ES1067165U - Tool for the placement of venetian (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Tooling for the placement of venetian blinds, characterized by inserting in the standard hardware for banners. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Tooling for the placement of Venetians.

State of the art

For the placement of outdoor advertising, there is the system commonly called as, Venetian banners (hereinafter Venetian). This system consists of placement on a cylindrical-conical rod of a banner, either printed canvas, cardboard or other materials, where it is inserted The motive or advertising campaign. These Venetians show up centered with respect to the placement mast, unlike the standard banners, which are placed on both sides.

The usual method of placement of these Venetian is usually an improvised system, usually using one or more bars that are placed horizontally at a height adequate. These bars are usually mounted by wiring that by tension it holds the bars from which the images hang to expose.

The main problem of these facilities is the image it presents, since in the information society Where we live, an advertising message cannot and should not be placed in a precarious way, since it detracts so much the campaign installed, such as the advertiser and the installation company.

Another technical problem that presents in the all cases, whether in the most precarious facilities as in the most elaborate is that they are only fixed to the staff by the center, as it is the first logical point of attachment to a mast vertical.

This type of axial fixation implies that both sides of the fixing point there is an extension of material, with what that at greater excess length greater torque effort must withstand the union, whatever its nature.

This overexertion is usually translated into several inconveniences, ranging from, in the best case, a misalignment of the set, and at worst a breakage of the union between the staff and the horizontal bar, with the risk of damage to third parties that entails.

Explanation of the invention.

To solve these problems has been devised a fixing system compatible with any type of hardware standard placement. This system consists of placing two fixing points in a standard fitting hardware for cylindrical elements

Due to the shape of this type of hardware (usually two cuneiform elements, which once placed surround and inscribe a circular section in a trapezoidal), the system must form a placement line parallel to that of the hardware, at a suitable distance that avoids its curvatures, obtaining a system of positioning based on a surface, and two points that generate a steering line, which limits the 3 axes with the exception of the mounting direction, which will be secured with the union screws habitual.

To achieve this positioning, it has been designed a piece consisting of a grooved base, with an outline inside slightly smaller than the hardware section itself, to conform well to the section to cover, regardless of sections of it, since within the same operation only Modify the dimensions.

On this grooved surface and at a distance prudential not to hinder the placement of the screws standard, we will perpendicularly place a separator pin, preferably cylindrical, of a suitable length to the hardware that must withstand the set, once this distance is solved minimum, this stud will be conveniently threaded, from the plane to its extreme

Finally and on both sides we will make a through collision, slightly larger in diameter to the hardware with that these facilities are usually done.

This piece described, which we will call tooling for the placement of Venetians (hereinafter, the tooling), it place on the fitting hardware, sliding a piece by each end to match the drill of fixing the hardware with the tool coliseum. Once located, with a relative distance between them adequate to the arm horizontal, we will fix the set, preferably and by Reasons for replacement comfort, using a screw standard, with which when passing through the coliso and compressing the set by pressure of the trunk, we will limit the displacement of Venetian placement tools.

Once the hardware is complemented with its corresponding tooling and conveniently installed in the Staff, we will place with the help of the threaded studs of each tooling, the horizontal support arm, which will incorporate two through collisions of dimensions according to the set.

Depending on the user's custom, the installation of the Venetian flag itself can be done previously on the horizontal arm, or during it set installation.

These coliseums allow greater tolerance regarding the working width, adapting to mounting hardware of Different sizes than standard. It also allows to compensate small hardware deformations, or accidental curvatures that can be Produce during installation.

The line between the asparagus, the own ones drills and the flat of the fixing brass, fixed in a single position the set of elements, once placed the corresponding nuts to the two studs, the system is solidly linked together.

The collision through the tool allows adjustment of relative separation that allows its use in a wide range of measurements. Using a screw that passes through the assembly allows in uniformity of fittings and adjusting the fittings to interior, all facilities are easily the same relative distance

Description of the drawings

In figure 1 we can see a view in tooling perspective, where we appreciate the grooved base (11), the separating pin (12), the fixing plane (13), the stud threaded (14) and fixing bracket (15).

In figure 2 we see the way of placing the tooling (21) on the standard hardware (22), we can see that the grooved base (23) matches the hardware section (24), by where we will slide the tooling, until the die hardware (35) with the coliseum through (36).

In figure 3 we see, mounted on the hardware (31), a tooling (32), it can be seen that the passing coliseum (33), matches the hardware die (34).

In figure 4 we can see an exploded view of the final assembly, where the lamppost staff (41) appears, the fittings (42), tooling (43), fixing screws (44) and the hardware nuts (45), the horizontal bar (46) and the nuts for the union of the elements (47), we also appreciate the coliseums of the horizontal bar (48).

Figure 5 corresponds to a section of the entire assembled set. We can see the section of the staff where install (51), installation hardware (52), tooling (53) and especially the through coliseum (54), the horizontal bar (55) with their corresponding colossi (56), as well as the detail of the studs (57) and the nuts that complete it (58).

Figure 6 shows an example of placement of Venetian We can see the staff (61) the installation hardware (62), the tools (63), the horizontal bar (64), the nuts of fixation (65) and the Venetian proper (66).

Claims (7)

1. Tooling for the installation of Venetians, characterized by being inserted in the standard hardware for banners. 2. Tooling for placing Venetians according to claim one, characterized by allowing two fixing points for the horizontal bar. 3. Tooling for the placement of Venetian according to claim one, characterized in that it allows a relative separation adjustment by means of a through collision. 4. Tooling for the placement of Venetians according to previous claims characterized by compensating the wedge of the fitting hardware by means of a stud of suitable length. 5. Tooling for placing Venetians according to previous claims characterized by fixing a horizontal bar to a standard fitting by means of two or more threaded studs. 6. Tooling for the installation of Venetian according to previous claims characterized by being fixed to the hardware by pressure of the screws. 7. Tooling for the placement of Venetian according to previous claims characterized by adapting its working width by means of through collisions made in the horizontal bar.