EP1153187A1 - Hinge with catch - Google Patents
Hinge with catchInfo
- Publication number
- EP1153187A1 EP1153187A1 EP00907565A EP00907565A EP1153187A1 EP 1153187 A1 EP1153187 A1 EP 1153187A1 EP 00907565 A EP00907565 A EP 00907565A EP 00907565 A EP00907565 A EP 00907565A EP 1153187 A1 EP1153187 A1 EP 1153187A1
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- Prior art keywords
- hinge
- toothing
- rotation device
- pin
- parts
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
- E05D—HINGES OR SUSPENSION DEVICES FOR DOORS, WINDOWS OR WINGS
- E05D11/00—Additional features or accessories of hinges
- E05D11/10—Devices for preventing movement between relatively-movable hinge parts
- E05D11/1007—Devices for preventing movement between relatively-movable hinge parts with positive locking
Definitions
- the invention relates to a hinge in which two hinge parts can be pivoted relative to one another with the aid of a hinge pin which serves as a bearing pin for at least one of the hinge parts.
- the two hinge parts can both be designed as sleeve-shaped parts, usually equipped with a blind hole, the hinge pin being a separate component which is inserted in one hinge part with one half and in the other hinge part with the other half.
- such a hinge is designed with the bearing pin standing vertically so that the hinge pin is an integral part of the lower hinge part, and only the upper hinge part, which is sleeve-shaped or blind-hole-shaped, on the protruding part of the bearing pin of the lower one Hinge part is attached.
- hinges are used both for the doors on furniture and for room doors and windows.
- the hinge pin is vertically oriented as a bearing pin
- the disadvantage of such hinges is that when the articulated component, i.e. the window sash or the door, is open, this component can swing freely and move automatically due to drafts, etc. which is often undesirable.
- the window closes itself so quickly and hard that the pane breaks.
- Fixing aids that is to say door stoppers, window hanging devices, etc., which fix the pivotable part in a specific opening position, are used in a manifold embodiment both for doors and for windows.
- fixation means are usually glued outside the window or door, i.e. screwed to the floor, to the adjacent wall, etc. On the one hand, they therefore require a relatively high amount of installation work, on the other hand they damage the load-bearing wall or the load-bearing floor and are usually also not very visually appealing.
- the anti-rotation device is arranged directly between the hinge parts does not directly block the pivotable component, that is to say the door or the window sash, but rather only blocks the hinge itself, and thus indirectly the pivotable component.
- the hinge can be moved in a conventional manner and thus generally without increased effort when the anti-rotation device is deactivated, while in the activated position the anti-rotation device can only be moved very much high effort can be overcome.
- the anti-rotation lock not only has a positive, but even a positive locking, the force required is usually so high that overcoming the anti-rotation lock would only be possible by destruction, so that if the positive lock is sufficiently stable, the anti-rotation lock can no longer be overcome .
- the activation and deactivation is preferably carried out by a switching movement in the longitudinal direction of the hinge pin, whereby either the
- Hinge pin with one of the hinge parts or the two hinge parts can be brought into engagement with one another in the activated state in a force-fitting and / or form-fitting manner.
- the hinge parts include not only the part of the hinge that surrounds the bearing pin, but also the respective transverse limb striving from the axial direction of the bearing pin, which is usually designed as a threaded pin.
- a toothing in a transverse plane to the longitudinal direction of the bearing pin, preferably circumferentially about this longitudinal axis z. B. as serration, which lies in a transverse plane of the bearing pin, or a tapered serration with the longitudinal direction of the bearing pin as a tapered axis.
- the toothing interlocks, depending on the design of the toothing, excessive force is required to pivot the movable hinge part further, so that unintentional movement of the pivotable hinge part or the pivotable component is not possible.
- the toothing can be formed with gently rising flanks and consist, for example, of wear-resistant material such that the positive locking force of the toothing must be overcome in order to pivot the movable hinge part.
- hinge pin protrudes from the lower, usually the hinge part screwed into the fixed component (window frame, door piece), there are two basic designs of the upper, sleeve-shaped hinge part attached to the hinge pin.
- the upper pivotable hinge part has a blind hole for receiving the hinge pin, and the vertical contact between the upper free end of the hinge pin and the bottom of the blind hole takes place in the upper, pivotable hinge part.
- the arrangement of the teeth either between the contact faces of the hinge parts or between the free face of the hinge pin and the pivotable hinge part is appropriate.
- the toothing can also consist of a polygonal design of two axially pushable, matching parts, an outer part and an inner part, which are secured against rotation against one another by corresponding design of the outer circumference of the inner part and the inner circumference of the surrounding outer part.
- the outer part and the inner part can either be intermediate rings which are connected in a rotationally fixed manner to individual hinge parts, or only an intermediate ring which is connected to one of the hinge parts and which cooperates with the correspondingly designed other hinge part.
- the arrangement of the anti-rotation device in the form of additional parts on an existing hinge is also suitable.
- additional parts for example two intermediate rings running on top of one another between the end faces of the hinge parts, could be arranged on the two hinge parts, which have this toothing on the mutually directed end faces.
- the two intermediate rings must then be fixed accordingly to the respective hinge parts, in the case of circumferential gearing they must be fixed against rotation.
- the toothing itself can be symmetrical, that is to say the same in the opening and closing directions, or asymmetrical, so that in the opening direction of the pivotable hinge part it is possible to overcome the obliquely rising toothing flanks by means of appropriate force, a closing movement due to the steeper or vertical tooth flanks in the closing direction is only possible after disengaging the teeth or by destroying the teeth.
- a sleeve-shaped additional part could be inserted over one of the hinge parts and thereby also secured against rotation by being pushed over the threaded bolt of this hinge part.
- a sleeve-shaped additional part could be inserted over one of the hinge parts and thereby also secured against rotation by being pushed over the threaded bolt of this hinge part.
- the additional sleeve has locking bolts that are displaceable in the longitudinal direction, for example several distributed over the circumference, the locking bolt or bolts, which run just next to the transverse bolt, the threaded bolt of the other hinge part, can be in any open position from the additional sleeve against the other hinge part are pushed out so that they take up the threaded bolt of the other hinge part with little play between them and thus form a locking mechanism for the hinge.
- the anti-rotation device is deactivated by pulling back the corresponding locking bolts.
- the anti-rotation device automatically, for. B. by spring loading etc., in a desired position, usually the frequently required deactivated position can be biased.
- the spring can also hold the anti-rotation device in the activated state, so that in order to deactivate what is necessary for pivoting the pivotable hinge part, a suitable component such as a lever, a wedge, turning an eccentric, etc. must be used to disengage it .
- the switching device can be operatively connected to the locking element of the pivotable component, for example the door handle or window handle, especially in the case of a force that biases into the activated position:
- the anti-rotation device of the hinge By actuating the door or window handle in the open position, the anti-rotation device of the hinge is automatically brought into the deactivated position - against the pre-tensioning force, e.g. spring force - and the door or window sash can be opened easily and without increased effort and be closed.
- the anti-rotation lock is automatically activated and the opened door or window is fixed in the set open position.
- FIG. 1 is a side view of a hinge retrofitted according to the invention
- FIG. 2 shows the hinge of FIG. 1 in a sectional view along the line INI
- FIG. 4 shows the hinge of FIG. 3 in a sectional view along the line IV-IV
- FIG. 6 shows the hinge according to FIG. 5 in a sectional view along the line VI-VI
- FIGS. 18 a modification compared to FIG. 17.
- Fig. 1 shows a hinge, which consists of an upper and a lower hinge part 1, 2, each with the openings directed towards each other, blind hole-like receiving openings 8, 9 for the hinge pin 3, which as a separate component with its upper half in the upper hinge part 1 with its lower half in the lower hinge part 2.
- threaded bolts 21, 22 project laterally from both hinge parts 1, 2 transversely to the longitudinal direction 4 of the hinge bolt and are used for screwing into the respective component.
- the lower hinge part 2 of the hinge 10 is screwed into the fixed component, that is to say the door frame or window frame, while the upper hinge part 1 is screwed into the movable component, that is to say the door leaf or window wing.
- washers 6, 7 are arranged in a ring around the hinge pin 3.
- the upper intermediate washer 6 is supported on the contact end face 11 of the upper hinge part 1 in the longitudinal direction 4 and is secured against rotation by means of an extension 17 which runs along the outer surface of the sleeve-shaped part of the upper hinge part 1, and either the Grips threaded bolt 21 of the upper hinge part 1, or due to such a small distance between the sleeve-shaped Part of this upper hinge part 1 and the supporting component is secured against rotation relative to the supporting hinge part 1.
- the intermediate disks 6, 7 have serration teeth 4 which run around the longitudinal direction 4 and which have symmetrically rising flanks symmetrically in both directions.
- the length of the hinge pin 3 is such that the upper hinge part 1 either sits on the upper end face of the hinge pin 3 with the base of the receiving opening 8 or there is only a very small distance between the two, which is significantly smaller than the height of the hirth Toothing 18.
- one of the washers for example washer 7, can be formed in two parts and consist of two annular washers 7a, 7b adjoining one another in the longitudinal direction.
- the contact surface between the two intermediate disks 7a, 7b does not run at right angles to the longitudinal direction 4, but rather at an angle to it and in particular is designed to be self-locking, the axial extension in the direction 4 of the whole can be achieved by rotating the partial disks 7a, 7b relative to one another about the longitudinal direction 4 Intermediate disc 7 can be changed.
- the partial disks 7a, 7b can thus be rotated relative to one another, thereby causing a reduction in the thickness of the entire intermediate disk 7 in the longitudinal direction 4, as a result of which the upper hinge part 1 initially sits on the hinge pin 3 and in further course the Hirth toothing 18 is disengaged.
- the anti-rotation lock of the intermediate plate 7 with respect to the lower, load-bearing hinge part 2 is released in such a way that the relevant extension 18 described above is fastened to the upper part plate 7a, which also carries the toothing, so that the other part plate 7b, which has no toothing, is radially adjusted outside striving handles 20 can be rotated against it.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 The advantage of the solution shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is that it can also be retrofitted to an existing hinge. With new hinges, the toothing and switching device can be integrated into the hinge parts themselves at any time.
- FIG. 3 compared to FIG. 1, the hinge pin 3 is initially not a separate component, but rather is formed in one piece together with the lower hinge part 2.
- the upper hinge part 1 lies with the bottom of the receiving opening 8 on the top of the hinge pin 3, so that there is a distance between the mutually facing end faces of the hinge parts 1, 2.
- the serration teeth 19 are arranged on the one hand in the upward end face of the hinge pin 3 and on the other hand in the bottom of the receiving opening 8 of the upper hinge part 1. This disengages this serration 19 possible that a fork 23 is inserted into the distance between the hinge parts 1, 2, which has an outwardly projecting handle 24.
- the anti-rotation device in the form of the serration teeth 19 is in the activated, locking state, and is deactivated by pressing the handle 24 of the fork 23, which is the case with every opening and closing operation of the hinge is necessary if the opening and closing is to be carried out with the same amount of force as without an anti-rotation lock.
- the handle 24 can strive in any direction, and in particular the fork can be rotated into the most favorable position.
- the handle 24 will preferably be arranged in the direction of the respective threaded bolt 21 or 22.
- FIGS. 5 and 6 show a solution which is carried out similarly to the solution of FIGS. 1 and 2.
- One of the washers for example the washer 7, is kept at a distance from the hinge part 2 carrying it by means of a pressure-exerting plate spring, etc. As a result, this is pressed by means of the plate spring 25 with its serration toothing 19, arranged on the other side, into the corresponding serration toothing of the other intermediate disk 6.
- a clamping fork 26 is inserted radially from the outside in the area of the plate spring 25 and has a prong 27, 28 on each side of the hinge pin 3.
- the tines are each formed in two parts, from axially spaced partial prongs 27a, 27b and 28a, 28b.
- One of the partial tines is guided in a corresponding circumferential groove, which is open radially outwards, of the intermediate disk 7.
- the plate spring 25 is located at a distance between the partial prongs 27a, 27b.
- the plate spring 25 is designed so that it z. B. viewed in the side view is wavy with two elevations and two depressions. In the area between the prongs 27 and 28, the plate spring rests on the hinge part 2, and in the area of each of the prongs 27 and 28, there between the partial prongs 27a and 27b or 28a and 28b on the intermediate disk 7.
- the clamping fork 26 can be compressed in the longitudinal direction 4 by pivoting the clamping fork 26 about the longitudinal direction 4 by about 90 ° with a correspondingly dimensioned thickness of the partial prongs 27a, 28a, so that sufficient axial play arises in order to let the serration teeth 19 disengage.
- the clamping fork 26 can also be used to compress the plate spring 25 in the direction of the adjacent hinge part 2.
- FIG. 7 shows a solution in which an additional sleeve 15 which can be retrofitted is pushed on from above in the axial direction only via one, for example the upper hinge part 1.
- an additional sleeve 15 which can be retrofitted is pushed on from above in the axial direction only via one, for example the upper hinge part 1.
- locking bolts 16 are arranged to be displaceable in the longitudinal direction 4. In their deactivated, retracted position, they do not reach the threaded bolt 22 of the lower hinge part 2.
- the anti-rotation device is activated by pushing the locking bolt 16, which runs close to the threaded bolt 22, in the desired opening state of the hinge, so that during a closing operation the the upper hinge part 1 rotating locking bolt 16 presses positively against the lower threaded bolt 22. If additional opening movements are also to be avoided, a further locking bolt 16 must also be pushed down on the corresponding opposite side of the lower threaded bolt 22.
- a plurality of locking bolts 16 are therefore preferably arranged so as to be displaceable along the circumference of the additional sleeve 15, in order thereby to be able to make a locking in several positions.
- Fig. 8 shows a complete assembly on which the hinges according to the invention are used. This is a window sash 51 which can be pivoted relative to its window frame 52 between the completely closed and fully open position with the aid of the hinges 10 according to the invention.
- the anti-rotation device in the hinges 10 is designed such that it is normally in the activated position, that is to say must be deactivated in order to move the window sash 51.
- the anti-rotation device in the or in both hinges 10 is connected to the window handle 53 via an active connection 14. Since the window handle 53 has to be moved to the open position anyway, this movement of the window handle via the operative connection 14 also brings the anti-rotation device in the hinges 10 into the deactivated position, and the window sash 51 can be moved as desired. In order to then activate the anti-rotation device in the desired open position, only the window handle 53 has to be moved back into the closed position, whereupon the window sash 51 is secured against unintentional opening or closing.
- the hinge pin 3 is fixed, in particular rotationally fixed, in particular integrally in one piece, with the lower hinge part 2, and the upper hinge 1 accordingly has a receiving opening 8 for the hinge pin 3, which is open at the bottom, and closed at the top or stops at the top for seating on the upper end face of the hinge pin 3.
- the anti-rotation device is achieved by intermediate rings 6 ', T, which in turn have serration teeth 19 on their mutually facing end faces, which represent an anti-rotation device when intermeshed.
- the intermediate disks 6 ', 7' are secured against rotation with respect to the components carrying them in different ways:
- the lower intermediate ring 7 ' has in its longitudinal direction an elongated hole 29 or a downwardly open slot 29', which penetrates the wall of this intermediate ring T and through which the threaded bolt 22 of the lower hinge part 2 projects radially outwards. Due to the design as an elongated hole in the axial direction of the intermediate ring 7 ', this intermediate ring 7', which also has a through opening corresponding to the diameter of the threaded bolt 3, can be moved relatively in the longitudinal direction 4 to the hinge part 2.
- the hinge part 2 has as its lower end an outwardly projecting shoulder 32, so that a spiral spring 30 is arranged between this shoulder 32 and the lower end face of the intermediate ring 7 'and pushes the intermediate ring T off the lower shoulder 32.
- a spiral spring 30 is arranged between this shoulder 32 and the lower end face of the intermediate ring 7 'and pushes the intermediate ring T off the lower shoulder 32.
- Fig. 10 differs from the solution according to Fig. 9 in that the upper intermediate ring 6 'is integrally formed together with the upper hinge part 1, and the lower hinge part 2 has an additional threaded bolt 22' which is axially spaced from the first threaded bolt 22 and is attached to the shoulder 32.
- the lower intermediate ring 7 ′ which is in turn preloaded by means of the spring 30, in particular a spiral spring 30, can be moved with the aid of a cable 33 against the force of the spring 30 and thus the anti-rotation lock of the hinge can be deactivated, the cable 33 passing through the lower hinge part 2 can extend through.
- the lower intermediate ring 7 ' is secured against rotation with respect to its hinge bolt 3 by means of a transverse bolt 34 which extends transversely through both parts, which is why elongated holes 29 are located in two opposite sides of the intermediate ring T.
- FIG. 11 shows a solution in which the upper hinge part in turn has a serration 19 around the receiving opening 8 in the end face.
- this serration of the upper hinge part 1 which rests on the upper end face of the threaded bolt 3, is engaged by a prong 35a which points upwards from a pivot plate 35 and which is eccentrically borrowed from the hinge bolt 3 on the lower hinge part 2 by one horizontal pivot axis 36 is pivotally mounted.
- this swivel plate 36 which has a central opening for extending the hinge pin 3, is also moved upwards by a spiral spring 30, which is supported on the shoulder 32, into the serration teeth 19 of the upper hinge part 1 pressed. 7
- the supported shoulder 32 can also be designed obliquely parallel to it.
- Fig. 12 differs from Fig. 11 in that instead of a pivot plate 35 and a biasing this, surrounding the hinge pin 3 spiral spring 30, a V-shaped spring bracket 37 is used, the legs spring back due to its material elasticity when compressed. Both legs of the spring bracket 37 are provided with a through opening for the hinge pin 3, over which the spring bracket is pushed before the upper hinge part 1 is fitted.
- the upper leg of the spring leg 37 lies approximately horizontally and in turn has the upwardly directed prongs 35a which engage in the serration teeth 19.
- the lower leg is supported on the shoulder 32, which is in turn preferably inclined.
- the bias of the two legs to each other can be varied by means of an adjusting screw 38, which can preferably be screwed parallel to the longitudinal direction 4 through the lower hinge part 2 and in particular its shoulder 32, by this adjusting screw 38 with its front end from below against the lower leg of the Spring angle 37 presses.
- FIGS. 15 and 16 represent modifications in accordance with the solution from FIG. 9 with regard to the lower hinge part 2. It is irrelevant whether the Hirth serration 19 on one of the upper hinge part 1 - which is not shown in FIGS. 15, 16 Intermediate ring 6 'or is formed directly on the upper hinge part 1.
- Spiral spring 30 can be moved in the longitudinal direction 4 by means of a pivot plate 35 ', which is outside the hinge pin 3 by a horizontal one Pivot axis 36 is mounted on the lower hinge part 2.
- the pivot plate 35 which can also be designed as a fork, is preferably penetrated by the intermediate ring 7 ', which has a taper at this point, in particular in the form of an annular circumferential groove 39.
- the swivel plate 35 ' is not swiveled in FIG. 16, but is shifted in the longitudinal direction 4 by a separate swivel lever 40 engaging the swivel plate 35' in such a way that it shifts it in the longitudinal direction 4.
- the pivot lever 40 can also be pivoted in the center, that is to say on the longitudinal axis of the lower hinge part 2, about a horizontal pivot axis 36 running transversely to the longitudinal direction 4.
- Fig. 17 differs from the solution according to Fig. 9 in that the anti-rotation is not provided by a serration 19, which is formed on mutually facing end faces of two functional parts, but by pushing together two functional parts, an outer part and an inner part, which fit into each other and wherein the outside of the inner functional part is designed as a poligon, in particular as a hexagon, and analogously to this, the inside of the outer functional part.
- a serration 19 which is formed on mutually facing end faces of two functional parts, but by pushing together two functional parts, an outer part and an inner part, which fit into each other and wherein the outside of the inner functional part is designed as a poligon, in particular as a hexagon, and analogously to this, the inside of the outer functional part.
- the outer functional part is the intermediate ring 7 '
- the inner functional part is the outer circumference of the upper hinge part 1, which dips into the corresponding hexagon socket 41 of the lower intermediate ring 7' from above.
- FIGS. 18 The solution of FIGS. 18 is the geometric reversal, in that here the intermediate ring 7 'has the hexagon 41' on the outer circumference, which is immersed in a corresponding hexagon socket which is located at the free end of the receiving Opening 8 of the upper hinge part 1 is formed, and is larger than the outer diameter of the hinge pin 3rd
- the lower intermediate ring 7 ′ can be retracted against the force of the spring 30 by means of a cable 33, which preferably extends centrally through the interior of the lower hinge part 2, and the anti-rotation device can thus be deactivated.
- the solution according to FIG. 13 represents a special case in that the hinge pin 3 is a separate component with respect to the upper and lower hinge parts 1 and 2.
- the hinge pin 3 is non-rotatably connected to a lower intermediate ring 7 'corresponding to that of FIG. 9, that is to say equipped with serration teeth, which is supported at the bottom - again via spiral spring 30 arranged therebetween - on the lower hinge part 2, which is now supported by the hinge pin 3 is penetrated.
- the intermediate ring T can be retracted against the force of the spring 30 by means of a cable 33 which extends downwards in the interior of the hinge pin 3.
- hinge pin 3 is equipped at its upper end with an extension 3 'of smaller diameter, the shoulder at the transition to the coaxial extension 3' with a small diameter being designed as additional serration teeth 19 '.
- the extension 3 penetrates the upper hinge part 1 through a corresponding opening, so that it only sits on the shoulder, ie the additional serration 19', on the hinge pin 3.
- the serrations can be formed both in a plane transverse plane to the longitudinal direction 4 and on a conical surface for this purpose.
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