EP2201198B1 - Handle, eye, or clothes hook having a mounting plate and pivot bearing - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a handle (10) having at least one mounting plate or retaining part (12) that may be mounted in a gap (14) in a thin wall (16) such as a panel wall by means of snapping units (18), wherein, according to the invention, the mounting plate (12) forms or carries a pivot bearing (20) for the at least one end (22) of a handle (10) or the like made of a round material such as strong wire, said end having a round cross section.

Description

Background of the invention

The invention relates to a handle according to the preamble of claim 1.

State of the art

Such a handle is already out of the W02005 / 083207 A1 known.

The disadvantage of this known handle is that it can not be folded away.

The document FR 2648526 A discloses a handle according to the preamble of claim 1, which can be folded away.

Object of the invention

The object of the invention is to develop an alternative weggeklappbaren handle.

solutions

The problem is solved by the features of the characterizing part of claim 1.

Such a handle can be used as a carrying handle, but on the other hand fold away in one direction at least so far that it rests flat on the mounting surface and then no longer protruding.

According to one embodiment of the invention, the mounting plate carries or forms at least one stop for the at least one end of the handle od. Like.

By the stopper, it is possible to provide on the other side of the mounting plate a ramp or a stopper, which makes it possible to project the handle for easier gripping movement of the mounting surface, wherein the angle at which the handle strikes before he flat his Position has reached, can be determined by appropriate choice of the stop height.

Larger, longer handles can also be used with two holding parts.

In such an embodiment, it is favorable that two mounting plates are provided, each with a pivot bearing for the two ends of the handle made of wire.

According to the invention, the snap device consists of two oppositely mounted against spring force in the mounting plate carriage with a flat inlet inclined surface and a steep, self-locking holding slant on the free end face of the carriage to equip, which support surfaces cooperate with the edge of the breakthrough as a snap device, and wherein the carriage in the Storage space of the wire end protrude so that they are axially fixed. By the measure, a double use of the carriage is achieved, on the one hand for holding the retaining plate on the thin wall, on the other hand, the axial fixation of the handle in the retaining plate.

In order to achieve that the handle remains as possible in any position, also reduce Rattergeräusche shake load, it is advantageous if, according to another embodiment, the pivot bearing of a thin wall toward open groove or notch with a slightly smaller depth than that Diameter of the round material or the end of the wire, is formed, so that the handle stops due to the friction and clamping between the wire end and wall in any desired position.

According to an alternative construction, the pivot bearing is of a groove or recess open to the thin wall with a slightly smaller depth than corresponds to the diameter of the wire and an additionally provided base, is formed, so that the handle stops due to the friction and clamping between the wire end and the voltage applied to the wall pad in any desired position.

The pad has the further advantage that, if desired, the handle each maintains a distance, which may be advantageous in certain applications.

The stop can also be arranged such that it can be interpreted for different stop positions.

The wire may be bent to a C-shape and z. B. represent a lashing.

Another possibility is to let the wire deviate from the C-shape by looping so far that the shape is e.g. a clothes hook is created.

If, for some reason, you do not want the round handle part to rest on the sheet metal wall, you can also work with an additional shim. This is also possible if for certain reasons more distance of the handle or another at least in the storage area round cross-section having utility article required for sheet metal wall.

The direction of movement of the carriage may be parallel or perpendicular to the axis of the pivot bearing.

Brief description of the drawings

The invention will be explained in more detail by means of exemplary embodiments, which are illustrated in the drawings.

Fig. 1A

in einer auseinander gezogenen Ansicht eine in einer dünnen Wand montierbare Griffeinrichtung, hier in Form einer Verzurröse oder Griffes;

Fig. 1B

eine Ansicht von hinten auf den montierten Griff;

Fig. 1C

eine Ansicht von oben auf den montierten Griff;

Fig. 1D

eine Seitenansicht auf die schmale Seite des Griffes;

Fig. 1E

eine Seitenansicht auf die breite Seite des Griffes;

Fig. 1F

eine Schnittansicht entlang der Linie A-A der Fig. 1B;

Fig. 1G

eine Schnittansicht entlang der Linie B-B der Fig. 1C;

Fig. 1H

eine Schnittansicht entlang der Linie C-C der Fig. 1D;

Fig. 1I

eine vergrößerte Darstellung des Bereichs Z der Fig. 1G;

Fig. 2A bis 2I

entsprechende Ansichten einer Ausführungsform mit Unterlegteil;

Fig. 3A bis 3I

entsprechende Darstellungen einer Ausführungsform, die als Kleiderhaken geeignet ist;

Fig. 4A bis 4I

eine Kleiderhakenanordnung mit Unterlegteil;

Fig. 5A

eine Ausführungsform für einen längeren Griff in Draufsicht;

Fig. 5B

eine Seitenansicht der Ausführungsform von Fig. 5A;

Fig. 6

eine Seitenansicht der Ausführungsform von Fig. 5A zur Darstellung der Anschlageinrichtung;

Fig. 7

die Ausführungsform der Fig. 6 mit eingebautem Griff;

Fig. 8

eine Darstellung, bei der die Halteschlitten gleichzeitig die Halteplatte im Durchbruch der dünnen Wand und den Griff in der Halteplatte festhalten;

Fig. 9A bis 9F

eine Ausführungsform mit C-förmigem Griff, dessen Enden in jeweils einem Halteteil mit Drehlager und Anschlag gehalten sind;

Fig. 10A bis

10G eine Ausführungsform ähnlich der der Fig. 9A bis 9F, jedoch ohne Anschlag und anderer Beweggunsrichtung der Schlitten; und

Fig. 11

ein nicht zur Erfindung gehörendes Beispiel, bei dem die Schlitten als Befestigungsmittel durch eine Kopfschraube mit Tellerfeder ersetzt ist.

It shows:

Fig. 1A

in an exploded view of a mountable in a thin wall handle device, here in the form of a lashing or handle;

Fig. 1B

a view from the rear of the mounted handle;

Fig. 1C

a view from above of the mounted handle;

Fig. 1D

a side view of the narrow side of the handle;

Fig. 1E

a side view of the wide side of the handle;

Fig. 1F

a sectional view taken along the line AA of Fig. 1B ;

Fig. 1G

a sectional view taken along the line BB of Fig. 1C ;

Fig. 1H

a sectional view taken along the line CC of Fig. 1D ;

Fig. 1I

an enlarged view of the area Z of Fig. 1G ;

Fig. 2A to 2I

corresponding views of an embodiment with shim;

Fig. 3A to 3I

corresponding representations of an embodiment which is suitable as a coat hook;

Fig. 4A to 4I

a coat hook assembly with shim;

Fig. 5A

an embodiment for a longer handle in plan view;

Fig. 5B

a side view of the embodiment of Fig. 5A ;

Fig. 6

a side view of the embodiment of Fig. 5A for the representation of the stop device;

Fig. 7

the embodiment of the Fig. 6 with built-in handle;

Fig. 8

a representation in which the holding slide at the same time hold the holding plate in the opening of the thin wall and the handle in the holding plate;

Figs. 9A to 9F

an embodiment with C-shaped handle whose ends are held in a respective holding part with pivot bearing and stopper;

10A to

10G shows an embodiment similar to that of FIG Figs. 9A to 9F but without stop and other direction of movement of the carriages; and

Fig. 11

a not belonging to the invention example in which the carriage is replaced as a fastener by a cap screw with cup spring.

In Fig. 1A is in exploded view, a first embodiment of an inventively designed handle or lashing shown, comprising the handle 10 with at least one mounting plate or holding part 12, which mounting plate in an opening 14 in a thin wall 16, such as sheet metal wall, by snap means 18 can be fixed the mounting plate 12 is a pivot bearing 20 for the at least one end 22 of a z. B. round material such as strong wire curved handle 24 represents.

The in the Fig. 1A to 1I illustrated embodiment represents a handle or lashing eyelet with a relatively short length, wherein a holding part is sufficient to receive both ends of the handle. For larger and longer handles, like in Fig. 5A shown, can also be used with two holding parts 512. As the Fig. 5B but also reveals 5A, the support plate 512 integrally carries an abutment means 526 for the at least one end of the handle 524, see also Fig. 5B , Further explanations can be found in the FIGS. 6, 7 and 8 , Accordingly, the stops 626 according to Fig. 6 be designed so that they are suitable for each required positions. In the embodiment according to Fig. 6 the stopper is designed to create an angle X between the abutment surface 626 and the attachment surface or thin wall 616. The angle X is at the Fig. 6 bigger than the Fig. 7 , caused by the respective other arrangement of the stop surface 726 and 626th

Fig. 8 shows the holding part of Fig. 7 and Fig. 6 is a plan view showing a retaining member having a ramp or abutment surface 826 which is particularly favorable when the handle is used. The snap device 618 here consists of two counter-mounted against spring force in the mounting plate 612 slide 30, 32, each with a flat inlet inclined surface 34 and a steep, self-locking holding slant surface 36. The free end surfaces of the carriage 32 and 30, are surfaces 34, 36, which cooperate with the edge 38 to form the snap device, wherein the carriage 32, 30 protrude into the storage space 40 of the wire end and the ends 22 of the handle 10 such that they can be axially fixed, thus enabling a pre-assembly in which the Holding parts are already hinged to the handle. As Fig. 6 For example, the pivot bearing is defined by a groove or notch open to the thin wall with a slightly smaller depth than the diameter of the wire, see, for example Fig. 1I , corresponds. By this measure, the handle is subjected to a clamping or friction between the wire end and the wall, so that it stops in any desired position due to the friction.

As the Fig. 2A shows the pivot bearing 220 may be formed by a base 42, in which case the pivot bearing 220 from a thin wall toward the open semicircular groove or recess 244 with a slightly smaller depth, see the dimension 46, as the diameter 48 of the wire 224 and an additional pad 42 corresponds, is formed. Again, the grip is due to friction and clamping between the wire end and the voltage applied to the wall 16 pad 42 held in any desired position.

In the embodiment of the Fig. 1A to 1I respectively. 2A to 2I the wire is bent into a handle or to a lashing C-shaped. In the embodiment according to Fig. 3A to 3I 4A to 4I has been added to the C-shape a loop shape, which acts as a folding coat hook. The difference between the two embodiments resides in the use of a pad 442 which provides the clearance from the thin wall.

The carriages 30, 32 may have recesses 52 for retraction by means of a key to disassemble the handle disposed through a rear opening 54 in the mounting plate 12, which opening 54 is closable by a plug 56 which simultaneously can limit the axial movement of the carriage 30, 32.

In Figs. 9A to 9F is shown in various views an embodiment with C-shaped handle 924, the ends 922 are held in a respective holding part 912 with pivot bearing 920 and stop 926, about the axis of rotation 62 between a in the Figures 9A and 9F recognizable, applied to the thin wall 16 end position and in Fig. 9D recognizable, applied to a stop 926 of the holding part 912 position in which the handle 924 is erected. The carriage 930 moves within the snap device 918 in a direction 64, see Fig. 9B , which is perpendicular to the axis of rotation 62 of the handle and is particularly stable because the carriage 930 with its holding slant surface 936 is particularly close to and in the loading direction of the handle end 922, if this according Fig. 9D is unfolded and rests against the stop 926, thereby transmitting torque forces in the counterclockwise direction to the holding part 912. The holding part releases these torque forces via the holding slanted surface 936 onto the inner surface of the thin wall 16 and over a support surface 66 onto the outer surface of the thin wall 16.

10A to 10G shows an embodiment similar to that of Figs. 9A to 9F , denoted by corresponding reference numerals, the digit sequence is preceded by 10 instead of 9, but without stop and with other direction of movement of the carriage, which is less resilient.

Fig. 11 shows an example not belonging to the invention, in which the carriage is replaced as a fastening means by a cap screw 60 with plate spring 58. The plate spring pulls the screw screwed into the holding part 1112 in the direction of the thin wall 16 in such a way that the round handle end 1122, which is mounted in the bearing 1120, rubingly rests on the thin wall 16.

Commercial evaluation

The handle according to the invention is commercially evaluable in control cabinet construction.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

10, 910, 1010

Handle, lashing eye, clothes hook

12, 512, 912, 1112

Mounting plate, holding part

14

breakthrough

16

thin wall

18,918,1018

snaps

20, 920, 1020, 1120

pivot bearing

22, 922, 1022, 1122

End with round cross section

24, 524, 1024

Handle made of round material

526, 926

Ramp, stop

28

Page without stop

30

Sledge, metal plate

32

Sledge, metal plate

34

Inlet sloping surface

36, 936, 1036

Holding sloping surface

38

edge

40

storage room

42

document

44, 244

Groove, incision

46

measure

48

diameter

50

spring force

52

incision

54

opening

56

Plug

58

Belleville spring

60

head screw

62

axis

64

Carriage moving direction

66

bearing surface

Claims (9)

1. A handle (10) with at least one fixation plate or retaining part (12), which can be fixed in an opening (14) in a thin wall (16), such as a sheet-metal wall by means of snap-on devices (18), wherein the fixation plate (12) forms or supports a pivot bearing (20) or bearing space (40) for the at least one end (22), which has a round cross-section, of a handle (24) curved from a round material such as strong wire, characterised in that the snap-on device (18) consists of two metal plates or slides (30, 32), which are borne in opposite directions in the fixation plate (12) against spring force (50), having one gently inclined run-in surface (34) and a steep self-lockingly acting retaining inclined surface (36) at the free end face of the slide (30, 32), which retaining surfaces (34, 36) in the mounted state cooperate with the edge (38) of the opening (14) as a snap-on device, and in that the slides (30, 32) project into the bearing space (40) of the ends (22) of the handle (24) such that they are axially secured.
2. The handle according to Claim 1, characterised in that the pivot bearing (20) is formed by a groove or notch (44), which is open towards the thin wall, with a slightly smaller depth than the diameter (48) of the end (22) of the handle (24), such that, in the mounted state, the handle (24) remains stationary in each desired position due to the friction and clamping between the wire end (22) and the wall (14).
3. The handle according to one of claims 1 or 2, characterised in that the pivot bearing (20) is formed by a groove or notch (244), which is open towards the thin wall, with a slightly smaller depth than the diameter (48) of the end (222) of the handle (224) and an additional base (42), such that, in the mounted state, the handle (224) remains stationary in each desired position due to the friction and clamping between the wire end (222) and the base (42) abutting the wall (14).
4. The handle according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterised in that the wire is curved into a C-shape and represents a lashing eye, for example.
5. The handle according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterised in that the wire deviates from a C shape through the formation of a loop to the extent that the shape of a clothes hook, for example, is formed.
6. The handle according to Claim 1, characterised in that the direction of movement of the slides (30, 32) is parallel or perpendicular to the axis (62) of the pivot bearing (20).
7. The handle according to Claim 1, characterised in that the fixation plate (12) forms at least one stop (526, 826, 926) for the at least one end of the handle (24) curved from wire.
8. The handle according to claim 1 or 7, characterised in that two fixation plates (512, 912, 1012) are each provided with a pivot bearing (520) for the two ends (22) of the handle (524) made of wire.
9. The handle according to one of claims 7 or 8, characterised in that the stop (826) is arranged such that it can be configured for different stop positions (626, 726).

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