DEST006135MA

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Publication number: DEST006135MA
Authority: DE

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Ρλτε ν ta ν s ρ r υ c 11:Ρλτε ν ta ν s ρ r υ c 11:

Seilkausche aus Blech oder einem schmicdbaren Material, bei der die überstehenden Ränder der Hohlkehle einwärts gebogen sind und das Seil überfassen, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß zwischen dem Seil und den überfassenden Rändern der Hohlkehle ein das Seil überdeckendes Flachcisen angeordnet ist.Rope thimble made of sheet metal or a smearable material, in which the protruding The edges of the fillet are bent inwards and encircle the rope, characterized in that that between the rope and the overlapping edges of the groove a covering the rope Flachcisen is arranged.

Angezogene Druckschriften:
USA.-Patentschriften Nr. 2354280, 2241221.Referred publications:
U.S. Patent Nos. 2354280, 2241221.

Hierzu 1 Blatt Zeichnungen1 sheet of drawings

Claims

St. 6135 XII/47 dSt. 6135 XII / 47 d

I> he invention relates to a rope thimble made of lili-i-h or a malleable material in which the overlapping edges of the hollow fillet are bent inwards and grip the rope. Hey the rope thimbles this type is prevented by the edges of the groove covering the rope, that the rope, if it loosens after prolonged use, slips out of the hollow throat and the Thimble is lost. ICs have shown, however, that the rope in the hollow hole through the inward bent edges of the chamfer is clamped and thereby loses its elasticity, because the individual wires or strands of the rope can no longer move against each other.

I He ICrlmdung avoids these difficulties by the fact that between the rope and the overbearing At the edges of the I foal throat a Klachciscn covering the rope is arranged. Through this it is achieved that the protruding edges of the I lohlkelile no longer hold the rope directly. Rather, the rope lies in one hand through the I lohlkelile and on the other hand through the ! '"Lacheisen-formed channel in which the rope is not is more trapped, but rather loosely and remains elastic with changing loads.

In the drawing there is an exemplary embodiment of Invention shown. ICs shows

Fig. Ι a front view of a forge thimble with forged teeth at the edges inserting the rope,

Fig.; a front view of the same forge thimble, in whose fillet the rope with a Elaelieisen is covered and fixed by means of bent teeth,

Fig. 3 is a side view and

Fig.. | a cross section of the same rope thimble according to the section line 1-1 of Fig. 2.

With io the forged thimble is referred to, the edges 11 of which form the fillet 12 and on both Survive sides. These protruding edges ι τ are rounded off at regular intervals Forged teeth 13, the height of which is kept slightly less than the radius of the llohlkohl 12.

The rope 14 is inserted into the groove 12 over its entire length by a flat bar 15 covered, the width of which corresponds to the diameter of the scilch, and through which it goes inwards bent teeth 13 set. The rope has so much leeway within the groove that its individual wires and strands can move against each other. A loosening of the However, the rope inside the groove and the rope thimble falling out of the end eyelet will occur avoided.

This is enough so as not to complicate the splicing of one of the ends of the rope at the tip of the thimble The flat iron is expedient only so far that the pieces of rope lying on the tip of the thimble are not covered by it.