US1867776A - Sliding window - Google Patents
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- the invention consists in the provision of a.
- cam-bar which isadapted, when operated, to engage the window, or to engage and press in a resilient or angularly-movable side of the guide channel, so as to hold the window in lace.
- the edge of the window is arranged to engage and to slide within an inner channel of rubber or other flexible material housed within a rigid outer channel of metal, a cam-bar being provided between the opposed sides of the inner and outer channels. Similar clamping arrangements are provided at opposite edges of the window, the cams at opposite sides being operated simultaneously by a lever.
- the outer channel at each s1de may consist of upper and lower sections fitted with separate cam-bars detachably connected together, so that the upper sections may be removed independently of the lower sections.
- FIG. 1 of the accompanying drawings is I a horizontal section through a vehicle window fitted in 'guide channels and adapted to accordance with the present invention.
- Figure 2 is a front elevation showing the means for actuating the cams.
- Figure 8 is a side elevation of the channels, with the operating rod for the cams shown in section. 4 1
- Figure 5 is asection through the resilient inner channel in its free condition, before being fitted in the metal channel.
- a plain glass window panel 1 As applied-to a slid ing window of a vehicle, the opposite vertical edges of a plain glass window panel 1 are arranged to slide within flexible channels or linings 2 of india-rubber or the like, fitted in rigid outer channels or casings 3 of metal attached to thevehicle body or door frame by screws.
- the one side of the metal channel 3 1 s recessed or pressed outwards to form a housing 4 along its entire length within which bears upon the said wall and'deflects the'same inwards against the face of the glass panel 1, thus clamping the window in any desired position.
- the inner rubber channel or lining 2 takes the form shown in Figure 5 when in its free condition before being placed in the inetal channel 3, and-when inserted into the latter its inclined sides are brought parallel, so that'one of these sides exerts apressure upon the cam-bar 5 and holdsit in .place within its housing 4, thus preventing vibration. Also, immediately the cam-bar 5 is returned to its normal position after having been turned about its axis to clamp the window, the deflected side of the rubber channel will spring away from the glass. leaving the window free to slide. -A covering 6 of be clamped in position by cams arranged in plushor other suitable fabric encloses the adhering to the glass.
- the metal channels 3 at each side of the window are made in two'lengths or sections, as shown in Flgure 3, their ends coming to- 1 gether at 7, the inner channels being also in two sections.v
- the end portions of the housings 4, upon opposite sides of the joint 7, are
- the means for operating the cam-bars 5 comprises a central lever 10 pivoted at 11 on a bracket 12 attached tothe garnish rail of the vehicle door by means of screws.
- the rubber channel is in two parts, namely, a fixed part 26 of rubber or the like comprising one side and the bottom, and a movable part 25 of rubber or other soft material surrounding and moving with the cam-bar 56, so as to turn with the latter within the housing 46 of the outer channel 36.
- a hole or passage 26 ma run the whole length of the part 25 in or er to give a better cushioning action when the cambar 55 and its covering 25 are turned against the glass.
- suitable bearings may be provided for the opposite ends of the cam-bars, which may have trunnions or the like.
- cam-bar being of the particular cam-like section shown in the draw-' ings, it may be of any other cam-like form or of an elongated section so as to be adapted .to be turned angularly to bear against the face of the window, or press the flexible side of a channel member against the same.
- a rubber uide channel for a sliding window a camar enclosed within the one side of the rubber guide channel, a rigid .housin containing the rubber guidechannel,an cam-bar, and means for operating the cam-bar so that it is caused to press the side of the rubber channel against the window and clamp the latter within the rubber channel.
- a guide channel for asliding window for asliding window, a rubber-covered cam-bar forming the one side of the guide channel, a ri 'd housing enclosing the guide channel an cam-bar, and means for operating the cam-bar so as to clamp the window within the uide channel.
- an angu arl' -movable cam-bar along one side of the i e channel, said cam-bar extending in t e direction of the length of the channel and being adapted to turn about a longitudinal axis, a crank on the cam-barand means for operating the crank to cause the cam-bar to press said side of the guide channel against a face of the window and clamp the latter within the guide channel.
- cam-bar having a resilient side, an angularly-movable cam-bar disposed alongside the resilient side of the guide .channel, said cam-bar extending in the direction ofrthe length of the channel and being adapted to turn about a longitudinal axis, a crank on the cam-bar, and means for operating the crank to cause the cam-bar to press said side of the guide channel against the window and clamp the latter within the guide channel.
- a resilient guide channel for a sliding Window comprising upper and lower sections arranged in line and housed respectively within upper and lower sections of a rigid outer channel, cam-bars housed within the rigid channel sections, a crank detachahly connecting the ends of the cam-bars, means for actuating the crank to cause the cam-bars to clamp the window within the resilient channel sections, and means for enabling the upper section of the rigid channel to be detached independently of the lower section.
- a resilient guide channel for a sliding window comprising upper and lower sections arranged in line and housed respectively within upper and lower sections of a rigid outer channel, cam-bars disposed between the sides of the resilient channel sections and the sides of the rigid channel sections, a crank detachably connecting the ends of the cambars, means for actuating the crank to cause the cambars to press against the sides of the resilient channel sections and clamp the window within the latter and means for enabling the upper sections of the resilient and rigid channels to be detached independently of the lower sections.
- Means for holding a sliding window comprising resilient-sided guide channels within which the side edges of the window can slide, singularly-movable cam-bars, one of said cam-bars being associatedwith, and extending in the direction of the length of a side of one of said guide channels, said cam-bar being movable about a longitudinal axis which is parallel to the face of the window, a rigid housing containing each resilient channel and cam-bar to form there with a self-contained unit adapted to be applled to a window frame, and means for operating the cam-bars to cause the same to turn angularly and press the sides of the guide channels with which they are associated. against a face of the window.
- Means for holding a sliding window comprising guide channels within which the .side edges of the window can slide and each having a flexible integral side flange, angularly-movable cam-bars, one of said cam-bars directly engaging and extending in the direction of the length of said flexible side flange of one of said guide channels, said cam-bar being movable about a longitudinal axis which is parallel to the inside face of the said flexible side flange, a rigid housing gig containing each channel and cam-bar to form therewith a self-contained unit adapted to be applied to a window frame, and means for operating the cam-bars to cause the same to turn angularly about their axes and press the flexible sides of the guide channels against a face of the window.
- Means for holding a sliding window comprising guide channels within which the side edges of the window can slide and each having a flexible integral side flange, angularly-movable cam-bars, one of said cam-bars being separate from, but disposed adjacent to the outer face of the flexible side flange of one of said guide channels, said cam-bar extending in the direction of the length of said flange and being movable about a longitudinal axis parallel to said flange, a rigid channel-sectioned housing containing each guide channel and cam-bar to form therewith a self-contained unit adapted to be applied to a window frame, and means foropcrating the cam-bars to cause the same to turn angularly within the rigid housings and about their axes and to press the flexible sides of the guide channels against a face of the window.
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July 19, 1932 F. J. STUART SLIDING WINDOW Filed March 5, 1931- 2 Sheets-Sheet l WVENTUR 5 TUART' Arm/W55 F. J. STUART SLIDING WINDOW July 19, 1932 Filed March 5, 1931 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 a f I HTTORNEX Patented July 19,1932
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE FREDERICK JOSEPH S'IUABT,'OF BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, ASSIGNOR OF ONE-HALF TO ARTHUR SAM CHESTON,OF BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND SLIDING WINDOW Application filed March 1931, Serial ii'o. 520,273, and in Great Britain ApriI 16, 1980.
provide improved and more eflicient means Y 7 Figures 6 and 7 for retaining the window in the position desired.
The invention consists in the provision of a.
cam-bar which isadapted, when operated, to engage the window, or to engage and press in a resilient or angularly-movable side of the guide channel, so as to hold the window in lace.
ccording to the preferred arrangement the edge of the window is arranged to engage and to slide within an inner channel of rubber or other flexible material housed within a rigid outer channel of metal, a cam-bar being provided between the opposed sides of the inner and outer channels. Similar clamping arrangements are provided at opposite edges of the window, the cams at opposite sides being operated simultaneously by a lever. To enable the window to be easily removed the outer channel at each s1de may consist of upper and lower sections fitted with separate cam-bars detachably connected together, so that the upper sections may be removed independently of the lower sections.
Figure 1 of the accompanying drawings is I a horizontal section through a vehicle window fitted in 'guide channels and adapted to accordance with the present invention.
Figure 2 is a front elevation showing the means for actuating the cams.
Figure 8 is a side elevation of the channels, with the operating rod for the cams shown in section. 4 1
- Figure 4 represents a cross-section through the channels on a larger scale. v
Figure 5 is asection through the resilient inner channel in its free condition, before being fitted in the metal channel.-
are cross-sections through modifications.
Referring to the form of the invention shown in Figures 1 to 5, as applied-to a slid ing window of a vehicle, the opposite vertical edges of a plain glass window panel 1 are arranged to slide within flexible channels or linings 2 of india-rubber or the like, fitted in rigid outer channels or casings 3 of metal attached to thevehicle body or door frame by screws. The one side of the metal channel 3 1s recessed or pressed outwards to form a housing 4 along its entire length within which bears upon the said wall and'deflects the'same inwards against the face of the glass panel 1, thus clamping the window in any desired position. Preferably the inner rubber channel or lining 2 takes the form shown in Figure 5 when in its free condition before being placed in the inetal channel 3, and-when inserted into the latter its inclined sides are brought parallel, so that'one of these sides exerts apressure upon the cam-bar 5 and holdsit in .place within its housing 4, thus preventing vibration. Also, immediately the cam-bar 5 is returned to its normal position after having been turned about its axis to clamp the window, the deflected side of the rubber channel will spring away from the glass. leaving the window free to slide. -A covering 6 of be clamped in position by cams arranged in plushor other suitable fabric encloses the adhering to the glass.
- rubber channel and prevents the rubber from The metal channels 3 at each side of the window are made in two'lengths or sections, as shown in Flgure 3, their ends coming to- 1 gether at 7, the inner channels being also in two sections.v The end portions of the housings 4, upon opposite sides of the joint 7, are
5 cut away to leave a gap through .which extend bent-up arms 8, 8, of the cam bars 5, 5, of the respective sections. These arms '8, 8, are connected by a pin 9, so as to form a crank, the said pin 9 havingreduced ends one of which is riveted to the arm of the lower cam-bar while the other end is an easy and detachable fit in the arm 8 of the upper cambar. Lips or flanges 20 are formed on the gapped ends of the housings 4 to form extended bearing surfaces for the arms 8. The means for operating the cam-bars 5 comprises a central lever 10 pivoted at 11 on a bracket 12 attached tothe garnish rail of the vehicle door by means of screws. Attached to the lever 10 by pivots 13, 14, are two curved links 15, 15, which cross one another and extend in opposite directions. Their outer ends are formed with eyes or sleeves 16, 16, in which are fitted pull- rods 17, 17 the outer ends of which are. provided with eyes 18 engaged by the respective crank-pins 9 at opposite sides of the, window. The inner ends of the rods 17 are adjustably held within and locked to the eyes or sleeves l6 ofthe links by means of nuts 19. I
In operation, when the lever is inthe position shown in Figure 2, the cam-bars 5 are in their clamping position, as in Figure 1, the same deflecting the sides of the rubber channels 2 inwards so as to press upon the face of the glass. Ifthe lever is turned to the left the links 15,15, are forced outwards in oppo-' site directions and the rods 17 17, by acting upon the crank-pins 9,- turn the cams 5 into their free position as shown in Figure 4, the rubber channel 2 leaving the glass which is free to be raised or lowered but which cannot rattle owing to the cushioning effect of the lining 2. When the lever is moved to the right, into the position shown in Figure 2, the
To remove the glass from the window frame it is first lowered to the bottom of its travel and the screws that fix the top sec one side of the rubber channel 2a is arran ed to encircle the cam-bar 5a, and is provi ed with a pocket or housing 23 fitting the correspondingly shaped side 4a of the metal channel 8a and containing the said bar 5a. The latter, however, is a loose fit'in the pocket or housing and is free to turn therein, this free' roviding the turning being facilitated by pocket or housing 23 with an interior lining 24 having a low co-eflicient of friction. As the cam-bar 5a is not in metallic contact with any part no rattle can be produced due to vibration.
According to the further modification shown in Figure 7, the rubber channel is in two parts, namely, a fixed part 26 of rubber or the like comprising one side and the bottom, and a movable part 25 of rubber or other soft material surrounding and moving with the cam-bar 56, so as to turn with the latter within the housing 46 of the outer channel 36. A hole or passage 26 ma run the whole length of the part 25 in or er to give a better cushioning action when the cambar 55 and its covering 25 are turned against the glass. I
If desired, suitable bearings may be provided for the opposite ends of the cam-bars, which may have trunnions or the like.
Instead of the cam-bar being of the particular cam-like section shown in the draw-' ings, it may be of any other cam-like form or of an elongated section so as to be adapted .to be turned angularly to bear against the face of the window, or press the flexible side of a channel member against the same.
Having fully described my invention, what I desire to claim and secure by Letters Patent 1s:.
1. A rubber uide channel for a sliding window, a camar enclosed within the one side of the rubber guide channel, a rigid .housin containing the rubber guidechannel,an cam-bar, and means for operating the cam-bar so that it is caused to press the side of the rubber channel against the window and clamp the latter within the rubber channel.
2. A guide channel for asliding window, a rubber-covered cam-bar forming the one side of the guide channel, a ri 'd housing enclosing the guide channel an cam-bar, and means for operating the cam-bar so as to clamp the window within the uide channel.
3. A uide channel for a sliding window,
an angu arl' -movable cam-bar along one side of the i e channel, said cam-bar extending in t e direction of the length of the channel and being adapted to turn about a longitudinal axis, a crank on the cam-barand means for operating the crank to cause the cam-bar to press said side of the guide channel against a face of the window and clamp the latter within the guide channel.
4. A guide channel for a sliding window,
having a resilient side, an angularly-movable cam-bar disposed alongside the resilient side of the guide .channel, said cam-bar extending in the direction ofrthe length of the channel and being adapted to turn about a longitudinal axis, a crank on the cam-bar, and means for operating the crank to cause the cam-bar to press said side of the guide channel against the window and clamp the latter within the guide channel.
5. A resilient guide channel for a sliding Window, comprising upper and lower sections arranged in line and housed respectively within upper and lower sections of a rigid outer channel, cam-bars housed within the rigid channel sections, a crank detachahly connecting the ends of the cam-bars, means for actuating the crank to cause the cam-bars to clamp the window within the resilient channel sections, and means for enabling the upper section of the rigid channel to be detached independently of the lower section.
6. A resilient guide channel for a sliding window, comprising upper and lower sections arranged in line and housed respectively within upper and lower sections of a rigid outer channel, cam-bars disposed between the sides of the resilient channel sections and the sides of the rigid channel sections, a crank detachably connecting the ends of the cambars, means for actuating the crank to cause the cambars to press against the sides of the resilient channel sections and clamp the window within the latter and means for enabling the upper sections of the resilient and rigid channels to be detached independently of the lower sections.
7. Means for holding a sliding window, comprising resilient-sided guide channels within which the side edges of the window can slide, singularly-movable cam-bars, one of said cam-bars being associatedwith, and extending in the direction of the length of a side of one of said guide channels, said cam-bar being movable about a longitudinal axis which is parallel to the face of the window, a rigid housing containing each resilient channel and cam-bar to form there with a self-contained unit adapted to be applled to a window frame, and means for operating the cam-bars to cause the same to turn angularly and press the sides of the guide channels with which they are associated. against a face of the window.
8. Means for holding a sliding window, comprising guide channels within which the .side edges of the window can slide and each having a flexible integral side flange, angularly-movable cam-bars, one of said cam-bars directly engaging and extending in the direction of the length of said flexible side flange of one of said guide channels, said cam-bar being movable about a longitudinal axis which is parallel to the inside face of the said flexible side flange, a rigid housing gig containing each channel and cam-bar to form therewith a self-contained unit adapted to be applied to a window frame, and means for operating the cam-bars to cause the same to turn angularly about their axes and press the flexible sides of the guide channels against a face of the window.
9. Means for holding a sliding window, comprising guide channels within which the side edges of the window can slide and each having a flexible integral side flange, angularly-movable cam-bars, one of said cam-bars being separate from, but disposed adjacent to the outer face of the flexible side flange of one of said guide channels, said cam-bar extending in the direction of the length of said flange and being movable about a longitudinal axis parallel to said flange, a rigid channel-sectioned housing containing each guide channel and cam-bar to form therewith a self-contained unit adapted to be applied to a window frame, and means foropcrating the cam-bars to cause the same to turn angularly within the rigid housings and about their axes and to press the flexible sides of the guide channels against a face of the window.
In testimony whereof I have affixed my signature.
FREDERICK JOSEPH- STUART.
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