on the outside one leg is formed with a knife edge.

With such a universal device, the florist is given a tool with which all work, those in the ready-to-sell preparation of cut flowers or the like. incurred, can be executed. Make the angled ends of the scissors with their Recesses represent the dewatering device Such scissors enable dingling to be inexpensive Handling,

According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, the scissor arm having the knife edge is wider formed as the other leg. This is the knife function of the scissors, which is mainly in the closed State can be used as a knife, promoted.

To prevent the risk of injury, the angled Leg ends of the scissors with rounded ends Mistake.

To stems or the like. To be able to cut off bluntly is it practical, at the cutting edges of the scissor legs

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one to each other near the scissor hinge to provide directed, etuia semicircular recess,

Based on an illustrated embodiment uird the invention is explained in more detail below. Show it:

Fig. 1 and 2 in perspective views the

Front and back of an open pair of scissors,

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by a scissors shank after the Line I - I in Fig. 2,

Fig. K is an enlarged sectional view

after the line II - II through the other shear arm in Fig. 2

and

Fig. 5 shows the front view of the scissors

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The scissors shown consist of the two scissor legs 1 and 2, which are connected to each other by a hinge screw 3 are connected. In a known manner, the handle eyes 16 are located on these scissor legs on the handle side bzuj. 26 molded.

The other ends of the legs are each almost at right angles angled to the scissor plane. At these angled ends 11 and 21 are mutually rounded rounded Recesses 12 and 22 are provided, which a Entdornungsvarrichtung form. When the scissors are closed, the ends 11 and 21 slide over one another, with the opening formed by the recesses 12 and 22 is reduced. At these recesses can also cutting edges may still be provided. To a risk of injury To avoid this, the ends 11 and 21 are provided with rounded ends 13 and 23.

In order to ensure the actual function of scissors, the cutting edges Ii * and 2h are formed on the mutually facing sides of the legs 1 and 2, which slide over one another in the closed state. In the vicinity of the hinge screw 3, a rounded recess 25 bzujJ5 is additionally provided on these cutting edges I ^ and 2h, between which stem ends α the like. can be cut off.

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A knife edge 17 is formed on the leg 1, directed outwards, and can be seen in particular from FIGS. 2 and 3. In order to be able to better use the knife function in the closed state of the scissors, the other scissor arm 2 is narrower than the arm 1 in the area of the knife edge.

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Compilation of the reference number

1 Scissors legs 11th angled end 12th Recess 13th Rounding off IU Cutting edge 15th Recess 16 Briffsuge 17th Knife edge 2 Scissors legs 21 angled end 22nd Recess 23 Rounding off 2U Cutting edge 25th Recess 26th Handle eye

Hinge screw

Claims (3)

fl ill) ■ · til III • ι ι ι ι ι 5 protection claims 1. Device for processing cut flowers. on which both a pincer-like dewatering device as well as a knife edge . is characterized by one on their thighs (1,2) at the end almost at right angles to the plane of the scissors Angled scissors, do this at these angled ends (11, 21) directed towards one another a rounded recess (12, 22) is provided in each case is, and at the one on the outside of one Leg (1) a knife edge (17) is formed. 2. Apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that the knife edge (17) having the scissor legs (1) is wider than the other leg (1). 3. Apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that dBß the angled leg ends (11, 22) have rounded ends (13, 23). k. Device according to Claim 1, characterized in that a mutually directed, approximately semicircular recess (15, 25) is provided on the cutting edges (Ik,? ¹ *) of the scissors shank (1,2) in the IMShe of the scissors joint (3).