DE1907545U - HANGER. - Google Patents

Description

HA. 777 329 * -5.11.64

Patent attorney Lüdenscheid, November 2nd, 1964

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LÜDENSCHEID applicant; I.

Telephone 2 2714 company

- J. D. Geck GmbH.

Hr \ Vsrr '-' - "aOiei" Altroggenrahmede / Westf.

Tgb. - Mr. 7 228

"Hanger"

The hiring concerns hangers with a hanging hook and two parallel hanging gifts. A hanger after firing is used in particular to hang up sales items, which with two parallel eyelets, straps, webs or the like. be hung in the sales rooms, such as Belts, bags, stirrup pants, lingerie, scissors, etc.

A hanger is already known in which the two suspension legs are bent from a piece of wire and connected to one another The legs of the suspension hook are welded. Here you have to make the apex of the suspension leg the diameter of the leg adjust the suspension hook very precisely so that you get a firm connection. In addition, the suspension legs result in a pretty complicated bent part.

The price increase aims to create a simple structure Hanger, the individual parts of which can have comparatively large tolerances. In addition, the innovation aims to create a hanger with the hanging legs spread apart can be, which is particularly desirable when recording stirrup pants.

According to the innovation, this is achieved in that the suspension hook ends in an eyelet, in which webs the suspension leg are used. The eyelet is preferably perpendicular in a plane to the hook level.

After the hiring, the ends of the hangers can be opened start in the eyelet edges, preferably by spot welding or To press. On the other hand, you can also provide eyelets at the web ends of the suspension legs, which to achieve a all-round movable connection through the eyelet of the suspension

grab the hook. In the latter jail, the suspension legs be easily spread apart, which makes it easier to hang up «

The individual parts of a hanger according to the innovation each have a simple structure, which has a very advantageous effect on the overall production costs of the hanger.

Details of the innovation emerge from the following description some preferred room shapes based on the accompanying drawings. It represent;

Figure 1 shows a hanger according to the innovation in elevation,

Figure 2 in side elevation,

FIG. 3 shows a further three-dimensional shape of a hanger according to the innovation in elevation,

Figure 4 in side elevation,

FIG. 5 shows a hanger according to the invention with hanging gifts that can be moved on all sides in the side view and

Figure 6 in elevation.

The hanger shown in Figures 1 and 2 consists of a suspension hook 1 which is shaped in the usual way and which ends in an eyelet 2. The eyelet 2 preferably has a triangular shape, the base line 3 of the eyelet being horizontal runs. This part can easily be produced fully automatically as a bent part. Belong to the hanger Furthermore, two suspension legs 4, the front ends 5 of which are bent upwards and which on the other hand end in fastening webs 6. The fastening webs 6 are each in the lower corners the triangular eyelet 2 used and set in a suitable manner. A spot weld is preferably provided. However, one can just as well fasten the bars by pressing in the eyelet legs .

A similarly constructed hanger is shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the hook part being shaped in the same way, while each Suspension legs 7 is designed to be two-legged. To the Fastening web is followed by a central bracket 8 in each case which sit the bent back suspension legs 7, their front ends 5 are bent upwards. In this case you can hang the parts into the hanger from the eyelet side. This-

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is particularly advantageous in clothing stores, when the suspension hooks are hung on support rods. In this Case are the front ends 5 of the suspension legs against the open side of the shelf, so that the hanging parts, especially high-rise pants, can easily be hung on the hanger, without having to remove the suspension hook from the support bar.

Another spatial form of the innovation is shown in Figures 5 and 6 shown, according to which a preferably round use 9 is attached to a suspension hook 1 in this case. The hanging parts 10 are generally swing-shaped, with A web 12 extends from an eyelet part 11, to which, via a bend, a suspension leg 15 with an upturned front end 14 is set. As can be seen from the figures, the eyelets 11 of the suspension parts 10 are hooked into the eyelet 9 of the suspension hook 1, which results in a connection that can move in all directions. In particular, as indicated in FIG. 5, the hanging parts Spread 10, so that the hanging of sales items is facilitated. The hanging parts 10 fit through this also automatically depends on the thickness of the hanging eyelets or webs of the respective sales items. Eventually through this Design also makes it easier to put the suspension hook 1 on a support rod, since, as you can see without further ado, also the hanging hook opposite the hanging gifts on all sides is movable.

Claims (1)

- 4 protection claims Claim 1; Hanger with a suspension hook and two suspension legs lying parallel, characterized in that the suspension hook (1) ends in an eyelet (2) into which webs (6) of the suspension legs (4) are inserted. Claim 2; Hanger according to Claim 1, characterized in that the eyelet opening lies in a plane oriented perpendicular to the plane of the hook. Claim 3? Hanger according to Claim 2, characterized by a triangular eyelet (2), the web ends (6) being inserted into the corners delimiting the horizontally running G-round line (3). Claim 4: Hanger according to Claim 3> characterized by a welded connection for fastening the web ends to the eyelet. claim Hanger according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the webs (12) of the suspension legs (13) each end in eyelets (11), which to achieve an all-round "movable connection" through the eyelet (9) of the suspension hook (1). Claim 6; Hanger according to claim 5, characterized by swing-like hanging parts (Figure 6). Claim 7σ hanger according to one of claims 1-6, characterized in that the front ends (5 or 14) of the suspension legs are bent upwards. Claim 8; Hanger according to one of claims 1 - 7 »characterized in that the suspension legs are designed as double webs (Figure 3). For the applicant: Patent attorney