DE9104563U1 - Writing pen with clip - Google Patents

Description

Stefan Schroll
Dipl.Ing.(FH)
Dorfplatz 13
8221 Nussdorf

Writing pen with clip

The innovation relates to a writing pen, on the upper part of which a holding clip for writing paper, for example, is attached.

The writing pen, consisting of an upper part and a lower part, is designed on its lower part in such a way that it has a pull-up lead cover, which is already state of the art, slidably mounted.

The retaining clip consists of two halves which are movably coupled to one another by means of a simple joint device. A spring element holds the two halves together so that it can hold several sheets of paper together.

The retaining clip is held on the upper part on the one hand by the fact that the upper part is a hollow body that opens upwards and into which the retaining clip can be inserted and on the other hand, due to the special design of the retaining clip, it can be placed on the upper part, which is designed as a mandrel.

In the following, the innovation according to the invention is described in more detail with reference to the attached figures.

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Figures la to 1 1 the pen with the individual versions of the retaining clips

Figure la shows the writing pen 1, consisting of the upper part 2 and the lower part 3, with the movable lead cover 30.

The retaining clip 4 is inserted into the upper part 2 from above. The two pressing arms 40 are directed outwards and serve as a clip for inserting the pen 1 into, for example, the inside pockets of clothing.

Figure Ib shows the pen 1 from above, looking at the upper part 2.

The clamp walls 400 are connected to each other by means of the joint 41. The joint 41 is a

Film joint, since the retaining clip 4 in one operation,

using the injection molding process, made from a suitable plastic.

Figure Ic shows in particular the upper part 2, without the retaining clip 4 .

The recess 20 of the upper part 2 serves as a space for the pressing arms 40 of the retaining clip 4.

Figure 1d shows an upper part ²¹ , seen from the side. This is designed in such a way that the retaining clip 4' can be attached from the outside. For this purpose, the cross-section of the upper part ²¹ is designed in such a way that the retaining clip 4' attached to the upper part ²¹ clamps around the upper part 2' in such a way that the cross-section of the adapted lower part 3 is approximately reproduced.

Figure Ie shows the top view of the upper part 2 ¹ , with the retaining clip 4 ¹ attached.

The clamp walls 400', which are also connected in an articulated manner by means of the joint 41', have the pressure arms 40'.

Figure If shows the top view, from Fig. Id, without retaining clip 4', of the upper part 2 ¹ .

Figure Ig shows the retaining clip 4, or 4 ^1, seen from the side.

On the upper and lower sides of the retaining clip 4, recesses 42 are incorporated around the circumference of the clip walls 400, which end in a downwardly projecting widening 420.

A spring clip 5 is inserted into the recess 42, which holds the two clamp arms 400 pressed together. In order to be able to hold the spring clip 5 on the clamp walls 400, the spring clip 5 has downwardly bent ends 50, which are guided in the widening 420 of the recess 42, so that when the holding clamp 4 is opened and closed, the spring clip 5 is not pressed off the clamp walls 400.

Figure lh shows the spring clip 5 in plan view.

Figure II shows the retaining clip 4, seen from the side of the pressing arms 40 in the unfolded state.

Figgr Ij shows the retaining clip 4 in plan view, from Fig. Ii.

The retaining clip 4 is opened so far that it can hold several sheets of paper placed on top of each other.

Figure Ik and Figure 11 show the retaining clip 4 ¹ ' from the bottom as well as the side view.

The special feature of the retaining clip ⁴¹¹ is that the clip walls ^40O1 ' are designed as protruding pins.

The pressure arms 40'' are connected to the joint 41'', which can be designed as a swivel joint.

Claims (8)

Stefan Schroll Dipl.Ing. (FH) Dorfplatz 13 9221 Nußdorf Protection claims 1. Writing pen with retaining clip, the latter being removable from the writing pen and for the purpose of holding sheets of paper, characterized in that the upper part (2/2 ¹ ) of the writing pen (1) is designed in such a way that it carries a retaining clip (4/4'/4 ^fl ), the clip walls (400/400'/400 '') of the retaining clip (4/4'/4'') holding onto the upper part (2/2 ¹ ) due to their own spring force. 2. Writing pen according to claim 1, characterized in that the upper part (2) is a hollow body which is open towards the top and which corresponds in its cross-sectional dimension approximately to the correspondingly compressed retaining clip (4/4 ¹¹ ), and the upper part (2) corresponds in its length approximately to the length of the retaining clip (4/4''). 3. Writing pen according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the upper part (2') is designed such that the retaining clip (4'/4'') with its clip walls (400'/400 ¹ ') encloses the upper part (2 ¹ ) from the outside. 4. Writing pen according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the recess (20) on the upper part (2) runs almost over the entire length of the upper part (2) and is dimensioned in its width such that the holding chamber (4/4 ¹¹ ) can be introduced into the upper part (2) from the side in a slightly compressed state. 5. Writing pen according to claim 1, characterized in that the clamp walls (400/400') of the holding clamp (4/4 ¹ ) are connected to one another in an articulated manner by means of the joint (41/41 ¹ ), which is designed as a film joint, and the two clamp walls (400/400 ¹ ) are pressed together by means of the spring clips (5) which are preferably attached from the outside. 6. Writing pen according to claim 1 and 5, characterized in that the clamp walls (400/400*) are designed to be almost arcuate in their cross section. 7. Writing pen according to claim 1, 5 and 6, characterized in that the clamp walls (40O ¹¹ ) of the holding Clamp (4 ¹¹ ) are coupled to one another by means of the joint (41 ¹¹ ), which is preferably designed as a rotary joint, and the clamp walls (40O ¹ ') of the holding clamp (4 ¹¹ ) are designed to project downwards in a pin-like manner. 8. Writing pen according to claim 1 and 5 to 7, characterized in that the holding clip (4/4'/4'') has pressure arms (40/40■/40·') projecting near its joints (41/41'/41'').