EP1516653B1 - Fixation pour surf de neige - Google Patents

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EP1516653B1
EP1516653B1 EP04019765A EP04019765A EP1516653B1 EP 1516653 B1 EP1516653 B1 EP 1516653B1 EP 04019765 A EP04019765 A EP 04019765A EP 04019765 A EP04019765 A EP 04019765A EP 1516653 B1 EP1516653 B1 EP 1516653B1
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Mark Neil Pryde Ltd. Elkington
Ralph Kohler
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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
    • A63C10/00—Snowboard bindings
    • A63C10/14—Interfaces, e.g. in the shape of a plate
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
    • A63C10/00—Snowboard bindings
    • A63C10/16—Systems for adjusting the direction or position of the bindings
    • A63C10/18—Systems for adjusting the direction or position of the bindings about a vertical rotation axis relative to the board
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
    • A63C10/00—Snowboard bindings
    • A63C10/16—Systems for adjusting the direction or position of the bindings
    • A63C10/20—Systems for adjusting the direction or position of the bindings in longitudinal or lateral direction relative to the board

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  • the invention relates to a snowboard binding.
  • the DE 196 27 808 A1 shows a snowboard binding with a base plate which is fastened by screws to the surface of a snowboard. From the base plate stand four threaded bolts vertically.
  • a flange plate has these threaded stud holes associated holes and at its peripheral edge a toothing which engages in a counter-toothing of a conventional base plate of a snowboard binding.
  • the flange plate is rotatably held on the threaded stud, but can be linearly displaced along the axis of the threaded studs, whereby said toothing can be solved by the counter-toothing.
  • a clamping disk is arranged, which has the threaded stud associated slots.
  • slots are threaded sleeves with a widened head used and screwed into the threaded studs.
  • the slots have lateral ramped rising edges on which widened heads of the screw sleeves.
  • the US 6,007,085 A shows a snowboard binding with a directly mountable on the snowboard surface base plate having a central cylindrical projection with a threaded bore.
  • This projection protrudes into an opening of a base plate of the binding, which opening is substantially larger than the projection, so that the base plate is displaceable in the plane of the snowboard surface in two mutually perpendicular directions.
  • the opening of the base plate overlapping hold-down plate is used, which is fixed by a screw which is screwed into the threaded bore of the base plate.
  • the EP 0 351 298 A2 shows another bond with a base plate which is fastened by screws to the surface of a snowboard.
  • the base plate has a recess in the form of a slot through which a single central pin protrudes, which projects from a pin plate which is arranged between the underside of the base plate and the top of the snowboard and which is displaceable in the direction of said elongated hole.
  • a base plate of the binding can be placed, wherein the base plate has a recess through which protrudes said pin.
  • To the base plate are the usual fasteners attached to hold a shoe.
  • a hold-down plate which has a central recess through which a screw is inserted and screwed into a thread of said pin of the clamping plate.
  • the EP 0 840 640 B1 shows a similar binding, but in which the base plate with slot in the body of the snowboard is embedded and has a box-shaped profile with a longitudinal slot.
  • a similar bond is also in the DE 295 01 515 U1 shown, in which also a guide profile is embedded in the body of the snowboard. Instead of the hold-down plate there is only provided a central screw which engages through a corresponding bore of the base plate. Such a bond is also in the FR 2 575 660 A1 shown.
  • bindings have in common that the position of the binding in only one direction, which is usually the longitudinal direction of the snowboard, can be adjusted easily and without tools, the fixation of the binding in this prior art always being effected by frictional forces.
  • these bindings such as EP 0 840 640 B1 and EP 0 351 298 A2
  • the rotational position of the base plate relative to a perpendicular to the snowboard surface axis of rotation is adjustable.
  • the FR 2 627 097 A1 and the WO 89/08480 A1 show snowboard bindings, where only the rotational position of the base plate is changed without tools.
  • the FR 2 627 097 A1 are mounted on a rotary plate linearly displaceable racks, which engage in a counter-toothing. The racks are moved by means of a lever, whereby the toothing can be opened or closed.
  • the base plate is attached to a rotary plate, wherein on the rotary plate a displaceable perpendicular to the snowboard surface locking pin is mounted, which can be latched into holes of a counter-plate. In these latter bindings only the rotational position of the binding is adjustable, but not their position with respect to the surface of the snowboard.
  • bindings have the essential purpose of making the respective adjustments simple, so that these bindings are particularly suitable for snowboard rental, where bindings often have to be adjusted to other drivers. Also, such bindings are suitable for people who want to find out their optimal position of the binding experimentally and quickly want to try a different binding position or alignment even on the slopes without tools.
  • the object of the invention is to improve the aforementioned snowboard binding to the effect that it has three degrees of freedom of adjustment, each set position is securely maintained and the adjustment is easily possible.
  • the basic idea of the invention is to provide a pin plate with a plurality of pins which project through associated slots of the base plate and through associated holes of the hold-down plate, the pins each having an annular groove near its free end.
  • a rotatable clamping plate is provided with circular-segment-shaped oblong holes, the side walls have ramps which engage in said grooves of the pins.
  • a fine-toothing is provided between the top of the pin plate and the underside of the base plate, so that in said clamping a positive connection is made, which defines the relative position in a direction of the Cartesian coordinate system (x-direction) positively.
  • x-direction Cartesian coordinate system
  • y-direction also in the plane of the snowboard surface lying direction (y-direction) is also a positive adjustment available by the turntable has several in this direction (y-direction) successive holes for the passage of the pins, so that also several positions are possible here.
  • a locking plate which has locking pins on its underside, which engage through associated holes of the clamping plate into associated holes of the turntable and thus fix the clamping plate rotationally.
  • the locking plate can be used as a tool.
  • it has at its edge at least one, preferably two lateral projections which engage in recesses on the upper side of the clamping plate and thus serve as a "tool" for the rotation of the clamping plate.
  • further positive connections can be provided over which said parts are rotationally fixed against each other.
  • 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. They may be made of any material having sufficient strength, such as e.g. 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. Fig. 2 and 3 ), a hold-down plate 4, a clamping plate 5 and a locking plate 6, which in the assembled state in this order starting from the surface of a snowboard S (see. Fig. 3 ) are placed on top of each other.
  • the pin plate 1 (see. Fig. 1a ) has four perpendicularly projecting in the z-direction pins 10, 11, 12 and 13, each having a ring encircling groove 14 near its free end.
  • the pin plate has four arms 15, 15 'and 16, 16', at the free ends of the pins 10-13 are mounted.
  • the arms 15, 15 'and 16, 16' are each perpendicular to each other in the plan view and have different lengths, so that a pair of pins 10, 11 a smaller distance from a center 19, as the other pair of pins 12, 13.
  • a pin 10-13 facing away from bottom 17 of the pin plate has in the assembled state to the surface of a in Fig. 3 shown snowboards S out.
  • a toothing 18 is provided, the teeth of which extend straight in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the arm 15, 15 ', ie in the direction of the arrow y.
  • the surface of the snowboard S lies in the x, y plane, the z-axis is perpendicular to this plane.
  • the base plate 2 ( Fig. 1b ) has the shape of a circular disc, projecting from the bottom of four posts 20, each having a central bore 21.
  • the posts 20 are arranged here in a square that corresponds to the usual insert pattern of screw fasteners on snowboards of 4x4 cm. Of course, other patterns are possible, for example, that the posts are arranged in the form of an equilateral triangle.
  • the base plate 2 stands with the free ends of the posts 20 on the surface of the snowboard S and is bolted (not shown) into the bores 21 using screws with the snowboard.
  • the base plate 2 Due to the length of the post 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, this distance is greater than the thickness of the pin plate 1, so when bolted base plate 2, the pin plate 1 yet can be moved in the x and y direction.
  • the posts 20 engage in the assembled state of the binding, the arms 15, 15 'and 16, 16' of the pin plate, ie they engage 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 corresponding to the number of pins 10-13 of the pin plate 1 and are arranged so that in each case a pin 10-13 can pass through in each case one of the slots 22-25.
  • the base plate 2 is a toothing 28 is provided, which corresponds to the toothing 18 of the pin plate 1, so that the base plate 2 and the pin plate 1 via these teeth 18 and 28 intermesh positively. Due to the elongated holes 22-25, the pin plate 1 can be moved relative to the base plate 2, and that transverse to the longitudinal direction of the teeth 18, 28.
  • the slots 22-25 are accordingly perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the teeth 28th
  • the pin plate 1 is to be changed accordingly, for example, three at an angle of 120 ° to each other arms and three pins so that the posts can always reach between the arms.
  • the hold-down plate 4 of Fig. 1c which is also referred to as a turntable, 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 whose arrangement otherwise corresponds to the arrangement of the pins 10-13, wherein their diameter also corresponds to the diameter of the pins 10-13. In the arrangement of three through holes per row shown here, the hold-down plate 4 can thus be placed in three different positions on the pins 10-13. Due to the different lengths of the arms 15, 15 'and 16, 16' of the pin plate 1, the hold-down plate 4 can be placed on the pins 10-13 only in a rotational orientation.
  • the base plate 2 is screwed firmly in use on the snowboard surface in use.
  • the pin plate 1 can then be moved in the longitudinal direction of the slots 22-25 corresponding to a respective tooth width of the teeth 18 and 28 in fine increments and locked on the teeth. Since the pins 10-13 also engage in the through holes 40-43, so that the hold-down plate 4 is moved in the same direction relative to the base plate 2. In the direction perpendicular thereto, the hold-down plate may be placed differently over the rows of through-holes 40-43, or displaced continuously relative to the base plate when using elongate holes.
  • the hold-down plate 4 further has two rows of locking holes 44 and 45 which are aligned in the same direction as the through holes 40-43 and also have the same distance to each other. Again, instead of the rows of multiple holes (three are shown) also a correspondingly aligned slot can be provided. The function of these locking holes 44 and 45 will be explained below. Further, the hold-down plate 4 has a central elongated hole 46 whose center is located at the center of the circle of the hold-down plate and whose longitudinal extent is also aligned according to the arrangement of the through holes 40-43 and the locking holes 44 and 45. The function of this central slot 46 will be explained below.
  • annular protruding edge 47 On the underside of the hold-down plate 4 pointing to the snowboard surface S, an annular protruding edge 47 is provided whose axial length is slightly shorter than the thickness of the base plate 2 including the length of the posts 20. If the hold-down plate 4 rests on the upper side of the base plate 2, then the edge 47 thus has a slight distance to the snowboard surface S. The radius of the edge 47 is smaller than the diameter of the hold-down plate 4, so that a part of the hold-down plate 4 projects radially beyond the edge 47.
  • annular ring gear 48 At the snowboard surface facing bottom of this protruding part is an annular ring gear 48 is provided, which in a corresponding counter-toothing 38 (see. Fig. 2 ) of the base plate 3 engages. About this sprocket 48 and the teeth 38, the base plate 3 to a perpendicular to the plane in Fig. 1 standing rotation axis are rotated and locked in fine increments in the direction of rotation.
  • the clamping plate 5 of Fig. 1d is also formed as a circular disc. It has four circular segment-shaped elongated holes 50-53 which run in pairs (50, 51 and 52, 53) on circular paths of different radius corresponding to the different spacing of the pins 10-13 from the center 19 of the pin plate 1.
  • the slots each have a widened end, which is adapted to the diameter of the pins 10-13, so that the pins can be inserted into the slots 50-53 there.
  • the slots have lateral ramps 59, which engage in the groove 14 of the respective pin 10-13.
  • the clamping plate 5 has on its upper side a projecting in the z-direction, central annular collar 56 with a central hole 56a and two also axially projecting edges 57 and 58, which are each arranged around a slot 57a and 58a. These two elongated holes 57a and 58a are aligned along a straight line passing through the circle center of the clamping plate 5.
  • the locking plate 6 of the Fig. 1e is designed as a flat disc. It has four through holes 60, 61, 62 and 63, which are arranged according to the pattern of the pins 10, 11, 12 and 13, respectively.
  • the locking plate 6 has two of its underside facing the snowboard surface S projecting pins 64 and 65, which are arranged and aligned according to the arrangement of the holes 54 and 55 of the clamping plate 5. Further, it has two elongated holes 67a and 68a, which are arranged and aligned corresponding to the edges 57 and 58 of the clamping plate 5. Further, it has a central hole 66 whose diameter is adapted to the diameter of the collar 56.
  • the locking plate 6 has on one side a rectilinear edge 69a and on the opposite side to a parallel edge 69b with a plurality of recesses, so that two rectangular projections 67 and 68 are formed whose dimensions correspond to the holes 57a and 58a of the clamping plate 5.
  • the two projections 67 and 68 serve as a tool for rotating the clamping plate 5.
  • two smaller projections 70 are formed on the edge 69 b. Between these projections, a projection 71 engages the wall 49b of the hold-down plate 4.
  • the straight edge 69 of the locking plate 6 abuts the projection 49 a of the 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 into the holes 44 and 45 of the hold-down plate, whereby the locking plate. 6 the clamping plate 5 locked against the hold-down plate 4 and secured over the edge 69 and the projections 70 also against rotation.
  • the collar 56 of the clamping plate 5 engages in the central hole 66, whereby the locking plate 6 is centered and also held.
  • the pin plate 1 is placed with its underside 17 on the surface of the snowboard S.
  • the base plate 2 is placed from above over the pin plate, so that the posts 20 between the arms 15, 15 'and 16, 16' engage through the pin plate and the pins 10-13 engage through the slots 22-25.
  • the posts 20 are then bolted to so-called.
  • the underside of the base plate 2 with its teeth 28 relative to the teeth 18 of the pin plate 1 has such a distance that the pin plate 1 relative to the base plate 2 within the by the Post 20 in cooperation with the arms 15, 15 'and 16, 16' defined limits in the plane of the snowboard surface (x- / y-plane) is freely displaceable.
  • the base plate 3 is placed over the unit of pin plate 1 and base plate 2, wherein the base plate 3 has a central opening 31 whose diameter is greater than the diameter of pin plate 1 and base plate 2 including the possibility of displacement.
  • a ring gear 32 is mounted, which extends radially from the opening 31 and extends around the opening 31.
  • the base plate 3 has the usual, not shown in detail fastening means for attaching a boot to the binding.
  • any known in the prior art fasteners may be used, such as instep strap, toe straps, heel support (so-called highback), as well as other known fastening devices of shoe-binding combinations, such as locking pin, Tension levers etc.
  • the hold-down plate 4 is inserted with its annular edge 47 in the opening 31 of the base plate 3, in such a way that the pins 10-13 pass through the openings 40-43, wherein for positioning in the y direction ( Fig. 1 ) one of the respective holes 40-43 of the row of holes is selected.
  • the clamping plate 5 is placed, in such a way that the pins 10-13 pass through the slots 50-53 of the clamping plate 5, through the widened openings at one end of the slots 50-53.
  • the locking plate 6 is used as a tool, in such a way that the projections 67 and 68 engage in the openings 57 'and 58' of the clamping plate.
  • the clamping plate 5 is then rotated, wherein the ramps 59 engage in the grooves 14 of the pins 10-13.
  • the pin plate 1 is pressed from below and the hold-down plate 4 together with the base plate 3 from above against the base plate 2.
  • the teeth 18 and 28 engage each other, so that the binding is also positioned in the x direction.
  • the clamping plate 5 is rotated so far until it comes to the stop at the end of the slots 50-53. In this position, the holes 54 and 55 of the clamping plate 5 are then aligned with the holes 44 and 45 of the hold-down plate 4.
  • the locking plate 6 is placed on the clamping plate 5. It is centered over the central hole 66 on the collar 56, the pins 64 and 65 engage through the holes 54 and 55 of the clamping plate into the holes 44 and 45 of the hold-down plate 4 and the edges 57 and 58 of the clamping plate 5 engage the elongated holes 67a and 68a of the locking plate 6 a. At the same time, the edge 69 of the lock plate 6 is aligned with the projection 49a of the hold-down plate 4 and the leading edges the projections 67 and 68 are aligned at the edge 49b. The projection 71 engages between the two projections 70, so that a total of the locking plate 6 by these various positive locking measures the clamping plate 5 firmly locked.
  • the locking plate 6 is frictionally held by these various measures frictionally on the clamping plate 5 and the hold-down plate 4 in a direction perpendicular to the snowboard surface (z-direction).
  • the locking plate can also be secured by a screw (not shown) which is screwed through the hole 66 in the opening 56 a.
  • a recess 49c is provided on the projection 49a, via which one can reach under the locking plate 6 with one finger and lift it.
  • the locking plate 6 itself serves as a tool and has the dual function of the lock and the tool.
  • Fig. 3 shows a section of the binding in the assembled state.
  • the locking pins 64 and 65 are not visible. They are only indicated 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 the context of the above description, it will be readily understood by those skilled in the art.

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  1. Fixation de planche à neige comprenant une plaque de support (2) pouvant être fixée à distance de la surface supérieure d'une planche à neige, une plaque à tenons (1) disposée entre la surface supérieure de la planche à neige et la plaque de support (2), plaque à tenons de laquelle se dressent plusieurs tenons (10-13) qui font saillie à travers des évidements (22-25) associés de la plaque de support (2),
    comprenant une plaque de base (3), qui présente une ouverture centrale (31),
    comprenant une plaque de retenue (4), qui présente des ouvertures (40-45) destinées à réceptionner les tenons (10-13), la plaque de retenue (4) dépassant de l'ouverture (31) de la plaque de base, et
    comprenant un système de serrage destiné à fixer la plaque de retenue (4), la plaque de base (3) et la plaque à tenons (1) sur la plaque de support (2), caractérisée en ce que les tenons (10-13) présentent chacun une rainure annulaire (14), et en ce que
    le système de serrage présente une plaque de serrage (5), qui présente des trous oblongs (50-53) en forme de couronne torique, adaptés aux tenons (10-13), trous dont au moins une paroi latérale présente une rampe inclinée d'assemblage (59), qui vient en prise dans la rainure annulaire (14) respective des tenons (10-13).
  2. Fixation de planche à neige selon la revendication 1, caractérisée en ce que
    la plaque à tenons (1) présente quatre bras (15, 15' et 16, 16') disposés en croix, des extrémités desquels se dressent les tenons (10-13), les bras (15, 15' et 16, 16') qui sont en ligne droite l'un par rapport à l'autre ayant une longueur différente de celle des bras qui leurs sont perpendiculaires.
  3. Fixation de planche à neige selon l'une des revendications 1 ou 2, caractérisée en ce
    qu'une denture (18) s'étendant en ligne droite est prévue sur la face supérieure de la plaque à tenons (1), et en ce qu'une denture (28) correspondante est prévue sur la face inférieure de la plaque de support (2).
  4. Fixation de planche à neige selon la revendication 3, caractérisée en ce
    que les ouvertures de la plaque de support (2) sont des trous oblongs (22-25), dont la direction longitudinale est orientée de manière perpendiculaire par rapport à la direction de la denture (28).
  5. Fixation de planche à neige selon la revendication 4, caractérisée en ce
    que la plaque de retenue (4) présente des rangées de trous de passage (40-43) adaptées à chacun des tenons (10-13), les rangées étant disposées de manière parallèle les unes par rapport aux autres et de manière perpendiculaire par rapport aux trous oblongs de la plaque de support (2).
  6. Fixation de planche à neige selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 5, caractérisée en ce
    qu'une plaque de verrouillage (6) est pourvue d'au moins un tenon excentrique (64, 65) se dressant perpendiculairement, en ce que la plaque de serrage (5) et la plaque de retenue (4) présentent des trous (55, 56 ; 44, 45) adaptés audit au moins un tenon (64, 65), le tenon (64, 65) et les trous (55, 56 ; 44, 45) étant disposés et orientés de sorte que lesdits trous sont alignés les uns avec les autres dans la position de verrouillage de la plaque de serrage (5), de sorte que le tenon (64, 65) peut être inséré dans ces trous (55, 56 ; 44, 45).
  7. Fixation de planche à neige selon la revendication 6, caractérisée en ce
    que la plaque de serrage (5) présente deux saillies (57, 58) situées sur une ligne diamétrale, se dressant perpendiculairement depuis la face supérieure de la plaque de serrage, et en ce que la plaque de verrouillage (6) présente des trous (67a, 68a) adaptés à celles-ci, lesdites saillies (57, 58) et les trous (67a, 68a) étant disposés et orientés les uns par rapport aux autres de sorte que les saillies (57, 58) dans la position de verrouillage de la plaque de serrage (5) viennent en prise dans les trous (67a, 68a).
  8. Fixation de planche à neige selon la revendication 7, caractérisée en ce
    que les saillies (57, 58) présentent des évidements (57a, 58a), et en ce que la plaque de verrouillage (6) comprend, sur un bord latéral, des saillies (67, 68) qui peuvent être insérées dans ces évidements (57a, 58a) pour amener en rotation la plaque de serrage (5).
  9. Fixation de planche à neige selon l'une quelconque des revendications 6 à 8, caractérisée en ce
    que la plaque de serrage (5) présente un collet de butée central (56) en forme de tenon, et en ce que la plaque de verrouillage (6) présente une ouverture centrale (66) adaptée à ce collet (56).
  10. Fixation de planche à neige selon l'une quelconque des revendications 6 à 9, caractérisée en ce
    que la plaque de retenue (4) présente au moins une saillie (49a) sensiblement rectiligne, se dressant perpendiculairement depuis sa surface, et en ce que la plaque de verrouillage (6) présente des bords rectilignes (69a) adaptés à ces saillies.
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