EP1516653A1 - Snowboardbindung - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
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- A63C10/18—Systems for adjusting the direction or position of the bindings about a vertical rotation axis relative to the board
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
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- the invention relates to a snowboard binding.
- DE 196 27 808 A1 shows a snowboard binding with a Base plate, which by means of screws on the surface of a Snowboards is attachable. Stand by the base plate four threaded studs perpendicular from.
- a flange plate has these threaded stud associated holes and on its peripheral edge a toothing, in a counter-toothing a common base plate of a snowboard binding intervenes.
- the flange plate is on the threaded stud rotatably held, but can be linear along the axis of the Threaded studs are moved, so called Gearing of the counter-toothing can be solved. Above the flange plate a clamping disc is arranged, which has the threaded stud associated slots.
- US 6,007,085 A shows a snowboard binding with a directly on the snowboard surface mountable base plate, which has a central cylindrical projection has a threaded bore. This projection sticks out in an opening of a base plate of the binding, these Opening is much larger than the projection, so that the base plate in the plane of the snowboard surface in two mutually perpendicular directions displaced is.
- fixable is for fastening the base plate relative to the base plate becomes a holding plate covering the opening of the base plate used by a screw in the Threaded hole of the base plate is screwed in, fixable is.
- EP 0 351 298 A2 shows a further bond with a Base plate, which by means of screws on the surface of a Snowboards is attachable.
- the base plate has a recess in the form of a long hole, through which a single projecting through a central pin, that of a pin plate which protrudes between the bottom of the base plate and the top of the snowboard is arranged and the in Direction of said elongated hole is displaceable.
- On the base plate is a base plate of the binding can be placed, wherein also the base plate has a recess through which protruding pin protrudes.
- To the base plate are the usual fasteners for holding a shoe appropriate.
- a hold-down plate arranged, which has a central recess, through which inserted a screw and into a thread of the said journal of the clamping plate can be screwed.
- the screw will thus make the base plate between the hold-down plate and the base plate fixed by the hold-down plate is pulled against the clamping plate.
- the Screw has an operating handle, so they too by hand, so without tools tense and solved can.
- EP 0 840 640 B1 shows a similar bond in which but the base plate with slot in the body of the snowboard is embedded and a box-shaped profile with has a longitudinal slot.
- a similar bond is also in DE 295 01 515 U1 also shown a guiding profile in the body the snowboard is taken in. Instead of the hold-down plate there is only provided a central screw, the engages through a corresponding hole in the base plate. Such a bond is also disclosed in FR 2 575 660 A1 shown.
- All the said bindings is common that the position the binding in one direction only, mostly the longitudinal direction of the snowboard is adjusted easily and without tools can be, with the fixation of the bond in this State of the art is always done by frictional forces. at some of these bonds, e.g. EP 0 840 640 B1 and EP 0 351 298 A2, in addition, the rotational position of Base plate based on a perpendicular to the snowboard surface adjustable rotary axis adjustable.
- FR 2 627 097 A1 and WO 98/08480 A1 show Snowboard bindings where only the rotational position of Base plate is changeable without tools.
- FR 2 627 097 A1 are linearly displaceable on a rotary plate Racks mounted in a counter-toothing intervention. The racks are moved with a lever, whereby the teeth open or closed can be.
- WO 98/08480 A1 the base plate is attached to a rotary plate, wherein on the rotary plate a sliding perpendicular to the snowboard surface locking pin attached to the holes in a counter plate is latched. In these latter bonds is only the rotational position of the binding adjustable, but not their position relative to the surface of the snowboard.
- German patent application DE 103 13 342 discloses a snowboard binding, that meets these requirements.
- the base part provided a recess which is so large that an adjustment along two axes of a Cartesian coordinate system in the plane of the snowboard surface is possible the determination of the position by positive locking Gearing in both axes of the Cartesian Coordinate system is done.
- This gearing is both between the top of the clamping plate and the underside of the base plate as well as between the top of the base plate and Bottom of the hold-down plate provided. Also is on it to point out that the pin plate there only a central having central pin.
- the object of the invention is the snowboard binding mentioned above to improve that they have three degrees of freedom the adjustment has, each set Position is safely maintained and the adjustment is simply possible.
- the basic idea of the invention is a pin plate provided with a plurality of pins, through associated slots the base plate and through associated holes of the Press down plate, the pins close each have an annular groove at their free end.
- the locking plate is a locking plate provided on its underside locking pin having, through associated holes of the Clamp plate through in associated holes of the turntable engage and thus fix the clamping plate against rotation.
- the locking plate can be used as a tool.
- it has at its edge at least one, preferably two lateral projections, which are in recesses engage the top of the clamping plate and so as a "tool" serve for the rotation of the clamping plate. additionally can between the locking plate and the clamping plate and also between the locking plate and the turntable be provided over other positive connections the rotationally fixed said parts against each other become.
- the said plates i. the base plate, the pin plate, the hold-down plate, the clamping plate and the locking plate, are preferably each in one piece.
- she can be made of any material with sufficient strength be prepared, such. Metal, glass or carbon fiber reinforced Plastic etc.
- the snowboard binding has a pin plate 1, a base plate 2, a base plate 3 (see Figures 2 and 3), a hold-down plate 4, a Clamping plate 5 and a locking plate 6, which mounted in the State in this order starting from the surface of a snowboard S (see Fig. 3) put on each other become.
- the pin plate 1 (see Fig. 1a) has four vertically in Z-direction projecting pins 10, 11, 12 and 13, the close each have a ring encircling groove 14 at their free end.
- the pin plate has four arms 15, 15 'and 16, 16', at the free ends of the pins 10-13 are attached.
- the arms 15, 15 'and 16, 16' are in plan view, respectively perpendicular to each other and have different lengths, so that a pair of pins 10, 11 a smaller distance from one center 19, as the other pair of pins 12, 13.
- a pin 10-13 facing away from the underside 17 of the pin plate has in the assembled state to Surface of a snowboard S shown in Fig. 3 out.
- a toothing 18 is provided, whose Teeth straight in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the arm 15, 15 ', i. in the direction of arrow y.
- the surface of the snowboard S is located in the x, y plane, the z axis perpendicular to this plane.
- the base plate 2 (Fig. 1b) has the shape of a circular Disc, from the underside of which four posts 20 protrude, each having a central bore 21.
- the posts 20 are arranged here in a square, which is the usual Insert pattern of screw fasteners on snowboards from 4x4 cm corresponds. Of course, there are others too Pattern possible, for example, that the posts in shape an equilateral triangle are arranged.
- the base plate 2 stands with the free ends of the posts 20 the surface of the snowboard S on and is over in the Bores 21 used screws (not shown) bolted to the snowboard.
- the base plate 2 Due to the length of the posts 20, which corresponds approximately to the thickness of the pin plate 1, the base plate 2 is at a distance from the snowboard surface S, wherein this distance is greater than the thickness the pin plate 1, so when bolted base plate 2 the pin plate 1 is still moved in the x and y directions can be.
- the posts 20 overlap in the composite Condition of the binding, the arms 15, 15 'and 16, 16' of the pin plate, i.e. they intervene in the spaces between the arms 15, 15 'and 16, 16' a.
- the base plate 2 has a number of slots 22, 23, 24 and 25 respectively the number of pins 10-13 of the pin plate 1 and are arranged so that in each case a pin 10-13 by each one of the slots 22-25 can reach through.
- the base plate 2 is a toothing 28 is provided which the toothing 18 of the pin plate 1 corresponds, so that the base plate 2 and the pin plate 1 via these teeth 18 and 28 intermesh positively.
- the slots 22-25 run accordingly perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the teeth 28th
- the pin plate 1 is to be changed accordingly, for example three in one Angle of 120 ° to each other standing arms and three pins so that the posts always reach between the arms can.
- the hold-down plate 4 of Fig. 1c which also serves as a turntable is designated, has the shape of a circular disk in plan view. This has four rows of through holes 40-43, which are aligned in the longitudinal direction of the teeth 18 and their arrangement otherwise the arrangement of the pins 10-13 corresponds, with their diameter also the diameter the pin corresponds to 10-13. In the arrangement shown here of three through holes per row, the hold-down plate 4 thus in three different positions the pins are placed 10-13. Due to the different Length of the arms 15, 15 'and 16, 16' of the pin plate 1, the hold-down plate 4 only in a rotational orientation be placed on the pins 10-13.
- the base plate 2 is fixed on the snowboard surface in use screwed.
- the pin plate 1 can then in Longitudinal direction of the slots 22-25 respectively a tooth width of the teeth 18 and 28 fine-scale be moved and locked over the teeth. Because the Pins 10-13 also engage in the through holes 40-43, thus also the hold-down plate 4 in the same direction moved relative to the base plate 2. In the vertical Direction may be the holddown plate across the rows of Through holes 40-43 are placed differently or when using slotted holes stepless relative to Base plate to be moved.
- the hold-down plate 4 further has two rows of locking holes 44 and 45, which are aligned in the same direction are like the through holes 40-43 and each other also have the same distance. Again, instead of the Rows of multiple holes (three are shown) as well a correspondingly aligned slot may be provided. The function of these locking holes 44 and 45 will continue explained below.
- the hold-down plate 4 has a central slot 46, whose center in the center of the circle the hold-down plate is located and its longitudinal extent also according to the arrangement of the through holes 40-43 and the locking holes 44 and 45 aligned is. The function of this central slot 46 is also explained below.
- annular projecting Edge 47 is provided, whose axial length is slightly shorter is as the thickness of the base plate 2 including the Length of the posts 20. Is the hold-down plate 4 open the top of the base plate 2, so has the edge 47th thus a slight distance to the snowboard surface S.
- the radius of the rim 47 is smaller than the diameter the hold-down plate 4, so that a part of the hold-down plate 4 protrudes radially beyond the edge 47.
- annular ring gear 48 is provided, the in a corresponding counter-toothing 38 (see Fig. 2) the base plate 3 engages. About this sprocket 48 and the teeth 38, the base plate 3 to a vertical to the drawing plane in Fig. 1 standing axis of rotation are rotated and be finely locked in the direction of rotation.
- the clamping plate 5 of Fig. 1d is also circular Disc trained. It has four circular segment-shaped Slotted holes 50-53 in pairs (50, 51 and 52, 53) Circular paths of different radius run accordingly the different distance of the pins 10-13 from Center 19 of the pin plate 1.
- the slots have each a widened end, to the diameter the pin 10-13 is adjusted so that the pins there in the slots 50-53 can be inserted.
- the clamping plate 5 By twisting the clamping plate 5 is thus the pin plate 1 through the interaction of the grooves 14 and the ramps 59 pulled up from the snowboard surface S and pressed against the underside of the base plate 2. Further By this process, the clamping plate 5 against the top pressed the hold-down plate 4, so that the entire Arrangement of journal plate 1, base plate 2, base plate 3, hold-down plate 4 and clamping plate 5 firmly clamped becomes.
- the clamping plate 5 has at its top one in the z direction protruding, central annular collar 56 with a central hole 56a and two also axially projecting Rims 57 and 58, each around a slot 57a or 58a are arranged. These two slots 57a and 58a are along a straight line passing through the center of the circle the clamping plate 5 is aligned.
- the locking plate 6 of Fig. 1e is a flat disc educated. It has four through holes 60, 61, 62 and 63, which correspond to the pattern of the pins 10, 11, 12 and 13 are arranged. Next has the locking plate 6 two of her turned to snowboard surface S. Bottom projecting pins 64 and 65, the corresponding the arrangement of the holes 54 and 55 of the clamping plate 5 is arranged and are aligned. Next she has two slots 67a and 68a corresponding to edges 57 and 58 of FIG Clamping plate 5 are arranged and aligned. Further It has a central hole 66, the diameter of the Diameter of the federal 56 is adjusted.
- the locking plate 6 has a straight line on one side extending edge 69a and on the opposite side a parallel edge 69b with a plurality of recesses, so that two rectangular projections 67 and 68 are formed, the dimensions of the holes 57a and 58a of the clamping plate 5 correspond.
- the two projections 67 and 68 serve as Tool for rotating the clamping plate 5.
- Continue to be two smaller protrusions 70 are formed on the edge 69b. Between these projections engage a projection 71 on the wall 49b of the hold-down plate 4 a.
- the straight edge 69 the locking plate 6 is located on the projection 49 a of Hold-down plate 4 and the pins 64 and 65 of the locking plate 6 engage through the holes 54 and 55 of the clamping plate 5 through into the holes 44 and 45 of the hold-down plate a, whereby the locking plate 6, the clamping plate 5 locked against the hold-down plate 4 and over the edge 69 and the projections 70 also against twisting is secured.
- the collar 56 of the clamping plate engages 5 in the central hole 66, whereby the locking plate 6 centered and also held.
- the underside of the Base plate 2 with its teeth 28 relative to the toothing 18 of the pin plate 1 still has such a distance, that the pin plate 1 relative to the base plate 2 within the through the posts 20 in cooperation with the arms 15, 15 'and 16, 16' defined boundaries in the plane of Snowboard surface (x- / y-plane) is freely movable.
- the base plate 3 via the unit of pin plate 1 and base plate 2 set, the base plate 3 has a central opening 31 whose diameter is larger is as the diameter of pin plate 1 or base plate 2 including their possibility to move.
- a sprocket 32 is mounted, which extends radially from the opening 31 and rings extends around the opening 31.
- the base plate 3 has the usual, not in detail here fasteners shown for attachment a boot on the binding. Anything can be done here Prior art known fastening devices used be such. Instep strap, toe strap, heel support (so-called highback), as well as other known fastening devices of shoe-binding combinations, such as latching pins, Tension levers etc.
- the hold-down plate 4 with his annular edge 47 in the opening 31 of the base plate 3 used in such a way that the pins 10-13 through the Pass openings 40-43, wherein for positioning in the y direction (FIG. 1) one of the respective holes 40-43 the row of holes is selected.
- the clamping plate 5 is placed, and that so that the pins 10-13 through the slots 50-53 of Tension plate 5 reach through, by the widened Openings at one end of the slots 50-53.
- the locking plate 6 is used as a tool, and although so that the projections 67 and 68 in the openings 57 'and 58' engage the clamping plate.
- the clamping plate. 5 rotated, wherein the ramps 59 in the grooves 14 of the Engage pins 10-13.
- the Tenon plate 1 from below and the hold-down plate 4 together Base plate 3 pressed from above against the base plate 2.
- the locking plate 6 on the Attached clamping plate 5 It is about the central Hole 66 centered on the collar 56, the pins 64 and 65th engage through the holes 54 and 55 of the clamping plate in the holes 44 and 45 of the hold-down plate 4 and the edges 57 and 58 of the clamping plate 5 engage in the slots 67a and 68a of the locking plate 6 a. simultaneously is the edge 69 of the locking plate 6 on the projection 49a of the hold-down plate 4 aligned and the leading edges the projections 67 and 68 are aligned at the edge 49b. The projection 71 engages between the two projections 70th a, so that overall the locking plate 6 through this various form-fitting measures the clamping plate. 5 firmly locked.
- the locking plate 6 by these various measures frictionally on the Clamping plate 5 and the hold-down plate 4 in one direction perpendicular to the snowboard surface (z-direction) frictionally engaged held.
- the locking plate also still be secured by a screw (not shown), which is screwed through the hole 66 in the opening 56a becomes.
- the locking plate 6 serves itself as a tool and has the Double function of the lock and the tool.
- Fig. 3 shows a section of the binding in the assembled Status. In the selected sectional view are the Locking pins 64 and 65 are not visible. you are indicated only by dashed lines. The same applies mutatis mutandis to the engagement between the projections 57 and 58 and the slots 67a and 68a. Due to the identical reference numerals, Fig. 3 in connection with the above description the skilled person readily understand.
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- in Längsrichtung des Snowboards
- in Querrichtung des Snowboards
- in Bezug auf eine senkrecht zur Snowboardoberfläche stehende Drehachse,
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- eine Übersicht der Einzelteile der Snowboardbindung nach der Erfindung (mit Ausnahme der Grundplatte) in Draufsicht, Schnittansicht und Ansicht der Unterseite;
- Fig. 1a
- drei entsprechende Ansichten der Zapfenplatte;
- Fig. 1b
- drei entsprechende Ansichten der Sockelplatte;
- Fig. 1c
- drei entsprechende Ansichten der Niederhalteplatte;
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- drei entsprechende Ansichten der Spannplatte;
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- drei entsprechende Ansichten der Verriegelungsplatte;
- Fig. 2
- eine geschnittene Explosionsdarstellung der Snowboardbindung nach der Erfindung; und
- Fig. 3
- eine geschnittene Darstellung der Snowboardbindung im montierten Zustand.
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- Snowboardbindung mit einer im Abstand zur Oberfläche eines Snowboards befestigbaren Sockelplatte (2), einer zwischen der Oberfläche des Snowboards und der Sockelplatte (2) angeordneten Zapfenplatte (1), von der mehrere Zapfen (10-13) abstehen, die durch zugeordnete Ausnehmungen (22-25) der Sockelplatte (2) hindurchragen,
mit einer Grundplatte (3), die eine mittige Öffnung (31) aufweist,
mit einer Niederhalteplatte (4), die Öffnungen (40-45) zur Aufnahme der Zapfen (10-13) aufweist, wobei die Niederhalteplatte (4) die Öffnung (31) der Grundplatte übergreift, und
mit einer Spanneinrichtung zur Fixierung der Niederhalteplatte (4), der Grundplatte (3) und der Zapfenplatte (1) an der Sockelplatte (2),
wobei die Zapfen (10-13) je eine Ringnut (14) aufweisen und
wobei die Spanneinrichtung eine Spannplatte (5) aufweist, die den Zapfen (10-13) zugeordnete, kreisringsegmentförmige Langlöcher (50-53) aufweist, deren mindestens eine Seitenwand eine Auflaufschräge (59) aufweist, die in die jeweilige Ringnut (14) der Zapfen (10-13) eingreift. - Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Zapfenplatte (1) vier kreuzförmig angeordnete Arme (15, 15' und 16, 16') aufweist, von deren Enden die Zapfen (10-13) abstehen, wobei je in gerader Linie zueinander liegende Arme (15, 15' und 16, 16') eine andere Länge haben als die dazu senkrecht stehenden Arme.
- Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß an der Oberseite der Zapfenplatte (1) eine geradlinig verlaufende Verzahnung (18) und an der Unterseite der Sockelplatte (2) eine entsprechende Gegenverzahnung (28) vorgesehen sind.
- Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Öffnungen der Sockelplatte (2) Langlöcher (22-25) sind, deren Längsrichtung senkrecht zur Richtung der Verzahnung (28) ausgerichtet ist.
- Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 4, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Niederhalteplatte (4) jedem der Zapfen (10-13) zugeordnete Reihen von Durchgangslöchern (40-43) aufweist, wobei die Reihen parallel zueinander und senkrecht zu den Langlöchern der Sockelplatte (2) angeordnet sind.
- Snowboardbindung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß eine Verriegelungsplatte (6) mit mindestens einem senkrecht abstehenden, exzentrischen Zapfen (64, 65) vorgesehen ist, daß die Spannplatte (5) und die Niederhalteplatte (4) diesem mindestens einem Zapfen (64,65) zugeordnete Löcher (55, 56; 44, 45) aufweist, wobei der Zapfen (64, 65) und die Löcher (55, 56; 44, 45) so angeordnet und ausgerichtet sind, daß in der Verriegelungsstellung der Spannplatte (5) die genannten Löcher miteinander fluchten, so daß der Zapfen (64, 65) in diese Löcher (55, 56; 44, 45) einsetzbar ist.
- Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Spannplatte (5) zwei auf einer Durchmesserlinie liegende, von der Oberseite der Spannplatte senkrecht abstehende Vorsprünge (57, 58) aufweist und die Verriegelungsplatte (6) diesen zugeordnete Löcher (67a, 68a), wobei die genannten Vorsprünge (57, 58) und die Löcher (67a, 68a) so zueinander angeordnet und ausgerichtet sind, daß die Vorsprünge (57, 58) in der Verriegelungsposition der Spannplatte (5) in die Löcher (67a, 68a) eingreifen.
- Snowboardbindung nach Anspruch 7, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Vorsprünge (57, 58) Ausnehmungen (57a, 58a) aufweisen und daß die Verriegelungsplatte (6) an einem seitlichen Rand Vorsprünge (67, 68) aufweist, die zum Verdrehen der Spannplatte (5) in diese Ausnehmungen (57a, 58a) einsetzbar sind.
- Snowboardbindung nach einem der Ansprüche 6 bis 8, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Spannplatte (5) einen zentralen zapfenförmigen Bund (56) und die Verriegelungsplatte (6) eine diesem Bund (56) zugeordnete zentrale Öffnung (66) aufweist.
- Snowboardbindung nach einem der Ansprüche 6 bis 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Niederhalteplatte (4) mindestens einen von ihrer Oberfläche senkrecht abstehenden, im wesentlichen geradlinigen Vorsprung (49a) aufweist und daß die Verriegelungsplatte (6) diesen Vorsprüngen zugeordnete geradlinige Ränder (69a) aufweist.
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