EP1031655A1 - Bügeleisenschuh und elektrisches Dampfbügeleisen - Google Patents
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- D06F—LAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
- D06F75/00—Hand irons
- D06F75/38—Sole plates
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- the invention relates to an iron shoe with a fastening device for fastening and releasing the attachment to the ironing surface of an electric steam iron with a sole base with sole openings for the steam outlet, the underside serves for ironing on the ironing material and an insert is arranged on the upper side thereof, the insertion openings for the steam passage from the steam iron to the sole openings having.
- the invention further relates to an electric steam iron with a detachable Iron shoe.
- Such an iron shoe is already known from DE 2 612 848.
- Sole base body is provided with a perforation into which an insert made of tetrafluoroethylene or silicate rubber is used.
- the insert has a large insert opening, so that although the insert itself does not reduce steam pressure, it does so thanks to the fine perforation a certain decrease in vapor pressure can occur on the sole base body.
- condensate drops can form through the sole base are given to the ironing goods as drops.
- the iron shoe is attached on a steam iron relatively expensive.
- the insert advantageously consists on the one hand of a capillary layer, of moisture-absorbing material Material that is inserted into the sole base body, so that it is the Top of the sole body, that is, the side opposite to an ironing surface is arranged on the sole base body.
- the insert has an impermeable Layer or insert part on that facing the steam iron Side is arranged.
- the capillary layer of this multi-layer insert prevents less thermally conductive material drops of condensation of the conducted hot steam emerge as drops through the base of the sole. Instead, you may be Forming condensation drops are sucked up through the capillary layer and evaporate finally again at the hotter parts of the sole body.
- the impermeable Layer which is arranged on the capillary layer and which is in direct contact with the The side of the electric steam iron has several functions. Through the Impermeability to liquids and steam is prevented from being contained in the steam Lime between the ironing surface of an electric steam iron and the insert is fixed. Without the impermeable layer, the ironing surface would be after one use be provided with iron shoes with lime particles, which are then on the ironing material would be applied immediately. Furthermore, the impermeable layer helps that the Steam flows from top to bottom and not the other way around - so the layer also has one sealing effect to the ironing surface of the iron.
- the impermeable layer does not face only impermeable properties but also highly heat-resistant properties the maximum iron temperature of 240 ° C without material impairment on the insert can be exposed.
- the impermeable layer is due to the liquid impermeability easy to clean and has high abrasion and wear resistance, so that the capillary layer by constantly attaching and detaching the attachment of the iron shoe not worn on the ironing surface of an electric steam iron.
- the impermeable layer prevents the ironing surface of the iron from sticking on the iron shoe.
- the insert is preferably designed in such a way that a contact with the impermeable layer average temperature from 175 ° C to 210 ° C to an average temperature of 90 ° C is reduced to 120 ° C on the underside of the sole base body.
- the insert is designed that this temperature reduction from the ironing surface of an electric steam iron from a 3-point setting to an average temperature of the ironing surface of the Iron shoe that corresponds to the 1-point setting is reduced.
- the sole base body is made of aluminum, in particular made of anodized aluminum.
- aluminum is particularly advantageous because it is high has thermal emissivity, thereby helping to achieve the desired low Temperatures constant over a wide variety of iron usage situations to hold, so that, for example, even after turning off the iron in a vertical position Position and immediately following use the ironing material is not overheated.
- at least the ironing surface of the sole base body is anodized or hard anodizing surface hardened.
- the capillary layer is made of tissue material, in particular made of polyester fleece.
- Other moisture absorbent fabric materials such as for example PPS, PE or cotton, other nonwovens or fabrics are also for the capillary layer applicable.
- Highly heat-resistant materials such as Nomex and Kevlar or similar are less preferred for cost reasons and are in this chosen structure not necessary because the impermeable layer already has the high heat resistance capillary layer underneath protects against excessive contact heat.
- the iron shoe is sealed against Steam outlet formed on the outer upper edge.
- the aim of the sealing is that the hot one Do not vaporize from the gap between the peripheral edge of the iron shoe and circumferential edge of the steam iron additionally through the steam outlet through the Sole openings emerges.
- the seal prevents the steam both below the Insert between the insert and the sole body and also above the insert between Insert and ironing surface of the electric steam iron to the outside towards the upper edge exits. This is achieved, for example, in that the insert in the outer Edge areas is pressed more strongly to the ironing surface of the iron.
- the impermeable layer is made of aluminum material.
- the aluminum material has all the required properties for this layer: it is liquid and vapor impermeable, it is highly heat resistant, very easy to punch and malleable, and sufficiently wear-resistant.
- Kapton others are stainless Metals, PTFE, PPS, silicone and glass fiber materials possible.
- the insert openings are advantageously in the form of cutouts in the impermeable Layer and in the capillary layer in the front area of the temple tip and in the side flanking Areas formed near the side contours of the sole base body.
- the iron shoe is intended for a steam iron that has steam outlet openings, the u or v-shaped with the tip of the "v" facing the temple tip are.
- the steam outlet openings / sole openings in the sole base have essentially Corresponding to the steam outlet openings in the ironing surface of the steam iron Steam outlet openings.
- the outlet openings in elongated or teardrop-shaped bead recesses are arranged, in which individual circular openings are provided for the steam outlet while the steam vents in the iron shoe are not single circular openings but are provided as an elongated opening. So between these the insert has two steam outlet openings that allow an unimpeded flow of steam in these areas there are recesses both in the impermeable layer and are also provided in the capillary layer.
- the sole base body is trough-shaped, with its edge in the Area of the temple tip is angled inwards at an acute angle and on the opposite End region is angled substantially vertically upwards, so that a steam iron first under the edge of the temple tip for fastening and then on the opposite one rear area of the sole base body can be placed.
- the iron shoes known from the prior art which are in the ironing tip area have no bevel and therefore worse for ironing shirt pockets and Shirt sleeves are suitable, remains by attaching the iron shoe to the Steam irons get this opportunity.
- the bevel of the base of the sole points inside the further function that the iron shoe with the Steam iron is attached to one end area in a simple manner without positive engagement that additional fasteners are required, since this angled inward at an acute angle Temple tip area of the edge of the sole base body at an acute angle to the inside around the angled tip area of the edge of the steam iron.
- the steam iron is accordingly first under this edge area of the sole base guided in the area of the temple tip and then simply down in the placed on the back of the iron shoe.
- the fastening device advantageously has a spring-loaded snap lock on, which engages automatically for attachment to the steam iron. This is on rear area of the iron shoe, that is to the area facing away from the tip of the iron arranged. It is therefore possible to use the steam iron without using your hands to attach the iron shoe. This is important because at least that Steam iron is usually hot.
- the fastening device has low thermal conductivity Material on, in particular plastic material with which the user of the iron shoe releases from the steam iron if necessary. It is possible that the user only the one hand on the handle of the steam iron and the other hand on the fastening device made of plastic, the fastening device against the spring preload pulls backwards, just holding the steam iron and leading up and up this way, the steam iron can easily be separated from the iron shoe.
- the invention further relates to an electric steam iron with a releasable iron shoe according to at least one of the aforementioned features.
- Fig. 1 shows an electric steam iron 1 to which the iron shoe 2 is attached.
- the iron shoe 2 is designed for steam irons 1, which generate steam in the Have steam iron 1, and which are preferably not of the boiler type, but at which the upcoming steam pressure is about the gravity steam pressure in normal steam ironing corresponds.
- This is given by a water tank that has a drip valve the steam chamber of the electric steam iron 1 is in communication, so that continuously Water drips into the steam chamber and evaporates immediately. From there the Steam to the steam outlet openings in the ironing surface 4 of the electric steam iron 1 and is passed through the iron shoe 2 essentially unhindered, to exit the steam outlet openings 18 of the iron shoe 2 and into the penetrate the ironing material underneath.
- the electric steam iron 1 is with a Provide temperature controller in which the temperatures 1-point, 2-point and 3-point and can be set somewhat higher.
- the 1-point temperature corresponds to the IEC standard an average temperature on the ironing surface of the steam iron from 90 ° C to 120 ° C, 2-point of an average temperature in the range of 125 ° C to 160 ° C and 3-point of an average Temperature at the ironing surface of the iron from 175 ° C to 210 ° C.
- the steam iron is usually max. ironing temperature adjustable up to 240 ° C. This kind of Steam iron 1 with drip valve-controlled steam generation usually allows one Steam generation from a temperature setting of 2 points.
- a fastening device 3 is formed on the iron shoe 2.
- the fastener 3 is arranged in an area which is a notch 6 of the electrical Steam iron 1 corresponds to that of the rear end of the ironing surface 4 of the Steam iron 1 to the storage surface 5 of the steam iron 1 for vertical storage of the steam iron. So that the fastening device 3 is well on the one hand reachable by fingers and on the other hand this position of the fastening device is impaired 3 neither the different situations of use of the steam iron 1 nor the other external appearance of the steam iron. Vertical parking of the Steam iron 1 on the shelf 5 is still possible because the fastening device 3 between the rear end of the ironing surface 4 of the steam iron and the Storage area 5 is arranged.
- Fig. 2 shows a sectional view through the iron shoe 2 and the sole 8 of the electric Steam iron.
- the iron shoe 2 has a sole base 9 which is essentially the same Has contour shape as the ironing surface 4 or the sole 8 of the electric iron.
- the underside 10 of the sole base body 9 is the surface that is attached to the ironing material 11 Iron shoe comes in contact with the electric iron.
- the sole body 9 has a plurality of tear-shaped or elongated steam outlet openings or sole openings 18, which are arranged such that they are immediately below the Steam outlet openings of the electric steam iron 1 are arranged.
- the sole base body 9 is preferably made of rolled aluminum sheet, with a Thickness between 0.5 and 1.2 mm, preferably 0.8 mm. Because of the lower desired Ironing temperature on the underside 10 of the sole base body 9 is an aluminum sole base body with this relatively thin sheet thickness for a low mass of the iron shoe 2 ideal, since it provides a lower temperature at the bottom 10 is facilitated.
- the sole base body 9 is on its underside 10 preferably surface hardened by hard anodizing or anodizing. Thereby good sliding properties with good scratch resistance and high thermal emissivity possible. The high thermal emissivity helps, the low temperatures at the Obtain bottom of the sole body. However, a PTFE coating is also an alternative possible as sole coating.
- the insert 13 of the iron shoe 2 is arranged on the top 12 of the sole base body 9, the insert 13 of the iron shoe 2 is arranged.
- the insert 13 has at least a capillary layer 14, 15 and an impermeable layer 16.
- the capillary layer is made of a thicker polyester layer 14 and one thinner polyester layer 15 is formed.
- the capillary layer has the function, on the one hand Absorb moisture and on the other hand reduce heat transfer. A Particularly outstanding temperature resistance is not necessary because of this function is taken over by the overlying impermeable layer 16.
- the impermeable Layer 16 is made from a very thin sheet of aluminum sheet and preferably has a thickness between 0.2 and 0.4, preferably 0.3 mm.
- This very thin material thickness contributes on the one hand to reducing the weight of the iron shoe and thus to reducing it Heat storage capacity at and on the other hand brings about a certain flexibility, which at the seal between the ironing surface and impermeable layer 16, in particular to the edge of the iron shoe contributes.
- the impermeable layer is impermeable to liquids and gases and is in the area of the insert opening or steam passage opening 17 of the insert partially bent downwards to the capillary layer.
- Fig. 2 shows how the steam 19 from the steam outlet openings of the electric iron 1 emerges freely through the insert opening 17 and the sole opening 18.
- This Unhindered passage of steam is particularly common with this type of steam iron with gravitational steam pressure and without boiler or external steam generation source, since sufficient steam thus gets into the ironing material 11.
- the steam passage opening or insert opening 17 and the sole opening or steam outlet opening 18 arranged in alignment under the steam outlet of the steam iron.
- Fig. 3 shows an exploded view of the components of the iron shoe 2.
- the Sole base body 9 has an approximately trough-like shape, the lateral flanks or edges in the rear and rear side region 19 are aligned substantially vertically are so that they make an angle with the top 12 of the sole base 9 of min. Include 90 °.
- the side edge 20 in the area of the temple tip closes one acute angle of between 35 ° and 65 ° relative to the top 12 of the sole body 9, so that an electric steam iron 1 to be fastened in the area of the ironing tip under the side edges of the sole base body 9, however, is performed in the rear Area at the side edges 19 of the sole base body 9 only vertically downwards is put.
- the impermeable layer 16 is made from a flat piece of aluminum sheet metal by forming manufactured in such a way that an outer peripheral edge and around the recesses of the insert openings 17 around a surrounding circumferential aluminum edge is also provided is.
- the capillary layers 14 and 15 are almost completely three-dimensional Body of the impermeable layer added, preventing wrinkles Recesses 21 are provided.
- the impermeable layer has 16 tabs 22 on that after the capillary layer of the lateral edge walls of the impermeable Layer includes are bent again so that the tabs in their end areas arranged in a plane parallel to the upper surface of the impermeable layer 16 are.
- the insert 13 is thus after the capillary layers and the impermeable Layer with appropriate punchings and the impermeable layer with the appropriate Formings are pre-assembled as a unit.
- the Insert 13 through silicone adhesive points between the larger tabs 22 in the rear area and the two lateral areas of the impermeable layer 16 and the top 12 of the sole base body 9 can be fastened to one another.
- the insert 13 can be exchanged for a new one in the sole base body after wear 9 is adjustable.
- the insert 13 becomes similar to the sole of the electric steam iron first under the front area of the Base body inserted in the area of the temple tip and then vertically pressed down in the rear area, the snap wedges 23 of the fastening device 3 against the spring force as when attaching the steam iron let the iron shoe move backwards.
- the insert 13 is thus in the front Area through the side wall protruding inwards at an acute angle, the edge of the sole base body 9 edged and held in the rear by the snap wedges 23 (see Fig. 4).
- the fastening device 3 as shown in particular in FIGS. 3, 4 and 5 shown.
- the fastening device consists of a lower part 25, a Upper part 26, a spring 27 and a tongue 24 of the sole base body 9.
- the sole base body in the rear area thus becomes the area that becomes the temple tip facing away is provided with a tongue 24 to which the lower part 25 can be fastened.
- in the Lower part and in the tongue are storage facilities for a spring 27, so that the entire Lower part is movable relative to the tongue and thus to the sole base body 9.
- the snap wedges 23 are integrally formed so that when the lower part is displaced the spring force of the spring 27 in a direction away from the temple tip, the snap wedges 23 are pushed away from the limiting side edge 19 of the sole base body and thus a fixed iron can be removed from its rear anchorage.
- the snap wedges 23 are so projecting that they extend further into the base body in a lower area than in one upper area.
- the lower part 25 also has two openings 28 into which two fingers of the User can loosen the connection fastening shoe with a steam iron are.
- the fastening device 3 furthermore has the upper part 26 covering the top on which is clipped onto the lower part 25.
- FIG. 3 shows the fastening device with the components of the tongue 24, the lower part 25 and the upper part 26 shows, while in FIGS. 4 and 5, the spring 27 is still inserted and the upper part for better visibility of the remaining components of the fastening device 3 omitted is.
- the lower part 25 and the upper part 26 are made of plastic parts, so that the user only has to reach into the openings 28 of the lower part 25 and with the other Hand holds the iron by the handle to keep the hot iron shoe from the rest Separate steam iron. There is therefore no risk of the user touching it with hot parts of the iron.
- a lime sieve e.g. in the form of a thin fleece contain.
- a wire mesh, wire mesh or the like inserted between the impermeable layer and the capillary layer, so that a further temperature reduction in the insert is achieved without the high quality temperature resistant Coatings are necessary.
- the sole opening is designed such that steam not only below the iron shoe but also to the side-front.
- This includes, for example the elongated holes 18 extended to the edge as beads, so that the steam is directed outside.
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- ein elektrisches Dampfbügeleisen mit daran befestigtem Bügeleisenschuh nach der Erfindung,
- Fig. 2
- eine schematische Schnittdarstellung durch den Bügeleisenschuh und die Sohle des elektrischen Dampfbügeleisens nach Fig. 1,
- Fig. 3
- eine räumliche Explosionsdarstellung aller Komponenten des Bügeleisenschuhs nach Fig. 1,
- Fig. 4
- eine Ansicht von schräg oben auf den Bügeleisenschuh ohne Oberteil der Befestigungseinrichtung nach Fig. 1 und
- Fig. 5
- eine vergrößerte Darstellung der Befestigungseinrichtung des Bügeleisenschuhs ohne Oberteil nach Fig. 1.
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- Bügeleisenschuh mit einer Befestigungseinrichtung (3 ) zum Befestigen und lösen der Befestigung an der Bügelfläche eines elektrischen Dampfbügeleisens mit einem Sohlengrundkörper (9) mit Sohlenöffnungen (18) für den Dampfaustritt, dessen Unterseite (10) zum Bügeln auf dem Bügelgut dient und auf dessen Oberseite (12) eine Einlage (13) angeordnet ist, die Einlageöffnungen (17) für den Dampfdurchtritt vom Dampfbügeleisen zu den Sohlenöffnungen (18) aufweist, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Einlage (13) eine Kapillarschicht (14, 15) aus feuchtigkeitabsorbierendem Material an der der Oberseite (12) des Sohlengrundkörpers (9) zugewandten Seite und eine impermeable Schicht (16) an der dem Dampfbügeleisen zugewandten Seite aufweist.
- Bügeleisenschuh nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Einlage (13) derart ausgebildet ist, daß eine an der impermeablen Schicht (16) anliegende mittlere Temperatur von 175-210°C auf eine mittlere Temperator von 90-120°C an der Unterseite (10) des Sohlengrundkörpers (9) reduziert ist.
- Bügeleisenschuh nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Sohlengrundkörper (9) aus Aluminium, insbesondere aus durch Anodisierung oberflächengehärtetem Aluminium ausgebildet ist.
- Bügeleisenschuh nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Kapillarschicht (14, 15) aus Gewebematerial, insbesondere aus Polyester-Flies ausgebildet ist.
- Bügeleisenschuh nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß eine Abdichtung (15) gegen Dampfaustritt am äußeren oberen Rand ausgebildet ist.
- Bügeleisenschuh nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die impermeable Schicht (16) aus Aluminiummaterial ausgebildet ist.
- Bügeleisenschuh nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Einlageöffnungen (17) als Aussparungen in der impermeablen Schicht (16) und in der Kapillarschicht (14, 15) im vorderen Bereich der Bügelspitze und in seitlich flankierenden Bereichen nahe den Seitenkonturen des Sohlengrundkörpers (9) ausgebildet sind.
- Bügeleisenschuh nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Sohlengrundkörper (9) wannenartig ausgebildet ist, wobei dessen Rand im Bereich der Bügelspitze spitzwinklig nach innen abgewinkelt ist und am gegenüberliegenden Endbereich im wesentlichen senkrecht nach oben abgewinkelt ist, so daß ein Dampfbügeleisen zuerst unter den Rand der Bügelspitze zur Befestigung führbar ist.
- Bügeleisenschuh nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Befestigungseinrichtung (3) einen federbelasteten Schnappverschluß aufweist, der zur Befestigung an das Dampfbügeleisen selbsttätig einrastet.
- Bügeleisenschuh nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Befestigungseinrichtung (3) gering wärmeleitfähiges Material, insbesondere Kunststoffmaterial aufweist.
- Elektrisches Dampfbügeleisen mit einem lösbaren Bügeleisenschuh nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 10.
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AT99103365T ATE265567T1 (de) | 1999-02-22 | 1999-02-22 | Bügeleisenschuh und elektrisches dampfbügeleisen |
ES99103365T ES2221245T3 (es) | 1999-02-22 | 1999-02-22 | Zapata de plancha y plancha de vapor electrica. |
DE59909329T DE59909329D1 (de) | 1999-02-22 | 1999-02-22 | Bügeleisenschuh und elektrisches Dampfbügeleisen |
EP99103365A EP1031655B1 (de) | 1999-02-22 | 1999-02-22 | Bügeleisenschuh und elektrisches Dampfbügeleisen |
US09/506,707 US6539651B1 (en) | 1999-02-22 | 2000-02-18 | Ironing shoe and electric steam iron |
PL338534A PL191450B1 (pl) | 1999-02-22 | 2000-02-21 | Nakładka spodnia do żelazka i elektryczne żelazko z nawilżaczem parowym |
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