EP0940538A2 - Tür- oder Fensterband - Google Patents
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
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- the invention relates to a door or window hinge, with one to be attached to a fixed frame Frame hinge that axially supports a guide bushing End of a pivot bearing axis, the other end of the Storage of a wing hinge and with a set screw, by turning them the axial position of the pivot bearing axis is adjustable relative to the frame hinge.
- the set screw is in a threaded hole in the Frame strap adjustable and supports the guide bush directly which in turn supports the pivot bearing axis. Consequently the axial extent or the overall height of the Frame hinge influenced by the height of the adjusting screw.
- the invention is based on the object a door or window hinge with the features mentioned above to improve so that the overall height of the frame hinge not affected by the adjustment height of the set screw becomes.
- the thread in that engages the set screw, not present in the frame hinge is, that is, in the body of the frame band that the Guide bushing is in storage. Rather, the thread is for thread engagement the set screw inside the of the guide bush enclosed space so that the frame band or the band body bearing the guide bush is completely free of components used for height adjustment. Rather, these components are exclusively the pivot bearing axis and assigned to the guide bush. It follows from this the further advantage that the tape body for different Band types can be the same regardless of whether a height adjustment is available or not and possibly without the disadvantages of having a height adjustment trained band body of conventional design would be present if height adjustment was dispensed with , for example by omitting the set screw.
- the band can be designed so that the set screw is in threaded engagement with the swivel bearing axis.
- the guide bushing can be completely free of a thread used for height adjustment. This is particularly advantageous when the guide bushing is off Plastic is made, in which load limits in a special way and creep behavior would have to be considered.
- a thread engagement between the metal set screw and the metal, in the usual way Swivel bearing axis avoids such problems.
- the band can be designed so that the set screw in an internal threaded bore coaxial with the swivel bearing axis intervenes. This results in a very low one Attenuation of the swivel bearing axis with the greatest possible Share of guide surface because the pivot bearing axis is on its outer circumference over its entire length from the guide bush can be stored.
- the adjusting screw on one of the Ring collar under the swivel bearing axis of the guide bush is supported.
- the collar of the guide bush engages under the screw until it is securely supported vertically.
- the collar below the pivot bearing axis not only serves to securely support this set screw, but also has a positive effect on a respectable Exterior of the frame band in this area.
- the band described above can be designed to this end be that the set screw is a cap screw whose Head is supported on the collar. Instead of Head screw could also use a headless screw such as a cheese head screw or a Grub screw. In all of these cases, the set screws would be Mass production parts that are purchased commercially can and so to an inexpensive design of the tape contribute.
- the cap screw also has the Advantage that her head is large compared to her shaft Provides radii with which the cap screw is axially supported can be, so that on relatively large diameters result in large areas with low surface pressures. The large radii also allow the rotation setting the adjusting screw with internal non-circular recesses can, which have a comparatively large diameter, and so that they are safe to operate. The inner non-circular recesses or the actuating tools cannot be overtightened so quickly or deformed so that reliable operation the set screw would no longer be possible.
- a countersunk screw can be used as the head screw be used.
- the set screw is a round head screw. She builds in Head area very small and in extreme cases can have a head diameter have the same as the outside diameter of the Pivot axis is. This results in optimally large support surfaces between the head of the set screw and the Swivel bearing axis under the ring and the guide bush.
- the band can be designed so that the Head of the set screw in a guide recess of the Swivel bearing axis is fitted.
- the set screw and the The pivot bearing axis then form an assembly that is in itself is very compact and stable. Above all, it ensures that the pivot bearing axis outside over its greatest possible length is guided in the guide bushing and thus great functional reliability storage is achieved.
- the guide recess can then be used for stabilization contribute to the bearing when the pivot bearing axis is high is adjusted.
- the set screw works as a radial holder at the lower end of the guide bush. If the entire available flat plane collar surface used to support the set screw notch tensions in the transition area between the ring collar and the guide sleeve avoid what the stability the guide bush serves.
- the band is formed so that the guide bush a metal bushing or a fiber-reinforced one if necessary Plastic bushing is.
- a plastic bushing is used for larger ones Loads cannot be used more often. It can then be advantageous to the plastic bushing with fibers reinforce, for example with carbon fibers, which preferably arranged in the transition area of the collar to the guide bush become.
- the band can be further developed so that the Swivel bearing axis is secured against rotation. Consequently rotations of the set screw lead to axial adjustments the swivel bearing axis without the risk of that the pivot bearing axis by rotating the Adjusting screw is also turned due to frictional forces, so that it does not result in the predetermined height adjustment is coming. There can also be twists in the wing hinge do not affect the axial height adjustment of the belt.
- a particularly simple design of the Band is achieved in that the screw in one Internal thread of the guide bush is adjustable and the Swivel bearing axis supported directly. So it's not somehow Kind of adjustment intervention between the set screw and Pivot bearing axis required, rather they are sufficient adjacent faces of both components for direct Support.
- the pivot bearing axis can basically known embodiments adopted accordingly unchanged become.
- the thread engagement between the set screw and the guide bushing can withstand the specified loads be trained, e.g. with accordingly large engagement diameter.
- the adjusting screw from a Underneath ring collar of the guide bushing to prevent loss is and the set screw is longer than necessary the internal thread of the guide bush.
- the set screw can from the ring collar of the guide bush opposite Be screwed into the thread of the guide bush.
- the height of the set screw be dimensioned so that they are from the internal thread of the Guide bush also protrudes when the adjusting screw is screwed against the collar. This ensures that the pivot bearing axis is always supported on the set screw must be and not in a constructively uncontrolled manner can support directly on the guide bush.
- An embodiment of the above volume draws is characterized in that the adjusting element on a head the adjusting screw is supported, the radial supporting between the lower end of the pivot bearing axis and the guide bush is arranged.
- the adjustment sleeve surrounds So the pivot axis is coaxial and is by means of Adjustment movement of the set screw axially applied what causes the wing hinge to be adjusted in height accordingly becomes.
- the arrangement of the adjustment sleeve between the guide bush and the swivel bearing axis reduce the risk of deformation the adjustment sleeve so that it is thin-walled can be. The radial enlargement of the frame band through the adjustment sleeve is therefore small.
- a further embodiment of the band can do this be made that the adjustment sleeve below one on the bearing bush of the swivel bearing axis ends, and that the bearing bush of the wing hinge with is supported by an adjustment ring, which is supported by support feet Guide recesses of the bearing collar through on the adjusting sleeve is supported.
- the adjustment ring is used to an adjustment movement of the adjustment sleeve by the Pass the bearing collar of the swivel axis through to the sash hinge.
- the adjusting ring with its support feet is in the guide recesses of the bearing collar are non-rotatably mounted.
- the bearing bush of the wing hinge is based on the Adjustment ring, with the friction between the Adjustment ring and the bearing bush of the wing hinge designed in this way can be as if the bearing bushing is directly Support on the bearing collar of the swivel bearing axis.
- the tape so that the guide recesses at least two slots arranged diametrically opposite one another or holes in the bearing collar. Be more than two Slits or holes provided in the bearing collar result better support when the pivot bearing axis is tilted through the wing of the door or window.
- An advantageous embodiment of the tape in terms of Protection against rotation of its pivot bearing axis is present if the swivel bearing axis in the guide bush secured against rotation is.
- Such an anti-rotation device can be constructive can be easily designed without any intervention should be done in the tape body.
- the design is simple of the belt especially when the pivot bearing axis has at least one axially parallel guide rib, which in a Guide groove of the guide bush engages.
- a further development of the volume is characterized by that the guide bush and / or the bearing bush one existing gap between the frame hinge and the sash hinge engages bridging in the wing hinge or in the frame hinge. This improves the look of the tape. Furthermore the storage area is better shielded from contamination and any bearing abrasion from the inside can not be without step further into the field of view of the belt so that this accordingly remains unpolluted on the outside.
- the Guide bush encompasses a bearing bush of the wing hinge on the outside.
- the guide bush can be in an annular gap between the guide bush of the wing hinge and its Intervene band body. The stability of the guide bushing not affected and it's more radial Space so that the guide bushing of the wing hinge is sufficient large area on the bearing collar of the pivot bearing axis can support.
- the window hinge trained with a wearing part that needs to be replaced can be.
- the ring can on the pivot bearing axis be stored non-rotatably, for example by the intervention a guide rib of the pivot bearing axis in a guide groove of the ring.
- the ring can also be the optical cover to serve.
- FIG. 1 essentially shows the lower part of a door hinge, namely a frame hinge 10 with a wing hinge 13 is articulated by means of a pivot bearing axis 12.
- a fastening tab 10 ' is used to fasten the door hinge of the frame hinge 10 and a fastening tab 13 'of the wing hinge 13 each provided with mounting holes 22, compare Fig.2, through the mounting screws, not shown through in a casement or in a fixed Frame are screwed in.
- the load of the wing is transferred to the frame hinge 10 via the wing hinge 13.
- All embodiments have in common that the wing hinge 13 a bearing bush 24 and the frame band a guide bush 12 for mounting an upper end 12 '' or Bearing a lower end 12 'of the pivot bearing axis 12 exhibit.
- the bearing bush 24 and the guide bush 11 are each arranged within a band body 10 '' or 13 '', are themselves sleeve-shaped and enclose the bushings 11, 24 on their outer circumference in a radially positive manner and also axially form-fitting to the extent described.
- the bore 25 for receiving the guide bush 11 is formed on the sash hinge with a central extension 26, within which an annular bearing bead 27 of the Guide bushing 12 is arranged.
- the bearing bead 27 supports 1, 2 with a conical frustum surface on one corresponding conical surface 28 of the guide bush 11, where both cone angles are the same size and the cone stumps taper vertically downwards. As a result this point vertical loads on the guide bush 11, which originate from the wing hinge 13 on the frame hinge body 10 '' transmitted.
- the guide bushing 11 is below the bead 27 circularly shaped. At its lower end is 11 ' the guide bushing 11 from an annular extension of the Band body 10 '' surrounded, for example, from Plastic existing clamping part can be used to the guide bush 11 against twisting within the band body 10 '' to secure.
- the design of the guide bushing 11 is related the load transfer to the belt body 13 '' is the same, as in Fig. 1.
- the outer circumference is the guide bush 11 to save
- material with evenly distributed over the circumference Provide longitudinal grooves 29, the lower ends 29 'used for this be able to use locking projections in a force-fitting manner, the one surrounding the lower end of the guide bush 11 Ring are arranged and after inserting cause the guide bush 11 does not move relative to the belt body 13 '' can twist.
- the load is removed from the wing hinge 13 with the bearing bush 24 of the wing hinge 13, which is with his Belt body 13 '' by means of a conical bearing surface 13 '' ' a bearing ring surface 24 '' of the bearing bush 24. Both Surfaces have the same cone angle.
- the bearing bush 24 is supported with a front face 24 '' 'on a bearing collar 30 of the pivot bearing axis 12.
- the bearing collar 30 dominates the Outer circumference of the pivot bearing axis 12 so far that for Bearing bush 24 results in a sufficiently large support surface, namely an annular surface on which the specific surface pressure is small enough to withstand the stress of the wing hinge To transfer 13 resulting loads without Pivots of the wing hinge 13 a not permitted Generate abrasion.
- the coefficient of friction between the Bearing bush 24 and the bearing collar 30 is so small that only a little wear and tear and the forces to move of the door leaf remain small.
- the bearing collar 30 engages in a correspondingly annular Recess 31 of the bearing bush 11, the former being so high is dimensioned so that the lowest position of the height adjustable Pivot bearing axis 12 does not allow the Bearing collar 30 on the guide bush 11 leads. Also in the lowest position of the pivot bearing axis 12 projects beyond Bearing collar 30, the upper edge of the guide bush 11, so always the predetermined support of the bearing bush 24 on the bearing collar 30 remains guaranteed.
- FIG 2 shows an embodiment in which the annular gap 23 is closed with the guide bush 11.
- the guide bushing 11 has an annular projection 11 '' ' engages between the band body 13 '' and the bearing bush 24.
- the bearing bush is for receiving the ring projection 11 '' ' 24 provided with an annular recess, so that their outer circumference to the adjacent inner circumference of the band body 13 '' necessary to accommodate the ring projection 11 '' ' Distance.
- the ring projection 11 '' ' encompasses the Bearing collar 30 outside, so that the latter has the same outside diameter may have, such as the bearing bush 24, whereby the Support ratios or the frictional relationships between the bearing bush 24 and the bearing collar 30 is not impaired are. Abrasion occurring in this area cannot penetrate through the gap 23 to the outside, as it comes from the ring projection 11 '' 'is prevented.
- the pivot bearing axis 12 is against relative rotation secured against rotation within its guide bushing 11.
- the anti-rotation device serve guide ribs 20. There are two each other diametrically opposite guide ribs 20 are present, the engage in a guide groove 21, which in the Guide bushing 11 are formed. The vertical intervention the guide ribs 20 in the guide grooves 21 is also large as the vertical engagement of the bearing collar 30 in the Recess 31 of the guide bush 11.
- the vertical adjustability of the pivot bearing axis 12 is in the embodiments of Fig. 1, 2 each with a Set screw 14 reached.
- the adjusting screw 14 engages their screw shaft in an internally threaded bore 15, the is arranged coaxially with the pivot bearing axis 12.
- the Internal thread bore 15 is so deep that the adjusting screw 14 can be screwed in completely and also with one maximum unscrewing a sufficiently deep thread engagement has to come from the pivot bearing axis 12 To be able to transmit forces to the adjusting screw 14.
- the set screw 14 is a cap screw with a head 16 formed, which is supported on the guide bush 11.
- the support is provided on an annular collar 17 of the guide bush 11, which engages under the pivot bearing axis 12.
- the head 16 is supported in a guide recess 19, wherein the guide recess 19 is formed so that the head 16th is guided radially so that lateral displacements are excluded are.
- the head 16 can also serve to stabilize the radial position of the pivot bearing axis 19. This is advantageous, for example, in the case of FIG. 2, where the outer diameter of the head 16 is smaller than the inner diameter of the bore 32 of the guide bush 11.
- the outer diameter of the head 16 could also be 12 be chosen so that it is equal to the inside diameter of the Bore 32 is so that the set screw 14 is radial Experience leadership over the entire height of her head 16.
- FIG. 1 shows the interaction of the pivot bearing axis 12 and the adjusting screw 14 a special feature in that that it has a guide recess 18 into which the Head 16 of the screw 14 is fitted. Consequently protrudes the end 12 'of the pivot bearing axis 12 into the immediate Proximity of the collar 17 of the guide bush 11.
- the collar 17 of the guide bush 11 is with an insertion opening 33 provided with an adjustment key one end can be inserted until it is in a non-circular recess 34 of the adjusting screw 14 engages in whose head 16 is present.
- the non-circular recess 34 is, for example an internal hexagon recess.
- the pivot bearing axis 12 is raised or lowered. Prefers is a left-hand thread engagement, so that the pivot bearing axis 12 when adjusting the adjusting screw 14 clockwise is raised.
- the end face 42 can Support the pivot bearing axis 12 over the entire surface, with an insertion chamfer 43 of the pivot bearing axis 12 is designed that the size of the end face 44 is about the size of the end face 42 corresponds to the set screw 14.
- the pivot bearing axis 12 is with their bearing collar 30 on a wing band 13 facing End face 24 '' 'of the bearing bush 11 is supported.
- the burdens the pivot bearing axis 12 result from a Screw adjustment engagement of an adjustment screw 14 in an internally threaded bore 15 of the pivot bearing axis and this The engagement is the internally threaded bore 15 and the adjusting screw 14 essentially designed as described for Fig.1 has been.
- the head 16 of the adjusting screw 14 is, however designed as a round head with such a radius, that its outer circumference 16 'fits into the axis receiving bore 39 and is supported radially by this.
- the special feature of the height adjustment shown in Fig.4 further consists in that as an adjusting element there is an adjusting sleeve 36 which the lower end 12 ' the pivot bearing axis 12 radially surrounds and between this and the guide bush 11 is arranged radially supported. Only their lower, projecting end of the sleeve 12 ' 36 'is only through the guide bush 11 supported radially.
- the sleeve end 36 ' is based on the head surface of the head 16 of the pivot bearing axis Set screw 14, so that the adjusting sleeve 36 is raised is when the adjusting screw 14 is screwed into the internal thread 15 will and due to its exposure to the Wing hinge 13 lowers when the set screw 14 is removed from the internal thread 15 is unscrewed.
- the upper sleeve end 36 '' is below the bearing collar 30 arranged and serves to support an adjusting ring 37, which is shown separately in Fig.4a.
- the adjustment ring 37 thus has a bore 47 with which it connects the upper end 12 '' surrounds the pivot bearing axis 12. Furthermore, are vertical to the adjusting ring 37 protruding support feet 38 through Guide recesses 46 of the bearing collar 30 through to protrude the upper end 36 '' of the adjusting sleeve 36.
- Fig.4a are two diametrically opposite support feet 38 arranged.
- 4b-4d show different configurations the pivot bearing axis 12 in the region of its bearing collar 30.
- 4b shows a bearing collar 30 provided with slots 46, so that the bearing collar 30 is only diametrically opposed to two oppositely arranged segments.
- the camp coils 30 of Figures 4c, 4d show holes 48.
- the holes 48 of the Bearing collar 30 of Fig.4c extend over approximately 90 degrees of the total circumference, the holes 48 of the bearing collar 30 of the Fig.4d about 45 degrees. Accordingly, in Fig.4c only two holes 48 are shown, in contrast in FIG. 4d four. From the design of the holes 48 it can be seen that the support feet 38 adapted to the outer circumference of the pivot bearing axis 12 are.
- the support feet 38 are designed that they are radial in the axis receiving bore 39 of the guide bush 11 fit in, so that the adjusting ring 37 is radial in the guide bushing 11 and also in the through the Slots 46 or holes 48 formed guide recesses is led.
- Any adjustment movements of the adjustment sleeve 36 cause corresponding height adjustments via the support feet 38 of the adjusting ring 37, which is on the bearing bush 24 of the wing hinge 13 supports so that it is adjusted accordingly in height becomes.
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- Fig.1
- einen Längsschnitt durch ein Rahmenband in der Mittelebene der Schwenklagerachse,
- Fig.2
- eine weitere Ausführungsform eines Bandes mit veränderter Ausbildung der Führungsbuchse,
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- eine dritte Ausführungsform eines Bandes mit abgeänderter direkter Abstützung der Schwenklagerachse mit einer Stellschraube und
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- eine vierte Ausführungsform in einer Darstellung ähnlich Fig. 2, mit einer an der Schwenklagerachse aufgehängten Verstelleinrichtung für eine Höhenverstellung des Flügelbandes,
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- eine Seitenansicht eines Verstellrings des Bandes der Fig. 4, und
- Fig. 4b-4d
- vertikale Ansichten von Schwenklagerachsen, die in Ausführungsformen gemäß Fig.4 zum Einsatz kommen können.
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- Tür- oder Fensterband, mit einem an einem feststehenden Rahmen anzuschlagenden Rahmenband (10), das eine Führungsbuchse (11) axial abstützt, die ein Ende (12') einer Schwenklagerachse (12) aufnimmt, deren anderes Ende (12'') der Lagerung eines Flügelbandes (13) dient, und mit einer Stellschraube (14), durch deren Verdrehen die Axialstellung der Schwenklagerachse (12) relativ zum Rahmenband (10) einstellbar ist, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Stellschraube (14) innerhalb der Führungsbuchse (11) angeordnet ist und von dort aus die Schwenklagerachse (12) axial abstützt.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Stellschraube (14) mit der Schwenklagerachse (12) in Gewindeeingriff steht.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Stellschraube (14) in eine mit der Schwenklagerachse (12) koaxiale Innengewindebohrung (15) eingreift.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Stellschraube (14) auf einem die Schwenklagerachse (12) untergreifenden Ringbund (17) der Führungsbuchse (11) abgestützt ist.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 4, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Stellschraube (14) eine Kopfschraube ist, deren Kopf (16) einer Abstützung auf dem Ringbund (17) dient.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Stellschraube (14) eine Rundkopfschraube ist.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Kopf (16) der Stellschraube (14) in eine Führungsausnehmung (18) der Schwenklagerachse (12) eingepaßt ist.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 7, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Stellschraube (14) bedarfsweise mit ihrem Kopf (16) in einer Führungsvertiefung (19) des die Schwenklagerachse (12) untergreifenden Ringbunds (17) oder auf einer sich über die gesamte zur Verfügung stehende planebene Ringbundfläche abgestützt ist.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 8, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Führungsbuchse (11) eine Metallbuchse oder eine bedarfsweise faserverstärkte Kunststoffbuchse ist.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Schwenklagerachse (12) verdrehungsgesichert ist.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 10, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Stellschraube (14) in einem Innengewinde (35) der Führungsbuchse (11) drehverstellbar ist und die Schwenklagerachse (12) direkt abstützt.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 11, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Stellschraube (14) von einem Ringbund (17) der Führungsbuchse (11) gegen Verlust sichernd untergriffen ist und die Stellschraube (14) bedarfsweise länger ist, als das Innengewinde (35) der Führungsbuchse (11).
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 12, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die mit einer am Rahmenband (10) abgestützten Schwenklagerachse (12) in Gewindeeingriff stehende Stellschraube (14) ein Verstellelement abstützt, das eine einer Drehverstellung der Stellschraube (14) entsprechende Höhenverstellung des Flügelbandes (13) bewirkt.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 13, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Verstellelement eine an einem Kopf (16) der Stellschraube (14) abgestützte Verstellhülse (36) ist, die radial abstützend zwischen dem unteren Ende (12') der Schwenklagerachse (12) und der Führungsbuchse (11) angeordnet ist.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 14, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Verstellhülse (36) unterhalb eines auf der Führungsbuchse (11) aufliegenden Lagerbundes (30) der Schwenklagerachse (12) endet, und daß die Lagerbuchse (24) des Flügelbandes (13) mit einem Verstellring (37) abgestützt ist, der mit Stützfüßen (38) durch Führungsausnehmungen des Lagerbundes (30) hindurch auf der Verstellhülse (36) abgestützt ist.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 15, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Führungsausnehmungen (39) mindestens zwei einander diametral gegenüber angeordnete Schlitze (46) oder Löcher (48) des Lagerbundes (30) sind.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 16, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Stützfüße (38) dem Außenumfang der Schwenklagerachse (12) angepaßte, in die Achsenaufnahmebohrung (39) der Führungsbuchse (11) hineinpassende, Vorsprünge sind.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 17, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Schwenklagerachse (12) in der Führungsbuchse (11) verdrehungsgesichert ist.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 18, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Schwenklagerachse (12) mindestens eine achsparallele Führungsrippe (20) hat, die in eine Führungsnut (21) der Führungsbuchse (11) eingreift.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 19, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Führungsbuchse (11) und/oder die Lagerbuchse (24) einen zwischen dem Rahmenband (10) und dem Flügelband (13) vorhandenen Spalt (23) überbrückend in das Flügelband (13) bzw. in das Rahmenband (10) eingreift.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 20, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Führungsbuchse (11) eine Lagerbuchse (24) des Flügelbands (13) außen umgreift.
- Tür- oder Fensterband nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 1 bis 21, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Lagerbuchse (24) mit einem den Spalt (23) abdichtenden Ring auf dem Lagerbund (30) ahgestützt ist.
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