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- Figure 1 a view in side elevation of a hypodermic-syringe case constructed in accordance with my invention
- Fig. 2 a similar edge view thereof
- Fig. 3 a View of the case partly in section and partly in side elevation
- Fig. 4 a view showing the cover of the case, the upper and lower plates thereof, and the spring
- Fig. 5 a detached plan view of the upper plate
- Fig. 6 a similar view of the lower plate
- Fig. 8 an enlarged view showing the. upper end of one of the needle-tubes and a portiontof the upper plate.
- My invention relates to an improved hypodermic-syringe case, the object being to produce at a comparatively low cost for manufacture, a simple, strong and convenient article in aluminum, without resorting to soldering the same.
- my invention consists in a hypodermic syringe case, having certain details of construction and combina tions of parts as will be hereinafter described and pointed out in the claims.
- the body A, and cover B, of the case of alumi- 'num preferably by drawing suitable sheetmetal blanks into the required form.
- the said body A, of the case contains a framework, adapted to receive the syringe, the tablet-vials, the needles, and the wires for cleaning the needles, none of the said instrumentalities, however, being shown herein.
- the said frame-work consists in part of a top plate 0, and abottom-plate'C, both of which are by preference struck out of sheet-aluminum of suitable thickness.
- Each of the said plates is constructed with a large circular Serial No. 477,953. (No model.)
- the upper plate is also provided upon its upper face with two small pin-like projections 0 c, which are designed to receive between them the handle of the syringe, and prevent the same from rotating when in the case.
- Each of the said plates is encircled by a depending flange G which gives them a wide bearing against the walls of the body A, of the case.
- the said flanges are themselves provided With lugs c, which furnish means for the attachment of the frame-work to the said body.
- the lugs of the upper plate are perforated to receive small screws passed into them from the outer face of the body.
- One of these screws 0 is shown in Fig. 3 of the drawings, while Fig. 1 of the drawings shows a perforation 0 formed near the edge of the body to receive one of the screws.
- the lugs c of the lower plate may also be perforated, but generally itwill be found sufficient to attach the framework to the body A through the medium of the upper plate.
- the said plates are secured to each other by means of tubes H H, which receive the syringe-needles.
- the tubes H H therefore, have the two-fold function of binding-- the plates together, and of receiving the needles. To adapt them to the latteruse a their upper ends are threaded, as at h, as
- perforations G G formed in the plate receive the extra wire tube 1, which is provided near its upper end with an annular outwardly proj ecting head 01, and about midway of its length with a corresponding head 1; these two beads being arranged in their separation from each other to correspond to the distance between the plates 0 0', when the same are connected by the needle tubes H H.
- the extreme upper IOO end of the tube I extends into the perforation G, in the upper plate, while the lower end of the tube passes through the corresponding perforation G,in the lower plate, and thence downward into the body.
- the hinge connecting the cover with thebodyis attached without the use of solder and consists of a post J, of aluminum or other material, which is secured by rivets j j to the said cover, the lower end of the post being furnished with a transverse pin J, which has bearing in a centrally bifurcated leaf K, which is formed by a folded extension made integral with the rear end of the top plate 0, the said plate having a slot c 'cut in its rear end to clear the said post.
- the steel spring L which I employ to keep the cover closed, is connected with the framework without the use of solder, the rear or inner end of the bottom-plate 0, being thereto constructed with a slot 0 which receives the spring, the edges of which are formed with notches Z Z, which the ends of the slot 0 take into to prevent the spring from moving up and down or endwise, this being clearly shown in Fig. 4 of the drawings.
- the lower end of the spring has two inwardly bowed fingers Z Z, which conform to the curvature of the inner wall of the body, and prevent the spring from twisting.
- a hypodermic-syringe case the combination with the cover and body thereof, of a top and bottom plate located within the said body, perforated to receive the syringe, tabletvials and needles, and tubes constructed near their ends with beads for the inner faces of the plates to rest against, and having their extreme ends swaged or flanged upon the outer faces of the plates, which are perforated to receive them, substantially as described.
- a frame-Work located within "the body and comprising a top-plate having its inner end constructed to form one member of a hinge,
- a hypodermic-s3ringe case the combination with the body and cover thereof, of top and bottom plates struck up from sheet metal, attached to each other, secured within the said body, and adapted to receive the syringe, tabletvials and needles, the rear plate having its inner end slotted, and a spring co-acting with the hinge uniting the cover and body, and constructed with notches which the end walls of the said slot take into to prevent it from end wise movement, substantially as described.
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' -(No Mo del.) A. WOLFF.
HYPODERMIG SYRINGE CASE.
Patented 001B. 10, 1893.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
ADRIAN WOLFF, OF WATERBURY CONNECTICUI, ASSIGNOR TO THE SGOVILL MANUFACTURING. COMPANY, OF SAME PLACE.
HYPODERMIC-SYRINGE CASE.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 506,453, dated October 10, 1893.
Application filed June l7 1893.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, ADRIAN'WOLFF, of terbury, in the county of New Haven and State of Connecticut, have invented a new Improvement in Hypodermic-Syringe Cases; and I do hereby declare the following, when taken in connection with accompanying drawings and the letters of reference marked thereon, to be a full, clear, and exact description of the same, and which said drawings constitute part of this specification, and represent, in
Figure 1, a view in side elevation of a hypodermic-syringe case constructed in accordance with my invention; Fig. 2, a similar edge view thereof; Fig. 3, a View of the case partly in section and partly in side elevation; Fig. 4:, a view showing the cover of the case, the upper and lower plates thereof, and the spring; Fig. 5, a detached plan view of the upper plate; Fig. 6, a similar view of the lower plate; Fig. 7, a detailed sectional View showing the manner of securing the two plates together by the needle-tubes; Fig. 8, an enlarged view showing the. upper end of one of the needle-tubes and a portiontof the upper plate.
My invention relates to an improved hypodermic-syringe case, the object being to produce at a comparatively low cost for manufacture, a simple, strong and convenient article in aluminum, without resorting to soldering the same.
With these ends in view, my invention consists in a hypodermic syringe case, having certain details of construction and combina tions of parts as will be hereinafter described and pointed out in the claims.
In carrying out my invention, I construct the body A, and cover B, of the case of alumi- 'num, preferably by drawing suitable sheetmetal blanks into the required form. The said body A, of the case contains a framework, adapted to receive the syringe, the tablet-vials, the needles, and the wires for cleaning the needles, none of the said instrumentalities, however, being shown herein. The said frame-work consists in part of a top plate 0, and abottom-plate'C, both of which are by preference struck out of sheet-aluminum of suitable thickness. Each of the said plates is constructed with a large circular Serial No. 477,953. (No model.)
perforation D, for the syringe, with four smaller circular perforations E, for the tabletvials, with two still smaller circular perforations F, for the needle-tubes, and with one much smaller perforation G, for the extra wire tube. The upper plate is also provided upon its upper face with two small pin-like projections 0 c, which are designed to receive between them the handle of the syringe, and prevent the same from rotating when in the case. Each of the said plates is encircled by a depending flange G which gives them a wide bearing against the walls of the body A, of the case. The said flanges are themselves provided With lugs c, which furnish means for the attachment of the frame-work to the said body. As herein shown, the lugs of the upper plate are perforated to receive small screws passed into them from the outer face of the body. One of these screws 0 is shown in Fig. 3 of the drawings, while Fig. 1 of the drawings shows a perforation 0 formed near the edge of the body to receive one of the screws. If desired, the lugs c of the lower plate 0, may also be perforated, but generally itwill be found sufficient to attach the framework to the body A through the medium of the upper plate. The said plates are secured to each other by means of tubes H H, which receive the syringe-needles. These tubes are constructed very near their ends with beads h h, which are abutted against the inner faces of the respective plates, the extreme ends of the tubes being passed through the openings F F of the plates, and then swaged down to form retaining flanges f, as clearly shown in Fig. 8 of the drawings.
The tubes H H therefore, have the two-fold function of binding-- the plates together, and of receiving the needles. To adapt them to the latteruse a their upper ends are threaded, as at h, as
seen in Figs. 7 and 8 of the drawings. The
perforations G G formed in the plate, receive the extra wire tube 1, which is provided near its upper end with an annular outwardly proj ecting head 01, and about midway of its length with a corresponding head 1; these two beads being arranged in their separation from each other to correspond to the distance between the plates 0 0', when the same are connected by the needle tubes H H. The extreme upper IOO end of the tube I, extends into the perforation G, in the upper plate, while the lower end of the tube passes through the corresponding perforation G,in the lower plate, and thence downward into the body. The hinge connecting the cover with thebodyis attached without the use of solder, and consists of a post J, of aluminum or other material, which is secured by rivets j j to the said cover, the lower end of the post being furnished with a transverse pin J, which has bearing in a centrally bifurcated leaf K, which is formed by a folded extension made integral with the rear end of the top plate 0, the said plate having a slot c 'cut in its rear end to clear the said post. The steel spring L, which I employ to keep the cover closed, is connected with the framework without the use of solder, the rear or inner end of the bottom-plate 0, being thereto constructed with a slot 0 which receives the spring, the edges of which are formed with notches Z Z, which the ends of the slot 0 take into to prevent the spring from moving up and down or endwise, this being clearly shown in Fig. 4 of the drawings. The lower end of the spring has two inwardly bowed fingers Z Z, which conform to the curvature of the inner wall of the body, and prevent the spring from twisting.
It will be observed from the foregoing description that the several parts of my improved case are assembled without the use of solder, which is objectionable in the manufacture of articles of aluminum, because itdiscolors the same, and cannot be relied upon to hold fast.
I would have it understood that I do not limit myself to the exact construction herein shown and described, but hold myself at liberty to make such changes and alterations as fairly fall within the spirit and scope of my invention.
Having fully described my invention, what I claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is
1. In a hypodermic-syringe case, the combination with the cover and body thereof, of a top and bottom plate located within the said body, perforated to receive the syringe, tabletvials and needles, and tubes constructed near their ends with beads for the inner faces of the plates to rest against, and having their extreme ends swaged or flanged upon the outer faces of the plates, which are perforated to receive them, substantially as described.
2. In a hypodermic-syringe case, the combination with the body and cover thereof, of
a frame-Work located within "the body and comprising a top-plate having its inner end constructed to form one member of a hinge,
the other member whereof is attached to the cover, substantially as described.
3. In a hypodermic-syringe case, the combination with the body and cover thereof, of a frame-work located within the body and comprising two plates perforated to receive the syringe, tablet-vials and needles, one of the said plates being provided with lugs for its attachment to the said body, and means for securing the two plates together, substantially as described.
4. In a hypodermic-syringe case, the combination with the body and cover thereof, of two sheet-metal plates perforated to receive the syringe, tablet-vials and needles, and encircled by depending flanges which bear against the walls of the body and means for securing the said plates together and to the said body, substantially as described.
5. In a hypodermic-syringe case, the combination with the body and cover thereof, of a framework located within the former, and adapted to receive a syringe, tablet-vials and needles, a spring having its edges notched to be engaged and held against longitudinal movement by the frame-work, and co-operating with the hinge uniting the body and cover, substantially as described.
6. In a hypodermic-syringe case, the combination with the body and cover thereof, of a frame-work located within the former to receive the syringe, tablet-vials and needles, of a spring co-operating with the hinge uniting the body and cover, and havingits lower end bowed to engage with the bowed inner wall of the body, substantially as described.
'7. In a hypodermic-s3ringe case, the combination with the body and cover thereof, of top and bottom plates struck up from sheet metal, attached to each other, secured within the said body, and adapted to receive the syringe, tabletvials and needles, the rear plate having its inner end slotted, and a spring co-acting with the hinge uniting the cover and body, and constructed with notches which the end walls of the said slot take into to prevent it from end wise movement, substantially as described.
In testimony whereof I have signed this specification in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.
ADRIAN VVOLFF.
Witnesses:
CHAS. FEHL, T. R. HYDE, Jr.
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