FI66740C - RULLHAOLLARE MED BROMS - Google Patents

Description

1 66740

BRAKE ROLLER RACK

For example, towel paper is commonly sold in packages in which the towel paper is wound from a cardboard tube wound on a cardboard core. A cutting hole has been made in the towel to dispense the use.

5 For practical reasons, it is preferable to place the roll in a suitable rack. If the rack is not equipped with an anti-rotation brake device, it requires the cooperation of both hands when picking up the roll paper. In childcare and many kitchen work, for example, it is possible to use only one hand for this purpose. An easy-to-dispense roll rack saves considerable towel paper and time.

For example, racks are known in which a roll of paper is pressed by a flap provided with a spring. Such solutions are complex, easily damaged and the braking force changes.

There are also racks in which the roll is pressed from the ends of the roll so that it rotates under a certain resistance.

Uncertainties have been observed in these solutions and the frictional force varies. A solution in which a roller which is pressed either by gravity or by a spring-loaded brake disc is placed on a shaft fixed to the frame is previously known.

In Norwegian patent publication no. 16140 discloses a gravity brake device as part of a paper wetting system. This solution is complex and susceptible to interference because it includes a separate wall-mounted frame with multi-complex grooves, a separate weight section whose sole function is to brake the paper web, and a separate shaft. It is an object of the present invention to obviate the described disadvantages and shortcomings. Its features are apparent from the claims.

Figures 1 and 2 show a solution of the invention.

In Fig. 1 the parts (1) are the mounting hooks of the suspension brackets, the parts (2) are the suspension bracket parts which are loosely mounted on the mounting hooks (1) at the upper end and form a cardboard core (5) 1a at the lower end. ^ having holes (31) at a distance of dimension (b) to which the suspension bracket with the loose fitting fits and a suspension bracket made of a round bar by bending so that the upper end of the arm has a short upper end bent at an angle of 90 ° and the lower end is bent in the same plane 90 °, and is of a ringing length to bear the roller and of a suitable length so that when the brake disc is raised, the suspension brackets can be opened to replace the roller.

Dimension (a) Fig. 1 is the width of the roller and (b) Fig. 2 is in principle the same dimension (a) plus the thickness of the suspension bracket. The rolled roller stand works in such a way that when pulling from the paper, the part (6) of Fig. 1 rotates when the roller (4) is braked. Selecting the appropriate weight of the brake disc will cause the paper to unload evenly without breaking. Paper cutting scio-15 is best done with a diagonal downward jerk. The jerk increases the frictional force described above. The handles can also be easily attached to the holes at the distance of the plate (b) in Fig. 2, for example in the bottom of the kitchen cabinet, in the bottom of the mirror cabinet, etc. One advantageous way to make the hanging handles of one of the principle devices shown in Figures 1 and 2 is to make them from plasticized metal. . The roller roller stand is intended for use in kitchens, health and child care, laboratories, industry, etc.

Claims (3)

1. Brake for saw roll position for dosing wiping paper or the like, rolled around a paper core of Fig. 1 part (5) and forming a paper roll of Fig. 1 part (4), characterized in that it consists of two identical suspension brackets Fig. 1 parts (2), being a short Upper end Fig.2 part (21) and a lower end suitable for the purpose Fig.2 part (23), both bent in the same direction and the pane, for storage and loosening of the paper roll Fig. 1 part (4), and which is held by a brake disc Fig. 1 part (3) provided with wide heels Fig. 2 part (31), into which the hinge bars fig. 1 part (2) are inserted and at the upper ends of the hanger Fig. 1 parts (21) are suitably designed for fastening devices Fig. 1 parts (1), or the fastening heels and where the brake disc Fig. 1 part (3) mass is chosen such that the braking friction force which increases partly between pads Fig. 1 part (6), and the brake disc Fig. 1 part (3), partly between the lower part of the hanger Fig. 2 part (23), and the cardboard core Fig. 1 part (5) is suitable for the end-piece so that paper Fig. 1 part (6) or the corresponding phase to expire at even tension, but which at a slight oblique knuckle easy phase to disengage at the perforation and the brake disc Fig. 1 part (3), the suspension brackets Fig. 1 the parts ( 2), the unopened roller Fig. 1 part (4) and the hinge bars Fig. 1 parts (2), the mounting devices Fig. 1 parts (1) or the mounting heel are dimensioned such that the brake disc, when mounted on it. its location, joins the parts together into a functioning whole and allows the roller to be replaced by lifting the brake disc. Braking roller stand according to Claim 1, characterized in that the upper ends of the hanger Fig. 2 parts (21) are preferably bent in the fastening devices Fig. 1, the parts (1) for fastening in the heel or that the ends are formed as loops or in another suitable manner. for attachment and that appropriate attachment devices can be attached to them if necessary.