DE6813491U - TROUSER HANGER WITH ONE-SIDED FREE-ENDING BAR - Google Patents

Description

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Hessisches Kunststoffwerk, Schlerf & Co., 6949 Wahlen / Odenwald

Trouser hanger with a bar that ends freely on one side

The subject of the innovation is a hanger for trousers with one side free-ending web, as is often found in clothing stores is used for sales and demonstration purposes. Aim of innovation It is to design such a bracket so that it can also be used as a so-called one-way bracket for transport purposes without the risk of slipping the garment hanging over it can be used.

In the subject of the innovation, this is achieved in that the web is designed as a double web, the lower being the load-bearing Web forms, while the upper at its free end has a claw or the like to snap into the free end of the lower web. It is useful if the upper web is slightly bent in the longitudinal direction and resiliently on the in the locked position lower bridge. In the case of the manufacture of the bracket from plastic, the upper web can be made in one piece with the other parts thereof exist. However, it can also be manufactured separately and inserted firmly or detachably into the closed end of the bracket.

A coat hanger with closed ends and with a double web is known here the lower web part is to be opened slightly resiliently on one side downwards. For safe transport of trousers hung over them this bracket is well suited. In sales demonstrations, he conditionally but either pushing a pair of trousers over the upper bar or using the lower part of the bar a new snap_

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ten of the hinged end.

In the drawing, the subject of the innovation is illustrated in one embodiment. Show it;

Fig. 1 is a side view! . '■ of the bracket with the upper bridge open, Pig. 2 in side view of the bracket in the closed state, FIG. 3 a section according to III-III of Mg. 1, FIG. 4 a section according to IV-IV of FIG. 1.

The bracket (1) is open on one side and has a freely flowing, stable web (2). The manufacture can be made of metal or plastic. Above the web (2) is a second web

(3) arranged, one end of which is fixed to the closed end

(4) of the bracket is connected. The web (3) is, as can be seen from Fig. 1, slightly bent in the longitudinal direction and provided with a claw (49) at its free end, by means of which it can be inserted into the free end (5) of the tinter web (2) can be locked. As a result of the longitudinal deflection of the upper web (3), it settles in the locked state, resiliently on the web (2) over almost its entire length and also secures trousers hung over this longer transport against any slipping. When using the hanger in confectionery stores for demonstration purposes, the Pants over the upper web (3) that is locked into the lower web (2) hung and in the same simple \ Yeise, as with the usual one-sided free-ending trouser braces]., can be removed and hung up again. But it is also possible to leave the upper web (3) open. Often times, suits with two different

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colored pants supplied. In this case, too, the innovation "Normal hangers" can preferably be used. One pair of trousers can be worn over the lower Hang the bridge (2), the other pants over the bridge (3). ÖerrSifceg i ' tgigt sioh under the load on the bridge (2) and can with his free end. If the overhead trousers are removed, the top bar (3) that is not locked in springs open so that the ones above the! lower bar hanging second pants is easily accessible. Both pants can be back on one side in a known simple manner Free-ending webs are placed, while at the same time avoiding the trousers that belong together, even when business is brisk will. If such matching pairs of trousers are delivered from the factory with the hanger, it goes without saying Consideration of transport is useful if both pants are temporarily hung on the lower bar (2) for this case, what due to the resilient resilience of the upper web (3) is easily possible. In the locked state of the upper bar Even with two trousers hung in this way, any slipping during transport is prevented.

Of course, the upper web (3) could in a production of the device made of plastic in one piece with all other parts of the bracket. However, it is also possible to use the upper one Make the web (3) separately and insert it either firmly or detachably into the closed end (4) of the bracket. This is true in The rest also in the event that the bracket should not be made of plastic, but of metal. Here the Bracket in its parts (1) and (2) are made of metal, the upper one

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The web (3), on the other hand, is made of plastic, since on the one hand it does not itself have a load-bearing capacity, wojftl should have resilient properties.

If the supporting parts (1, 2) of the bracket are made of metal, the upper web (3) can be made of plastic as a disposable part and easily detachable inserted into the closed end (4-7 of the bracket being. In this pail it would be conceivable to use the upper web (3) to be used only for securing during transport and to remove it for sales and demonstration purposes.

Claims (4)

* H I i «4 Walter Kohlhag ··» '' "'' ■ Patent Engineer Heidelberg, Moltkestr. 17 VoMm 421 f2 PROTECTIVE CLAIMS 1.) Trouser hanger with a web that ends freely on one side, especially for Sales and transport purposes, characterized in that the Web is designed as a double web (2, 3), the lower (2) uen supporting web binds, while the upper (3) on his free end a claw (4a) or the like. has to snap into the free end (5) of the lower web (2). 2.) bracket according to Anspruoh 1, characterized in that the upper web (3) is slightly bent in the longitudinal direction and is in rests on the lower web (2) in the locked position. 3.) bracket according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that; - ^a - - ^he upper web (3) is made separately and inserted firmly or detachably into the closed end (4) of the bracket. 4.) bracket according to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that its supporting parts (1,2) are made of metal, while the upper resilient web (3) is made of plastic as a disposable part.