AT58815B

AT58815B - Flat iron with removable handle.

Info

Publication number: AT58815B
Authority: AT
Original assignee: Landers Frary & Clark
Priority date: 1912-04-26
Filing date: 1912-04-26
Publication date: 1913-04-25

Description

  

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Nach gewisser Abnutzung oder wenn es gewünscht ist, den Handgriff fester mit dem Eisen zu verbinden, kann der Hebel auch mit der Hand nach unten gepresst werden, wodurch eine noch 
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 welche den Handgriff mit dem Eisen verbindet. 



   Die Grundplatte des Handgriffes besteht vorteilhaft aus Blech, welches ausgestanzt und entsprechend versteift ist. Die Anschläge sind dadurch gebildet, dass man das Metall an den Rändern der Grundplatte und um einen Teil der Wandungen an den Öffnungen nach unten zieht. 



   Die Ansätze zwischen welchen der Hebel drehbar gelagert ist, werden von der einen Strebe des Handgriffes ausgebogen ; auch der Hebel wird aus Metallblech gebildet und auch die Wandungen an dieser Öffnung werden nach unten gezogen, so dass eine Lagerfläche von verhältnismässiger Ausdehnung entsteht. Der Handgriff ist umkehrbar, so dass aus diesem Zwecke die Bolzen zylindrische Gestaltung erhalten. Auch ist leicht ersichtlich, dass bei der Befestigung des Hand- 
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 lagerten, unter dem Einfluss der Schwere stehenden Hebel geschieht, der beim Aufsetzen zunächst mit einem Bolzen des Plätteisens in Berührung kommt und dann den Handgriff in der Längs- 
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After a certain amount of wear and tear, or if it is desired to connect the handle more firmly to the iron, the lever can also be pressed downwards by hand, creating an even more
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 which connects the handle to the iron.



   The base plate of the handle is advantageously made of sheet metal which is punched out and stiffened accordingly. The stops are formed by pulling the metal down at the edges of the base plate and around part of the walls at the openings.



   The approaches between which the lever is rotatably mounted are bent out of one strut of the handle; The lever is also formed from sheet metal and the walls at this opening are also pulled down, so that a bearing surface of relatively large dimensions is created. The handle is reversible, so that for this purpose the bolts are given a cylindrical shape. It is also easy to see that when the hand-
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 stored lever, which is under the influence of gravity, which first comes into contact with a pin of the flat iron when it is placed and then moves the handle in the longitudinal direction
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Claims

is provided, which is further away from the pivot point of the lever than the underlying opening in the base plate of the handle, so that when the base plate is placed with its opening over the bolt, the upper part of the bolt engages in the opening of the lever and shifts this and thus the whole handle.

3. flat iron according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the pin or bolts are cut conically on the flat iron at the bottom and the flat iron or the lower side of the handle plate or both are equipped with projections (16, 15) which facilitate the removal of the base plate of the handle with reference to the bolts in such a way that the edges or strips of the openings in the base plate must first engage in the conical groove of the bolts and are then pressed in like a wedge by the action of the lever.

4. flat iron according to claim l to 3, characterized in that the bolts (3) on the flat iron and the Ansch! ag1eisten. 74 of the openings in the base plate are arranged so that EMI2.4 comes into contact, the handle is thus reversible.

5. flat iron according to claim 1 to 4, characterized in that the edge of the openings (22 and 14) is completely or partially flanged downwards, so that a good guide is created and the parts can be punched from metal.