DE7930265U1 - BRACKET OR STAND FOR WORKSHOP TOWELS OR THE LIKE - Google Patents

Description

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Mr. Klaue Dieter Waechter, Kiem-Pauli-Str. 11 8150 wooden churches

Graduate engineer

Bracket or stand for workshop hand lamps or the like.

10/25/1979

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The innovation relates to a bracket or stand for workshop hand lamps or the like.

Well-known workshop hand lamps usually consist of a fluorescent tube, which is made in an armored tube Plastic is arranged, which has a handle at one end in which the ignition mechanism is arranged is and in which the power supply cable opens, while at the other end of the armored pipe one, also made of plastic or existing rubber cap is provided. The end cap usually has a hook by means of which the workshop hand lamp can be hung up. Such workshop channel lights are also finished as part of equipped workshop cases.

The innovation is based on the task of creating a bracket or stand of the type mentioned above, which on the one hand it can be accommodated easily and in a small size in tool cases and on the other hand it enables to keep such workshop lights in the most favorable position on work surfaces or workpieces.

According to the innovation, this object is achieved in a holder of the type mentioned above by the combination of the following features solved:

A fastening device for the stand, a holding or clamping device for the workshop hand lamp or the like. And

a f] 3xibler gooseneck on which on an ejide the fastening device and the holding or clamping device is attached to the other end.

The innovation has the advantage that any conventional Workshop hand lamp or, for example, a flashlight can be arranged in the holding or clamping device can, while the entire stand is attached either to a table or to the workpiece itself, then through the flexible gooseneck the best lighting position can be adjusted.

In a preferred embodiment according to the innovation Fastening device designed as a screw clamp.

A modification of the subject of the innovation is possible by that the fastening device is designed as a permanent magnet base. This allows the innovation according to the holder or Attach the stand to any suitable metal surface in any desired position.

In a preferred embodiment according to the innovation Holding or clamping device for the workshop lamp designed as a spring clip for the handle of the lamp. In detail It is advantageous here to manufacture the spring clip from metal, although elastic plastics are also suitable.

In detail, according to the innovation, it is also possible to additionally provide the magnetic base on the outside of the screw clamp. This creates a combination of both fastening options

created.

The innovation is explained in more detail below with reference to embodiments illustrated by way of example in the drawings. It shows:

Figure 1 shows a first embodiment according to the innovation in a " simplified overall view;

FIG. 2 shows a modified embodiment in FIG. 1 corresponding view and

Figure 3 is a front view of a possible embodiment of the Holding or clamping device as provided in the embodiments according to FIGS. 1 and 2.

In the embodiment shown in Figure 1, the holder or stand according to the innovation generally designated 1 and consists of the holding or clamping device 2, the flexible one Gooseneck 3 and the fastening device 4, which is designed as a screw clamp 5 in the embodiment shown is. The screw clamp 5 consists of a misshapen part 6 which has a support surface provided with a padding 7 8, a clamping screw 9 and a rear leg 10. The clamping screw 9 has to protect the mounting surface (not shown) also has a protective cap 11 made of plastic or the like.

On the top of the screw clamp 5, the gooseneck 3 is fastened by means of the usual socket 6, which can be inserted into any desired

Position can be bent and remains in this. On an upper socket 12 is the holding or clamping device for generally designated 13 workshop hand lamp attached. A flashlight can also be used in place of the workshop hand lamp can be used in rod lantern form.

The workshop hand lamp 13 has the usual shape with a hand

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handle 14 made of plastic or rubber, an armored tube 16 and an end cap 17, with the end cap 17 still the usual Hook 18 for hanging the workshop hand lamp 13 is provided. The power supply line 19 opens into the handle 14. It is obvious that by means of the holder or stand 1 according to the invention, the hand lamp 13 can be brought into any desired position with respect to a workpiece or a work station can throw in order to create an optimal lighting option for the work area.

As shown, the holding or clamping device 2 in the preferred embodiment consists of a spring clip 20 which can be made of metal or plastic. Reference is made to the preferred cross-sectional shape of the spring clip 20 on Figure 3 discussed in more detail.

In the embodiment according to FIG. 2, the same reference numerals as in FIG. 1 are used for the same parts. The embodiment according to FIG. 2 is identical to the embodiment according to FIG Figure 1 with the exception of the fastening device 4. In the embodiment according to Figure 2, the fastening device designed as a magnetic base 21 which contains a permanent magnet, by means of which the magnetic base 21 is attached to any suitable metallic surface can be attached.

It is emphasized that such a magnetic base 21 also can additionally be provided on the rear leg 10 of the screw clamp 5 in the embodiment according to FIG thereby combining both fastening options.

In Figure 3, the preferred cross-sectional shape of the spring clip 20 is illustrated. Figure 3 shows the upper end of the socket of the gooseneck 3 on which the spring clip 20 is attached by means of a nut 22 and a thread 23. The spring clip 20 is fastened with its base 24 on the bush 12 by means of a suitable bore. The spring clip exists

from two legs 25, 26, which form an upwardly open profile. The shape is such that the handle 14 of the workshop lamp 13 is received safely and positively. To facilitate the introduction of the handle the two legs 25, 26 are bent outward at their outer ends. Further details of the preferred form are given Figure 3.

It is evident that various changes and amendments of the innovation are possible without deviating from the basic idea of the spatial shape. All of the in the description The technical details of the innovation mentioned and recognizable in the drawings are important for them.

Claims (7)

-ί BRQSE.DKi "BRQSE f JWi is Diplom Ingenieure / RQ D-8023 Munich-Pullach, Wiener Str. 2; Tel. '(083',? 93 30 7f; JeWi 212147 bros disables: -Patentibus- Munich • · ■ Mr. Klaus Dieter Waechter, Kiem-Pauli-Str. 11, D-8150 Holzkirchen Your reference: Date: 25.10.1979 vourref.Date: DBr / Hö PROTECTION CLAIMS 1. Holders? or stands for workshop hand lamps or The like. characterized by the combination of the following features: A fastening device (4) for the stand (1), a holding or clamping device (2) for the Vsrkstatt hand lamp (13) and a flexible gooseneck (3), on which at one end (S) the fastening device (4) and the holding or clamping device (2) is attached to the other end. 2. Holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the fastening device (4) is designed as a screw clamp (5) is. 3. Holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the fastening device (4) as a permanent magnet base (21) is formed. 4. Bracket after a. of claims 1-3 »characterized in that the holding or clamping device (2) is designed as a spring clip (20) i & t. 5. Holder according to claim 4, characterized in that the The spring clip (20) is made of metal. 6. Holder according to claim 4, characterized in that the The spring clip (2ü) is made of plastic. 7. Holder according to one of the preceding claims, characterized characterized in that the magnetic base (21) on the outside (10) the screw clamp (5) is provided.