EP0083749A1 - Fixation de ski de sécurité - Google Patents

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EP0083749A1
EP0083749A1 EP82111501A EP82111501A EP0083749A1 EP 0083749 A1 EP0083749 A1 EP 0083749A1 EP 82111501 A EP82111501 A EP 82111501A EP 82111501 A EP82111501 A EP 82111501A EP 0083749 A1 EP0083749 A1 EP 0083749A1
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Erwin Krob
Helmut Bauer
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
    • A63C9/00—Ski bindings
    • A63C9/08—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings
    • A63C9/084—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings with heel hold-downs, e.g. swingable
    • A63C9/0844—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings with heel hold-downs, e.g. swingable the body pivoting about a transverse axis
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
    • A63C9/00—Ski bindings
    • A63C9/08—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings
    • A63C9/084—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings with heel hold-downs, e.g. swingable
    • A63C9/0845—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings with heel hold-downs, e.g. swingable the body or base or a jaw pivoting about a vertical axis, i.e. side release

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  • the invention relates to a safety binding with a sole holder which can be pivoted about a transverse axis and a vertical axis and which is held in its normal position holding the shoe only by overcoming predetermined height or side release forces and in which the effective release force changes as the direction of loading changes Vertical, preferably up to a predetermined limit, decreases, the latching elements of the two latches on the latch bracket designed as a pivotable lever being provided separately from one another, around which one counter latch on the rear region of the sole holder and the other counter latch on a component that can be fixed with the ski is provided, and wherein the lever is mounted on a parallel to the transverse axis holding axis, which in turn is arranged in a support body which around a vertical axis forming, anchored in a base plate of the binding, optionally against en the force of a return spring is pivotable and which lever has on its side facing away from the two latching elements a control surface on which a release spring is supported.
  • a security binding of the type mentioned is described in AT-PS 294.645.
  • this known embodiment which relates to both a toe and a heel counter, it is disadvantageous that a transverse movement of the binding causes not only the triggering of the transverse locking device, but also of the lifting locking device at the same time.
  • This is disadvantageous in the case of using this known ski binding as a heel holder, because a heel holder should be insensitive to purely lateral forces in order to ensure safe ski guidance.
  • a similar safety ski binding is known from DE-OS 18 06 780 become.
  • both latching devices for the height and side release forces are formed by a common latching member and by a latch carrier which interacts with it and is effective both for the height and for the sideways release.
  • the ratchet carrier has decisive control surfaces for the height and side release.
  • a disadvantage of this known embodiment is that both the latching element and the latch support are responsible for two triggering devices. From this it follows that - particularly because of structural conditions - compromises have to be accepted. Practical experience shows that such compromises have not been satisfactory for the actual solution and that a control cam has been created in a product for side release that is actually sold on the market, which is provided between the base plate and the housing of the ski binding.
  • This embodiment in turn has the disadvantage that there is snow, ice or the like between the base plate and the housing. can accumulate, which can make the triggering processes uncontrollable.
  • DE-OS 28 38 904 describes a solution which has essentially arisen from the addition of the two last-mentioned AT-PS and which also entails the following.
  • the known designs also have the disadvantage that with increasing lateral triggers, the holder in the horizontal plane becomes increasingly sensitive to wobbling, which means that the ski guidance, if there is no triggering, can become inexact.
  • the object of the invention is to remedy this situation and to design a safety ski binding of the type mentioned at the outset in such a way that the lever is to be supported in its position on the counter-latch provided on the ski-fixed component.
  • the object is achieved according to the invention in that either the catch provided on the lever is acted upon by at least one elastic element on the counter-catch of the component which can be fixed on the ski is resiliently supported, or the counter-latching of the component which can be fixed on the ski is resiliently supported relative to a ski-fixed mounting of this component.
  • the measure according to the invention ensures that the lever is elastically supported in each of its positions on the component that can be fixed on the ski, so that on the one hand the forces acting on the lever can be continuously and non-positively borne by the component that can be fixed on the ski, and on the other hand the triggering process by the choice of one another corresponding surface of the component fixable on the ski and the lever can be determined. Furthermore, it is ensured in this way that minor impacts that occur during skiing do not initiate a triggering process, because the impacts mentioned are absorbed by the trigger spring compared to the weaker spring force of the elastic element. This means an expansion of the elastic range of the safety ski binding according to the invention, the other determining features, such as dimensions, spring constant, etc., being able to be retained unchanged. Finally, there is a construction that is largely protected from environmental influences.
  • An advantageous embodiment of the invention is characterized in that the component which can be fixed on the ski is arranged in front of the pivoting area of the support body on the base plate of the heel holder, on the area of which is remote from the support body the counter detent formed by a control surface of a rocker, roller or sleeve is provided, and that the rocker, roller or sleeve is supported resiliently with the interposition of at least one spring on the component which can be fixed on the ski.
  • the component which can be fixed on the ski has a retaining bolt, which retaining bolt on at least one abutment formed from a bent part of the base plate, at bearing points or at one separate binding-resistant abutment or the like. is attached and the rocker, roller or sleeve carries that on the lever a control curve forming the notch is provided, which control curve, as known per se, extends essentially transversely to the longitudinal axis of the ski and a locking pan for laterally locked receiving the associated counter detent (retaining bolt or rocker, roller or sleeve) for the descent and is then fitted to the locking pan in both directions to the two side edges of the ski with curve sections for a controlled turning camber.
  • a retaining bolt which retaining bolt on at least one abutment formed from a bent part of the base plate, at bearing points or at one separate binding-resistant abutment or the like.
  • the retaining bolt lies in a plane running parallel to the top of the ski, extends essentially normal to the longitudinal axis of the ski, that a type of rocker is mounted on this retaining bolt, one end region of which carries the control surface which acts as a counter-detent, and that the rocker is supported on the component which can be fastened to the ski by means of a leg spring.
  • the top of the component that can be fastened to the ski is designed as a stop for the rocker, which limits its pivoting capacity.
  • the retaining bolt forms an angle with the upper side of the ski, that a counter-catch designed as a conical (frustoconical) roller is arranged on the retaining bolt, which is acted upon by a helical spring acting in the longitudinal direction of the bolt.
  • a counter-catch designed as a conical (frustoconical) roller is arranged on the retaining bolt, which is acted upon by a helical spring acting in the longitudinal direction of the bolt.
  • the spring is supported at one end directly at the base of the conical (frustoconical) roller and at the other end, preferably with the interposition of a washer on the abutment. This arrangement enables a particularly compact design for the component that can be fixed on the ski.
  • a still further variant of the above-mentioned inventive concept consists in that the bolt stands up on the base plate, is arranged essentially perpendicular to it and is fastened in the base plate, for example riveted, that a sleeve which can be slid on and off the bolt is provided as a counter-catch, which sleeve carries a flange on its free end region remote from the base plate or is spread out in a flange-like manner, the lower portion of this flange being seated on the control curve of the lever forming the detent and that the sleeve is acted upon by a spring which is located between the top of the sleeve and the bottom of the head of the bolt is arranged.
  • a recess is formed in the top of the sleeve, which forms a seat for the spring, the other end of the spring being supported on the head part of the retaining bolt with the interposition of a washer.
  • the lever consists of two holding parts pivotably mounted on the common holding axis, the first lever part carrying the detent (nose) cooperating with the counter-detent provided on the sole holder and acted upon by the release spring, and the second lever part, based on the holding axis, a two-armed lever is rocker-like, that the catch is provided as a slider on an end region of the rocker-like lever part or is designed as a slider of this lever part, which lever part on its other end region, with the interposition of a spring, on eggs the front-facing area of the support body is supported, this area of the support body being preferably overlapped by the component that can be fixed on the ski, and that the second lever part is resiliently supported on the component that can be fixed on the ski with its end region having the slide piece.
  • This embodiment is characterized by the independent design of the lever and the detent associated with it.
  • the first lever part of the lever has a recess running in the longitudinal direction of the ski, the rocker-like (second) lever part being arranged to penetrate this recess on the common holding axis.
  • the second lever part has at its end having the spring a downward extension which serves as a centering for the spring, and that the forwardly extended region of the support body has a recess designed as a seat for receiving the other end of the spring. This provides a secure hold for the spring even without lateral guidance.
  • a still further embodiment of the invention is characterized in that the second lever part, in relation to the holding axis of the lever, about which it can be pivoted, is designed as a one-armed lever with an extension, the free end region of this lever carrying the control cam which acts as a detent , which engages from below in a counter-catch formed on the component which can be fixed on the ski and is in contact therewith, and the extension being designed as a resilient element (as a resilient support) which is supported on the support body and preferably made of the material of the second lever part .
  • this solution is characterized in particular by its simple and cost-saving method of manufacture.
  • the resilient element is designed as a curved (curved) structure which points from top to bottom and from the back to the front, the cross section of which is preferably constant. This creates a kind of closed construction of rocker and its extension. Furthermore, the designer has more freedom with regard to the choice of dimensions than if the extension forming the resilient element were "open" pointing backwards.
  • FIG. 1 and 2 show a first exemplary embodiment of the safety ski binding according to the invention, FIG. 1 being a longitudinal section along line II in FIG. 2 and FIG. 2 being a section along line II-II in FIG. 1, 3 to 6 four further exemplary embodiments, each similar to the representation of Fig.l.
  • a safety ski binding designated in its entirety as a heel holder 1 can be seen.
  • the heel holder 1 is held against lifting off from the top of the ski 2 in a known manner by means of a base plate 4 along a guide rail 3, which in turn is fastened on the top of a ski 2 in a known manner, for example by screws, not shown.
  • the heel holder 1 can be displaced relative to the guide rail 3 in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the ski 2 by means of the base plate 4 and can be secured (detachably fixed) in a manner known per se in the desired positions.
  • the manner of the longitudinal adjustment is not the subject of the present invention.
  • a vertical axis designed as a pivot 5 is riveted, around which a support body 6 of the heel holder 1 is pivotably mounted in the horizontal plane, preferably against the force of a return spring 5a.
  • the use of the return spring 5a ensures that the heel holder 1 is automatically reset to its central position (in the downward position) after pivoting has been triggered at least partially in the horizontal plane.
  • the upper part of the support body 6 has a pivot axis 7, which extends transversely to the longitudinal axis of the ski and parallel to the upper side of the ski 2, for example and as is known per se formed by two axle journals 7a, 7b (see FIG. 2), around which a sole holder 8 is pivotally mounted, as well as a further holding axis 9, which runs parallel to the pivot axis 7 and is arranged approximately in the central region of the supporting body 6, about which a lever 10 is pivotably mounted.
  • a release lever 23 is also mounted on the axle journals 7a, 7b (see only FIG. 1), in which a release spring 13 actuating the lever 10 is accommodated.
  • the arrangement of such a spring in a release lever is known per se and is therefore not an object of the invention.
  • the setting of the effective force of the release spring 13 takes place in a known manner by means of an adjusting screw 15 supported on a spring cage 21.
  • the release spring 13 is with one of its end regions on a spring abutment 14 which can be actuated by the adjusting screw 15 and with its other end region with the interposition of a slide 11 , which is guided in the spring cage 21, supported on the lever 10.
  • the lever 10 is designed as a latching support both for one of the latching elements, which yield against the height release forces, and for one of the latching elements, which are effective against the side release forces.
  • a nose 10a of the lever 10 which is supported on an opposite catch 8a of the sole holder 8 from behind, serves as a catch against the swiveling up.
  • the locking effective against pivoting in the horizontal plane is formed by a control cam 12 of the lever 10 to be described in more detail, which is supported on a control surface 17 of a component 16 which can also be fixed on the ski and which is also to be described.
  • the component 16 which can be fixed on the ski is in the present case a retaining bolt 18 which is mounted in an abutment 4a, the details of which will be discussed later, and one on the latter pivoted rocker 19 formed.
  • the retaining bolt 18 runs in a plane parallel to the base plate 4 transversely to the longitudinal direction of the ski, so that the rocker 19 can be pivoted in the plane lying vertically to the upper side 2a of the ski.
  • the retaining pin 18 is secured against displacement in the direction of its longitudinal axis relative to the abutment 4a, in a known manner, for example by means of two split pins.
  • the control surface 17 is formed on the (front) end region of the rocker 19 facing the lever 10.
  • the latter is supported on the abutment 4a with the interposition of a spring 24 designed as a leg spring.
  • the abutment 4a consists of two bearing brackets 4a 1 , 4a 2 , which are fastened, for example welded, to the top of the base plate 4.
  • the abutment 4a created passes through a recess 6a of the support body 6. Since the support body 6 is held in its assembled position by a bent-back guide edge 4b of the base plate 4, the recess 6a of the support body 6 is of a sufficient size to be able to mount the support body 6 can.
  • the recess 6a of the support body 6 is first placed on the abutment 4a, then the front edge 6b of the support body 6 is guided under the guide edge 4b of the base plate 4, the support body 6 is pressed forward and then the position of the support body 6 on the base plate 4 fixed by means of the pivot pin 5.
  • the control cam 12 provided on the lever 10 has a shape known per se. This shape is best seen in Fig.2. It can be seen that in the downward position of the heel holder 1, the rocker 19 lies in a locking pan 12a of the control cam 12, which ensures a wobble-free holder in the downward position of the heel holder 1. Following the locking pan 12a, curve sections 12b 1 , 12b 2 can be seen on both sides, which point in the direction of the two side edges of the ski 2 and, according to their shape, the effect the prescribed control in the event of a fall. This procedure will be discussed in more detail later.
  • the above-described configuration of the component 16 and the control cam 12 ensures that the lever 10 is supported on the component 16 in each of its positions, so that when the lever 10 is pivoted in the horizontal plane (due to the occurrence of forces in both the vertical as well as in the horizontal plane) the sole holder 8 is held until it is released by the spring-loaded lever 10, so that wobbling of the sole holder 8 or the heel holder 1 neither in the downward position nor during an initiated triggering process until the limit is reached the elasticity occurs.
  • an opening spring 22 is provided, which is designed, for example, as a leg spring arranged on the pivot axis 7.
  • the operation of the heel holder 1 is as follows. In the position according to FIGS. 1 and 2, a ski shoe (not shown) is pressed by the heel holder 1 in a known manner against a toe, the heel of this ski shoe being held between the spur 8b and the holding-down device 8c of the sole holder in the usual way. If forces act on the shoe lying in the vertical plane, the heel of the shoe presses against the hold-down device 8c, as indicated by the arrow Pf, whereupon the sole holder 8 presses the lever 10 against the force of the release spring 13 to pivot about the holding axis 9.
  • the control cam 12 of the lever 10 slides along the control surface 17 of the component 16 in the direction towards the top of the ski 2 until the nose 10a of the lever 10 is in engagement with the counter detent 8a of the sole holder 8.
  • This position is not illustrated in the drawing; the support of the nose 10a of the lever 10 the counter detent 8a of the sole holder 8 should be familiar to the person skilled in the art even without further explanation. If the force Pf 1 loading the ski shoe stops acting until there is engagement between the lever 10 and the sole holder 8 in the manner described above, the release spring 13 presses the lever 10 and thus the sole holder 8 against the heel in the direction of the upper side of ski 2 and the skier remains in the binding.
  • the release lever 23 is actuated.
  • the release lever 23 can either be depressed or pulled up according to the double arrow Pf f .
  • Devices of this type which enable triggering both on tension and on pressure, are known per se and do not form the subject of the present invention. It is also known to use the release lever Form the end of a ski pole or a lanyard.
  • FIGS. 3 to 6 those components which are identical to those already described were used. provided with the same reference numerals; Components that are identical in their function, but different in their design, have been identified with one or more dashes (', ","' etc.). Since the mode of operation of this configuration is essentially the same as that already described, only the components connected to the lever and its second latching have been drawn and described. The following FIGS. 3 to 6 only show this part of the ski binding in a section similar to FIG. 1.
  • the structure of the heel holder I ' corresponds to the solution already described with regard to the arrangement of its base plate 4' on the guide rail 3 fastened on the upper side 2a of the ski 2.
  • the pivot 5 is provided in the base plate 4 ', on which only an indicated support body 6' is pivotally mounted and is acted upon by a return spring, which is neither shown nor indicated.
  • the lever 10 ' is pivotable about the holding axis 9; the control curve 12 'on the lever 10' runs in the direction towards the top of the ski at an angle ( ⁇ ) to be described.
  • the component 16 ' which can be fastened to the ski is fastened in the present case to an abutment 4'a which passes through the recess 6'a of the support body 6' at an incline upwards. That end of the abutment 4'a, which carries the component 16 ', therefore deviates from the plane normal to the base plate 4' and to the longitudinal axis of the ski 2 by an angle 9). Thus, the longitudinal axis of the retaining bolt 18 forms an angle (/ 3) with the top of the base plate 4 '. Due to the geometrical configuration, ⁇ is theoretically equal to ⁇ ; in practice, however, deviations can arise.
  • the roller 19 ' is conical (frustoconical) here, its control surface 17', which is shown in section viewed through the lower boundary line, enclosing the angle with the top of the base plate 4 '.
  • the basic plane of the control cam 12 'of the lever 10' also extends at an angle to the upper side of the base plate 4 '.
  • This configuration of the second locking of the lever 10 'further ensures that in any position of the lever 10' between the control cam 12 'and the control surface 17' of the component 16 'a support is provided which takes place along a surface section. This is favorable in order to avoid a high, undesirable pressure, based on the area unit, such as occurs, for example, in the case of a line support.
  • the somewhat complicated design of this type of latching and the associated higher manufacturing costs are eliminated by the better friction conditions.
  • the helical compression spring 24 ' is supported in the present exemplary embodiment with the interposition of a washer 20 on the abutment 4'a of the base plate 4'. This measure is favorable because the contact surface and thus the dimensioning of the spring 24 'do not depend on the shape and the dimensions of the abutment 4'a.
  • Such or a similar washer could also on the side of the abutment 4'a remote from the spring 24 ', etc. be provided between the abutment 4'a and the riveted head of the retaining bolt 18 '. In this way, a rivet head with relatively small dimensions can ensure a secure hold.
  • the retaining pin 18 'itself is in the abutment 4'a in any case captured. This can be done, for example, by using a screw bolt as a holding bolt, which is in engagement with a thread in the abutment 4'a, or the holding bolt 18 'is press-fitted in the abutment 4'a.
  • this heel holder 1 Should also be familiar to the person skilled in the art on the basis of the first exemplary embodiment, even without further explanations. For this reason, a representation for a composite triggering process is also omitted in this case. Should it be necessary to make up for this representation for whatever reason, reference is made to the sufficient original disclosure according to FIGS. 1 and 2 and the associated description from the outset.
  • the retaining bolt 18 " is arranged perpendicular to the base plate 4" and held on this base plate 4 ", for example by means of a rivet head 4" a.
  • the design of the support body 6 " corresponds essentially to the embodiment already described with the difference that an arcuate slot 6" a is provided in the region of the retaining bolt 18 ", which slot 6" a ensures the pivoting of the support body 6 "about the pivot pin 5.
  • a sleeve 19 ′′ that can be pushed on and off, which sleeve 19 ′′ carries a flange at its free end region or is widened as a flange 19 ′′ a.
  • the flange 19 “a sits on the control curve 12" of the lever 10 "with its lower area, which is designed as a control surface 17".
  • a spring 24 is also provided concentrically with the holding bolt 18", which acts on the sleeve 19 "in the direction of the upper side of the ski hi and is supported with one of its ends in a recess 19" b of the sleeve 19 ".
  • the other end of the spring 24" is supported on a washer 20 'serving as a spring abutment, which in turn is supported on the head of the retaining bolt 18 ".
  • Retaining bolts 18" and sleeve 19 “form here the component 16" which can be fixed on the ski.
  • the catch is provided as a slide 12 "'on a forward-facing end region of a rocker-like lever part 10"' 2 of the two-part lever 10 "'.
  • the second lever part 10"' 2 by means of its slider 12 "'serving as a detent in bwz.an at the counter detent designed here as a cam 19"' resiliently held or guided.
  • the first lever part 10 '" 1 has a cutout 10"' 1 , which is penetrated by the second lever part 10 "' 2.
  • the first and second lever parts 10"' 1 , 10 '" 2 are mounted on the common holding axis 9 the end region of the second lever part 10 "' 2 remote from the catch 12""is supported on the support body 6""by means of a helical compression spring 24"".
  • the entire lever 10 "' is resiliently supported relative to the component 16"' which can be fixed on the ski, as a result of which a similar effect to that described in connection with the preceding exemplary embodiments is achieved.
  • the latter is mounted in a recess of the support body 6 '' serving as a seat 6 '' c elsewhere guided on an extension 10 "' 2 c of the second lever part 10'" 2 and supported on the latter at the same time.
  • this heel holder 1 "'otherwise correspond to that already described.
  • This shape is characterized by a certain independence of the detent and the counter-detent from the lever, the lever itself experiencing the controls by detent and counter-detent as in the preceding ones Embodiments.
  • the lever 10 IV is formed in two parts, similar to the previous exemplary embodiment, the first and the second lever parts 10 IV 1 and 10 IV 2 also being pivotably arranged here on the common holding axis 9.
  • the second lever member 10 IV 2 carries in this case at its one end portion which cooperates with the fixable on the ski member 16 1V provided roller 19 1V cam 12 1V and is, relative to the support shaft 9, formed as a one-armed lever.
  • the thus constructed second Hbelteil 10 IV 2 embraces with its other, the cam 12 1V remote end through a forwardly open recess 10 IV 2 b the first lever portion 10 IV 1, so that also in this case, a rocker-like structure is formed.
  • the second lever part 10 IV 2 which is designed as a one-armed lever, has an extension 10 IV 2 c, which is designed as a resilient support 24 IV , which extends approximately from the central, lower region of the second lever part 10 IV 2 in the Direction towards the holding axis 9 is curved (extends like an arc) and is supported, for example, on the forward-facing region of the supporting body 6 1V .
  • the component 16 1V which can be fastened to the ski is - similar to the first exemplary embodiment according to FIGS. 1 and 2 - made of the material of the base plate 4 1V and passes through a recess 6 IV a of the supporting body 6 1V .
  • the catch is designed as a roller 19 1V , which can be attached to a ski Component 16 IV is held retaining bolt 18 IV .
  • the outer surface of the roller 19 1V acts as a control surface 17 IV .
  • roller acting as a detent according to FIG. 6 can also be used on the lever arm according to FIG. 5, or the component that can be fixed on the ski according to FIG. 6 can be provided with a slide, similar to the embodiment according to FIG.
  • the design of the individual types of springs is also not tied to one embodiment; it is also possible to replace helical compression springs or the resilient support by another type of spring, for example disc springs.
  • the component that can be fixed on the ski can not only be as described; be made of the material of the base plate; one can also use separate pedestals, for example as shown in FIG. 5 and has been described with reference to this FIG.
  • Such a component is then attached to the base plate of the heel holder e.g. attached or welded by means of rivets.
  • Such a measure is more labor-intensive than a punching process described with reference to FIG. 1, but may be advantageous if, for example, the base plate is not to be weakened.
  • the type of attachment of such a component should be familiar to those skilled in the art without further explanation.

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