DE1718745U - WELDED METAL NET TAPE. - Google Patents

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57a, p. 171S745. Friedrich I. otters. Brcdcnbruch (Kr. Iscrlohn). | Gcschweiß-I S ι- ■ tes metal mesh tape. 6. 3. 52. L 14 569. '

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Welded metal mesh tape

The innovation concerns a metal band or a Metal mesh mat, the longitudinal and transverse wires of which are welded together in the crossing parts.

According to the innovation, such a Motallnetsband or one of them had shaped the transverse wires so that they protruded vertically out of the plane of the het, which acted as spacers are trained. These tapes or mats are ideal for covering joints or joints Isolation of boilers, pipes, containers or the like.

under stapling should wire ends in the sense of the innovation are understood to be the contact surfaces favorable to the contact surfaces of an object that come into contact with them and at the same time occupy a fixed position in relation to the metal net level.

In a preventative embodiment, the binders are dull. A single metal net with the blunt surfaces of the Transverse wire ends placed on a pipe, for example; The wire ends that are perpendicular to the net plane form the spacers, so that one is used for the insulation very desirable space and the pipe surface and metal mesh level is created.

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The booklets formed by the spacers are arranged at the edges of the metal net and / or distributed over its entire surface. In many cases 1st it is two-way, the length wires of the metal net in the To arrange grooves of the covering parts on which the Wires from the network level are surrounded.

Likewise, the cross wires can be made of a metal higher Blegungsfestlgksit exist, which give the metal network a give great stability. For the cross wires leaves sioh

Use round steel wire; but they can auoh out

? lao! material, preferably fluff-rolled round steel wire or hard steel wire that has been hardened by cold deformation. In the case of large mesh mats, which should have a high level of stability, the longitudinal wires will be made of flaoh material that is hooh-edged to the transverse wires. This results in the advantage of increasing the distance between the square wires _{and the wall,} so that the plaster and mesh mat are better bonded and the plaster thickness is increased.

Using a net mat according to the innovation as a self-supporting Deokenputζträger can of course auoh a combination with a cheaper put carrier 8. B. a Sohilfrohrmatte In the catfish with advantage take place that the net mat according to the invention is worked directly old into the support tube mat. Man daduroh receives a great stability, can large dimensions use and save on plaster. In the same way, the net tape or the net mat with a Isolating agent z. B. be connected with glass wool mats; a solo insulation mat has the, for example required and desired for transport

'< ^57a > 3. 171S745. Friedrich Lötters,

Brcdcnbruch (Kr. Iscrlohn). | Gcschwciß-1 ·

tcs Mct.illnctzband. 6. 3. 52. L 14 569

j (T. 5; 2. 1)

lity. The metal nets can be metallic or oheml-like coverings to be worn or in place ▼ on steel wires also consist of other metal wires.

Fig. 1 zej $ «in a narrow net tape, the longitudinal wires (a) of which are round; the cross wires (b) consist of flaoh rolled steel wire and are on the tape edges 90 ° ru staple (o) bent. The longitudinal wires (a) lie in the grooves of the bending stellon the cross wires. In Fig. 2 is a view of a wide mat with * lying inside the mat BU vertically bent booklets out of the network plane (o) formed cross wires shown.

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Claims (10)

57a, 3.171S745. 'rrieilrich I.ötters, Bredcnbruch (Kr. Iscrlolm) | Gcschwciß-1 ■■: - "^ tcs iMct.-iilnctzbnnd. 6. 3. 52. L 14 569. '" ^v - (T. 5; line 1) k - 4- aohuxzanspruone 1 · Metal mesh tape or mat made from welded together Line and cross wires, because of which it is marked that the cross wires to eenkreoht from the Hetzplane protruding and designed as a spacer Staples are shaped. 2. Metal mesh tape or mat according to Claim 1, daduroh marked that the booklets are blunt. 3 · Metal mesh tape or mat according to claims 1 and 2, Dadtrroh characterized that the booklets are arranged distributed over the Oesamtfläohe of the metal net are. 4. Metal mesh tape or mat naoh claims 1 to 9, characterized by the fact that the booklets are attached to the Edges of the metal mesh are arranged. 5 · Metal mesh tape or mat according to claims 1 to 4, characterized in that in the throats of the Bending points of the booklets Length wires arranged ■ Ind. 6. Metal net tape or mat naoh claims 1 to 5 $ daduroh gekennzelohnet that the cross wires are made of • inca material of higher flexural strength, preferably steel wire. 57a, 3. 1 7IS 745. I-rictlrich I.öttcrs, Hrcdcnhiüdi (Kr. Iscrlolin). | Speed-I-, ■ lcs Met.illnctzhanU. 6. 5. 52. I. 14 569. (T. 5; line 1) 7. Metal mesh tape or mat according to Anspruoh 1 bie 6, characterized by the fact that the transverse wires are made of plain material, preferably fluff-rolled round steel wire, exist. 8. Metallnetsband or -matte naoh claim 1 to 6, daduroh gekennseiohnet, da3 the cross wires & mb are preferably duroh Kaltverforöung hardened hard steel wire. 9. Metal net tape or mat naoh claim 1 to Q _t daduroh characterized in that existing length wires from Flaohmaterlal are arranged hoohkant to the transverse wires. 10. Metal mesh tape or mat naoh claim 1 to 9t characterized duroh the combination with preferably duroh weaving in, tacking on, pressing around with it connected mats made of eonall- and heat-insulating Materials such as reeds, glass wadding, cork, diatomite, asbestos, sole wool, steel wool.