DE96325C

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Publication number: DE96325C
Application number: DENDAT96325D
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PATENTAMT.PATENT OFFICE.

PATENTSCHRIFTPATENT LETTERING

KLASSE 44: Kurzwaaren und Rauchgeräthe.CLASS 44: Short goods and smoking equipment.

GUSTAV TAUBE in CHARLOTTENBURG.GUSTAV TAUBE in CHARLOTTENBURG.

Schnalle.Buckle.

Patentirt im Deutschen Reiche vom 9. Dezember 1896 ab.Patented in the German Empire on December 9, 1896.

Der Gegenstand dieser Erfindung bezieht sich auf Schnallen derjenigen Art, wie man sie bei Beinkleidern zum Verbinden der Gurtbänder, benutzt. In der Regel bestehen derartige Schnallen aus zwei beweglich mit einander verbundenen Theilen, wobei die gegenseitige Bewegung entweder schieberartig oder gelenkartig vor sich geht. Die mit Schiebern versehenen Schnallen, von denen ebenso wie bei der anderen Art, den sogenannten Klappschnallen, bereits eine grofse Anzahl vorhanden ist, haben sich trotz ihrer Vorzüge den Klappschnallen gegenüber nicht einzubürgern vermocht, weil ihre Handhabung im Grofsen und Ganzen zu unbekannt bezw. ungewohnt ist, was insbesondere darum so sehr in Betracht kommt, weil die Anordnung der Schnalle dem Auge bekanntlich entzogen ist.The subject of this invention relates to buckles of the kind how one it is used in trousers to connect the straps. Usually there are Buckles of two movably connected parts, the mutual Movement is either slider-like or articulated. The ones with sliders provided buckles, of which as with the other type, the so-called snap buckles, there are already a large number of them, despite their advantages, have the snap buckles not able to naturalize because their handling is by and large too unknown resp. is unfamiliar which is particularly important because the arrangement of the buckle is the Eye is known to be deprived.

Der oben erwähnte Vortheil, welchen wenigstens einige der Schieberschnallen besitzen, liegt darin, dafs die durch den Stoff des einen Gurtbandes greifenden Stifte infolge einer eigenthümlichen Anordnung eine gewisse Entlastung von dem Zug des betreffenden Gurtbandes erfahren. Derartiges ist bei Klappschnallen bisher nicht vorhanden gewesen; dies aber herbeizuführen ist der Zweck der vorliegenden Erfindung. ^l The above-mentioned advantage, which at least some of the slider buckles have, lies in the fact that the pins reaching through the fabric of one belt strap experience a certain relief from the tension of the belt strap in question, as a result of a peculiar arrangement. This has not been the case with snap buckles up to now; But to bring this about is the purpose of the present invention. ^l

Klappschnallen, welche entweder nur an einem oder aber an beiden gelenkartig verbundenen Theilen auf der inneren Seite Spitzen besitzen, sind an und für sich bekannt. Neu aber ist, und hierin liegt das Merkmal der Erfindung, dafs man für die eigentlichen Spitzen, d. h. für die Spitzen der im vorliegenden Fall verwendeten Stifte Durchbrechungen in dem den Spitzen gegenüberliegenden Schnallentheil vorsieht, wobei diese Durchbrechungen in Bezug auf die Spitzen so angeordnet sind, dafs die letzteren sich an die der Gelenkstelle zunächst gelegenen Wandungsteile der Durchbrechungen anlegen, so dafs also der auf die Stifte seitens des betreffenden Gurtbandes ausgeübte Zug auf den die Durchbrechungen besitzenden Schnallentheil übertragen und von diesem aufgenommen wird.Folding buckles, which either only on on one or on both of the articulated parts, points on the inner side own are known in and of themselves. What is new, however, and this is the feature of the invention, that for the actual tips, d. H. for the tips of the present case pins used perforations in the buckle part opposite the tips provides, these perforations are arranged with respect to the tips so that the latter are attached to the wall parts of the openings that are closest to the hinge point so that the one exerted on the pins on the part of the strap in question Train is transferred to the part of the buckle which has the openings and is absorbed by it.

Eine Ausführungsform einer derart beschaffenen Klapp- oder Scharnierschnalle ist in der beiliegenden Zeichnung dargestellt, und zwar zeigtOne embodiment of a folding or hinge buckle of this type is shown in the accompanying drawing, namely shows

Fig. ι eine Oberansicht der Schnalle in geschlossenem Zustande, wobei also die Gurtbänder in gehöriger Weise verbunden sind.Fig. Ι a top view of the buckle in the closed position Conditions, so the straps are connected in a proper way.

Fig. 2 zeigt einen senkrechten Schnitt durch Fig. ι undFig. 2 shows a vertical section through Fig. Ι and

Fig. 3 einen solchen Schnitt, wenn die Schnallentheile geöffnet sind.Fig. 3 shows such a section when the buckle parts are opened.

In Fig. 4 sind die Schnallentheile ebenfalls in geöffnetem Zustande, jedoch in Unteransicht dargestellt.In Fig. 4 the buckle parts are also in the open state, but in a view from below shown.

Der mit dem Seitensteg α¹ (Fig. 2 und 3) versehene Körper α (Fig. 3 und 4) der Schnalle ist in bekannter Weise mittelst dieses Seitensteges mit dem Gurtband e verbunden. Bei a² (Fig. 2-bis 4) ist durch Vermittelung von Zapfen oder dergl. die mit den winkelförmig umgebogenen Rändern i¹ versehene Klappe i (Fig. 1 bis 4) angeschlossen. Diese besitzt die Stifte z², welche das Gurtband e¹ durchdringen und halten sollen. Der Lage der Spitzen dieser Stifte entsprechend, sind in dem Körper α der Schnalle die Durchbrechungen a³ (Fig. 4) vor- The body α (FIGS. 3 and 4) of the buckle provided with the side bar α ¹ (FIGS. 2 and 3) is connected in a known manner to the belt strap e by means of this side bar. At a ² ^{(FIGS. 2-4)} , the flap i (FIGS. 1 to 4) provided with the angularly bent edges i 1 is connected by means of pins or the like. This has the pins z ² , which are intended to penetrate and hold the belt strap e ^1. According to the position of the tips of these pins, the openings a ³ (Fig. 4) are in the body α of the buckle.

Claims

seen in which the pin tips engage when the buckle is closed, as can be seen most clearly from FIG. This figure shows at the same time that in this position the pin tips rest against the wall parts of the openings which are closest to the hinge movement, so that the tension acting on the pins in the direction of the arrow (Fig. 2) is transferred to the body α and from it is recorded as it was said above.

From the arrangement of the openings a ³ , however, there still follows an advantage that is by no means negligible. In the previously known snap buckles with pins or points penetrating the fabric, which the latter have to withstand the entire train, the pins or points must be either very strong or in a correspondingly larger number for the reason just mentioned. One as well as the other entails a comparatively quick destruction of the belt strap part in question, especially in those cases where the belt connection is frequently loosened and re-established. The present improved buckle is free from this inconvenience, i.e. from the destruction of the webbing, for since the piercing pins are relieved to a high degree, they can be very limited in number and kept very weak in diameter, as is also the case from FIG Drawing can be seen. In this case only two such thin pencils have been used, since this has proven to be completely sufficient in the tests which have been carried out for a long time and which have been carried out with full consideration of the requirements of practice. It is evident that there are two such pens. are unable to bring about any noteworthy destruction of the substance.

In Fig. 2 it has been assumed that the hinge pins α ^{2 form} a continuous axis, around which the belt strap e ^{1 and on the} outside. is brought over. This is intended to show that, in such an embodiment, the tension exerted by the aforementioned belt strap takes place in a more favorable direction than when two hinge pins are used instead of a continuous axis, as shown in FIG. If the belt strap e ^{1 runs} in the manner shown in FIG. 2, the train acts on the closure of the hinge and causes the strap ends to be pressed against one another, so that the friction that occurs here brings further relief of the penetration pins. After all, the arrangement of a continuous axis in place of two pins is not considered to be an essential feature.

P ATEN τ claim:

Buckle, consisting of two parts that can be folded against each other like a hinge, in their one or more needles are arranged perpendicular to the direction of pull of the buckle, characterized in that these needles are inserted into corresponding guide holes of the other Partly penetrate and are secured by the same against bending by the belt pull.

1 sheet of drawings.