DE7904541U1 - Container for a wind surfboard - Google Patents

Description

On sheet 1 Fig.1 we see a surfboard diagonally from above, the rear part is omitted, as well as part of the mast and the sail.

The container (1) is on the front of the surfboard Shape of a triangle "All corners are rounded. The upper surface (i6) is curved upwards (so that the water runs off) and has an opening (18) about 150 mm in diameter, which is closed with the lid (2) The lower surface (17) is flat and has three attachment points O) for the suction cup (3).

The carrying handle (8) is located on the front "Spit2ie" of the container (1). The carrying handle (8) is hand-shaped, all edges are rounded this is available. The cover (2) is arched on its upper surface (21) (water drainage!) And has a hemispherical indentation ^ 9) with a web, on this (9) the second safety line (11) to the rear is also sunk The web (12) is guided and knotted on the container (1). This means that the lid (2) is always flexibly connected to the container (1) by the safety line ( ^/ l1) and cannot be lost when it is opened on the water.

The third safety line (13) leads from the aft attachment point (12) of the container (i) to the base of the mast. Should all three If the suction cup (3) fails, the container (1) floats and is safe connected to the surfboard.

The exact size of the container (1? »And the exact arrangement of the three suction cups (3) and their size depends on the average bow shape of all surfboards on the market. This is to guarantee be that the container (1) fits on every surfboard.

Blatt2 Fig. 2 shows the container (1) exactly from above gsehen.Ancder "tip" is the handle (8). This is round and so large that a hand can comfortably reach through. "The center of the container (1) is also the center of the opening (i8) and the lid ( 2). On the outer edge of the lid (2) one recognizes the twelve grip strips (15_), which allow a tight turning over the lid (2). More details about the lid (2) Sheet 5 Fig. 6. All side edges O ^ -) are curved. The dashed circles represent the suction cups (3a, 3b) attached below.

Fig.3 shows the container (1 j from behind, i.e. «, according to Blatti Fig.1 from Seen from the mast, the upper surface (16) is curved The cover is also curved (2), with the fastening point in the middle (12) for the safety lines (i1u.13) · The side edges (14) form a semicircle.

The lower surface (17) is a straight plane with the attachment points on it e (4) for the suction cup (3). The front suction cup (3a) is around the transverse axis, the two rear suction cups (3b) are around the Longitudinal axis of the surfboard can be rotated. This is important because the "nose" of the surfboard is usually bent upwards, the surfboard in general but is rounded to the side. So can all three suction cup e (3) the different shapes of different surfboards adjust.

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Sheet 3 Fig. * Shows the container (1) from the side. The handle (8) is shown on the front. We can see the semicircular edges (14-}, the curvature (16) above and the straight surface (17) below Lid (2) sits flat on top and is also curved on its surface _.; The suction cup (3b) at the back and the suction cup (3a) at the front and their special directions of rotation can be seen below.

Sheet 4 Fig.5 shows the section 5r5 through the container (1) on sheet2 Fig.2. Above is part of the opening (18> shown. You can see the thread (19), then the arch (16) and the semicircular rear edge (14). In it the hemispherical indentation (12) with a web for fastening the safety lines (Ή, 13) «below the straight surface (17) with the attachment point (4-) for the suction cup (3b). The; suction cup (3b) - as are the two other suction cups (3a, 3b) not shown here , is rotatably fastened using cylinder head screw M6 (5) and nylon lock nut M6 (ö). To protect the plastic material, the two washers (7) with an inner diameter of 6 mm are in between. Screws (5), nuts (6) and Washers (7) are made of stainless steel. The screw connection must not be too tight, the suction cups (3) must be able to turn around their different axes. The size of the rubber suction cups (3) must be such that a tear-off dimension of approx per suction cup. Below the suction cup (3b) we can see the suction cup protection plate (2 <This Suction cup protection plates (2o) are simple round discs with a rim, slightly larger in diameter than the suction cups (3). They are used whenever the container (1) is not firmly attached to the surfboard. The suction cup protectors are made of plastic.

Sheet 5, Fig. 6 shows us the lid (2) in the section 6-6, as on sheet 2 Fig. 2 can be seen. We recognize the curved surface (21) of the Lid (2). We also see the semicircular indentation O) with the bridge for securing the safety line (11). Fig. 7 shows in detail the connection of the lid (2) to the container (i) " The rubber sealing ring (22) fits tightly into the lid. You can also see the handle strips (15).

Numbers_and_your_significant _i

(1) container

(2) lid

(3) suction cups, (3a) in front, (3b) in back

(4) Fastening points for suction cups (3) (5) 'Cylinder head screw M6

(6) Nyl stop nut M6

(7) Washer for M6

(8) handle

(9) hemispherical indentation with web in the cover (2)

(10) Safety line from the handle (8) to the bow eye of the surfboard

(11) Safety cord from the lid (2) to the bar (12) on the back of the container (i |

(12) hemispherical indentation with bar on the back of the container (i)

(13) Safety line from the rear attachment point (12) to the base of the mast

(14) Side edges of the container (i)

(15) Handle strips of the lid (2)

(16) top surface of the container (i)

(17) lower surface of the container (1)

(18) opening of the container (1)

(19) Thread on the container (1)

(20) Suction cup protector

(21) curved surface of the lid (2)

(22) Rubber seal ring

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Claims (8)

1. Container for a wind surfboard, characterized in that that the connection between the container and surfboard consists of several suction cups. 2. Container according to claim 1, characterized in that the suction cups are rotatably attached to the bottom of the container. 3. Container according to claim 1, characterized in that there is an opening on the top. 4. Container according to Claim 1, characterized in that the opening is closed in a watertight manner with a lid
can be. 5. Container according to claim 1, characterized in that there is a carrying handle at the front. 6. Container according to claim 1 _? characterized in that it has fastening sockets for safety lines. 7. Container according to claim 1, characterized in that all edges and surfaces are curved. 8. Container according to claim 1, characterized in that it is made of plastic.