DE521058C - Device for holding shoes when cleaning and grooming - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a device for holding footwear during cleaning and cleaning, consisting of a shoe tree and a stationary, housing-like Part that holds the shoe tree in different positions and which is inserted into the housing Clamping end is provided with several differently extending, flat surfaces, each of which is attached to corresponding housing surfaces place.

In the known devices of this type you can the shoe front and the Though also fold the shoe cap upwards, the shoe-tensioning part must be Change the position every time removed from the housing-like part and again be placed in it. In addition to the clamping arm, toothed segments and pawls are also necessary and must be handled.

The invention avoids these inconveniences, and it consists in that the shoe tree end has a disc with lugs protruding over its two sides, on each of which initiate, on the housing in front of the wall, the lug parts are in a horizontal position Position held tensioner to avoid swinging down based and of which the lug part located at the bottom facing the rear wall of the housing to prevent it rotation of the tensioner rests in a slot in the rear wall of the housing. Another feature of the invention is that the surfaces resting on the front wall of the housing of two opposing surfaces on the disc Clamps and the one below them - through the slot in the rear wall of the case stepped lower lug part - part of the Disc are beveled. Finally, to prevent the lug part from passing through A bolt is arranged through the housing slot on the rear wall of the housing.

The subject of the invention is shown in the drawing in an exemplary embodiment, namely show:

Fig. Ι an overall view of the device, Fig. 2 the stationary housing,

Fig. 3 the tensioner part,

Figures 4 and 5 details.

The shoe tensioner part consists of the rigid leg α with the full or two-part, spherical, hook pressure piece b rotating around its axis and the upper, one-part or two-part tension leg c, at the lower end of which the pressure piece d for the front shoe is fastened so that it can be folded upwards. The leg c is pivotably mounted on the upper head part e of the clamping leg α.

The arched rail f serves to limit the leg deflection.

The clamping leg α is extended upwards to form a pin g , on which the disk K is fastened with lugs k _x to Iz ₁ protruding on both sides.

In the case of the housing-like part (Fig. 2), the rear wall q and the floor are extended for the purpose of attachment to a horizontal or vertical surface. In the rear wall q there is a slot m which can be locked or opened by the bolt 0.

In the front wall p there is a slot η in which the pin g of the shoe tree a, c is rotatably mounted.

4 and 5 show in an approximately natural size the pin g with the disks in different positions in a view and the housing-like part p, q in section. s is a stationary part, e.g. B. a wall with a slot to allow passage of the Knagge k _s .

This device works as follows:

The shoe tree (Fig. 3) with the washer h is placed in the housing-like part and the pin g is placed in the slot η of the front wall p, with the cleat -k _s opposite the protector. Then the bolt ο blocking the slot m is pulled out to the left so far that the lug k _{z of} the disk h can pass through this slot so that the pin g swivels out approximately 45 ° against the horizontal; the inclined surface r of the disk h comes to lie on both sides of the lug k _s on the rear wall q of the housing-like part (Fig. 4 and 5), the upper part of the disk h lies on the upper edge of the front wall p, and the Inclined surfaces of the lateral lugs k ₂ and k _i lie on the inner side of the front wall p.

Now pull the shoe (Fig. 1 above roughly dashed line) over the pressure piece d, press the shoe down so far that the inner shoe cap is lower than the hook pressure piece b, then push the lower part of the shoe to the right until the Cap pressure piece b rests against the inner shoe sole. Now you can spring back, and the shoe sits on the tensioner (Fig. 1 shown below with fine dashed lines).

If you want to clean the other three sides of the shoe, you lift the shoe with tensioner, without removing it from the housing-like part, so far that the upper lug k _{x of} the disk h rests against the rear wall q , and turns the shoe with tensioner 45 ° around the longitudinal axis of the pin g, pushes the bolt 0 (Fig., 2 and 5) to the right, so that the slot m is locked in the rear wall, the catch located below only enters the slot m and against the bolt 0 sets. According to this, the axis g is almost horizontal.

Now the lugs located laterally at the same height approach with their front surfaces the inside of the front wall p of the housing-like part (Fig. S) and prevent the pin g from tilting down and sideways pivoting with the tensioner and shoe.

When all four sides of the shoe are cleaned and you want to remove the shoe again, you turn the tensioner with the toe of the shoe upwards, press the shoe down a little so that the heel pressure piece b no longer rests on the inside of the shoe, pulls the shoe down to the left and then upwards .

The lengths of the clamping legs α and c (Fig. Ι and 3) to each other are kept so that when cleaning and cleaning a small and medium-sized shoe, the bolt ο can always be left to the right (Fig. 2 and 5).

Claims (3)

Patent claims: i. Device for holding footwear during cleaning and cleaning, consisting of a shoe tree and a stationary, housing-like part that holds the shoe tree in different positions and the end of the tensioner inserted into the housing is provided with several differently extending, flat surfaces that are each at corresponding Place housing surfaces, characterized in that the end of the shoe tree has a disc Qi) with lugs (k _t to k _t ) protruding over both sides, on whose middle lug parts resting on the front wall of the housing (ρ) the tensioner held in a horizontal position faces Avoiding the pivoting down and of which the respective lower lug part facing the rear housing wall (q) rests in a slot (ni) in the rear housing wall to prevent rotation of the tensioner. 2. Apparatus according to claim 1, in which an obliquely downwardly directed position of the shoe tree is achieved by the superposition of inclined surfaces of the housing and the shoe tree end, characterized in that the on the housing front wall (p) adjacent surfaces of two on the disc (h) opposite lugs (k ₂ and I t ₁₎ and among them - ^ lower when depressing through the slot (in) in the housing rear wall (q) Knaggenteil - applied to the housing rear wall (q) part (r) of the disc (h) are chamfered. 3. Apparatus according to claim 1, characterized by the arrangement of a bolt (0) on the housing rear wall (q) to prevent the passage of the lug part (k ₃ ) through the housing slot (m). 1 sheet of drawings