EP3303853A2 - Vorrichtung zum zurückhalten eines bauteils - Google Patents
Vorrichtung zum zurückhalten eines bauteilsInfo
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- EP3303853A2 EP3303853A2 EP16735818.3A EP16735818A EP3303853A2 EP 3303853 A2 EP3303853 A2 EP 3303853A2 EP 16735818 A EP16735818 A EP 16735818A EP 3303853 A2 EP3303853 A2 EP 3303853A2
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- Prior art keywords
- clip
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a device for retaining a component.
- US 2011/0209309 A1 discloses a device for retaining a component.
- the device shown there has a clip part which has two clip surfaces arranged opposite one another with respect to a central axis.
- the clip surfaces 23 of the device described there are designed such that they point in the direction of a base body 20.
- the device described there can be used to retain the component 19 shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 in relation to the base body 20.
- the device described there is connected to a web 27 of the base body 20. Subsequently, the component 19 is pushed onto the device and the main body 20, wherein the device engages through a recess in the component 19.
- Engagement portions to which the clip surfaces are fixed are resiliently biased in the position shown in Fig. 4.
- the clip surfaces are moved in the direction of the central axis, so that the outer cross-section of the device is reduced in the region of the clip surfaces.
- the clip surfaces spring back into the position shown in FIGS. 5 and 6. Here they hold back the component 19 in relation to the main body 20 in such a way that the component 19 can not move away from the main body 20 in the downward direction in FIG. 5.
- CONFIRMATION COPY US 2013/0183089 A1 likewise discloses a device for retaining components 9, 40, 41 in relation to a base body 29.
- the component described there has a carrier part 22 and a clip part which is connected to the carrier part 22.
- the clip part has a clip surface 9, which is connected to an engagement portion of the clip part, wherein the engagement portion in
- the clip surface 9 points at least substantially towards the carrier part 22.
- the invention has the object to provide a device for retaining a component, which ensures a secure retention of the component, but at the same time offers the opportunity to solve the retained component again.
- the invention is based on the basic concept of providing a pivot point on the engagement section so that the clip surface is moved in the direction of the central axis when a section of the engagement section extends in the direction of the central axis
- the fulcrum is arranged spatially between the clip surface and the carrier part on the engagement portion.
- the movement of the clip surface in the direction of the central axis can be used to release the connection to the restrained component. For example, if the clip portion of the device partially penetrates a hole in the component and retains the component by the interaction of the clip surface with the edge of the hole, movement of the clip surface toward the central axis may cause it to loosen.
- the device according to the invention There are areas of application of the device according to the invention are conceivable in which it depends on a particularly compact design of the device. This can lead to the clip part and the support part being made as slim as possible. At the same time, there is sufficient space around the device in the majority of possible fields of application of the device according to the invention.
- the device according to the invention makes it possible, a portion of the engaging portion which is between the
- Fulcrum and the support member is arranged to move away in the direction of the central axis, ie in the free space around the device and thus to achieve a movement of the clip surface in the direction of the central axis.
- the advantage of a compact device can be achieved.
- the opposite direction of movement benefits are conceivable.
- Moving the clip surface toward the central axis causes when a portion of the engagement portion located between the pivot point and the support member is moved away from the central axis, it also makes the clip surface move toward the center Axis possible if possible a portion of the engagement portion disposed between the fulcrum and the support member is caused to be toward the center axis.
- Such an embodiment is advantageous, for example, when the area in which the engagement portion is to be moved toward the central axis is very scarce and there is no space around the apparatus in such an application. Nevertheless, in such embodiments, the reversal of the movement can achieve that a clip surface, which, for example, grips a component from the outside, is pivoted away from the component in order to release it.
- the engagement portion is connected to a torsion bar that is spatially disposed between the clip surface and the support portion and that forms the pivot point of the engagement portion, the torsion bar being part of the clip portion.
- the torsion bar extends with its longitudinal extent at an angle of greater than 45 ° and less than 135 °, in particular preferably at an angle of substantially 90 ° away from its point of connection with the engagement section.
- the connection point between the torsion bar and the engagement portion forms the fulcrum of the engagement portion.
- the use of a torsion bar allows for a slight rotation of the engagement portion.
- the use of a torsion section offers the possibility to bias the engagement section in a normal position.
- the clip part of the device according to the invention is produced from a metal sheet by punching and bending over portions of the punched-out metal sheet.
- a torsion bar offers, since it can be easily formed by a correspondingly dimensioned sheet metal section.
- the pivot point is designed to be movable relative to the carrier part in the direction of the central axis.
- This mobility can be utilized by the use of deflection surfaces to move the clip surface connected to the engagement portion toward the center axis toward or away from the central axis. This offers the possibility to retain the component by the contact of the clip surface with the component, but at the same time also the possibility to move by moving the pivot point relative to the support member, the clip surface in a direction that releases the retained component.
- the invention operates with a deflection surface oriented at an angle to the central axis.
- the Deflexions Stimization is provided on the one of the two relatively movable parts and cooperates with a projection on the other of the two relatively movable parts together. If one moves the two parts relative to one another, the projection of one part slides along the deflection surface of the other part. Since the Deflexions II is oriented at an angle to the central axis and thus at an angle to the direction of movement of the two parts relative to each other, by the sliding along the projection on the Deflexionscion a movement brought about perpendicular to the central axis.
- the Deflexions Stimulation is performed on the engagement portion and although spatially disposed between the pivot point and the support member and thus not on the side of the pivot point on which the clip surface is arranged. It is aligned at an angle to the central axis and contacts a projection of the support member. This contact with the projection of the support part occurs at least when the pivot point relative to the support part in
- Carrier part rigidly formed, while the deflection surface having portion of the engagement portion is movable within the clip part.
- a movable embodiment of the engagement portion is also understood to be one in which the engagement portion is moved under force against a biasing force from a normal position out and after elimination of the force back into the
- This biasing force can be provided, for example, by the torsion bar provided in the particularly preferred embodiment.
- the sliding of the projection of the support member along the deflection surface of the engagement portion then causes the portion of the engagement portion having the deflection surface to move away from the projection in a direction perpendicular to the central axis.
- On the orientation of the Deflexionsthesis can now be set constructively, whether this portion of the engagement portion is to move in a movement of the engagement portion in the direction of the central axis toward the central axis or to move away from the central axis.
- the deflection surface is arranged to taper towards the support member towards the central axis and progressively farther from the central axis as the distance from the support member increases, the projection of the support member slides along the deflection surface rigidly against the support member arranged projection and relative movement of the clip member to the support member to that of the portion of the engagement portion having the Deflexions spectrum, moves toward the central axis.
- the deflection surface is disposed to extend toward the support member from the central axis and progressively closer to the central axis as the distance from the support member increases, the projection of the support member will slide along the deflection surface rigidly therewith support part arranged projection and relative movement of the clip part on the support part to that of the portion of the engagement portion having the Deflexionsthesis, moves away from the central axis.
- the Deflexions II is carried out on the support member and is aligned at an angle to the central axis.
- the deflection surface contacts a protrusion of the engagement portion, hereinafter also referred to as a "finger", for ease of distinctness, without implying a particular geometric shape of the protrusion to be provided on the engagement portion for co-operation with the deflection surface of the support member
- Embodiment slides the finger of the engaging portion along the Deflexions resonance of the support member when the pivot point and thus the engagement portion is moved relative to the support member in the direction of the central axis, in particular preferably on the support member is moved to the Deflexions tone rigidly formed on the support member and the Finger-bearing portion of the engaging portion movably carried out within the clip portion, the sliding of the finger of the engagement portion along the Deflexionsachse of the support member causes the finger-carrying portion d it yields engagement portion when the engagement portion is moved relative to the support
- this portion of the engagement portion can be moved toward or away from the central axis toward the central axis, depending on the orientation of the deflection surface on the support member.
- the movement reversal through the pivot point causes a movement of the finger-bearing portion of the engagement portion perpendicular to the central axis at the same time causes a movement of the clip surface in the opposite direction.
- Embodiments are also conceivable in which the projection on the carrier part or the finger on the engagement section is formed as a bevel, so that the in
- Angle to the central axis aligned Deflexions predictions cooperates with a likewise aligned at an angle to the central axis surface on the support part or on the engagement portion.
- the force to be transmitted is distributed over a larger area.
- the invention relates to a device for retaining a component. This suitability is achieved when the device according to the invention itself with a
- Main body can be connected and due to its design can retain another component in relation to the body. Retention is understood as preventing the movement of the component in one direction relative to the base body. For example, it is to be avoided that the component moves further away from the base body than a specific, fixed position. It may remain open to the invention whether the device only prevents movement of the component in one direction relative to the base body and, for example, allows the component to move in the opposite direction towards the base body, or even if the device the suitability has the movement of the component in a first direction and also in the opposite direction
- the suitability for retaining a component results in the device according to the invention by the clip surface and its orientation relative to the support member.
- the device according to the invention has a carrier part and a clip part, wherein the clip part is connected to the carrier part.
- the clip part has a clip surface which points at least substantially to the carrier part. It is the task of the clip surface to retain the component to be retained. The restrained component comes into abutment with the clip surface. Since the clip surface at least in
- the investment of the retarded component prevents the clip surface that the component can be further removed from the support member.
- this basic structure of the device according to the invention allows the retention of the Component relative to the body.
- the exact shape of the clip surface may result from the nature of the component that is to be retained. It is expected that a particularly good retention is achieved when the clip surface is perpendicular to the direction in which the component should not move. As a result, the maximum blocking effect can be achieved. If the direction in which the component should not move and the middle axis coincide, the clip surface is in a particularly preferred embodiment perpendicular to the central axis.
- the clip surface is at an angle to the direction in which the component should not move. As a result, further effects can be achieved.
- embodiments are conceivable in which the clip surface must be passed through an opening in the component or past a side surface of the component during assembly of the component and the base body and after passing an edge of the component due to a biasing force acting on the engaging portion in a normal position returns. This jumping back is simplified when the
- Clip surface is executed at an angle to the direction in which it should prevent the movement of the component.
- the angled design of the clip surface allows manufacturing tolerances to be bridged. If the clip surface is at 90 ° to the direction in which it is intended to prevent movement of the component, it must be ensured due to manufacturing tolerances that in the embodiment described herein, the clip surface can actually pass the edge of the component and into its normal position can snap back. For this, it must be ensured that the edge of the component is so far away from the base body that the clip surface can actually spring back into its normal position. In the case of an inclined clip surface, the clip surface slides over a certain area along the edge of the component. In this way, an at least partial spring back into a normal position of the clip surface is made possible, even if the position of the edge relative to the main body is not perfect. Particularly preferred is a clip surface even then as at least in
- the clip part is connected to the carrier part.
- the pivot point formed on the engagement portion is movable relative to the support member in the direction of the central axis.
- These two components can then be connected to each other, for example via a snap connection.
- a snap connection a projection of one component engages behind a projection on the other component.
- This snap connection holds the one component on the other component with respect to movements in the one direction, namely the direction that brings the projections together. In the opposite direction, however, a relative movement is possible.
- the clip part and the Carrier part connected to each other via an elastic element.
- This type of connection also ensures that the clip part can not move away from the carrier part in a first direction beyond a predetermined extent due to the elastic connection, while the elastic connection at the same time permits movement of the engagement section relative to the carrier part, namely into the carrier the first direction opposite direction.
- the clip part of the device according to the invention has an engagement section. With this engagement portion, the clip surface is connected. At the same time, the engagement portion extends away from the support part in the direction of a central axis.
- the central axis is the axis in the direction of which the device according to the invention is intended to prevent the component from moving, ie to retain it. In the particularly preferred areas of application of the device according to the invention, the component to be retained is moved relative to the base body into a position in which it is to be retained.
- the clip surface and at least the portion of the engagement portion, on which the clip surface is located are moved relative to the component, and in particular preferably as long moved past the component to be retained over until the clip surface a Edge of the component happens.
- the clip surface and its associated portion of the engaging portion can be moved through a hole in the component to be retained and the clip surface, after it emerges from the hole, snaps back into a normal position.
- the engagement portion extends away from the support part in the direction of a central axis.
- the term "engaging portion” is widely understood within the scope of this specification and the claims, and not only the portion of the clip portion to which the clip surface is connected belongs to the portion of the clip portion associated with it, but also that portion of the clip portion on which the deflection surface is formed
- the portion of the clip portion thus designated may also include a portion extending beyond the deflection surface further toward the support portion.
- Requiring the engagement portion to extend away from the support portion in the direction of a central axis does not preclude in that also parts of the engagement section are implemented at the level of the carrier part, or even inside the carrier part, for example pushed into a hole in the carrier part Interaction of Deflexionsabitess with the projection, or the finger is deflected out of a normal position out.
- the fulcrum is movable relative to the support member in the direction of the central axis. That is, at least the part of the engagement portion including the fulcrum is movable relative to the support part in the direction of the central axis.
- a frame is provided as part of the clip part, relative to which the engagement portion can pivot about the fulcrum.
- the frame is movable relative to the carrier part in the direction of the central axis. Since the frame carries the engagement portion, movement of the frame relative to the support member simultaneously causes movement of the pivot point and the engagement portion relative to the support member.
- a guide is provided in a particularly preferred embodiment, which limits the movement of the frame relative to the support member to a movement in the direction of the central axis. This can ensure that the movement of the frame and thus the pivot point and the engagement portion relative to the support member is exactly in the direction that allows a good interaction of the Deflexions II with the projection of the support member or with the finger of the engagement portion.
- a guide can be achieved in particular preferably by a guide surface, which is aligned parallel to the central axis.
- a guide surface may for example be provided on the frame and cooperate with the edge of a formed as part of the support member hole.
- such a hole in the support member is rectangular, a in this area also over a certain longitudinal extent in its rectangular cross-section executed frame, for example, with three or even four (if the hole is designed as a slot) then its total four in Right angle to each other standing surface are guided so that the frame moves along the central axis relative to the support member.
- a guidance of the movement of the clip part relative to the carrier part can also be achieved by spaced-apart guide surfaces.
- the frame may have two spaced-apart side surfaces.
- two opposite guide surfaces may be provided on the support part, wherein the one guide surface guides the one side surface of the frame and the second guide surface guides the other side surface of the frame. The surface contact can prevent tilting.
- the engagement portion extends away from the support part in the direction of a central axis.
- “middle axis” is understood to mean not only an axis which runs through the center of mass of the clip part and / or the center of gravity of the carrier part Axis in the Most of the conceivable embodiments rather in the interior of the support member, or the clip part runs.
- a Deflexions Stimulation is provided on the engagement portion.
- the engagement portion of the clip part can be an elongated
- the engagement portion may be a solidly formed member of the clip member having a longitudinal axis extending parallel to the central axis.
- End region of such a massively formed engagement portion can be carried out a standing at an angle to the central axis Deflexions simulation characterized in that the engagement portion tapers towards this end (its cross section is reduced).
- clips are used, which are produced by cutting and bending of metal sheets.
- Deflection surface on the engagement portion can therefore also be formed such that the engagement portion is designed as a sheet metal strip and the Deflexions Structure is carried out on a flag of the metal strip, which has been bent relative to the sheet metal strip.
- the Deflexionsthesis can then be formed by one of the narrow side surfaces of the corresponding geometrically designed flag.
- the carrier part has a projection which cooperates with the deflection surface on the engagement section.
- the carrier part is made relatively solid and formed on it a projection, for example in the form of an edge or a lip. This edge or lip may define a hole in the support part into which the clip part partially protrudes. This protrusion of the clip part into the hole of the carrier part can, for example, also be used to connect the clip part to the carrier part, for example a frame of the clip part.
- carrier part does not have to be formed as an edge or lip of a solid component.
- the projection can also be designed as a finger or web or as a rib.
- the projection itself may be a surface running at an angle to the central axis, so that two surfaces extending at an angle to the central axis slide against one another when the engagement section is moved relative to the carrier part in the direction of the central axis.
- the clip part has a projection which is referred to as a "finger" for better reference, which cooperates with the deflection surface on the carrier part
- the carrier part is made relatively solid and the deflection surface on it, for example
- the clip part can protrude into the opening or the recess, for example, and can also be used to connect the clip part to the carrier part.
- the projection of the engagement portion cooperating with the deflection surface on the support member may be formed as an edge or lip.
- the projection can also be designed as a finger or web or as a rib.
- the projection itself may be a surface running at an angle to the central axis, so that two surfaces extending at an angle to the central axis slide against one another when the engagement section is moved relative to the carrier part in the direction of the central axis.
- the sliding of the projection or of the finger on the deflection surface causes a movement of the clip surface connected to the engagement section in the direction of the central axis to or from the central axis.
- Moving the clip surface toward the central axis is particularly useful in the embodiments in which the device according to the invention is intended to pass through a hole in the component to be retained and the clip surface to be moved back into the region of the hole for releasing the connection.
- Moving the clip surface away from the central axis is particularly expedient in the embodiments in which the device according to the invention is intended to surround a component from the outside and the clip surface is to be moved away from the component for releasing the connection. If, in these cases, the carrier part is arranged below the component and the central axis passes through the component, then the clip surface must be moved away from the central axis to release the connection.
- a mating surface is formed on the engagement portion, which forms a gap with the clip surface for receiving the component.
- This embodiment is preferred if the component is to be retained not only in one direction, but also in the opposite direction is not to be moved relative to the main body or the support member connected to the main body. By providing a mating surface, the movement of the component in the opposite direction can be avoided.
- the engagement portion is biased in a direction opposite to the direction of movement of the clip surface caused when the projection slides along the deflection surface as the engagement portion is moved relative to the support member in the direction of the central axis.
- the device according to the invention is intended to retain a component.
- the normal position in which the clip surface holds back the component well the preferred position of the Engagement section is.
- Engagement portion along the Deflexions II and thus effected movement of the clip surface in the direction of the central axis to or away from the central axis against the resistance of a bias should occur. This can make it difficult to disconnect. However, this appears acceptable if it promotes secure retention of the component in the normal position.
- This bias can be achieved by connecting the engagement portion to a torsion bar and the pivot point of the engagement portion is the point of connection with the torsion bar.
- this bias can be achieved in that the clip part has a rigid part, for example a frame relative to which the engagement portion can be rotationally moved about the pivot point. It can be provided between the engaging portion and the rigid part, a spring which biases the engaging portion in a preferred position (the normal position).
- the clip part has a frame on which the engagement portion is mounted rotatably movable.
- the frame may for example have a rectangular section in which a rectangular recess is provided.
- Part of the frame may be a torsion bar, with which the engagement portion is connected, so that the torsion bar can rotate relative to the frame, or can be pivoted.
- the frame can then additionally have at an angle of the rectangular portion facing holder with which the frame and thus the clip part is connected to the support member.
- the engagement portion is connected to the frame such that the part to which the clip surface is connected is disposed on a different side of the frame than the part on which the deflection surface is located.
- the part of the engagement portion connected to the deflection surface When the part of the engagement portion connected to the deflection surface is moved away from the central axis by the cooperation of the projection with the deflection surface, the part of the engagement portion to which the clip surface is connected is moved toward the central axis.
- the torsion bar can then be used to bias the engagement portion into the normal position.
- a depression is provided on the deflection surface on the engagement section or on the edge of the deflection surface, into which the projection can engage, after having slid at least along a part of the deflection surface.
- This recess can be used to keep the engaging portion in an unstable equilibrium despite a bias in the normal position in a bent out of the normal position layer. Namely, the recess can prevent the projection of the bias of the
- a depression is provided on the deflection surface on the carrier part or on the edge of the deflection surface, into which the projection (finger) can engage, after having slid at least along a part of the deflection surface. This recess can be used to the engaging portion despite a bias in the normal position in one of the
- the recess can prevent the projection (finger) from following the bias of the engaging portion to slide back on the deflection surface when the force generating the movement of the pivot point relative to the support member in the direction of the central axis is eliminated. It can thereby be achieved that the clip surface can be held in a surface moved out of its normal position. This allows handling of the component to be retained relative to the device, for example a removal or reapplication of the component. Only after the projection has been moved out of the recess by applying further forces can the projection of the bias of the engagement section subsequently slide further along the deflection surface into the normal position.
- the clip part according to the invention has a second clip surface.
- the second clip surface is with a second engagement portion connected to the clip part.
- the second engagement portion has a second fulcrum located between the second clip surface and the support member such that the second clip surface moves toward the center axis when a portion of the second engagement portion disposed between the fulcrum and the support member. is moved away in the direction of the central axis.
- the provision of two or more clip surfaces enhances retention of the component. Furthermore, by providing two or more clip surfaces, a symmetry of the restraining forces can be generated and thus tilting of the component to be retained relative to the carrier part or relative to the main body can be avoided.
- the provision of two clip surfaces, and thus of two engagement sections is also suitable in order to produce a force symmetry in those embodiments in which a biasing of the engagement sections into a normal position is provided.
- the second engagement portion is connected to a second torsion bar disposed between the second clip surface and the support portion and forming the second pivot point of the second engagement portion, the second torsion bar forming part of the clip portion.
- the second pivot point is movable relative to the support member and movable relative to the support member in the direction of the central axis, wherein
- a deflection surface is formed on the second engagement portion, the deflection surface being spatially disposed between the second pivot point and the support member and oriented at an angle to the central axis, the deflection surface contacting a second projection of the support member and the second projection sliding along the deflection surface when the second fulcrum is moved relative to the support member in the direction of the central axis, thereby causing movement of a portion of the second engagement portion located between the second fulcrum and the deflection surface toward the center axis to or away from the central axis will, and / or
- a deflection surface is formed on the support member, the finger being spatially disposed between the second pivot point and the support member on the second engagement portion and oriented at an angle to the central axis, the deflection surface contacting a finger of the second engagement portion and the finger along the Deflection surface slides when the second pivot point is moved relative to the support member in the direction of the central axis, whereby a movement of a portion of the second engagement portion between the second Fulcrum and the Deflexionsthesis is arranged, is effected in the direction of the central axis to or from the central axis away.
- the first engagement portion is biased in a normal position and the second engagement portion is biased in a normal position.
- the biasing force for the first engaging portion acts in the opposite direction to the biasing force for the second engaging portion.
- the clip part is formed mirror-symmetrically with respect to a plane which contains the central axis and / or forms the carrier part mirror-symmetrically with respect to a plane which contains the central axis. The mirror-symmetrical forming of the clip part or of the carrier part simplifies the construction of the device according to the invention. At the same time, the mirror-symmetrical forming of the clip part or of the carrier part offers the possibility
- the carrier part has a flat contact surface for attachment, in particular for welding or gluing the carrier part, to a base body.
- the clip surface and the engagement portion are integrally formed.
- the clip surface is a surface of a bent-over part of the engagement section.
- the carrier part and / or the clip part is made of metal.
- the carrier part and / or the clip part are produced by bending over a correspondingly punched-out sheet metal section. It has been shown that in particular such clips can be used as permanent retaining means for components.
- the device comprises a wedge disposed within the clip portion, and spatially between
- the wedge is designed to be movable relative to the engagement portion.
- a Deflexions II is carried out on the engagement portion, wherein the Deflexions LTD is spatially disposed between the pivot point and the support member and is aligned at an angle to the central axis.
- the deflection surface contacts the wedge and the wedge slides along the deflection surface as the wedge is moved relative to the deflection surface in the direction of the central axis.
- the movement is thus not triggered by a relative movement of a portion of the clip member relative to the support member, but in that a movably provided within the clip member element (the wedge) is moved.
- This wedge is preferably made of ferromagnetic material and can thus be moved by applying a magnet.
- the device according to the invention is used in particular in the following fields: the attachment of insulation material, in particular insulation material sheets, the attachment of underbody covers and / or the attachment of mudguards or mudguards.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of the device according to the invention, as it is attached to a base body and holds a component relative to the main body,
- FIG. 2 shows a first side view of the device according to FIG. 1, FIG.
- Fig. 3 is a second side view of the device according to FIGS. 1 and
- FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along the line A-A in FIG. 3,
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a second embodiment of the device according to the invention, as it is attached to a base body and retains a component relative to the base body,
- FIG. 6 is a first side view of the apparatus of FIG. 5,
- Fig. 7 is a second side view of the device according to FIGS. 5 and
- FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a third embodiment of the device according to the invention, as it is attached to a base body and retains a component relative to the base body,
- FIG. 10 is a first side view of the apparatus of FIG. 9,
- FIG. 11 is a second side view of the device of FIG. 9,
- FIG. 12 is a sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 1
- 13 is a perspective view of the embodiment according to FIGS. 9 to 12 in a first position
- FIGS. 9 to 12 are a perspective view of the embodiment of FIGS. 9 to 12 in a second position
- FIG. 15 shows the embodiment according to FIG. 10 in a second position
- FIGS. 16 is a perspective view of the embodiment according to FIGS. 1 to 4 and
- FIG. 17 is a perspective view of the embodiment according to FIGS. 5 to 8.
- Figs. 1 to 4 and 16 show a first embodiment of the device 1 according to the invention in its installed state.
- the device 1 has a carrier part 2 and a clip part 3.
- the clip part 3 is connected to the carrier part 2. Embrace this. Protrusions 6 on the clip part 3 lips on the support part 2. This prevents the clip part 3 can be moved away from the support part 2 along the central axis M away. At the same time, however, this connection makes it possible to move the clip part 3 in the direction of the central axis M onto the carrier part 2, ie in the opposite direction.
- the clip part 3 has two first clip surfaces 7 and two second clip surfaces 8.
- the first clip surfaces 7 are connected to a first engagement section 9, namely in that the sheet metal section forming the first engagement section has bent-over flags at its end, on the lower side surface of which the first clip surfaces 7 are formed.
- the clip surface 7 is formed, which points at least substantially to the carrier part 2.
- the second clip surfaces 8 are connected in a comparable manner with a second engagement portion 10, namely formed by bending over flags of the sheet metal portion forming it.
- the second clip surfaces 8 also essentially point towards the carrier part 2.
- the first clip surfaces 7 and the second clip surfaces 8 serve to retain a component 11 in relation to a base body 12.
- the carrier part 2 is connected to the main body 12. Since the clip part 3 is connected to the carrier part 2 and the first clip surface 7 and the second clip surfaces 8 substantially to the support part 2 and thus to the base body 12, they prevent movement of the component 11 away from the main body 12 along the central axis M and thereby hold the component 11 in relation to the main body 12 back.
- the clip part 3 has the first engagement portion 9 and the second engagement portion 10.
- the clip part 3 has a frame 40.
- the first engagement portion 9 is connected at a pivot point to the frame 40 with a torsion bar 42 of the frame. Thereby, the engagement portion 9 is pivotally supported with respect to the frame on the frame.
- the torsion bar 42 exercises a
- the second engagement portion 10 is similarly connected to a torsion bar 42 of the frame 40 at a fulcrum.
- the first engagement portion 9 and the second engagement portion 10 are sheet metal portions formed by bending from a larger one, the frame 40, the first engagement portion 9, and the second engagement portion 10 having sheet metal section were produced. By bending the clip part 3 has become a spring element.
- the first engagement portion 9 is biased to the left in the view of FIG. Bending it in relation to the frame 40 in the view of Fig. 4 to the right, so this is a force necessary to overcome the bias of the torsion bar 42.
- FIGS. 1 to 4 a first variant of the device according to the invention is shown, in which two first Deflexions vom 14 on the first engagement portion 9 and two second Deflexions vom 15 on the second
- the Deflexions vom 14 and 15 are aligned at an angle to the central axis M. They are generated by each one of the respective engagement portion forming sheet metal protruding tab is bent by 90 °. The Deflexions vom 14, 15 are then formed by the surface of the narrow side of the thus bent flag.
- the deflection surfaces 14, 15 respectively contact a projection of the carrier part 2.
- the projection slides along the respective deflection surface 14, 15 when the frame 40 and with it the pivot point and the respective engagement section 9, 10 in the direction the middle axis is moved towards the support part 2. Since the projection is rigid, the movement of the engagement portions 9, 10 on the support part 2 causes the flags having the deflection surfaces 14, 15 to move away from the central axis M, and with them the engagement portions 9, 10. In this case, the biasing force of the torsion bars 42 which holds the engaging portions 9 and 10 in the normal position shown in FIG. 4 is overcome.
- the movement of the engagement sections 9 and 10 away from the central axis M causes the clip surfaces 7, 8 connected to the engagement sections 9, 10 to be moved toward the central axis M.
- the clip part 3 can be moved so far toward the support part 2 that the resulting movement of the projections along the Deflexions vom 14, 15 and the associated movement of the clip surfaces 7, 8 on the central axis M goes so far that the Clip surfaces 7, 8 lose their contact with the restrained component 1 and are located entirely within the hole 16 within the component 11. This makes it possible to solve the connection between the restrained component 1 1 and the main body 12.
- the component 11 can now be removed.
- FIG. 4 it can be seen that a counter surface is formed on the frame 40 at the top, which forms a gap with the respective clip surface 7 or 8 for receiving the component 11.
- the component 1 1 can be firmly connected to the clip part 3 and moves with the clip part 3, when this is moved.
- both the clip part 3 and the carrier part 2 are mirror-symmetrical with respect to a plane which contains the central axis M and in FIGS. 2 and 4 runs perpendicular to the plane of the paper.
- the carrier part 2 has a flat contact surface. With this contact surface, the support part 2 can be welded to the base body 12 well.
- FIGS. 5 to 8 and 17 components which are similar in function to components of the embodiment described in FIGS. 1 to 4 are identified with the same reference numerals but increased by the value 100. In the following, only the functional differences between the two embodiments will be described.
- the clip part 103 is formed integrally with the support part 102.
- the support member 102 forms the lower, pointing in the width part of the element, which with contact surfaces for Connection with the main body 1 12 is executed.
- the clip part 103 extends upward from the carrier part 102.
- the clip part has a frame 140, whose holder are connected to the support part 102 and extend at right angles to a rectangular portion of the frame 140.
- the torsion bars 142 are provided, whose
- FIGS. 5 to 8 differs from the design of FIGS. 1 to 4 in particular in that here the deflection surfaces 114 and 115 on the engagement sections 109, 110 interact with a wedge 150 of ferromagnetic material.
- the wedge 150 is spatially disposed within the clip portion 103, and spatially between the pivot point 143 and the support portion 102.
- the wedge 150 is designed relative to the engagement portions 109, 1 10 movable.
- the Deflexions vom 1 14, 115 to the engaging portion 109, 1 10 are also spatially disposed between the pivot point 143 and the support member 102 and aligned at an angle to the central axis (M).
- the Deflexions vom 1 4, 1 15 contact the wedge 150.
- the wedge 150 along the central axis (M) on the support member 102 to be moved. At this time, the wedge 150 slides along the deflection surfaces 114, 115, thereby causing movement of a portion of the engagement portions 109, 110 interposed between the
- Fulcrum 143 and the Deflexions character 1 14, 1 5 are arranged, away in the direction of the central axis (M) is effected. As a result of the movement deflection of the pivot point 143, the clip surfaces 107, 108 are thereby moved toward the middle axis M.
- the embodiment shown in Figs. 9 to 15 differs from the structure of the clip part 203 and the support member 202.
- the clip part 203 and the support member 202 are comparable to the embodiment of FIGS. 5 to 8 executed in one piece.
- the carrier part 202 forms the lower, width-pointing part of the element, which is designed with contact surfaces for connection to the main body 212.
- the clip part 203 extends upward from the carrier part 202.
- the clip part has a frame 240, the holder 250 are connected to the support member 202. In the specific embodiment of FIGS. 9 to 12, these holders are bent (see FIGS. 9, 10, 12).
- Frame 240 torsion bars 242 are provided, the connection with the engagement portions 209, 210 form the pivot points 243. Due to the arcuate design of the holder 250 of the frame 240 is bent in a movement of the pivot points on the support member 202 to the corner 251 of the holder 250 to the outside (See Fig. 13 with Fig. 14 and Fig. 10 with Fig. 15). Since the vertex 215 is connected to the clip surfaces 207, 208 as part of the engagement portion 209, 210, the movement of the vertex 251 away from the central axis, along with the pivoting motion of the pivot point, causes the clip surfaces 207, 208 to center Axis M to move towards.
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