Classifications

• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E04—BUILDING
  • E04G—SCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
  • E04G7/00—Connections between parts of the scaffold
  • E04G7/02—Connections between parts of the scaffold with separate coupling elements
  • E04G7/28—Clips or connections for securing boards

Definitions

• the invention relates to a scaffolding with at least one, preferably in cross-section U-shaped, transverse bar, which extends between two vertical scaffolding elements and connects them together, with at least one covering unit, such as a gangplank or a scaffold floor, the one or a plurality of Eingehgeangeskar, preferably claws, for suspending the covering unit in or on the crossbar and with at least one Aushebeschsvorraum for securing the covering unit against digging, which is detachably connected to the crossbar is or is connected and the one, preferably plate-shaped, In particular elongate, preferably made of metal, in particular of galvanized sheet steel, existing fuse body, preferably a rail for placement on the Einitatiwhisstoff or on Ein developmental order and / or covering the Ein developmental timessstoffs or Ein developmental arts having at least one h Akenförmiges fastener having in the secured against excavation state by a provided in the crossbar hole, preferably by a direction of Longitudinal
• a spring a coil spring, preferably at least one leg spring can be used. As a result, favorable force application and safety conditions can be achieved.
• the leg spring can be formed as a double-leg spring of a first leg spring and a second leg spring, each comprising a first leg and a second leg, wherein a first leg of the first leg spring and a first leg of the second Leg spring integrally connected or integrally formed.
• first leg spring and the second leg spring may have or form a common leg, in particular a V-shaped or U-shaped leg.
• the plate and / or the securing body has a, preferably first, stop body for preventing an overstretching of the spring during pivoting of the plate from the closing or securing position into the open position, ie during an opening movement or have.
• a stop body for preventing an overstretching of the spring during pivoting of the plate from the closing or securing position into the open position, ie during an opening movement or have.
• the plate and / or the securing body has a, preferably second, stop body for limiting the pivoting of the plate in the closing direction in a simple assembly enabling position or have.
• the, preferably first and / or second, stop body can be designed as a stop lug or stop tongue. This allows a simple, inexpensive and stable as well as safe construction.
• the, preferably first and / or second, stop body of the plate is formed integrally with the plate and / or that, preferably first and / or second, stop body of the fuse body is formed integrally with the fuse body.
• the, preferably first and / or second, stop body of the plate is formed by forming from the plate or is produced by forming the plate and / or that, preferably first and / or second, Stop body of the fuse body is formed by forming from the fuse body or is made by forming the fuse body.
• the, preferably first and / or second, stop body at least partially surrounds or embrace the pivot axis of the hinge.
• one or more easily manufactured stop body can be provided, by means of which or which one or more particularly stable securing end positions of the plate can be realized.
• the first stop body and the second stop body of the plate are formed in different directions from the plate or are made by forming the plate in different directions or that the first stop body and the second stop body of the fuse body in different Directions are formed from the fuse body or manufactured by forming the fuse body in different directions.
• Such stopper body can be particularly simple and inexpensive to manufacture and allow limiting the pivoting movement of the locking plate both in the opening direction and in the closing direction in a particularly simple and stable manner.
• the first stop body extends beyond a plane spanned by the plate and that the second stop body extends below the plane defined by the plate.
• the plate during its pivoting from the closed or securing position in the open position on or with one, preferably the first, stop body at an inclination angle relative to the fuse body or to a spanned by this and the Plane containing longitudinal axis abuts that is greater than zero degrees and / or in which the plate is not completely pivoted to or on the fuse body.
• the inclination angle is greater than 10 degrees or 20 degrees and / or the inclination angle is less than 135 degrees or 100 degrees.
• the angle of inclination is about 90 degrees.
• the plate in the non-installed and / or installed state of the Aushebeschsvorraum is acted upon by the spring forces of the spring in the closing direction such that the plate on or with one or the, preferably second, stop body in an inclination angle relative to the securing body or to a plane defined by this plane and containing its longitudinal axis, which is greater than 135 degrees, in particular greater than 170 degrees and which is less than 225 degrees, in particular less than 205 degrees.
• this angle of inclination is about 180 degrees.
• the invention task can also or additionally be solved by the features of claim 18, in particular in that the hook-shaped fastening element consists of flat steel and / or secured against excavation state At least in a height corresponding to the free hanging end of the Ein knowledgewhisstoffs or the free ends of Ein rehabilitationwhisstoff, preferably substantially over its entire, preferably formed below the fuse unit, length, bounded by parallel side surfaces which are parallel to the longitudinal axis of the Fuse body in one the thickness of the fastener corresponding distance to each other.
• the hook-shaped fastening element consists of flat steel
• this hook-shaped fastener now be made of a higher-strength steel compared to the previously used and cold forming or cold forming and therefore of a relatively soft, deformable steel or steel sheet fasteners
• Alone by this can be higher strength or load capacity in conjunction with greater security against deformation of the hook-shaped fasteners and thus achieve greater security against tilting and / or lifting or lifting the entire Aushebeschsvorraum.
• the hook-shaped fastener is made of flat steel and / or is bounded by parallel side surfaces which extend parallel to the longitudinal axis of the fuse body at a distance to each other, it is with selection of a suitable distance or a suitable thickness in contrast to the comparatively wide, conically down to the hook end towards tapered fasteners according to the prior art possible to avoid a collision of the hook-shaped fastener with the Ein skillwhisstoff or with the Ein developmentalwhisstoffn the covering unit or covering units during assembly.
• the hook-shaped fastening element consists of solid material.
• the hook-shaped fastening element is cantilevered or bending-free, preferably non-deformable, in particular by stamping. This allows a particularly cost-effective production and construction.
• the distance of the side surfaces of the hook-shaped fastener or the thickness of the fastener in the secured against excavation state at least in one of the height of the free end the Ein reliedwhisstoffs or the free ends of Ein rehabilitationwhisstoff corresponding area, preferably substantially over its entire, in particular formed below the fuse unit, length is less than the horizontal distance of at least two in or on one and the same cross bar opposite hinged Ein rehabilitationwhisstoffn of two from the crossbars in different directions extending and / or adjoining padding units.
• the hook-shaped fastener is also readily between two opposing Ein rehabilitationwhisschn place, so that it does not depend on the width of the pad units, respectively, on the arrangement or the distance of Ein vonsstoff the padding units. Consequently, when using a lifting device designed to match a certain length of a transverse bar with a suitable length, it is then possible to use any width of padding units with any segmented or spaced-in hanging aids over the hanging or resting length of the transverse bar.
• the end face of the free end of the fuse body with an elongated, extending in the axial direction recess for receiving a formed with or made of flat material fastening body, in particular a mounting wedge for attaching the cross bar to one of the vertical framework elements, and the end face of the free end of the pivotable plates is provided with a same or the same recess, wherein the recesses are each designed as a recess slot, as is known per se from DE 30 20 389 C2, but in addition the Slot is limited, preferably substantially over its entire slot length, with parallel slot walls having a slot width corresponding distance to each other, which is equal to or only slightly larger than the thickness of the flat material of the mounting body, so that if only on one side the crossbar is mounted in or on this at least one covering unit with its Ein developmentaltimesstoff or with their Ein developmentalangesstoffn, the Aushebeschsvoretti on the flat material of the mounting body is verkantbar or tilted so that it
• the slot width prefferably at most 25%, preferably at most 20%, in particular approximately 17%, greater than the thickness of the flat material of the fastening body accommodated in the slot.
• FIG. 1 shows a side view of a release securing device according to the invention
• Fig. 2 is a plan view of the Aushebeschsvortechnisch according to Figure 1;
• FIG 3 is an enlarged view of the end formed with a pivotable plate and marked in Figure 2 with a circle of Aushebesich securing device.
• FIG 4 is an enlarged view of the formed with a pivotable plate and marked in Figure 1 with a circle end of Aushebesi- securing device, wherein the pivotable
• FIG 5 is an enlarged view of the detail according to FIG 4 with the pivotable plate which is pivoted to a maximum open position.
• Fig. 6 is an enlarged cross section of the Aushebeschsvortechnische along the section lines 6-6 in Figure 1;
• Figure 7 shows a joint of two adjoining and in opposite directions away from each other extending pad units, which are mounted in or on a cross bar, with the properly launched or hinged Aushebeschsvorraum in plan view.
• 8 shows a section through the arrangement according to FIG. 7 along the section line 8-8 in FIG. 7;
• FIG. 9 shows a section through the arrangement according to FIG. 7 along the section line 9-9 on an enlarged scale.
• FIGS 7 to 9 show a Aushebesi- invention cherungsvorraum 40 in a practical application of an inventive scaffolding 20.
• Such Bauge ⁇ Jost 20 may be made vertical scaffold elements 22, which are also referred to as stems, as well as being fixed thereto diagonal scaffold members and / or horizontal scaffolding elements are constructed, wherein in the figures as a horizontal scaffold element, a cross bar 21 is shown.
• the diagonally and horizontally extending scaffolding elements may be connected to the vertical scaffolding elements 22 and fixed to be attached to the vertical scaffolding element 22 with a connection shoe 25 provided with a horizontal slit 25, which may preferably be a wedge head located connecting flange 23, which may be a rosette, preferably a perforated disc provided with through holes, engage around and on this or at this by means of a fastening body 26, here in the form of a mounting wedge 26, set.
• the fastening wedge 26 is inserted through a respective wedge opening in an upper head part and in a lower head part of the connecting head 24 as well as through a hole of the eight through holes of the perforated disk or rosette 23.
• the transverse bar 21 is a U-shaped transverse bar 21.
• it has a U-shaped cross-section perpendicular to its longitudinal axis 32 in a sectional plane. It is understood, however, that also crossbars with other cross-sections, for example, round tubes, possibly in combination with other, custom-designed Ein vonsstoffn can be used.
• the transverse bar 21 having a U-shaped cross section is formed with a base or web 31, from which perpendicular to and spaced from one another and approximately parallel two support webs 29.1 and 29.2 extend in the same direction away. In the region of their free ends, the support webs 29.1 and 29.2 support edges for supporting the pad units 27.
• the support edges are preferably bent inward or angled.
• In the web or in the base 31 of the cross bar 21 are spaced from each other, here two designed as slots holes 33 are provided.
• Their distance or arrangement and dimensioning is designed in accordance with the inventive Aushebeschsvorraum 40 in particular such that after applying the securing body 41 of the Aushebe Anlagensvortechnik 40 and their engagement in the desired end position, the hook parts 95.2 at the end edges of the respective hole 33 to below the Base or the web 31 of the cross bar 21 engage, so this then engage behind and lie directly on this or are arranged at a small distance to this.
• one or more lining units 27; 27.1, 27.2 are secured by means of a Aushebeschsvortechnisch 40 according to the invention against lifting from or out or against lifting of the crossbar 21.
• the Aushebeschsvorraum 40 includes as essential elements, here a plate-shaped, securing body 41, which is designed here as a rail and further comprises a plate 47 which is pivotally connected via a hinge 43 to the securing body 41. Further, the Aushebommesvortechnik 40, here two, hook-shaped fasteners 42 which are at an axial distance from each other on the underside 54 of the fuse body 41, preferably by welding, are attached.
• the plate-shaped securing body 41 is designed here as an elongate rail, which preferably consists of galvanized sheet steel.
• the securing plate 47 may be made of metal, preferably made of galvanized steel sheet. The connection between the plate 47 and the securing body 41 via the hinge 43.
• the hinge 43 is formed in the embodiment with a threaded bolt bolt 45, here a hexagonal bolt 45 and a serving to secure nut 46.
• the plate 47 has, on the side assigned to the securing body 41 in the region of its two outer edges, a deformation, for example bending over or crimping, prepared eyelet or sleeve through which the threaded bolt of the screw 45 is inserted therethrough.
• the securing body 41 has at its end associated with the plate 47 in an on either side of the longitudinal axis 76 associated end in a both sides of the longitudinal axis 76 extending central region also by forming, such as bending or flanging, prepared eyelet or sleeve, through which the Threaded bolt of the screw 45 is also inserted therethrough.
• the double leg spring 61 comprises two leg springs 61.1 and 61.2.
• the first leg 61.1 has a first leg 64.1 and a second leg 64.2 and the second leg spring 61.2 also has a first leg 65.1 and 65.2.
• the first leg 64.1 of the first leg spring 61.1 and the first leg 65.1 of the second leg spring 61.2 are integral with each other here connected or formed to form a common U-shaped leg 62.
• This U-leg 62 is supported on the upper side 63 of the securing body 41 in a substantially flat bearing area there, which is arranged between the two axially extending or parallel to the longitudinal axis 76 of the securing body 41 extending lateral folds 93 which a Stiffen the fuse body 41 effect.
• the other legs 64.2 and 65.2 of the spring 61 are supported on the upper side 55 of the plate 47.
• the spring 61 is arranged and dimensioned such that the spring forces of the spring 61 act on the plate 47 in the closing direction 48 (FIG. 5).
• the spring 61 forms a plate securing aid 60, by means of which the plate 47 is moved from an open position, as shown for example in FIG. 5 in the form of a maximum open position 49, into a closing position.
• Secured position 50 is 29enkbar or is pivoted ( Figures 4 and 8).
• the plate 47 can only under application of increased opening forces (see arrow 63) against the spring force of the spring 61 from the Schmonyarch. Secured position 50 in one or the open position 49 are pivoted. In this way, therefore, the plate 47, when the Aushebesch redesignsvorraum 40 is in its Aushebescheau (see Figures 7 and 8) by the spring force of the spring 61 in its Schmonyarch. Secured position 50 held. Consequently, the plate 47 would not only due to its own weight, but additionally held by the spring forces of the spring 61 in the closed position 50.
• the plate 47 with also referred to as a first stop body stop body 71 is provided, which is designed here as a stop tongue 71.
• This stop body or this stop tongue 71 is integrally formed with the plate 47 and formed out of this by forming, for example by bending or flanging, here such that the stopper body 71 extends to above a plane defined by the plate 47 level 73, while the pivot axis 44 containing the threaded bolt of the nut 46 partially engages.
• the plate 47 also has a stop body 72, also referred to as a second stop body, which serves to limit the closing movement in the closing direction 58 when the plate 47 is pivoted in the closing direction 58 in such a manner that after abutment of the stop body 72 on the underside 54 of the Fuse body 41 a simple installation enabling position 59 of the plate 47 is achieved relative to the fuse body 41.
• the plate 47 is in this position 59 in a position relative to the fuse body 41, in which the plane spanned by the plate 73 and plane spanned by the fuse body 41 level 75 are approximately parallel or in the only slight inclination angle of these levels is reached relative to each other.
• this position 49 corresponds approximately to the locking or locking position 50.
• Fuse position 50 or in a only a small angle in the closing direction 58 thereof different position of the plate 47, so the stopper 72 is posted on the bottom 54 of the fuse body 41.
• the stopper body 72 is likewise formed in one piece with the plate 47 and is likewise shaped out of the plate 47 by deformation.
• the stop body 72 also referred to as the second stopper body, is shaped out of the plate 47 in such a way that it projects downward below the stop body Plate 47 spanned plane 73 extends.
• the stopper body 72 surrounds the pivot pin 44 containing threaded bolt of the screw 45 of the hinge 43 partially.
• the plate 47 when the plate 47 is pivoted from its closing or securing position 50 into an open position, the plate 47 or its abutment body 71 strikes at an angle of inclination 74 relative to the securing body 41 or relative to a stop position through the fuse body 41 spanned and its longitudinal axis 76 containing level 75, which is greater than zero degrees and here is about 90 degrees.
• the plate 47 In this open position 49, therefore, the plate 47 is in its maximum open position 49, that is pivoted relative to the closed position 50 shown in Figure 4 by approximately 90 degrees in the opening direction 57 in its maximum open position 49. This ensures that the spring 61 is not overstretched, so that over a long time secure function is ensured.
• the plate 47 is acted upon in the closing direction 58 by the spring forces of the spring 61 both in the non-installed state and in the installed state of the unlatching safety device 40, so that the plate 47 engages with the preferably second stopper body 72 abuts at an inclination angle 77 relative to the securing body 41 or to a plane defined by this and its longitudinal axis 76 containing level 75 on the underside 54 of the fuse body 41, which is about 180 degrees here.
• a particular advantage of the Aushebeêt- device 40 according to the invention is that for their assembly, so for the purpose of their attachment to the or in the crossbar 21 to reach a lift-off, the plate 47 is not necessarily before in a mounting position enabling the opening position must be pivoted or not be located in a folded towards the fuse body 41 opening position, but that the plate due to the spring force of the spring 61 and due to the provision and the arrangement and design of the stopper 72 already in an assembly position is located in which a simple assembly when hanging and moving the fuse body 41 is reached.
• the fastening elements 42 are formed from flat steel 78.
• the fastening elements 42 are delimited essentially over their entire length 80 by parallel side surfaces 81.1 and 81.2 which extend parallel to the longitudinal axis 76 of the securing body 41 in a distance 82 corresponding to the thickness 82 of the respective fastening element 42. This thickness 82 or this distance 82 is 5 mm in the exemplary embodiment.
• the hook-shaped fastening elements 42 are made of solid material and are free from bending and bending, preferably without deformation, produced by punching.
• the spacing 82 of the side surfaces 81.1 and 81.2 or the thickness 82 of the hook-shaped fastening element 42 is substantially smaller over its entire length 80 than the horizontal distance 69 of two hanging aids 28.1 suspended in and against one and the same crossbar 21, respectively. 28.2, here claws, of two at a joint adjoining pad units 27.1, 27.2 or of two of the cross bar 21 in different directions away extending pad units 27.1, 27.2 ( Figure 9).
• Each hook-shaped fastening element 42 consists of a fastening part 95.1 and a hook part 95.2.
• the fastening element 42 is fastened with its fastening part 95.1 to the securing body 41.
• a planar contact surface 90 is provided, which is here perpendicular to the longitudinal axis 76 of the securing body 41 or perpendicular to the plane defined by this and the longitudinal axis 76 containing level 75 formed.
• the hook portion 95.2 of the fastener 42 extends in a direction away from the plate 47 provided with the end of the fuse body 41 direction.
• the hook part 95.2 has on its upper side 98 a Aushebeêt- approximately surface 98, which is here approximately parallel to the longitudinal axis 76 of the fuse body or parallel to the plane defined by the fuse body 41 and the longitudinal axis 76 containing level 75 is formed. Im against lifting secured state engages behind this top 98 and this Ausheberiessflache 98, the bottom or outer surface 36 of the web or the base 31 of the cross bar 21, as shown in Figures 8 and 9.
• the end face 84 of the free end 83 of the securing body 41 is provided with an elongated, extending in the axial direction recess in the form of a slot 85.1, or for receiving a formed with or made of flat material fastening body 26, in particular a mounting wedge 26, preferably for attachment the crossbar 21 on one of the vertical framework elements 22, is suitable and determined.
• the end face 88 of the free end 87 of the plate 47 is provided with a similar or the same, also designed in the form of a slot 85.2 recess 85.2.
• Each slot 85.1 and 85.2 is essentially over its entire slot length 89.1, 89.2 with parallel slot walls 91.1.1, 91.1.2; 91.2.1, 91.2.2 limited, which have a slot width 92.1 or 92.2 corresponding distance 92.1 or 92.2 to each other.
• This distance 92.1, 92.2 is only slightly greater than the thickness 30 of the flat material of the fixing wedge 26 designed here as a fastening wedge 26, so that if at least on one side of the crossbar 21 in or on this at least one covering unit 27 with its Ein relieskar 28 is hung with or its Ein developmentalwhisstoffn 28, the Aushebe- safing device 40 on the flat material of the mounting body 26 is tilted or tilted such that it is not or only slightly or only slightly tilted about its longitudinal axis 76 or tilted.
• the slot width 92.1, 92.2 each 7 mm and the thickness 30 of the flat material of the fastening body 26 and the mounting wedge 26 is 6 mm.
• the slit width 92.1, 92.2 in the exemplary embodiment about 17% greater than the thickness 30 of the flat material of the fastening body 26 and the mounting wedge 26. So if, in the Aushebe Anlagens ein the Aushebe Anlagensvorraum 40, the respective flat material of the respective mounting body 26 and the mounting wedge 26th is in the slot 85.1 of the fuse body 41 and in the slot 85.2 of the plate 47, remains between the flat material of the fastening body 26 and the slot walls 91.1.1, 91.1.2; 91.2.1, 91.2.2 each only a small gap, which is here about a maximum of about 1 mm.
• the fastening elements 42 are dimensioned such that the distance between the upper side 98 and the Ausheberiessflache 98 of the hook parts 95.2 from the bottom 54 and of the lower surface 54 of the fuse body 41 is preferably just so large that the hook portion 95.2 after engagement or Moving the fuse body 41 abuts in its end position on the outer surface 36 of the web or the base 31 of the cross bar 21 or is located only a short distance from this outer surface 36.
• the plate 47 In a predetermined by the contact surfaces 90 of the hook-shaped fasteners 42 and their abutments on the front edges of the slots 33 in the cross bar 21 end position, or shortly before, the plate 47 automatically works in the closing direction 58 due to the spring forces of the spring 61 downward in its closing - or securing position 50, in which then also the slot 85.2 of the plate 47 surrounds a mounting wedge 26. In this closing or securing position 50, the plate 47 prevents a displacement of the securing body 41 or the entire Aushebeschsvortechnisch 40 in a direction opposite to the arrow 70.

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