EP2943087A1 - Annular piece of jewelry having coaxial ring elements that can be moved in a guided manner - Google Patents
Annular piece of jewelry having coaxial ring elements that can be moved in a guided mannerInfo
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- EP2943087A1 EP2943087A1 EP14705276.5A EP14705276A EP2943087A1 EP 2943087 A1 EP2943087 A1 EP 2943087A1 EP 14705276 A EP14705276 A EP 14705276A EP 2943087 A1 EP2943087 A1 EP 2943087A1
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Classifications
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A44—HABERDASHERY; JEWELLERY
- A44C—PERSONAL ADORNMENTS, e.g. JEWELLERY; COINS
- A44C9/00—Finger-rings
- A44C9/0007—Finger-rings made of several rings
- A44C9/0015—Finger-rings made of several rings connected or interlinked to each other
- A44C9/003—Finger-rings made of several rings connected or interlinked to each other in a rotatable way
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A44—HABERDASHERY; JEWELLERY
- A44C—PERSONAL ADORNMENTS, e.g. JEWELLERY; COINS
- A44C9/00—Finger-rings
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A44—HABERDASHERY; JEWELLERY
- A44C—PERSONAL ADORNMENTS, e.g. JEWELLERY; COINS
- A44C9/00—Finger-rings
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a ring-shaped piece of jewelry with a variable appearance, in particular a finger ring.
- the jewel consists of a plurality of interconnected and mutually movable coaxial ring elements, the ring elements comprising at least one inner ring element and two outer ring elements and wherein the inner ring element and the outer ring elements with respect to each other in changing the appearance of the jewel Positions
- Ring-shaped pieces of jewelry with only two coaxial ring elements which can be moved relative to one another in different positions, in which the outer ring element covers different outer circumferential surface areas of the inner ring element and thereby provides different appearances of the jewel
- the inner ring member has a smaller inner diameter than the outer ring member, so that after attaching the jewel on a body member, for example, a finger in the case of a finger ring, only the inner ring member supports the limb.
- the outer ring member can be moved in relation to the inner ring member in different positions without removing the jewelry piece.
- an open gap in the axial direction is formed at a front end of the piece of jewelry between the outer ring element and the body member, in which dirt can easily accumulate.
- the outer ring element has an inwardly projecting collar at one end face, the inner diameter of which corresponds to the inner diameter of the inner ring element, so that both the outer ring element and the one after attaching the jewel to a body member inner ring member supported on the body member.
- a further disadvantage of the aforementioned pieces of jewelry in aesthetic terms is that they can not be mirror-symmetrical to form a perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the body member center plane, which is particularly desirable in finger rings of many customers.
- the DE 42 10 982 A1 discloses a similar piece of jewelry, in which there is also the risk of pinching of parts of the body member in an inwardly open gap between an annular outer part and an annular inner part, if the two parts without removing the jewel of a Body member to be moved towards each other.
- DE 42 10 982 A1 further discloses a piece of jewelry of the type mentioned above, since there are to be many variations possible if there are several outer parts which are displaceable on the inner part independently of each other as on an axis and optionally different areas of the Cover outer wall of inner part.
- the present invention seeks to provide a ring-shaped piece of jewelry of the type mentioned above with a variable appearance in which the ring elements can move on a body member in relation to each other without dirt between the ring elements and the body member can penetrate and preferably without the risk of pinching parts of the limb.
- the inner ring member is disposed in the axial direction between the two outer ring elements or between parts of the outer ring elements.
- the outer ring members may be disposed at the opposite ends of the jewel and sized to fit snugly against the body member, thereby preventing penetration of the body
- the inner cross section or inner diameter of the outer ring elements or of parts of the outer ring elements is advantageously smaller than the inner cross section or inner diameter of the inner ring element.
- a particularly preferred embodiment of the invention provides that a spacer is arranged radially inwardly of the inner ring member, which holds the two outer ring elements in relation to each other in a predetermined axial position. It is thereby achieved that only the inner ring member moves in the axial direction of the body member when the ring members are placed on the body member with respect to each other in a different position, while an axial movement of the two outer ring members is avoided.
- the radially inwardly disposed from the inner ring member spacers can be readily formed so that it prevents pinching of parts of the body member between the inner ring member and the outer ring member in an axial movement of the inner ring member.
- the spacer can either be formed by an additional spacer element which is inserted between parts, preferably inner circumferential sections, of the two outer ring elements and which holds the two outer ring elements at a predetermined distance, or it can consist of parts, preferably inner peripheral sections, of the two outer ring elements are formed, which bear against each other with two opposite end faces and hold the two outer ring elements in the predetermined axial position.
- the spacer is tube-shaped or sleeve-shaped and preferably has an abutting against the body member inside, so that the piece of jewelry abuts not only at the two ends but also radially inwardly from the spacer against the body member.
- the inside of the spacer advantageously forms a coaxial to the two outer ring elements and the inner ring element smoothly generally cylindrical contact surface for the body member whose inner diameter is advantageously smaller than the inner diameter of radially outward from the spacer arranged inner ring member and the inner diameter of the entire piece of jewelry or the inner diameter of the two outer ring elements corresponds to the opposite ends of the jewelry piece.
- a further particularly preferred development of the invention provides that the two outer ring elements are coupled together by the inner Ringelelement, preferably such that the inner ring element by turning the one of the two outer ring elements in relation to the other of the two outer ring elements in axial direction to move back and forth.
- the inner Ringelelement preferably such that the inner ring element by turning the one of the two outer ring elements in relation to the other of the two outer ring elements in axial direction to move back and forth.
- different parts of the inner ring member are covered by the two outer ring elements, which maintain their axial position during the axial movement of the inner ring member.
- the appearance of the piece of jewelry in a state plugged onto the body member can be changed solely by rotating one of the two outer ring elements about the longitudinal axis of the body member.
- the inner ring member is axially movable with respect to the two outer ring members, however, according to an advantageous variant of the invention, can only rotate with respect to one of the two outer ring members, while firmly engaging with the other of the two outer ring members - is bound. According to another variant of the invention, however, it can also be provided that the axial movement of the inner ring element is connected to a rotation of two parts of the inner ring element with respect to each other.
- a further preferred embodiment of the invention provides that the inner ring member consists of at least two parts, which are preferably exchangeable, so that the design of the inner ring member can be varied many times by selecting different parts and also the aforementioned relative rotation of two parts of the inner Ring element is enabled.
- the inner ring member is positively held in two end positions, so that it can not move out of the end positions readily, but only by a voluntary rotation of the two outer ring elements in relation to each other.
- the coupling between the ring elements can be carried out according to a first advantageous variant of the invention by at least one additional in the radial direction inwardly of the inner ring member arranged annular or sleeve-shaped link element with a guide link in which at least one guide pin is guided movable fixed to one of the outer ring elements or can be firmly connected to the inner ring member.
- two ring-shaped or sleeve-shaped link elements are provided with different guide slots, wherein the at least one guide pin extends through the guide slot of a link element and projects with its free end into the guide slot of the other link element.
- the coupling of the inner ring element with the outer ring elements can also be effected by a radially inwardly disposed from the inner ring element toothed ring element with a spur gear, which is in engagement with a front toothing of an opposing toothed ring element, wherein the inner ring element is fixedly connected to one of the two toothed ring elements, wherein one of the two toothed ring elements can be rotated relative to the other toothed ring element by the rotation of the two outer ring elements, and wherein this rotation causes an axial movement of the toothed ring element connected to the inner ring element.
- the piece of jewelry advantageously comprises a spring, which counteracts the axial movement of the toothed ring element connected to the inner ring element in one direction.
- a third advantageous variant of the invention provides that the inner ring element is connected to both outer ring elements by pivotable coupling links, which are pivoted during a movement of the inner ring element with respect to the outer ring elements both with respect to the inner ring element and with respect to the outer ring elements.
- FIG. 1 a and 1 b show perspective views of a first embodiment of a piece of jewelry according to the invention with a variable appearance in the form of a finger ring in a first and in a second position of the inner ring member;
- Figures 2a and 2b are side views of the jewelry in a first and in a second position of the inner ring member.
- Fig. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the parts of the jewel
- Figures 4a and 4b show parts of the jewel in a partially assembled state in the first position of the inner ring member;
- Figures 5a and 5b show parts of the jewel in a partially assembled state in the second position of the inner ring member;
- Fig. 6a shows a cross-sectional view of the jewel in the first position of the inner ring member
- Fig. 6b shows a cross-sectional view of the jewel in the second position of the inner ring member
- Fig. 7 shows another perspective view of the piece of jewelry after assembling the parts
- Fig. 8 is an exploded perspective view of a second embodiment of the present invention.
- Figures 9a and 9b show side views of the jewel of Figure 8 in a first and in a second position of the inner ring member
- 10a to 10c show parts of the piece of jewelry from FIG. 8 in a partially assembled state in the first position of the inner ring element
- Fig. 1 1 a to 1 1 c show parts of the piece of jewelry of Figure 8 in a partially assembled state in the second position of the inner ring member.
- Fig. 12a shows a cross-sectional view of the jewel in the first position of the inner ring member;
- Fig. 12b shows a cross-sectional view of the jewel in the second position of the inner ring member
- Fig. 13 is a schematic longitudinal sectional view of parts of the jewel of Fig. 8;
- Fig. 14 is an enlarged view of the cutout XIV of Fig. 13;
- Fig. 15 is an exploded perspective view of a third embodiment of the present invention.
- Figures 16a and 16b show parts of the jewel of Figure 15 partially assembled in the first position of the inner ring member
- Figures 17a and 17b show parts of the jewel of Figure 15 partially assembled in the second position of the inner ring member
- Fig. 18a shows a cross-sectional view of the jewel in the first position of the inner ring member
- Fig. 18b shows a cross-sectional view of the jewel in the second position of the inner ring member
- Fig. 19 is an exploded perspective view of a fourth embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 20a shows parts of the jewel of Fig. 19 in the first position of the inner ring member
- Fig. 20b shows parts of the jewel of Fig. 19 in the second position of the inner ring member
- Fig. 21a is a cross-sectional view of the jewel in the first position of the inner ring member;
- Fig. 21b shows a cross-sectional view of the jewel in the second position of the inner ring member.
- the appearance can be changed, as shown for example in Fig. 1 a and 1 b, Fig. 2a and 2b and Fig. 9a and 9b, without the need to put on a finger finger ring must be removed from the finger ,
- the appearance of the finger ring can of course also be changed if it has been removed from the finger. Dismantling parts of the finger ring to change the appearance is not required.
- the illustrated finger rings 100; 200; 300; 400 each include two outer ring members 102, 104; 202, 204; 302, 304; 402, 404, which at the two forehead of the finger rings 100; 200; 300; 400 are arranged, as well as a two-part inner ring member 106; 206; 306; 406 extending in the direction of a central axis M of the finger rings 100; 200; 300; 400 between the two outer ring elements 102, 104; 202, 204; 302, 304; 402, 404 is arranged.
- These three ring elements 102, 104, 106; 202, 204, 206; 302, 304, 306; 402, 404, 406 are each coaxially aligned with respect to the center axis M.
- the inner ring member 106; 206; 306; 406 can be between the two outer ring elements 102, 104; 202, 204; 302, 304; 402, 404 move in the direction of the central axis M in two different end or displacement positions, in each of which one of the two outer ring elements 102, 104; 202, 204; 302, 304; 402, 404, the inner ring member 106; 206; 306; 406 covered over half of its length, so that only half of it is visible.
- the inner ring member 106; 206; 306; 406 consists of two separate halves 108, 1 10; 208, 210; 308, 310; 408, 410, whose outer circumference is designed differently.
- the two in the direction of the central axis M arranged one behind the other halves 108, 1 10; 208, 210; 308, 310; 408, 410 of the inner ring member 106; 206; 306; 406 are individually exchangeable and are identical from their outer circumference, so that one customer has both halves 108, 110; 208, 210; 308, 310; 408, 410 to choose from a variety of different offers and in the finger rings 100; 200; 300; 400 can be used.
- finger rings 100; 200; 300; 400 has one of the two halves 1 10; 210; 310; 410 along its outer periphery on a smooth metallic surface, while the other half 108; 208; 308; 408 along its entire circumference with cut jewelry or gemstones is occupied.
- a variety of other designs are possible, for example, designs in which at least one of the halves 108, 110, 10; 208, 210; 308, 310; 408, 410 is provided along its circumference with patterns or engravings or consists of metals, in particular precious metals, of different colors.
- the two outer ring elements 02, 104; 202, 204; 302, 304; 402, 404 coupled together so that the inner ring member 106; 206; 306; 406 move from each of the two end or displacement positions in the other end or shift position by one of the two outer ring elements 102, 104; 202, 204; 302, 304; 402, 404 by a predetermined angular extent about the ring axis M with respect to the other of the two outer ring elements 102, 104; 202, 204; 302, 304; 402, 404 is rotated.
- the constant axial distance of the two outer ring elements 102, 104; 202, 204; 302, 304; 402, 404 is applied to all finger-rings 100; 200; 300; 400 achieved in that between the two outer ring elements 102, 104; 202, 204; 302, 304; 402, 404 not only the inner ring member 106; 206; 306; 406 is arranged, but that also radially inwardly from the inner ring member 106; 206; 306; 406 a spacer 1 12; 212; 312; 412, which ensures that the axial length of the finger rings 100; 200; 300; 400 remains constant and also during an adjustment of the inner ring member 106; 206; 306; 406 not changed.
- the spacer 1 12; 212; 312; 412 has a ring-shaped or sleeve-like shape and separates the inner ring element 106; 206; 306; 406 from the finger on which the finger ring 100; 200; 300; 400 is plugged, whereby pinching of parts of the finger in an adjustment of the inner ring member 106; 206; 306; 406 is prevented.
- the finger ring 100 illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 7 consists essentially of the two outer ring elements 102, 104, the inner ring element 106 consisting of the two halves 108, 110, and a first and a first second sleeve-shaped link element 1 14, 1 16, each having a guide slot for three guide pins 122.
- the two to the ring axis M generally rotationally symmetrical outer ring members 102, 04 are each integrally formed, each consisting of a hollow cylindrical outer peripheral portion 124, a hollow cylindrical inner peripheral portion 126 and an arranged between the peripheral portions 124, 126 annular bottom portion 128 consisting of rounded transitions is connected to the two peripheral portions 124, 126 and respectively forms an end face of the finger ring 100.
- the outer ring elements 102, 104 In the planes spanned by the ring axis M, the outer ring elements 102, 104 have a channel-shaped cross-sectional shape.
- the inner peripheral portion 126 has the same axial length as the outer peripheral portion 124, while in the other ring member 104 by half the width of the inner ring member 106 longer than the outer peripheral portion 124 and also in the protruding part with three radial holes 30 is provided.
- the inner peripheral portions 126 of the two ring elements 102, 104 abut each other after assembly of the finger ring 100 with their opposite end faces and form the annular or sleeve-shaped spacer 1 12, for a constant axial length of the Finger Rings 100 ensures.
- a radially outwardly open gap 132 is formed, the width of which corresponds to half the width of the inner ring member 106, so that in each end position of the inner ring member 106 only one of its halves 108, 110 is visible through the gap 132, as best shown in Figs.
- the two inner circumferential sections 26 are not connected to one another, so that the two outer ring elements 102, 104 can be rotated relative to one another after assembly of the finger ring 100 around the ring axis M.
- the smooth cylindrical inner side of the inner peripheral portions 126 of the ring elements 102, 104 forms the contact surface with which the finger ring 100 rests against the finger after being placed on a finger.
- the first sleeve-shaped or hollow-cylindrical link element 1 14 has an inner diameter which corresponds to the outer diameter of the inner peripheral portion 102 of the outer ring element 102 and is slightly larger than the outer diameter of the inner peripheral portion 126 of the outer ring element 104, so that the link element 1 14 during assembly of the finger ring 1 10 can be pushed axially on the two peripheral portions 126 and radially outward from the hollow cylindrical spacer 1 12 between the two outer ring elements 102, 104 is held.
- the link element 1 14 is fixedly connected to the one outer ring member 102 while being rotatable about the ring axis M with respect to the other outer ring member 104.
- the guide slot consists of three extending in the middle of the link element 14 in its circumferential direction guide slots 34, each extending over a circumferential angle of about 90 to 100 degrees and are separated by material bridges 136.
- the link element 1 14 has in each case an outwardly projecting flat projection 138 with a constant radial height and a rectangular outline, which adjoins the end face of the link element 1 14 adjacent to the outer ring element 102.
- the link element 1 14 In the region of one of the three projections 138 (in FIG. 3, top), the link element 1 14 has a slot 140 which is open on one side to this end face.
- the slot 140 serves to receive a protruding inwardly over the bottom portion 128 of the ring member 102 nose 142, which acts as anti-rotation in the slot 140 when the link element 1 14 attached to the peripheral portion 126 of the ring member 02 and fixed, for example by laser welding to the outer ring member 102 is connected.
- the second sleeve-shaped or hollow-cylindrical link element 16 has a width which corresponds to the width of the inner ring element 106, an outer diameter which corresponds to the inner diameter of the inner ring element 106, and an inner diameter which corresponds to the outer diameter of the first link element 14.
- the second link element 1 16 has three peripheral sections 144 which each extend over a circumferential angle of approximately 110 degrees and are separated from each other by narrow bridges of material 146.
- the guide slot consists of three slot-shaped passage openings 148, each of which is arranged in one of the three circumferential sections 144.
- Each through-opening 148 comprises two straight sections 150 running in the circumferential direction and an inclined section 152 arranged therebetween.
- the two circumferential sections 150 are delimited on one side by an elongate tongue 154 which extends approximately parallel to the through-opening 148 and through one narrower, open towards the end of section 150 slot 156 is separated from the rest of the link element 16 1 16.
- the link element 16 each has a rectangular cutout 58 open towards the outer ring element 102, the positions and dimensions of the cutouts 158 corresponding to the positions and dimensions of the projections 138 of the first link element 14.
- the two halves 108, 110 of the inner ring element 106 can be pushed onto the link element 16 during assembly of the finger ring 100 until they completely cover it. Subsequently, the two halves 108, 110 of the inner ring element 106 are rigidly connected, for example by laser welding or soldering, to the second gate element 16, which is then located radially inward of the inner ring element 106. Thereafter, the second link element 106 on pushed the first link element 1 14, which has been previously firmly connected to the outer ring member 102. The protrusions 138 are inserted into the recesses 158 as best shown in Figs. 4b and 5b.
- the second link element 1 16 and thus also connected to the second link element 1 16 inner ring member 106 move only in the direction of the ring axis M on the first link element 1 14, but do not rotate about the ring axis M, as this the protrusions 138 engaging in the recesses 158 are prevented.
- the outer ring member 104 is mounted by its inner peripheral portion 126 is introduced to strike against the peripheral portion 126 of the outer ring member 102 into the interior of the first link element 1 14.
- the pins 122 are introduced from the inside of the peripheral portion 126 of the outer ring member 104 forth in the bores 130 until they project from the inside through the guide slots 134 of the link element 1 14 into the through holes 148 of the link element 1 16, as shown in FIG 4b and 5b. Finally, the pins 122 are fixed in the bores 130 of the outer ring member 104, whereby the two ring members 102, 104 are held together axially immovable, since the pins 122 are fixedly connected to the outer ring member 104 and extending through the only in the circumferential direction Guide slots 134 of the first link element 1 14 extend, which is fixedly connected to the other outer ring member 102.
- the inner ring element 106 can be moved back and forth between the two end positions shown in FIGS. 2a and 2b, in which only one half 108 or 110 of the inner ring element 106 passes through the end Gap 132 between the outer peripheral portions 124 of the two outer ring members 102, 104 is visible.
- the one outer ring element 104 against rotated about the other outer ring member 102 by a rotation angle of about 90 to 1 10 degrees.
- the pins 122 both move along the guide slots 134 of the first link element 14 and along the passage openings 148 of the second link element 16.
- the second link element 1 16 moves together with the inner ring member 106 on the first link element 1 14 in the axial direction in the other end position.
- the inner ring member 106 rotates with respect to the outer ring member 102, but not in relation to the outer ring member 104.
- the pins 122 are frictionally clamped by the resiliently biased resilient tongues 154, so that the inner ring member 106, the two end positions can not leave automatically.
- the finger ring 200 illustrated in FIGS. 8 to 15 consists essentially of the two outer ring elements 202, 204, the inner ring element 206 consisting of the two halves 208, 210, and a first and second ring element a second sleeve-shaped link element 214, 216, each having a guide slot for three guide pins 222.
- Identical or functionally identical parts are designated in FIGS. 8 to 15, apart from the first digit, with the same reference numerals as in FIGS. 1 to 7.
- the two outer ring elements 202, 204 correspond to the outer ring elements 102, 104 described above, except that, in the case of both ring elements 202, 204, the inner circumferential sections 206 are shorter than the outer circumferential sections 204 and have an encircling latching or joining groove 260 on their inner side ,
- the nose 242 projects here into a slot opening (not visible), which is open towards the ring element 102, of the second link element 216, which is non-rotatably connected to the outer ring element 102.
- the inner ring member 206 corresponds to the inner ring member 106 described above, except that at the opposite end sides of the two halves 210 and 208 semi-cylindrical blind holes 262 are arranged at equal angular intervals of 120 degrees and that in the blind holes 262 of one half 210 cylindrical guide pins 222 fixed are slightly beyond the cylindrical inner surface of the ring member 206.
- the ring member 206 is not fixedly connected to the radially inwardly disposed link element 216, but is rotatable relative to the link element 216 about the ring axis M.
- the tubular spacer 212 in this case is formed by the first link element 214 which is inserted between the inner peripheral portions 226 of the two outer ring members 202, 204, one of its tapered front ends 266 fixed to the ring member 204 and the other 264 rotatable with the ring member 202 is connected, so that the two outer ring elements 202, 204 can rotate about the ring axis M after assembly of the finger ring 200 against each other.
- FIG. 13 and 14 show the locking engagement of the tapered ends 264 and 266 of the link element 214 in the Rastoder Fügenuten 260 of the inner peripheral portions 226 of the ring member 202 and 204, wherein the locking connection between the ring member 204 and the front end 266 of the link element 214 by laser welding or soldering is fixed (not shown in Fig. 13).
- the link element 214 holds the two ring elements 202 and 204 together after assembly and thus also holds the inner ring element 206 and the two link elements 214 and 216 between the ring elements 204 and 206 fixed.
- the sleeve-shaped or hollow-cylindrical link element 214 has at its outer circumference three at equal angular intervals of 120 degrees arranged guide grooves 268 extending in the axial direction of the link element 214 almost over its entire width and radially outward from the tapered end face 264 to the ring member 202 are open so that the inner ends of the guide pins 222 can be inserted into the grooves 268 during assembly of the finger ring 200.
- the sleeve-shaped or hollow-cylindrical second link element 216 has an inner diameter which is slightly larger than the outer diameter of the first link element 214, so that the link element 216 can slide onto the link element 214 such that the two link elements 214, 216 surround the ring axis M to turn against each other.
- the shape and the guide slot of the link element 216 are similar to the shape and the guide slot of the link element 1 16 of the finger ring 100, except that neither the recesses 158 nor the material bridges 146 are present and the three slot-shaped through holes 248 of the guide slot on the front side adjacent to the ring member 204 axial Slit openings 270, through which the guide pins 222 can be inserted into the through holes 248.
- the link element 216 is first pushed onto the peripheral portion 226 of the ring element 202 and firmly connected to the ring element 202. Then, the two halves 208 and 210 of the ring element 206 are moved together, so that the guide pins 222 project beyond the inside of the ring element 206. Subsequently, the ring element 206 is pushed onto the link element 216, wherein the guide pins 222 are inserted through the slot openings 270 in the passage openings 248.
- the link element 214 is rotatably connected to the ring member 204 before it is finally introduced after alignment of the guide pins 222 and the grooves 268 in the Kulis- senelement 216 and locked with the ring member 202.
- the outer ring member 204 is rotated together with the link member 214 relative to the outer ring member 202 and the link member 216, wherein the guide pins 222 move along the through holes 248 of the second link member 216.
- the inner ends of the pins 222 pass the inclined portions 252 of the through holes 248, the inner ring member 206 is moved on the first link member 214 in the axial direction in the other end position.
- the inner ring member 206 rotates with respect to the outer ring member 202, but not in relation to the outer ring member 204.
- the pins 222 are again clamped by the resiliently biased resilient tongues 254, so that the inner ring member 206, the two end positions can not leave automatically.
- 15 to 17 consists essentially of the two outer ring elements 302, 304, the inner ring element 306 consisting of the two halves 308, 310, a first and a second toothed ring element 313 and 315, which can be rotated about the ring axis M against each other, wherein their axial total length changes, and a helical compression spring 317.
- Same or functionally identical parts are in the figures 15 to 17 except for the first digit 3 with the same reference numerals designated in Figures 1 to 14.
- the two outer ring members 402, 404 correspond to the outer ring members 102, 104 described above, except that in both ring members 302, 304, the inner peripheral portions 326 are slightly longer than the outer peripheral portions 324 so as to be fixed in the assembled state axial center of the finger ring 300 abut each other with their opposite end faces.
- the nose 342 projects here into a slot element open towards the ring element 302. Opening (not visible) of the second toothed ring element 315, which is rotatably connected to the outer ring member 302 here.
- the abutting inner peripheral portions 326 of the two ring members 302, 304 together form the tubular spacer 312, which provides a constant axial length of the finger ring 300 and the outwardly open gap 332 between the two outer peripheral portions 324, the width of which is also half the width of the inner ring member 306 corresponds.
- the two inner peripheral sections 326 are not connected to one another at the end faces, so that the two outer ring elements 302, 304 can be rotated relative to one another after the mounting of the finger ring 300 about the ring axis M.
- the outer ring member 304 also has three tongues 319 projecting axially inwardly beyond the bottom portion 328 between the peripheral portions 324 and 326.
- the tongues 319 serve to non-rotatably and axially slidably connect the first toothed ring element 313 to the ring element 304 and to center the helical compression spring 317 arranged between the toothed ring element 313 and the bottom section 328 of the ring element 304 between the inner peripheral section 326 of the ring element 304 and the tongues 319 and hold on.
- the inner ring element 306 corresponds to the inner ring element 106 described above.
- the ring element 306 is pushed onto the first toothed ring element 313 arranged radially inwards from the ring element 306 and firmly connected to the toothed ring element 313.
- the first toothed ring element 313 consists of two annular parts 321 and 323 with different diameters, which are firmly connected to each other.
- the inner and outer diameters of the part 321 adjacent to the ring member 304 correspond to the inner and outer diameters of the second one Tooth ring member 315 and the radial distance of the inner and outer surfaces of the tongues 319 of the ring axis M. This is achieved on the one hand that the tongues 319 project in both end positions of the inner ring member 306 in complementary, the ring member 304 towards edge-open recesses 325 of the part 321 as best shown in Figs. 17a and 17b, thus preventing twisting of the ring gear member 313 with respect to the ring member 304.
- the opposite end faces of the two toothed ring elements 313 and 315 are pressed against one another by the helical compression spring 317, which bears against the ring element 304 and rests against the part 323 of the toothed ring element 315 whose inner and outer diameters are the inner and outer diameters of the helical compression spring 317 correspond.
- the part 321 of the first toothed ring element 313 has at its end facing the toothed ring element 315 a toothed contour with three elevations 333 arranged at equal angular intervals and three larger depressions 335 arranged between the elevations 333, between which oblique flanks are arranged.
- the second toothed ring element 315 has at its front end facing the first toothed ring element 315 a toothed contour with three elevations 327 arranged at equal angular spacings and three larger depressions 329 arranged between the elevations 327, between which oblique flanks are likewise arranged.
- the elevations 327 are each provided at their vertices with a smaller recess 331.
- the toothed contours of the two toothed ring elements 313, 315 are adapted to one another in such a way that, in one end position of the inner ring element 306, they lie flat against each other except in the area of the smaller depressions 331, as shown in FIG.
- the inner ring member 306 rotates with respect to the outer ring member 302 but not with respect to the outer ring member 304.
- the finger ring 400 illustrated in FIGS. 18 to 21 consists essentially of the two outer ring elements 402, 404, the inner ring element 406 consisting of the two halves 408, 410, and a total of six coupling links 480. each of which is disposed between the inner ring member 406 and each of the outer ring members 402, 404.
- Identical or functionally identical parts are designated in FIGS. 18 to 21, apart from the first number 4, with the same reference numerals as in FIGS. 1 to 17.
- the two outer ring members 402, 404 correspond to the outer ring members 302, 304 previously described with reference to FIGS.
- the ring members 402 and 404 abut against each other with the end surfaces of their inner peripheral portions 426, the latter together forming the spacer 412 and bearing against the finger with their smooth cylindrical inner sides. Further, the two ring members 402 and 404 are coupled together by the coupling members 480 and by the inner ring member 406 so that they rotate about the ring axis M with respect to each other by a limited angular extent, said rotation an axial displacement of the inner ring member 406 between causes two end positions, which are shown in Fig. 20a and 20b. In both end positions of the inner ring element 406, the pivot pins 484 of the two ring elements 420 and 404 are offset from one another in the circumferential direction, as best shown in FIGS. 20a and 20b.
- the inner ring member 406 corresponds to the inner ring member 106 described above, except that after the mounting of the finger ring 400, the two halves 408, 410 are rotatable relative to each other about the ring axis M, that their outer peripheral surface a greater radial distance from the outer peripheral section 424 of the ring elements 402, 404, and that at the two mutually remote end faces of the two halves 408, 410, three Lageraus- 486 and circumferentially on one side of each bearing eye 486 a small indentation 488 are provided.
- Each bearing eye 486 is slightly thinner than the ring member 406, is on the outer circumference of the ring member 406 axially beyond this and has a radially aligned bore, which serves to Auf ⁇ acceptance of a thin cylindrical pivot pin 492 of one of the coupling members 480.
- the bearing eyes 486 on the two opposite end faces th of the ring member 406 are each in the circumferential direction at the same point.
- the coupling members 480 each include a thin elongated plate 494, the ends of which are formed by two flared eyes. In one of the eyes, a thin cylindrical pivot pin 496 is inserted, which can be inserted from the inside into the bore of one of the bearing eyes 486. The other eye has a bore into which one of the pivot pins 484 can be inserted from the inside, which project beyond the inner circumferential sections 426 of the ring elements 402, 404.
- the coupling links 480 lie on the the ring member 402 opposite side of the ring member 406 against the adjacent end face of the half 410, as shown in Fig. 20a, wherein the one extended eye of each element 480 is partially received by one of the indentations 488.
- the coupling members 480 are axially aligned on the side adjacent to the ring member 404 side of the ring member 406.
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