EP0901447B1 - Surf- oder segelbrett und verfahren zu dessen herstellung - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a surfing or sailing board and a method for the same Manufacturing.
- Surfboards are to be understood to mean all usual, essentially flat floating bodies that are suitable for surfing. As sailing boards they are, essentially to understand flat floats equipped with a sail or can be equipped and used for windsurfing and the like. Out For the sake of simplicity, the invention is illustrated below using the example of a surfboard described for surfing. However, it should be noted that this is not Restriction on the applicability of the invention means.
- Surf and sailing boards need a so-called fin to stabilize their direction, a often triangular shaped plate, the plane of which is essentially is arranged parallel to the direction of travel level.
- triangular basic shape of the Finns are numerous variations, e.g. a design in the manner of the sword of a sailboat, a design in which lines are strongly opposite to the direction of travel are curved, etc.
- triangular basic shape rectangular or trapezoidal shapes with straight or curved side edges possible.
- Surfing and sailing boards are usually made of a plastic, for example Epoxy resin, ABS or the like, which form the actual hull or body, and enclose a core made of foam such as polystyrene or polyurethane.
- a plastic for example Epoxy resin, ABS or the like, which form the actual hull or body, and enclose a core made of foam such as polystyrene or polyurethane.
- foam such as polystyrene or polyurethane.
- the boards have to be made as light as possible for various reasons, the actual plastic skin cannot be made very thick either. It prepares therefore problems to attach the fins to the board with sufficient strength.
- U.S. Patent 4,421,492 also shows a fin which extends in the longitudinal direction of the Boards is adjustable, and in which a longitudinal groove is also embedded in the board is. The fin can be moved back and forth with pins in holding grooves and is in the desired position held by a resilient part, which in recesses engages on the underside of the groove.
- a structure similar to the two the aforementioned patents are also shown in U.S. Patent 4,044,416.
- a fin is known from US Pat. No. 5,176,553 which is used for fastening to a Surfboard is embedded in an adapter, which in turn is in one on the Underside of the surfboard arranged recess is inserted.
- Several Screws extend from the top of the board through the board to that on the Underside of the board arranged recess and there grasp the unit made of fin and adapter.
- DE 41 21 541 A1 shows a fin, or more precisely an oar, which is divided into two, a first part being rigidly connected to the surfboard and a second part is movably arranged opposite the board.
- a fin or more precisely an oar, which is divided into two, a first part being rigidly connected to the surfboard and a second part is movably arranged opposite the board.
- the first and second Part of the surfboard has a recess on its underside.
- the first and second part are each fixed on the top of the surfboard, with the moving part is fixed so that the rotational movement is made possible.
- the object of the present invention to have a surfing or sailing board to create a fin that is easy and reliable to assemble, and where the connection between fin and surfboard is high at the same time Has strength.
- the position of the The fin can also be changed easily.
- the surfing or sailing board consists of an essentially elongated, flat float-shaped base body with its underside on the water rests on the top and a footprint for the feet of the board athlete is provided. There is at least one fin on the bottom attached.
- This design ensures that no projections, depressions or the like are provided on the underside of the board or on the fin, which influence the Current flow of the water covering the fin and the bottom of the board flow around, takes.
- This design has the main advantage that the attachment is not in the board itself takes place.
- the strength of the fin is therefore essentially of the strength the plastic outer skin and also the plastic foam independently.
- the area, in which the opening is arranged only has to be designed such that the through the compression stresses generated are reliably absorbed.
- the usual plastic foams are very sensitive to tensile loads, can withstand pressure loads relatively well. The design is coming therefore counter these material properties in a special way.
- a screw connection led through the board from above can be simple and for the user be made easily accessible. This allows the fins to be easily removed be, which considerably facilitates the transportation of the board, for example. Furthermore, it is not a problem to replace the fins if one of them different size are required for the prevailing operating conditions and it is also easy to quickly change the fin in the event of a break or the like.
- This design has the particular advantage that the position of the fin in relation to the sail board is changeable.
- the elongated hole designed so that even if the fin is in one of the extreme position defined by the hole ends, completely by the fin is covered. This allows an adjustable fin to be realized, which, in difference to the designs in the aforementioned prior art, the Flow conditions on the underside of the board are not affected.
- the The fin is preferably provided with a shoulder which engages in the elongated hole.
- the method according to the invention provides to create a plastic body which in the surfboard, d. H. is absorbed in the foam of the surfboard and the first one has open recess to the top of the board, in which the attachment, ie for example the screw head is picked up, a second one, to the underside of the board open recess and an opening that this first and this second recess connects with each other.
- this plastic body becomes after foaming the board into the board laminated.
- recesses are milled into the board and with accordingly designed molded body impregnated with synthetic resin or the like glass fiber mats inserted and shaped.
- the plastic body is made in advance, preferably by a Injection molding process.
- This embodiment of the method according to the invention is reduced in a significant way the effort to produce a surfboard.
- the Injection molded part is suitable in the mold for the production of the surfboard used and then foamed during the manufacturing process. This results in a firm connection between the foam and the molded part.
- the use of the prefabricated plastic body means that the fin attachment
- the force exerted on the surfboard is significantly reduced and essentially evenly absorbed by the foam.
- the surfboard then only consists of the corresponding one Foam body, which significantly reduces the manufacturing costs. It is in In this case, however, part of the outer surface of the surfboard, in particular the footprint for the user to be provided with a plastic cover in this area to increase strength or certain technical (high Friction) or optical (certain colors) properties.
- the fin used in accordance with the invention may also be a fiber reinforced laminate Plastic can be built.
- the fastening device is preferably realized by laminating a threaded brass part into the fin, which interacts with a screw which passes through the molded part with the Fin is screwed.
- the fin can also be manufactured as a plastic injection molded part.
- a suitable threaded bolt made of brass or the like is also used inserted into the mold and cast in before manufacture.
- FIG. 1a shows the top view of a surfboard 1, which is essentially symmetrical is arranged to an axis 2 extending in the longitudinal direction.
- the Elongated holes 3a and 3c with their longitudinal axes at an acute angle to the longitudinal axis 2 include, while the elongated hole 3b is arranged symmetrically to the longitudinal axis.
- Fig. 1b shows a section through the surfboard according to Fig. 1a, with 5 the Top of the surfboard is labeled, on which the user stands and with 6 the bottom, which faces the water.
- Fig. 1c shows a bottom view, the elongated holes 3a, 3b and 3c can also be seen here are.
- Fig. 2 shows a section through the surfboard along the longitudinal direction Axis of symmetry of the elongated hole 3b.
- the surfboard 1 consists of a plastic upper shell 10, a plastic lower shell 11 and one arranged in between Foam body 12.
- the plastic upper shell and lower shell are in the embodiment made of glass fiber reinforced synthetic resin, the foam body 12 is made of polyurethane.
- the fin box designed according to the invention is embedded in this foam body, which in this embodiment represents an externally injection molded component, as shown individually in Fig. 6.
- the fin box designated as a whole by 20, has a box upper part 21, which consists of 2 opposite side walls 23 which are formed by short transverse walls 24 are connected to one another and the one opening 26 is open at the top form.
- the box lower part 30 is formed, which from two substantially longitudinal longitudinal side walls 31 and consist of two short transverse walls 32 and 33 connecting these, which have an insertion opening 34 enclose.
- the fin lower box is covered by an intermediate plate 35 which at the same time also closes the fin box 21 downwards.
- an elongated hole 36 is arranged, which is essentially extends in the longitudinal direction and the width of which is wide enough to accommodate a threaded screw 38 record.
- This threaded screw is provided with a head 39, which to attack a tool, such as a screwdriver is suitable and its diameter is wider than the width of the elongated hole 36.
- the fin 40 has a substantially obliquely rearward in the assembled state extending front edge 41, which is curved towards the rear, and a rear curved edge 42.
- the front edge 41 and the edge 42 are, as in the case of flow Wings and the like usual, rounded in a suitable manner to to lower the flow resistance.
- the upper edge 43 of the fin has such a design that the fin is mounted Condition completely on the usually curved underside 6 of the surfboard is present.
- a suitably designed can be between the fin and the surfboard Intermediate sealing layer are provided.
- a material for this sealing liner a water-resistant elastic material, such as rubber or an elastic Plastic used.
- the sealing liner is preferably in a form cut, which corresponds to the surface of the fin facing the surfboard and which has corresponding cutouts for the lower opening of the fin box.
- a recess can also be provided in the upper surface of the fin, which receives a sealing ring made of elastic material such as rubber and the like.
- a pin 46 educated On the fin, in one piece with it, and parallel to the longitudinal edge 44 is a pin 46 educated.
- the pin 46 is cuboid and has mutually parallel Side surfaces 47, 48 and mutually parallel end faces 49.
- the thickness of the The pin transverse to the longitudinal direction of the board in the assembled state, d. H. the distance of outer surfaces 47 and 48 is less than the thickness of the fin, i.e. H. the distance of the Outer surfaces 44 of the fin.
- the side surfaces of the pin slightly inclined to each other, that is arranged conically, wherein the opening in the underside of the fin box is designed accordingly. With this design, the fin is clamped in the opening.
- a threaded bolt 53 is incorporated in the pin 46 of the fin 40.
- this threaded bolt consists of a brass sleeve, the corresponding one
- the fastening screw is made of stainless steel.
- the function of this embodiment is as follows:
- the fin 40 is inserted with the pin 46 into the lower box part 30.
- the dimensions of the lower box part, and in particular the distance between the longitudinal side walls 31 are designed so that the pin 46 can move just inside the box part forward or backward. Lateral movement of the pin in relation to the lower part of the box is excluded.
- the screw 38 is inserted from above into the box top and inserted through the slot 36 and screwed into the brass sleeve. Since the head of the screw is wider than the width of the elongated hole, the pin of the fin is moved in the direction of the intermediate plate.
- the height of the pin is preferably seen parallel to the longitudinal axis of the screw, slightly less than the height of the box base, also in the same Seen direction. This ensures that the upper surface of the pin 46 in System comes to the intermediate plate, but that the upper edge 45 of the fin with the force applied by the screw is pressed against the underside of the board.
- the insertion opening must 34 of the fin lower box 30 and the pin 40 of the fin accordingly be designed so that the required contact pressure for the seal when screwing the Finn is scored.
- the fin box as shown in Fig. 6, is used in this embodiment made separately, preferably as a plastic injection-molded part and into the surfboard Production foamed. This creates a very firm connection with the surfboard through which the ruling forces are safely absorbed can be. Because the design of the fin box according to the invention ensure this contributes that the loads on the foam as a whole over large areas as pressure loads are applied, the strength compared to known constructions significantly increased.
- the method for producing the surfboard is then designed in such a way that an openable mold is provided which has an upper and lower mold cavity has, which is designed according to the contour of the base body of the surfboard.
- the prefabricated fin box is inserted into the mold.
- a suitable foaming liquid is introduced into the mold, which foams and then completely fills the volume of the mold.
- the plastic top and bottom shells are made with the shape at the same time 10, 11 according to the embodiment shown in Figure 1.
- a is in the surfboard after the foaming process upper opening 50 and a lower opening 51 milled, as can be seen in FIG. 4a is.
- Glass fiber mats 53 are then inserted into these openings, as shown in FIG Fig. 4c and Fig. 4d can be seen, these glass fiber mats with the corresponding Plastic are soaked. Glass fiber mats are preferred then inserted when in particular the plastic lower part, which in this embodiment preferably also consists of glass fiber reinforced synthetic resin, still has wet laminates.
- an aluminum molded part which, as shown in FIGS. 5a to 5c show, consists of an upper part 60, the upper part 61 during manufacture rests on the surfboard and its lower part 62 of the finished opening 34 for receiving of the fin pin.
- An aluminum molded part 65 corresponds to the opening 26 for receiving the screw head 39.
- This aluminum molding is, as shown in Figures 4c and 4d, in the surfboard 1 used and pressed against the laminates.
- the excess laminate is cut and sanded and the top and bottom of the board finished as usual.
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- Fig. 1a:
- eine Aufsicht auf ein Surfbrett als Ausführungsbeispiel der vorliegenden Erfindung, wobei die Finne weggelassen ist;
- Fig. 1b:
- eine Seitenansicht des Ausführungsbeispiels gemäß Fig. 1a;
- Fig. 1c:
- eine Unteransicht des Ausführungsbeispiels gemäß Fig. 1a;
- Fig. 2 :
- eine teilweise geschnittene Seitenansicht des Ausführungsbeispiels gemäß Fig. 1 mit einer montierten Finne;
- Fig. 3a:
- eine Darstellung der Finne, wie sie im Ausführungsbeispiel gemäß Fig. 2 verwendet wird in der Seitenansicht,
- Fig. 3b:
- eine Darstellung der Finne, wie sie im Ausführungsbeispiel gemäß Fig. 2 verwendet wird in der Aufsicht
- Fig.4a-d:
- einzelne Schritte zur Herstellung eines Surfbrettes gemäß im Ausführungsbeispiel gemäß Fig. 1, wobei die Fig. 4a und die Fig. 4c den Herstellungsvorgang in einer teilweise geschnittenen Seitenansicht und die Fig. 4b und die Fig. 4c den Herstellungsvorgang in einer teilweise geschnittenen Stirnansicht zeigen;
- Fig. 5a:
- eine Seitenansicht einer Vorrichtung zur Herstellung des Surfbrettes gemäß den Fig. 4a bis 4d;
- Fig. 5b:
- eine Ansicht der Vorrichtung gemäß Fig. 5a in einer Stirnansicht;
- Fig. 5c
- die Vorrichtung gemäß Fig. 5a im montierten Zustand.
- Fig. 6:
- zeigt den Finnenkasten des Ausführungsbeispiels gemäß Fig. 2 in einer schematischen, perspektivischen Ansicht.
Die Finne 40 wird mit dem Zapfen 46 in das Kastenunterteil 30 eingesetzt. Dabei sind die Abmessung des Kastenunterteils, und insbesondere der Abstand der Längs seitenwände 31 so gestaltet, daß sich der Zapfen 46 gerade innerhalb des Kastenteils nach vorne bzw. nach hinten bewegen kann. Eine seitliche Bewegung des Zapfens in Bezug auf das Kastenunterteil ist ausgeschlossen. Die Schraube 38 wird von oben in das Kastenoberteil eingeführt und durch das Langloch 36 gesteckt und in die Messinghülse eingeschraubt. Da der Kopf der Schraube breiter ist als die Breite des Langloches, wird dadurch der Zapfen der Finne in Richtung auf die Zwischenplatte bewegt.
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- Surfbrett mit einem im wesentlichen länglichen, flachen, schwimmförmigen Basiskörper, der beim Gebrauch mit seiner Unterseite (6) auf dem Wasser aufliegt und auf dessen Oberseite (5) eine Aufstandsfläche für die Füße des das Brett (1) benutzenden Sportlers vorgesehen ist, wobei an der Unterseite (6) wenigstens eine Finne (40) befestigt ist, zur Aufnahme dieser Finne (40) im Basiskörper eine sich von der Unterseite (6) zur Oberseite (5) hin erstreckende Öffnung vorgesehen ist,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß die Erstreckung dieser Öffnung in Querrichtung des Brettes, d. h. also quer zur Fahrtrichtung und quer zur Flächenebene der Finne (40), geringer ist, als der Querschnitt der Finne (40), und daß die Außenkanten des Finnenquerschnittes an der Verbindungsstelle zum Brett derart gestaltet sind, daß die Außenkanten im wesentlichen durchgehend an der Brettunterseite (6) anliegen. - Surfbrett gemäß Anspruch 1,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß die Finne (40) mit einem Befestigungsmittel in dieser Öffnung befestigt ist. - Surfbrett gemäß Anspruch 1 oder 2,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß diese Öffnung eine Längserstreckung im wesentlichen in Längsrichtung des Brettes aufweist, die größer ist, als die Erstreckung des Befestigungsmittels in Längsrichtung, so daß das Befestigungsmittel und die Finne (40) in dieser Öffnung in Längsrichtung bewegbar sind, wenn dieses Befestigungsmittel gelöst ist. - Surfbrett gemäß Anspruch 2 oder 3,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß dieses Befestigungsmittel eine Schraube (38) ist, welche mit einem Schraubenkopf (39) versehen ist und daß diese Öffnung eine Auflage aufweist, auf der dieser Schraubenkopf (39) aufliegt, um diese Finne (40) zu halten. - Surfbrett gemäß mindestens einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 4,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß diese Öffnung in Form eines Finnenkasten (20) ausgebildet ist, welcher diesen Basiskörper durchdringt. - Surfbrett gemäß Anspruch 5,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß dieser Finnenkasten (20) ein Kastenoberteil (21) aufweist, welches zur Oberseite (5) des Surfbrettes hin geöffnet ist, sowie ein Kastenunterteil (30), welches zur Unterseite (6) dieses Surfbrettes hin geöffnet ist, und daß zwischen diesem Finnenoberkasten und diesem Finnenunterkasten eine Platte angeordnet ist, in der diese Öffnung vorgesehen ist und durch welche dieses Befestigungsmittel hindurchgreift. - Surfbrett gemäß Anspruch 6,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß dieser Kastenoberteil (21) aus zwei gegenüberliegenden Seitenwänden besteht, die im wesentlichen parallel zur Längsrichtung des Surfbrettes angeordnet sind, und welche durch zwei kürzere Querwände mit einander verbunden sind. - Surfbrett gemäß mindestens eines der Ansprüche 5 bis 7
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß dieses Kastenunterteil (30) zwei im wesentlich parallell zur Längsrichtung des Surfbrettes verlaufende Längswände und zwei diese verbindende kurze Querwände aufweist. - Surfbrett gemäß mindestens eines der Ansprüche 1 bis 8,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß diese Finne (40) einen Zapfen (46) aufweist, welcher in diese Öffnung eingreift. - Surfbrett gemäß Anspruch 9,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß dieser Zapfen (46) im wesentlichen quaderförmig gestaltet ist und daß diese Öffnung in diesem Kastenunterteil (30) derart gestaltet ist, daß im montiertem Zustand dieser Finne (40), die Seitenwände dieses Zapfens (46) im wesentlichen an den Seitenwänden dieses Finnenkastens (20) anliegen. - Surfbrett gemäß mindestens eines der Ansprüche 1 bis 10,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß zwischen der Fläche der Finne (40), welche der Unterseite (6) des Surfbrettes zugewandt ist und dem Surfbrett eine Dichtung vorgesehen ist. - Surfbrett gemäß mindestens eines der Anspruche 1 bis 11,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß in dieser Finne (40) eine mit einer Gewindebohrung versehene Öffnung zum Eingriff eines mit einer Gewindebohrung versehenen Befestigungsmittel vorgesehen ist. - Verfahren zur Herstellung eines Surfbrettes gemäß mindestens eines der Ansprüche 1 bis 12 mit einem im wesentlichen länglichen, flachen, schwimmförmigen Basiskörper, der beim Gebrauch mit seiner Unterseite (6) auf dem Wasser aufliegt und auf dessen Oberseite (5) eine Aufstandsfläche für die Füße des das Brett benutzenden Sportlers vorgesehen ist, wobei zur Aufnahme einer Finne (40) im Basiskörper eine sich von der Unterseite (6) zur Oberseite (5) hin erstreckende Öffnung vorgesehen ist, wobei diese Öffnung in einem Formteil ausgebildet ist, welches unabhängig vom Surfbrett hergestellt und welches bei der Herstellung des Surfbrettes in dieses integriert wird und wobei daß das Surfbrett hergestellt wird, indem dieses Formteil in eine Form eingesetzt wird, welche einen Formhohlraum aufweist, der im wesentlichen der Form dieses Basiskörpers entspricht, und daß nach dem Einsetzen dieses Formteils in die Form die Form geschlossen wird, wobei vor, während oder nach dem Schließen der Form ein Schäummittel in die Form eingebracht wird, welches im Formhohlraum aufschäumt und dabei im wesentlichen diesen Basiskörper bildet, wobei
dieses Schäummittel derart beschaffen und in einer derartigen Menge in diesen Formhohlraum eingebracht wird, daß der erzeugte Schaum im wesentlichen vollständig diesen Basiskörper bildet. - Verfahren zur Herstellung eines Surfbrettes gemäß einem der Ansprüche 12 oder 13,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß dieses Formteil als Finnenkasten (20) ausgebildet ist und daß dieser Finnenkasten (20) in einem Kunststoff-Herstellungsverfahren aus Kunststoff hergestellt wird. - Verfahren gemäß Anspruch 14,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß dieses Kunststoff-Herstellungsverfahren ein Spritzgußverfahren ist. - Verfahren zum Herstellen eines Surfbrettes gemäß mindestens eines der Ansprüche 1 bis 12,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,
daß zunächst der Basiskörper des Surfbrettes bestehend aus Kunststoffoberschale (10), Kunststoffunterschale (11) und dazwischen befindlichen Schaum, zumindest weitgehend hergestellt wird, daß dann in diesen Basiskörper durchgekender Aussparungen eingebracht werden, und daß dann in diesen Aussparungen Laminate eingebracht werden, die im erhärteten Zustand einen Finnenkasten (20) bilden. - Verfahren gemäß Anspruch 16,
gekennzeichnet durch die Verwendung von Formstücken, welche vorzugsweise aus Aluminium bestehen und welche derart in diesen Ausparungen mit diesen Laminaten angeordnet werden, daß die Laminate im erhärteten Zustand nach dem Entfernen dieser Formstücke die gewünschte Form aufweisen.
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