DE8123150U1 - "Screw or nail, especially for wood or chipboard or plastic panels" - Google Patents

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Description :

The innovation relates to a screw or nail, in particular for wood or chipboard or plastic panels with flattened or pointed end.

If a marking is to be made using screws or nails before connecting wood or chipboard, so special marking tools have been required for this up to now. Such markings are particularly important on ha ± en plastic sheets Difficult but also with chipboard, especially on the front sides, because the filling material is light during marking work crumbles out.

It is now the task of the innovation to find a practicable way, which such marking work without special Tools made possible in a simple manner with the connecting screw or the nail itself.

The screw or nail, especially for wood or chipboard or plastic panels with a flattened or pointed According to the innovation, the end is characterized by the fact that a removable color coating is applied to the tip area which results in an imprint when marked. For this purpose, a removable colored powder is attached in the tip area, especially with thinner, oil or fixative.

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This is by simply hitting the screw or | of the nail at the point to be marked, for example on a plastic * or chipboard for the purpose of the appropriate connection simple; knocked on the screw or nail passed through a corresponding hole in one plate and so placed ^{the desired marking on the second ί} plate or its face, and after removing the first plate, the second plate was drilled at the marking or the like.

Two preferred exemplary embodiments are shown, for example, in the drawing and described below, as shown:

1 shows the perspective representation of marking work for a nail connection of two hard-shell strips, "

2 shows the perspective illustration of marking work for a screw connection between a chipboard and the end face of a second chipboard.

As can be seen from FIG. 1, two hard shell strips 1 and 2 are to be connected by means of nails 3. For this purpose, this "(3) with detachably colored tip 4 is inserted through the hole 5 of the strip 1 and tapping by means of Hammer applied the mark 6 on the second bar 2.

After removal of the nail 3 and strip 1, the strip 1 can then be drilled at the marking 6, in order to create a To enable nail connection of the two hard shell strips 1 and 2.

According to FIG. 2, two particle boards 11 and 12 are to be connected by means of screw 13, to which d ^e r means releasably stained end face 14 of screw 13, this through bore

15 of the plate 1 out and by tapping 13 the marking

16 is applied to the end face of the second plate 2.

After removing screw 13 and plate 2, the mark £ | tion 16, the screw connection between the chipboard 11 and 12 are prepared by drilling. It is difficult to do otherwise possible, since the end faces of such chipboard easily crumble and otherwise hardly allow any markings.

Claims (2)

I i. '"A..i · VrATET (HTATJJWALTE DR. RUDOC'F'WäUCR. · 1 mPLJ-JNG. HELMUT HUBBUCH DIPL.-PHYS. ULRICH TWELMEIER WESTLICHE αα-31 (AM LEOPOUDPUATH) D-753O PFORZHEIM, ( WE ST-QER M ANY) Y (O7Q31) ιαααθο / 70 7/30/81 II / R Mr. Peter Wusowski, Oldenburg Screw or nail, especially for wood or chipboard or plastic panels. 1. Screw or nail, especially for wood or chipboard. Plastic sheets, with flattened or pointed ones End, characterized in that a detachable color coating is applied in the tip area, which gives an impression when marking. 2. screw or nail according to claim 1, characterized marked that a color powder is applied in a removable manner in the tip area, in particular with a thinner, oil or fixative.