WO2012113016A1 - Axe de charnière et ensemble charnière utilisant ledit axe - Google Patents

Axe de charnière et ensemble charnière utilisant ledit axe Download PDF

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WO2012113016A1
WO2012113016A1 PCT/AU2012/000159 AU2012000159W WO2012113016A1 WO 2012113016 A1 WO2012113016 A1 WO 2012113016A1 AU 2012000159 W AU2012000159 W AU 2012000159W WO 2012113016 A1 WO2012113016 A1 WO 2012113016A1
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pin
hinge
retention arm
hinge pin
bore
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David Martin Stuckey
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David Stuckey Investments Pty Ltd
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05D—HINGES OR SUSPENSION DEVICES FOR DOORS, WINDOWS OR WINGS
    • E05D3/00—Hinges with pins
    • E05D3/02—Hinges with pins with one pin
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05D—HINGES OR SUSPENSION DEVICES FOR DOORS, WINDOWS OR WINGS
    • E05D7/00—Hinges or pivots of special construction
    • E05D7/10—Hinges or pivots of special construction to allow easy separation or connection of the parts at the hinge axis
    • E05D7/1044—Hinges or pivots of special construction to allow easy separation or connection of the parts at the hinge axis in an axial direction
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05D—HINGES OR SUSPENSION DEVICES FOR DOORS, WINDOWS OR WINGS
    • E05D7/00—Hinges or pivots of special construction
    • E05D7/12—Hinges or pivots of special construction to allow easy detachment of the hinge from the wing or the frame
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05Y—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASSES E05D AND E05F, RELATING TO CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS, ELECTRIC CONTROL, POWER SUPPLY, POWER SIGNAL OR TRANSMISSION, USER INTERFACES, MOUNTING OR COUPLING, DETAILS, ACCESSORIES, AUXILIARY OPERATIONS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, APPLICATION THEREOF
    • E05Y2900/00—Application of doors, windows, wings or fittings thereof
    • E05Y2900/10—Application of doors, windows, wings or fittings thereof for buildings or parts thereof
    • E05Y2900/13—Type of wing
    • E05Y2900/132—Doors

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  • the present invention relates to an assembly for forming a hinge. Specifically, the present invention relates to a hinge pin and to an assembly therefor for use with, a door system to form a hinge axis to allow the door to move about the hinge axis.
  • a hinge is made up of two hinge members, one of which is mounted on the door and the other on the frame, and it has a hinge pin, which is slidably receivable by both hinge members.
  • the hinge pin functions as a hinge axis and the door is able to swing about the hinge axis.
  • An enclosure such as a cabinet, typically includes a door hinged thereto, through which access to the interior is obtained.
  • a user typically needs to install or remove the hinge pin to remove the door from the frame upon which the door is mounted.
  • the installation or removal of the hinge pin is sometimes not easily achieved and often involves great difficulty, requiring both hands of the user or the hand of at least two people and in addition, sometimes the need for a tool to facilitate installation or removal of the hinge pin.
  • the door is for an enclosure housing electrical wiring, such as a fuse box or electrical meter housing and the like
  • electrical wiring such as a fuse box or electrical meter housing and the like
  • space to access the wiring within is often a problem. It is frequently the case that an electrician wishing to work on the wiring is required to remove the door completely from the housing in order to gain more space in which to work.
  • Hinge pins are generally in the form of a metal rod, one end of which is flared so that the pin does not fall through the opening of the hinge members.
  • a hinge pin requires considerable force and dexterity exerted by a worker to effect its removal from a hinge.
  • the hinge pin may have rusted or simply because of the weight of the door hanging on the hinge this can cause sufficient Motional engagement to prevent the easy removal of the hinge pin from the hinge.
  • the stubborn pin is removed, it can slip from the worker's grasp, drop and be lost. Therefore, when the pin is removed, the worker has to ensure that it is safely secured, so that when it is required again, it has not been misplaced.
  • hinge pins and assemblies using the same that are simple to use.
  • One type of hinge pin is that described in European Patent No. 0359857.
  • This hinge pin has a locking mechanism formed on one end of the hinge pin to engage a hinge bore thereby preventing its removal. While this type of hinge pin is readily insertable into the hinge bore, it can be very difELcult to remove, as the woiker has to use both his hands, or at least the hands of two workers to hold and support the door to prevent it from falling, when the pin is ultimately removed, while at the same time tiying to disengage the locking mechanism from the hinge bore and remove the hinge pin. This can pose logistical problems and additional financial burdens for a company that has contracted to do the work.
  • hinge pin is that described in United States Patent Application No. 2008/0295285.
  • This type of hinge pin has a clip nmning along the length of the hinge pin.
  • the clip When the hinge pin is inserted into a hinge bore, the clip releasably engages an outside slot located adjacent to the bore to thereby restrict its release.
  • To remove the pin from the bore the user needs to push the pin outwardly and then upwardly, which operation can be achieved with one hand, with the other hand supporting the door.
  • This type of hinge pin is an improvement over the hinge pin described in EP0359857 in that the hinge pin is both insertable and removable single-handedly.
  • the hinge pin is only retained in position in the bore while the door is connected to the frame. Further, once the hinge pin is removed from the bore, the hinge pin needs to be stored nearby or held in the hand of the user fox reinsertion and mounting of the door. On many occasions, the pin is lost and a replacement pin has to be found in order for the door to be reinstalled.
  • a hinge pin assembly including one that facilitates easy installation and or removal of a door, where the hinge pin remains in contact with one of the hinge members when the door is removed from the frame.
  • the present invention seeks to overcome or at least ameliorate some of the problems associated with the prior art Summary of the Invention
  • a hinge pin device comprising a pin and a retention arm, both extending from the device, wherein the retention arm is aligned substantially parallel to and spatially apart from pin.
  • a hinge pin assembly comprising a hinge pin device comprising a pin; and a pin receiving member comprising a bore and a hinge member receiving zone located thereon, wherein the pin device and the pin receiving member in assembly are releasably engagable to retain the pin at least partially within the bore.
  • the assembly further preferably includes a retention arm which acts to maintain the pin at least partially within the bore.
  • the retention arm is located either on the pin device or on the pin receiving member, wherein the retention arm correspondingly co-acts with either the pin receiving member or the pin device.
  • the retention arm is preferably aligned substantially parallel to and spatially apart from the pin.
  • the pin is of a shorter length relative to the retention arm.
  • the retention arm preferably comprises at least one catch for releasably engaging with the pin receiving member.
  • the pin receiving member preferably comprises at least one complcmcntarily shaped and positioned protrusion for engaging with the at least one catch of the retention arm.
  • the retention arm comprises at least one protrusion and the pin receiving member comprises a compiementarily shaped and positioned indentation for ensuring mat the pin is at least partially and releasably retained within the bore during use.
  • the retention arm further more preferably comprises a terminal stop means for cooperating with the pin receiving member.
  • the stop means m a preferred form is of a general hook- shaped configuration, wherein the stop means is a terminal hook member.
  • the retention arm is substantially planar and a side edge of the retortion arm is angled substantially towards the pin.
  • the retention arm comprises one catch and a terminal hook member and the pin receiving member comprises one complementarily shaped and positioned protrusion, wherein the assembly can be moved between a first and a second engagement state.
  • the retention arm further more preferably comprises a second catch suitably positioned thereon to cooperate with the protrusion on the pin receiving member.
  • the pin is substantially removed from hinge member receiving zone.
  • the pin may take the form of any suitable shape, whereby it is accommodated within the bore.
  • the pin is a substantially cylindrical rod and the bore is preferably comprised of spaced apart and aligned substantially cylindrical passageways to receive the pin therethrough.
  • the hook member contacts the pin receiving member and the first catch of the retention arm simultaneously engages with a protrusion on the pin receiving member, whereby the pin is removed from the hinge member receiving zone.
  • a door hinge member can be inserted into the lunge member receiving zone.
  • an integrated bore is formed, comprising both the bore passing through the door hinge member and the bore of the pin receiving member.
  • the pin is then passed through the integrated bore and the assembly is moved from the first engaged state into the second engaged state, wherein the second catch of the retention arm is brought into positive engagement with a second protrusion on the pin receiving member.
  • the retention arm more preferably comprises at least one catch and a terminal stop means.
  • the stop means in a preferred form is of a generally hook-shaped configuration, wherein the stop means is a terminal hook member.
  • the retention arm is substantially planar and a side edge of the retention arm is angled substantially towards the pin. I a further preferred form, the retention arm comprises a second catch suitably positioned thereon.
  • the pin device can cooperate with an existing pin receiving member, having a hinge member receiving zone located therein to form an assembly, whereby a door can be readily installed or removed while the pin is releasably and partially retained in the bore of the pin receiving member.
  • the hinge pin device of the present invention is useful in a retrofitting situation, where the pin has been misplaced or lost.
  • the retention arm preferably comprises at least one catch for releasably engaging with the pin device.
  • the pin device preferably comprises at least one complementarity shaped and positioned protrusion for engaging with the at least one catch of the retention arm.
  • the retention arm comprises at least one protrusion and the pin device comprises a complementarily shaped and positioned indentation tor ensuring that the pin is at least partially and releasably retained within the bore during use.
  • An advantage offered by the present invention is that throughout the installation or removal process of the door from its frame, the pin remains substantially in contact with the pin receiving member and therefore cannot be lost
  • a retention arm attached to a first component such as a pin receiving member
  • a second component such as a pin device
  • the retention arm may be slidably receivable within a suitably arranged slot in the pin device.
  • Figure 1 shows isometric views of an embodiment of a hinge pin assembly, according to the present invention, in a first engaged state (A) and a second engaged state (B).
  • Figure 2 shows several views of an embodiment of a hinge pin device, according to the present invention, in a top perspective view (A), a bottom perspective view (B) and an end-on view (C).
  • Figure 3 shows isometric views of an embodiment of a pin receiving member, according to the present invention, in a first orientation (A) and a second orientation (B).
  • Figure 4 shows isometric views of an embodiment of a hinge member useful for the present invention, in a first orientation (A) and a second orientation (B).
  • FIGs 5 and 6 shows several views of the hinge pin device shown in Figure 2, the pin receiving member shown in Figure 3 and the hinge member shown in Figure 4 are assembled to form the binge pin assembly of the invention.
  • a hinge pin device 200 comprising a pin 210 and a retention arm 220 extending from base 230 of said pin device 200.
  • Pin 210 and retention arm 220 arc aligned substantially parallel to and spatially apart from each other.
  • a hinge pin assembly 100 including a hinge pin device 200 comprising a pin 210 and a retention arm 220 extending from base 230 of said pin device 200, wherein pin 210 and retention arm 220 are aligned substantially parallel to and spatially apart from each other, and a pin receiving member 300 comprising a bore 310 and a hinge member receiving zone 320 located on receiving member 300 wherein, when assembled, retention arm 220 engages with pin receiving member 300 to releasably retain pin 210 at least partially within the bore 310.
  • the hinge pin assembly 100 is formed when a hinge member 400 is received into hinge member receiving zone 320, whereby an integrated bore 310,410 is formed into which pin.210 is fully receivable. Once assembled, a door installed using the hinge pin assembly 100 is able to pivot about the pin 210 acting as a hinge axis.
  • Retention arm 220 preferably includes two catches, a proximal catch 221 and a distal catch 222, relative to the pin device base 230, positioned along the length of the retention arm 220 and a terminal hook member 223 at a free end of the retention arm 220, distal to the pin device base 230.
  • Catches 221,222 are in the form of grooves running across the breadth of the retention arm 220.
  • Catches 221,222 may act as a register of the arm's position relative to the pin receiving member 300 or may act in conjunction with the terminal hook member 223 as a register of the arm's position relative to the pin receiving member 300.
  • the catches 221,222 and terminal hook member 223 co-act to positively engage with pin receiving member 300 to substantially prevent accidental removal of pin 210 from pin receiving member 300.
  • Pin 210 is substantially cylindrical.
  • the shape of the pin 210 is not limited to the illustrated embodiment, and may take the form of any suitable shape. As illustrated in Figure 2, the pin 210 is shorter relative to retention arm 220.
  • pin 210 is substantially removed from the hinge member receiving zone 320. In this state, pin 210 is partially removed from the bore 10 and allows for insertion of a hinge member 400 within the hinge member receiving zone 320 of the pin receiving member 300.
  • the base 230, from which the pin 210 and retention arm 220 extend, is preferably of a substantially open box-shaped configuration, comprising four side walls 231,232,233,234 and a top wall 235. In the illustrated embodiment, pin 210 and retention arm 220 extend from one of the side walls 234.
  • Opposing side walls 231,233 are separated from top wall 235 by at least one opening 236 which permit side walls 231,233 to be squeezed together, which movement in turn causes simultaneous separation of retention arm 220 away from the pin 210.
  • This separation enables hinge pin 200 to slidably move the hinge pin assembly 100 between a first engaged state and a second engaged state (see Figures 1A and IB, respectively).
  • the pin receiving member 300 includes a bore 10 and a hinge member receiving zone 320 wherein the hinge member receiving zone 320 is located between two limbs 330.
  • the limbs 330 each comprise a corresponding bore 310 into which the pin 210 is inserted.
  • the hinge member bore 410 of the hinge member 400 aligns with the corresponding bore 310 of the pin receiving member 300 to form an integrated bore 310,410.
  • the integrated bore 310,410 accommodates the pin 210 of the hinge pin 200.
  • hinge member 400 comprising a bore 410 is located within the hinge member receiving zone 320 and the pin 210 is passed through integrated bore, comprising both bores 310 and 410.
  • proximal catch 221 releasably and positively engages protrusion 350 and pin device base 230 abuts base 320 of pin receiving member 300.
  • This second engaged state ensures that the door is held securely in position by the pin 210.
  • retention arm 220 is substantially planar and extends from one of the side walls 234 of the pin device base 230.
  • the retention arm 220 is angled towards the pin 210, rather than being aligned parallel to side walls 231,233. This preferred orientation is better shown in the end-on view shown in Figure 2C. This preferred orientation of the retention arm 220 assists in in the movement of the hinge pin assembly 100 between the first and second engaged states.
  • side walls 231.233 are initially grasped and compressed together. Compression of the side walls 231,233 forces them to contract towards each other, which in turn, moves the retention arm 220 away from the pin receiving member 300. Compression of the side walls 231,233 also moves terminal hook member 223 out of contact with the pin receiving member 300.
  • the top wall 235 of the pin base 230 preferably farther comprises an aperture 237.
  • Aperture 237 is most preferably adapted to allow a tool, such as a screw driver, to be inserted therein for leverage to assist slidable movement of the binge pin assembly 100 between the first and second engaged states.
  • the top wail 23S further incorporates visual indicators 238 to assist the user in this determination.
  • the top wall 23S is partially visible so that only one of the visual indicators 238 can be seen by the user, when the pin assembly 100 is in either the first or second engaged states.
  • Hinge pin 200 can also be placed behind a return 630 of a frame (also known as a concealed hinge), having a suitably sized window 620, such that window 620 allows only one of the visual indicators 238 to be seen by the user, such as is illustrated in Figure 6.
  • window 620 allows only one of the visual indicators 238 to be seen by the user, such as is illustrated in Figure 6.
  • the user can immediately identify the relative engagement state of the hinge pin assembly 100 without having to look at the position of the pin 210 relative to the pin receiving member 300.
  • the pin receiving member 300 is nested within a complementarily shaped space 500,600 in a door frame 510,610.
  • the pin receiving member 300 is nested within a complementarily shaped space at the edge of the door 700 (not shown in figures).
  • the pin receiving member 300 is preferably nested in the former, and if possible, frictionally held, adhered, welded or screwed to the frame or door 700.
  • the base 330 of the pin receiving member 300 has a cut-out portion 360, which runs parallel with the surface of the frame or door. The cut-out portion 360 allows an edge of the frame or door 700 to be wedged into it to further assist pin receiving member 300 to be securely nested and appropriately positioned
  • Hinge pin device 200 and pin receiving member 300 may be made of any suitable material, for example, plastic, and can be manufactured by an injection moulding process. In cases where one or more of the components are made of metal, the components) can be manufactured by suitable materials and processes including, but not limited to, moulding, welding, beading and stamping.
  • the hinge pin assembly 100 described herein may be installed on any door, which may include a door and a frame, to form a hinge to allow movement of the door between an open condition and a closed condition.
  • the hinge pin assembly 100 allows a certain maximum opening angle for the door relative to the door frame to be produced.
  • the maximum opening angle is preferably 180 degrees.
  • the shape and dimensions of the hinge member 400 and or the space of the hinge member receiving zone 320 can be modified in such a way that a door opening angle of greater man 180 degrees is achieved and preferably 270 degrees.
  • the angle of rotation of the pivoting axis is increased.
  • the location of the hinge axis could be positioned away from the inner surface of the door or supporting frame; or the depth of clearance space for the rotating hinge member 400 could be adjusted.

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La présente invention concerne un ensemble axe de charnière qui comprend un dispositif axe de charnière qui comprend un axe ; et un élément de réception d'axe sur lequel sont positionnés un trou et une zone de réception d'élément charnière ; dans l'ensemble, le dispositif axe de charnière et l'élément de réception d'axe peuvent entrer en prise de façon amovible pour retenir l'axe au moins partiellement dans le trou. Dans certains modes de réalisation de la présente invention, un bras de retenue est relié à un premier composant et le bras de retenue coopère avec un second composant pour permettre à un axe d'être partiellement retiré du trou d'un élément de réception d'axe tout en restant à proximité dudit trou.
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CH658294A5 (en) * 1981-12-08 1986-10-31 Schuermann & Co Heinz Composite window with double glazing

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