DE8809834U1 - Walking aid - cane for disabled people - Google Patents

Description

The innovation is aimed at a walking aid - a stick, for the disabled. There are sticks for disabled people who feel comfortable taking a walk

own, but no help at all, in the TaaesaL run.

The sticks have a sinful, elongated, etucu swollen

and in cross-section statically deferred G/ii£f.

Sometimes you also have a slut under the GnJ.//es at the StaA.

ange&Jiacht,

flängel.

1) Because some necessary characteristics are missing, they are no longer a hindrance

2) The. GnJLfifi does not provide. good support .

3) If you have to hit your hands a lot, you don't know what to do with the stick.

4) A loop attached to the bottom of the Gni-fLpe, releasing glue— let the stick swing, one (Lnauchn. elite second hand to hold it wieden. to be able to pee.

5 ) There is not always an opportunity to put the stick down; if you stand there somewhere, you are sure to knock it over.

In particular the known rods, I see the need for some innovations - improvements to the handling - also.

The innovation wind dangen shares. AtA. Fig. I The particular view. Flg. II The cross section of the handgnl//. Flg. III The Dnau/Alcht. To Flg. I The handgrip// wind dang*te£lt through a generous tolerance ( 1)

with a little cloudy, palm-adapted exiting

Line which shows the hand lie/. 2. The fia/idgnl^/ contains a hole in the base. (3) AO, that HnhA U)Ie. /elight* the Bohnung a ÜAen^tand heals (4a

equal (At)

By pulling the L6 up into the Gnl^mulde 1 a NaAe is created (6)

uodunch now uleden dunch the at the bottom dete small fluid (5) a hack (5a) JÜ.ch Lüdet.

At the Stat. (3) wind flies a ring (7) At the na&e (6) dej, G/ü.^ej, 1 wind dang*telt an elongated hole (9)

Flg. II blindly dangeAteJLlt the Otenkannte., atge/laeht now to the sel (8) eih)cu> rounded, from the edge gnlfJ. 1 Flg. I

Flg. III blindly shows the direction of the handrail 1 Flg. I with slot ( 10)

Sheet I.

Dutch the. innovation. wind ennelcht /

Flg.. I 1) Wind depicted a gate hand like Ballenai.stut2.ung through the. fluide. (1) as well as for hanging a chisel etc., thanks to the good. BaUenau-fLtag.il wind the hand parts are largely relieved, through which the narrow vertical support, wind the pressure from the. Note&mdash;bone joint ai.gifang.en Thus, the greatest possible protection of the anms. enelcht, J Wind diverted, through fa^AAen de/, G/il{.f.eJ> ( 1) and around/tu>Aen de* StaieA (3) with 2 flngenn you have the stick through the kelden ii<LenJ>tönde (4-4a). f.eJ>t Helmet hay, light, hole swings in the hand.

1) Ü)J &Lgr;&idiagr;&iacgr; rlnnn O Ai of P i rl 1D NnXo lA) l.lj &ogr; bioino Mn trio I *> ) rioit rlr*r4unft\ rtn&mdash; _&sgr; , , . , _ , . , f · &mdash;-'"&mdash;*-- If-

formed. Hacken (5a)engleA.t the word that one can use the sting &agr;&iacgr;&bgr;&Lgr;&agr;&Igr;&Igr;&ohgr;&eacgr; now possible, 6.eM>ndenA In the Uohn kitchen elch can hang around the. Hands play to. hit.

4) Otutch den Hacken (5a) englekt an Alchenej, hang there the. Stock close to the object, wln.d also a close to the object &ohgr; eltgehen At venmleden as if the stick with the A/uni wing (2) was hung on the H, against the large bow world a paddling thereby a slight sniff.

5) Wled dangestellt, a ring (5) on the Staie (3) en. serves the purpose. ,

1) that you can hang little things, as well as good /ün anSßiane Things suitable Is the fluid iel Flg. I ( i)

2) to attach a suspension, whereby the stick can also be

ftiMOnt &eegr;&bgr;&Lgr; fo\CL ^&Lgr;&Lgr;&Lgr;&iacgr;&eegr; bnn n

3) dadunch hangs high daml &bgr;&lgr; the feet are not in bend.

4) so that a stumble over the stick, immediately reported as unfit,

5 years ago, when you could play with your hands, you often used a moving walker. It _also felt like getting off the bus or taking the train wasn't a problem .

6) e)The stand is made of wood for its appearance and durability.

keit au. j, a J>stoß/&sten Kunsi&tßfpißhji (leuchtfan&ig) 2) that also the same in the Stsiasenvenkeh*. .

Sheet IZ.

Fig.II. li/i/id dange^tetlt, the opening of the HandyxiffeA Flg.,1 (1). characterized by a flat palm rest. I

Flg..Ill HlAd dangeateMt the oil edge of the handles Fig.I ( 1) with elongated hole ( 10) .

1) Serves, as shown in Fig.l dangeAtelite Lngtodx (9),&zgr;&igr;&igr;&lgr; recording a.

* By using them, you can stack = stocks Immen tel /,I can hit without having to put away all the small handles, Because you have to support every cut, you get it.

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2) The long-tooth (10) as well as the long-tooth Fig.1 (9) tLe/indet 4ich j.e Hand position always at the back, the hand = wrist.

3) This creates a good grip for quick oak wieden.pu>A>ejx,uienn one has let go of the stick. from one's hand.

4) And because of this, when you make a much shorter loop, you can tie a loop underneath the handlebars (3). Then the loop goes into the hole. de.6 Stocken ILeflindeJL, comes the stick when one has released it inevitably in/, pendulum, so that now to repeat/&en one has a second. Hand required.

5) Wind then, a long hole on each side of the handle, the same as in Fig. (9) and Fig.III (10), for the purpose of removing a loop, as well _as the same loop ^for holding, so that it is also possible to use a loop for various supports,

\ 6).And if the nails are held in place by the hanging loop, the nails will be pulled out.

Fig. 1(6) Helmet goes to &ugr;&ogr;&eegr;&eegr; shows, />I have a loop position through there/, long hole Fia.III ( 10).

However, the nails from the handgrip Fig.I (6) glue go to the back For holding the loop, use the elongated hole in Fig.I (9).

Claims (1)

SchutzanApnunch j A stick. gtelch Gehlt-fje. pin. Disabled. ! fig.. I 1 marked by hand - BaLlenau/tage ( 1) 2 ^ekennz.eÄ.chnei. you/I hack &zgr; 5a) 3 g£kennzej.chne.i diuich Kun&t&tafpiohA. (3) 4 marked between transitional states (4-a&mdash;46.) 5 marked with ring (7) at the joint. (3) marked by Lanaioch = Schiau/en/ühwing. ( 9) Aoule. ( 10) Flg.Hl Flg.II marked diuich /Stach Gnl£flo<LeAkannte* (°'