EP0139815B1 - Sicherheitsskibindung - Google Patents

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EP0139815B1
EP0139815B1 EP84103485A EP84103485A EP0139815B1 EP 0139815 B1 EP0139815 B1 EP 0139815B1 EP 84103485 A EP84103485 A EP 84103485A EP 84103485 A EP84103485 A EP 84103485A EP 0139815 B1 EP0139815 B1 EP 0139815B1
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Gaston Haldemann
François Wirz
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CAMBIO RAGIONE SOCIALE;GALDE AG
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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
    • A63C9/086—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings using parts which are fixed on the shoe of the user and are releasable from the ski binding
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
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    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
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    • 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
    • A63C9/0841—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings with heel hold-downs, e.g. swingable with a single jaw
    • A63C9/0842—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings with heel hold-downs, e.g. swingable with a single jaw the jaw pivoting on the body or base about a transverse axis
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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  • the present invention relates to a safety binding of a boot on a ski, and more particularly to a safety binding comprising in particular lateral jaws intended to hold the boot in the service position on a ski.
  • the aim of the present invention therefore consists in providing a safety binding which overcomes the aforementioned drawbacks of known safety bindings with front stop and heel piece, by creating the conditions such that the binding is capable of completely neutralizing the additional torque due to parasitic friction and that the effects of jamming due to the twisting of the shoe in the front stop are eliminated.
  • object of the invention which comprises two lateral jaws mounted movable under the action of an elastic member in a plane parallel to that of the ski, between a closed service position in which these jaws cooperate with the sole of the shoe and an open position in which the latter is released, and which is characterized by the fact that it comprises a heel piece having a sole-clamping element mounted movable under the action of the same elastic member in a longitudinal plane perpendicular to the plane of the ski, between a service position in which said element maintains the rear end of the sole of the boot on the ski and an open position in which the latter is released , the whole arranged so that the opening, respectively the closing, of the lateral jaws or of the sole-clamping element causes the opening, respectively the closing, of the element soleplate or side jaws.
  • this invention also relates to a ski boot intended to be fixed on a ski by means of the safety binding defined above, and which is characterized in that it comprises a sole having imprints cooperating in service position with the side jaws of the binding.
  • This binding fixed for example by screwing on the upper surface of a ski S, comprises two parts mechanically connected to each other, on the one hand a front device 1 for retaining the ski boot C in torsion and comprising in particular two lateral jaws 2, and on the other hand a rear device 3 for longitudinal retention (for front and rear falls) or heel piece, which in particular comprises a housing 4, in which is mounted an elastic member 5, and a lever actuation 6 also serving as a means of tightening the heel T of the boot C in the service position on the ski.
  • the two devices respectively front 1 and rear 3 are mechanically coupled, so that the elastic member 5 of energy accumulation actuates these two devices and that the opening, respectively closing, of one of the devices causes the opening, respectively closing, of the other device, and vice versa.
  • the front device 1 comprises two arms 7 carrying the jaws 2 and mounted pivoting each around a vertical pivot 8 so as to be able to move parallel to the surface of the ski S between a position closed service ( Figures 1 and 2), the jaws 2 by clamping in this position the side edges of the middle portion of the ski boot C, and an open position ( Figure 3) in which said boot is released.
  • the aforementioned displacement is caused by the action of the elastic member 5 of the heel piece 3 to which the arms 7 are connected by means of a rod 9 sliding longitudinally.
  • This rod 9 is connected to the arms 7 carrying the lateral jaws 2 by means of two pairs of rods 10, 11.
  • Each pair of rods comprises a first straight rod 10, one end of which is articulated at the end of the rod 9 and the other end is articulated on a second bent link 11, by means of articulation pins 12, 13.
  • This is pivotally mounted at its bent portion on a vertical pivot 14 secured to the upper surface of the ski and has an elongated opening 15 with which cooperates a hinge pin 16 secured to the arm 7, so as to allow the lateral opening of the jaws 2 under the effect of a longitudinal movement of translation of the rod 9 towards the before.
  • the rear end of the rod 9 is on the other hand connected to the elastic member 5 that has the heel piece 3 by means of bent rods 17, one end of which is provided with a transverse axis 18 cooperating with a fork 19 that has the rear end of said rod 9.
  • the other end of the bent rods 17 is provided with a transverse axis 20 pivoted in one of the parts 21 of a spring case forming part of the heel piece 3.
  • the rear or heel device 3 comprises a housing 4 fixed to the ski S in the walls of which is fixed a pin 22 on which the actuation lever 6 is pivotally mounted.
  • the heel piece 3 also comprises a spring case mounted pivoting about two transverse axes 23 fixed in the walls of the case 4, the spring case being formed of two parts 21, 24 sliding one inside the other so to act as a piston to compress the elastic member 5, here a helical spring, the force of the latter being adjustable by means of an adjustment screw 25 accessible from the rear of the heel piece 3.
  • the other part 24 of the spring housing is articulated on the lever 6 by means of an axis 26.
  • the bent connecting rods 17 are pivotally mounted at their bent portion on axes 27 fixed in the walls of the housing 4.
  • the lever 6 has a sole clamp 29. pressing in the service position on the upper edge of the heel T of the ski boot C ( Figure 1) so as to maintain the latter on the ski S. in combination with the two lateral jaws 2.
  • the lever 6 also has a member 30 for automatic footing ("step-in"), the operation of which will be described later.
  • the safety attachment also comprises a base plate 31 and a lateral guide element 32.
  • the base plate 31 is fixed, for example by screwing, to the upper surface of the ski S and is intended to serve as a housing for the mobile mechanical elements of the binding, in particular the arms 7 carrying the jaws, the actuating rod 9 and the two sets of articulation rods 10, 11, and to receive on its upper face the sole of the ski boot.
  • This base plate 31 has the particularity of presenting at its front end a deformable portion 31 'in cantilever and subjected to an elastic action tending to keep this portion parallel to the surface of the ski S.
  • l 'elastic action is exerted by two small helical springs 33, the space between the upper surface of the ski and the deformable portion 31' being further filled with a plastic foam 34, preferably with flexible closed cells, in order to avoid ice formation or the presence of snow or other materials in this space.
  • a plastic foam 34 preferably with flexible closed cells, in order to avoid ice formation or the presence of snow or other materials in this space.
  • at least the deformable portion 31 ′ of the base plate 31 is provided on its upper face with a coating intended to improve the coefficient of friction with the sole of the shoe C, for example a coating in “Teflon”.
  • the lateral guide element 32 is formed by a transverse blade pivotally mounted on the base plate 31 by means of a screw 35 passing through its center, the ends of the blade being bent substantially vertically so as to form fins. centering.
  • the elastic member 5 exerts its force on the transverse axes 20 and 26, and consequently on the rod 19 by means of the rods 17 on the one hand and on lever 6 on the other hand.
  • the same moment of force exerted by the spring 5 therefore applies on the one hand to maintain the lateral jaws 2 in a tight position against the sole of the ski boot C and on the other hand on the sole clamp 29 of the lever 6 acting on the edge of the heel T of said shoe.
  • the axis 23 and the countersinks 28 play no role.
  • the lever 6 In the open position, the lever 6 is almost horizontal, the axis 26 being located below the fixed axis 22, and the heel T of the shoe C is completely released from the sole clamp 29 of the lever 6.
  • the spring 5 is in its compressed position, while the axis 18 of the bent rods 17 is located in front of the fixed axes 27 of pivoting of these rods so that the rod 9 is also moved forward and thus causes the opening of the jaws 2 allowing the complete release of the shoe.
  • the complete release of the shoe C is further clearly facilitated by the feature described above of the base plate 31 which has at its front end an elastically deformable portion 31 '.
  • this portion 31 ′ can be deformed by crushing both longitudinally forward and transversely from one side or the other downward, thus providing the front of the shoe with a favorable sliding slope, friction and jamming between the sole and the base plate are very greatly reduced and the release of the shoe facilitated.
  • the binding is directly ready to be fitted automatically.
  • the automatic footwear member 30 (step-in), which is in one piece with the lever 6, can be actuated by pressing from top to bottom of the heel T of the shoe C.
  • the lever 6 is pivoted around the fixed axis 22 and the axes 26 moved upwards by pivoting the spring housing 21, 24 around the axis 20 at first.
  • the spring housing 21, 24 pivots about this axis 23, and the axis 20 is moved down to the position toggle described previously.
  • the difference in dimensions between the millings 28 and the fixed axes 23 constitutes a clearance allowing the fitting of the binding even with an excess of snow or ice, under the sole, laterally between the jaws and the sole or at the rear between that -this and the sole clamp of the heel, this play thus serving to automatically compensate for said excess thickness.
  • the rod mechanism 9- rods 10, 11 - arm 7 - jaws 2 is similar to that described in patent applications EP 0 084 813 and EP 0 085 313, except for the fact that the arms 7 are pivoted on pins 8 situated in front of the jaws 2.
  • opening-closing mechanisms of the side jaws can be used in the present invention than that described above by way of example, for example a mechanism with retractable jaws as described in patent FR 2,420. 358.
  • heel piece comprising an elastic energy storage member and a lever combined with a sole clamping member
  • it may also be different from that described above by way of example.
  • the actuation lever can be formed from two parts 6a, 6b both mounted to pivot on the fixed axis 22 on the one hand and cooperating on the other hand with the axis 26 secured to the housing -spring 24.
  • the upper part 6a of the lever further comprises an opening 26 'in which said axis 26 can move, so that there is a clearance between the two parts 6a and 6b allowing the upper part 6a of the lever to be, in the open position of the binding, no longer in a horizontal position, as shown in FIG. 3, but slightly inclined upwards relative to this position, the axis 26 then being in abutment with the lower wall of the 'opening 26'.
  • FIGS. 5 and 6 A first variant of the heel piece is illustrated in FIGS. 5 and 6.
  • the lever 36 is articulated at the end of one of the arms of angled links 37 by means of transverse axes 38, the links 37 being pivotally mounted at their bent portion on axes 39 fixed transversely in the walls of a main housing 40.
  • the connecting rods 37 further comprise an axis 41 cooperating with the fork 19 which has the rear end of the rod 9, this rod being as previously intended to actuate the opening and closing of the side jaws (not shown).
  • a spring housing formed by two parts 42, 43 sliding one inside the other and containing a helical spring (not shown) is pivotally mounted by its rear part 42 around axes 44 fixed in the walls of the housing. main 40.
  • the front part 43 of the spring-housing is articulated on the lever 36 by means of a transverse axis 45.
  • the rod 9 moves forward under the action of the opening of the jaws by rotating the links 37 on the axes 39.
  • the links 37 transmit their force on the lever 36 through the axis 38, to rotate it around this axis, and act on the axis 45 to compress the spring contained in the spring housing 42, 43; this movement continues until the tilting position described above is reached, then the open position ( Figure 6).
  • the mechanism works initially by applying a force from top to bottom on the lever 36 (for example with the tip of a stick) in the same way as in the case described above of the fall before “pure”.
  • the lever 50 in the service position, is pivotally mounted directly on an axis 51 fixed on the walls of the main housing 52 and is provided with an axis 53 cooperating with the fork 19 that has l rear end of the rod 9 for actuating the side jaws (not shown).
  • a spring box formed as in the first variant, of two parts 54, 55 sliding one inside the other and containing a spring (not shown) of energy accumulation, is pivotally mounted by its part rear 55 on an axis 56 fixed in the walls of the housing 52, the front part 54 of this spring housing 8 being articulated on the lever 50 by means of an axis 57.
  • a sole-clamping element 58 is pivotally mounted on the fixed axis 51, the pivoting movement of this element being limited by the presence of a stop 59 integral with the lever 50.
  • the lever 50 is also provided with a clamping finger 60 subjected to the action of a spring 61, the force of which can be adjusted by means of a nut 62; the finger 60 slides obliquely on the lever 50 so as to come into the service position press under the action of the spring 61 on the sole clamp element 58, itself pressing on the upper edge of the heel T of the ski boot vs.
  • this second variant is similar to that of the embodiments described above, the tilting position being reached when the axes 51, 57 and 56 are located in one and the same plane.
  • the force tending to lift the heel T acts initially on the finger 60 through the sole clamp 58. It is only when the finger 60 is fully retracted against the action of the spring 61 and that the sole clamp 58 abuts against the lever 50, that the latter begins to pivot around the fixed axis 54 and to move the articulation axis 57, compressing the housing - spring 54.55, up to the tipping point.
  • the open position is reached once the tipping point has been passed.
  • this comprises jaws 62 carried by arms 63, the pivot axis 64 of which on the upper surface of the ski S is situated behind said jaws 62.
  • Each of these jaws 62 has a front claw 62a and a rear claw 62b, cooperating in the closed service position (see FIG. 1) with imprints corresponding to the shape of said claws and which has the sole of the ski boot C.
  • the lateral jaws 62 are connected to a heel piece 65 by means of a rod 66 and a system of articulated links 10, 11.
  • the front end 31 ′ of the base plate 31 intended to receive the shoe C is cantilevered above a space filled with a plastic foam 34; in addition, the upper face of this elastically deformable front end 31 ′ is provided with a sliding plate 67, for example made of Teflon, favoring the. release of the ski boot C.
  • a positioning stop 68 is slidably mounted longitudinally in front of the base plate 31 and can be fixed in a determined position by means of a fixing screw 69.
  • the heel piece 65 it consists of a variant of that illustrated in FIGS. 5 and 6.
  • the spring case also formed from two parts 70, 71 sliding one inside the other and containing a helical spring 72, is pivotally mounted on its rear part 70 around axes 73 fixed in the walls of the main housing 74 of the heel piece 65.
  • the front part 71 of the spring housing is articulated on the actuating lever 75 pivotally mounted on an axis 76 fixed transversely in the walls of the case 74 of the heel piece 65, by means of a triangular link 77.
  • the triangular link 77 is therefore articulated by its angles on the front end of the front part 71 of the spring housing, on the actuation lever 75 and on one of the ends of the angled link 78, by the respective pivot axes 79 , 80.81.
  • the angled rods 78 serving as rockers, are pivoted on axes 82 fixed in the walls of the housing 74, and have at their other end a transverse axis 83 engaged with a fork 66 'which has the rear end of the rod 66 .
  • a sole clamping element 84 is fixed to the lever 75 and pivots with it around the axis 76; this sole-clamping element 84 is also integral with said lever 75 by the axis 80, however a clearance is provided between this axis 80 and the sole-clamping element 84 (in dotted lines in FIG. 8) so as to allow, as in the previous embodiments, the operation of the binding even in the presence of a thin layer of ice or snow between the sole of the shoe C and the base plate 31, or even between the sole-clamping element 84 and the upper edge of the heel T.
  • this embodiment also includes an automatic shoeing mechanism (“step-in”) combined with a brake or stop.
  • step-in is formed of two lateral branches 85 connected by a spring loop 86, the latter being surmounted by a horizontal support plate 87.
  • the lateral branches 85 are held on each side by two cylindrical axes 88 mounted transversely in the side walls of the housing 74.
  • Each cylindrical axis 58 has on its external surface a helical rib 89 cooperating with a groove formed inside the passage through the enclosure wall 74. so that the axes move transversely in the passages made in the walls of the housing 74 while turning on themselves.
  • the step-in mechanism works as follows: in the open fitting position, the cylindrical axes 88 are in the position furthest from each other (FIG. 12) under the combined action of the buckle- spring 86 and a spring 90 disposed transversely between the two axes 88; in this open position, the lateral branches 85 are separated towards the outside of the ski and protrude under the sole thereof, while the loop 86 and the plate 87 are above the upper surface of the ski.
  • each of these jaws has two separate parts; on the one hand a front part 2a folded inwards and from the bottom upwards with an acute angle of approximately 30 ° relative to the plane of the ski, and on the other hand a rear part 2b which is substantially vertical and forms with the longitudinal axis of the ski an obtuse angle of approximately 70 °.
  • the front part 2a of the jaws is intended to ensure the lateral retention of the boot (against torsional forces), and to maintain the boot C on the ski against the forces of rear fall on the one hand and partially of front fall (in combination with the heel clamp 29).
  • the rear part 2b plays the role of longitudinal centering means of the shoe C, in opposition with the sole clamp 29 of the heel piece; this substantially vertical posterior part 2b does not hinder the release of the shoe in the event of a "pure" front fall, since the jaws in this case move outward to allow immediate release towards the front of the shoe.
  • FIGS. 17 and 18 illustrate an embodiment of the ski boot C, the sole of which has in its middle portion an imprint forming an opening 93 and a cleat 94, the latter having a face inclined at about 30 ° from bottom to top and from outside to inside.
  • the imprint is preferably produced during manufacture with the sole, and the inclined face of the cleat 94 is intended to cooperate with the part 2a of the clamping jaw of the binding.
  • the imprint 93 made in the sole also has a longitudinal rib 95 with conical walls 95 'on each side, the inclination going from bottom to top and from the inside to the outside (see Figure 18). , therefore having a cross-section in the shape of a V.
  • the conical walls 95 ′ serve to facilitate the ejection of the jaw 2 coming after the release of the latter from the cleat 94, l 'anterior edge of the front portion 2a of said jaw indeed coming into abutment with the conical wall 95'.
  • FIGS. 19 and 20 is illustrated a first variant of the support plate 31.
  • the support plate 31 is provided with “Teflon 96” plates fixed on its upper surface, more particularly at the level of the lateral jaws 2 and on its anterior end.
  • At least the front portion 31 'of the support plate 31 is made of a spring material, of the "De lr i n " type for example, so that this front portion 31' in overhang is flexible and deformable like a spring plate.
  • the lateral guide element 32 pivotally mounted on a screw 35 is subjected to the action of two leaf springs 97.
  • an adjustable stop 98 is slidably mounted longitudinally in front of the support plate 31, a fixing screw 99 cooperating with orifices made in the horizontal part of this stop 98.
  • This stop 98 the adjustment of which is carried out according to the size of the boot to be fixed on the ski, is only intended to facilitate for the skier the longitudinal position of the shoe on the binding.
  • the sole of the shoe (not shown) therefore rests on three slightly raised surfaces, namely the two “Teflon 66” plates and the lateral guide element 32.
  • the friction with the sole is therefore limited to these three surfaces, and the release of the shoe in the event of a combined torsional-front-torsional-rear fall is facilitated.
  • the possibility of elastic deformation downwards and laterally of the anterior portion 31 ′ of the support plate 31 makes it possible to reduce the lever arms and thus to reduce the combined torque by approximately 20% compared to a plate- classic support not elastically deformable.
  • the support plate 100 is pivotally mounted around a screw 101 provided at the rear of said plate, this rear portion 100 'being moreover provided with lateral fins 102 serving as lateral guide elements.
  • the shoe can be easily released by the pivoting of the entire plate 100 covering the actuation mechanism of the side jaws 2.
  • the pivoting support plate 100 is automatically brought back into position by the jaws 2.
  • the binding according to the invention therefore allows a very significant reduction in the sum of the stresses undergone by the skier's leg during falls known as “combined front or rear with torsion by the fact that the different components of the opening forces torsion and falls in before for example, share the work of triggering a single retaining mechanism and no longer two as is the case with a classic binding with front stop and heel.
  • the forward fall forces causing the opening of the heel also lead to the opening of the jaws of the torsion restraint system, thereby reducing the torsional torque accordingly.
  • the binding according to the invention has the advantage, commercially, and also with a view to its use on rental skis, that the binding mechanism comprising three clamping zones, namely two lateral zones and one rear, allows the boot on the same binding installed on a ski of shoes of different sizes. Only the distance between the heel and the lateral jaws must be standardized and correspond to that between the heel and the lateral cleats of the sole of the shoes.

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1. Sicherheitsbindung eines Schuhs (C) auf einem Ski (5) umfassend zwei seitliche Backen (2. 62), die unter der wirkung eines elastischen Organs (5) in einer Ebene parallel zu jener des Skis zwischen einer geschlossenen Arbeitsstellung, in der diese Backen mit der Sohle des Schuhs zusammenwirken, und einer offenen Stellung verschiebbar montiert sind, in der der Schuh freigesetzt ist, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß sie einen Fersenhalter (3, 65) umfaßt, der ein Sohlenklemmelement (29, 46, 58, 84) aufweist, das unter der Wirkung des gleichen elastischen Organs (5) in einer zur Ebene des Skis senkrecht stehenden Längsebene zwischen einer Arbeitsstellung, in der das genannte Element das hintere Ende (T) der Sohle des Schuhs auf dem Ski festhält und einer offenen Stellung verschiebbar montiert ist, in der der Schuh freigesetzt ist, wobei das Ganze so ausgebildet ist, daß'das Öffnen oder das Schließen der seitlichen Backen oder des Sohlenklemmelementes jeweils das Öffnen bzw. das Schließen des Sohlenklemmelementes oder der seitlichen Backen bewirkt.
2. Bindung nach Anpruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß jede seitliche Backe von einem Arm (7, 63) getragen wird, der an einer zur Ebene des Skis senkrechten Achse (8, 64) angelenkt und unter Zwischenschaltung von Anlenkstangen bzw. Schwingarmen (10, 11) mit einem Ende eines in Längsrichtung verschiebbaren Gestänges (9, 19, 66) verbunden ist, und daß das andere Ende des Gestänges mit einer Kippvorrichtung, die am Fersenhalter vorgesehen ist und die der Wirkung des elastischen Organes unterworfen ist, so zusammenwirkt, daß diese Kippvorrichtung zwei stabile Stellungen aufweist, die der Arbeitsstellung bzw Öffnungsstellung der Bindung entsprechen.
3. Bindung nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Sohlenklemmelement des Fersenhalters fest mit einem Hebel (6, 36, 50, 75) verbunden ist, der an einer zur Ebene des Skis parallelen Querachse (22, 39, 57, 76) angelenkt und der Wirkung des elastischen Organs unterworfen ist.
4. Binding nach Anspruch 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Sohlenklemmelement.einstückig mit dem Hebel hergestellt ist.
5. Bindung nach Anspruch 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Sohlenklemmelement am Hebel so angelenkt ist, daß es mit diesem mit Spiel fest verbunden ist.
6. Bindung nach einem der Ansprüche 2 bis 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das elastische Organ ein Federgehäuse aufweist, das aus zwei Teilen, einem vorderen Teil (24, 43) und einem hinteren Teil (21, 42) gebildet ist, die ineinander verschiebbar sind und eine Druckfeder (5) enthatten, wobei das vordere Ende dieses Federgehäuses am Hebel angelenkt ist.
7. Bindung nach Anspruch 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Kippvorrichtung von einem abgewinkelten bzw. gebogenen Element (17) gebildet ist, dessen eines Ende mit dem Gestänge zur Betätigung der seitlichen Backen in Eingriff steht und dessen anderes Ende am hinteren Teil des Federgehäuses angelenkt ist, wobei dieses abgewinkelte Element mit seinem abgewinkelten Abschnitt auf einer feststehenden Querachse (27) angelenkt ist.
8. Bindung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 7, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Federgehäuse auf einer feststehenden Querachse (23) schwenkbar montiert ist, die sich durch eine seitliche Ausfräsung (28) des genannten Gehäuses erstreckt, wobei die Abmessungen dieser Ausfräsung größer als jene der Querachse sind, sodaß sich diese Achse in der geschlossenen Arbeitsstellung der Bindung im wesentlichen in der Mitte der Ausfräsung und beim Übergang von dieser geschlossenen Stellung zur offenen Stellung in Anlage gegen die obere oder untere Wand der Ausfräsung befindet.
9. Bindung nach Anspruch 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Kippvorrichtung von einem abgewinkelten bzw. gebogenen Element (37) gebildet ist, dessen eines Ende in Eingriff mit dem Betätigungsgestänge (19) für die seitlichen Backen steht und dessen anderes Ende am Hebel (36) angelenkt ist, wobei dieses abgewinkelte Element mit seinem abgewinkelten Teil an einer feststehenden Querachse (39) angelenkt ist, und daß der hintere Teil (42) des Federgehäuses an einer anderen feststehenden Querachse (44) angelenkt ist.
10. Bindung nach Anspruch 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Kippvorrichtung von einem Abschnitt des Hebels (50) gebildet ist, der drei im Dreieck angeordnete Querachsen aufweist, wobei die untere Achse (53) im Eingriff mit dem Betätigungsgestänge (19) der seitlichen Backen steht, die obere Achse (57) der Anlenkung zwischen dem Hebel und dem vorderen Abscnnitt (54) des Federgehäuses entspricht und die dritte Achse eine feststehende Achse (57) ist, um die der Hebel verschwenkbar ist, und daß der hintere Teil (55) des Federgehäuses auf einer feststehenden Querachse (56) angelenkt ist.
11. Bindung nach einem der Ansprüche 3 bis 10, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Hebel eine Nase (30, 48) aufweist, die in Öffnungsstellung der Bindung im wesentlichen horizontal angeordnet ist und als Betätigungsorgan für das automatische Anlegen des Schuhs dient.
12. Bindung nach einem der Ansprüche 2 bis 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das elastische Organ ein Federgehäuse (65) aufweist, das aus zwei Teilen, einem vorderen Teil (71) und einem hinteren Teil (70) gebildet ist, die ineinander verschiebbar sind und eine Druckfeder (72) enthalten, daß der hintere Teil dieses Federgehäuses auf einer feststehenden Querachse (73) angelenkt ist und der vordere Teil dieses Federgehäuses an einer ersten feststehenden Ecke (79) eines dreieckigen Schwingarmes (77) angelenkt ist, daß ein als Kippvorrichtung dienendes, abgewinkeltes Element (78) mit seinem abgewinkelten Teil auf einer feststehenden Querachse (82) angelenkt ist, daß es mit einem seiner Enden mit dem Gestänge (66) für die Betätigung der seitlichen Backen in Eingriff steht und mit seinem anderen Ende an einer zweiten Ecke des genannten dreieckigen Schwingarmes angelenkt ist, und daß dieser dreieckige Schwingarm mit seiner dritten Ecke an einem Betätigungshebel (75) angelenkt ist, wobei dieser Hebel an einer feststehenden Querachse (76) angelenkt ist, und ein Sohlenklemmelement (84) ebenfalls an derselben feststehenden Querachse angelenkt und mit Spiel mit diesem Hebel verbunden ist.
13. Bindung nach Anspruch 12, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß sie eine Bremse aufweist, die von zwei seitlichen Schenkeln (85) gebildet wird, die durch einen Federbügel (86) miteinander verbunden sind, wobei jeder Schenkel von einer zylindrischen Querachse (88) gehalten ist, die verschiebbar und schwenkbar in einer Seitenwand (74) des Fersenhalters so gelagert ist, daß der Schenkel mit der zylindrischen Achse sich zwischen einer aktiven Stellung, die der offenen Stellung der Bindung entspricht und in der er unter der Lauffläche des Skis hervorragt und einer Ruhestellung verschwenkt, die der geschlossenen Stellung der Bindung entspricht und in der er über der und im wesentlichen parallel zur Ebene des Skis angeordnet ist, und daß das innere Ende der zylindrischen Achsen während des Übergangs der Schenkel von ihrer aktiven Stellung in ihre Ruhestellung im Hinblick auf das automatische Schuh-Anlegen in Anlage an einen Abschnitt (91) des Betätigungsgestänges (66) kommt.
14. Bindung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 13, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß eine Tragplatte (31) über dem Mechanismus zur Betätigung der seitlichen Backen (2) befestigt ist und an ihren vorderen Ende einen verformbaren Teil bzw. Abschnitt (31') aufweist, der frei überstehend angeordnet und einer elastischen Wirkung unterworfen ist, die dazu tendiert, diesen Teil bzw. Abschnitt im wesentlichen parallel zur oberen Fläche des Skis zu halten, wenn keinerlei Druck auf diesen ausgeübt wird.
15. Bindung nach Anspruch 14, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die elastische Wirkung durch die Elastizität des genannten vorderen, frei überstehenden Teils bzw. Abschnittes oder wenigstens durch eine unter diesem Teil bzw. Abschnitt angeordnete Feder erzielt wird.
16. Bindung nach Anspruch 14 oder 15, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Tragplatte an ihrem vorderen Ende einen in Längsrichtung verschiebbaren, einstellbaren Anschlag (98) aufweist.
17. Bindung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 16, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß jede Backe einen vorderen Teil bzw. Abschnitt (2a), der in einem spitzen Winkel von unten nach oben und von außen nach innen geneigt ist, und einen im wesentlichen vertikalen hinteren Teil bzw. Abschnitt (2b) aufweist, der mit der Längsachse des Skis einen stumpfen Winkel einschließt.
18. Skischuh, der dazu bestimmt ist, an einem Ski mittels der Sicherheitsbindung nach Anspruch 1 befestigt zu werden, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß er eine Sohle mit Eindrückungen bzw. Vertiefungen aufweist, die in Arbeitsstellung mit den seitlichen Backen der Bindung zusammenwirken.
19. Schuh nach Anspruch 18, der dazu bestimmt ist, auf einem Ski mittels der Sicherheitsbindung nach Anspruch 17 befestigt zu werden, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Sohle auf jeder Seite ihres Mittelabschnittes wenigstens eine Eindrückung bzw. Vertiefung (93) aufweist, die einen Anschlag (94) umfaßt, welcher Anschlag eine Fläche aufweist, die in einem spitzen Winkel von unten nach oben und von außen nach innen geneigt ist und in Arbeitsstellung mit dem geneigten vorderen Abschnitt der seitlichen Backe zusammenwirkt, und einen Längsabschnitt (95) besitzt, der vor dem genannten Anschlag gelegen ist und einen V-förmigen Querschnitt aufweist.
20. Schuh nach Anspruch 19, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Eindrückungen bzw. Vertiefungen. die Anschläge und der V-förmige Abschnitt einstückig mit der Sohle hergestellt sind.
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