DE1920716U - IRON SOLE. - Google Patents

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L 28 031 / SdG ¹ IHi 10.6.1965

Kuhn / hb

Ironing sole

The innovation is seen on an iron soleplate with cast iron Heating rod, the connection ends of which are led diagonally upwards at the bottom of the sole.

There are such iron soles: * known, in which the The closing ends of the heating rod at the end of the sole are led upwards at an angle. The end of the sole is over the end of the heating rod led out and angled rectangular at its end, so that an end surface that is perpendicular to the sole surface © arises o

The innovation is that the end of the sole is in the area The ends of the heating rods, which are inclined upwards, are almost parallel su the homeland evenings, so that the soles! laugh on runs diagonally upwards.

Compared to the previously known iron soles, the nauevungegeaäBe iron soleplate has the advantage that the

10 * 6.1965 luhn / hb

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Claims (1)

P.A. 30198 6 11.6.65 June 10, 1965 'Kuhn / fei> Watch out for sayings 1 «, iron soleplate with embedded hot rod, d «ee» & Ansehlußend © »esa Sohienende inclined upwards are »made possible by the fact that the sole surface is in the area parallel to the ends of the heating rod, which are led upwards at an angle Home evenings runs so that the sole surface at the sole end ©b@nfgi.ls runs diagonally upwards. 2 ", iron soleplate according to claim 1, characterized · - * that the ends (5) of the cast Heisistab (2) the rear surface (6) of the sole (1) led out