DE7624899U1 - HANDLE HOLDER FOR HANDBAGS, TRAVEL BAGS, ETC. - Google Patents

Description

Dlpl.-lng. G. SchllebS 61 Darmstadt Claudiusweg 17A

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Applicant: Hessische Celluloidwarsnfabrik Dietζ u. Böttcher K.G., Pfungstadt (Hesse)

Handle holder for handles on handbags, travel bags

etc.

The invention relates to a handle holder for handles on handbags, travel bags, etc. with a bar for the loop of the handle end.

Handles for bags, cases and portable containers in general must be soft in the hand, adapt to changes, the direction of the load-bearing capacity and simple and cheap to manufacture and install.

Handles are known, the ends of which are shaped into loops and with these loops in one of two on the container attached handle holders are attached.

The disadvantage here is that the handles can not be prefabricated, but their ends around the web of the Handle holder and then sewn or riveted must be connected, especially the sewing is very laborious and requires considerable skill, loose rings or eyelets as a connection to the handle holder instead of bars bring no relief in this regard.

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The invention is therefore based on the object of creating a handle holder which enables the handle to be prefabricated and connected to the handle holder without tools by simply plugging it together.

This object is achieved erf indungagemäß by such a design of the above-mentioned handle holder that the öteg of the handle holder is inserted with its two ends in the bottom of the handle holder and open to the inside, after auuen closed recesses loose. -When attaching the handle to the handbag, travel bag or the like. The oteg, which is preferably designed as a metal pin , is pushed through the prefabricated handle loop and then inserted with its ends into the recesses on the underside of the handle holder.

Finally, this is attached to the strap (together with the handle).

Although it is known to use a handle

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outside in the. Handle holder inserted and must then be secured against unintentional loosening and falling out. For this purpose, additional means such as screw or glue and additional work steps and special care are required, and the design of the handle holder suffers restrictions.

The invention allows the inexpensive production of the Handle holder as a molded part in plastic or metal with any shape and surface design, as the recesses for the web on the underside (base) of the handle holder and not visible on the outside to step. The web is advantageously a smooth, preferably cylindrical pin, that is to say a cheapest mass-produced article. The handle holder is attached in

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The simplest way is open by riveting, concealed by means of a hammer screw inserted from the inside or open similar way.

Exemplary embodiments of the invention are shown in the following description and drawing. In this are:

1 shows the bottom view of a bow-shaped handle holder with a bridge next to it and

Pig. 2 shows a longitudinal section through the handle holder according to FIG. 1 with a hammer screw lying next to it;

3 shows a bottom view according to FIG. 1 with an inserted

Handle loop before attaching the handle holder;

4 bottom view or longitudinal section according to FIGS. 1 and 5 and 2 of a modified embodiment

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According to Fig. 1 to 3, the handle holder 1 - e.g. made of plastic - is bow-shaped with a flat underside and in its legs 1.1 each with a recess 2 provided, in which the ends of a loose pin 3, e.g. made of metal - insert «Fig. 3 shows with a view of the underside of the handle holder 1, like the side of a textile or leather handle, which is formed into a loop 6.1 it 6 with inserted pin 3 in the recesses 2 is inserted before the handle holder and handle are then attached to the container. These are three blind holes 4 are provided, into which the shafts of hammer screws 3 for attachment to the material of the Container to be smashed »

Fig. 4, 5 show a modified embodiment of the handle holder 8 with a trough 8.1 located between the recesses 2 for the pin 3, into which, as can be seen from a comparison with FIG. 3 shows that 6.1 of the handle 6 can insert, and with four blind holes 4 for Attachment to the container. This version can be used on heavier containers such as suitcases.

Further shapes of the handle holder are depending on the particular Purpose of use in the context of the invention möglieh.

- Protection claims -

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Claims (3)

Letter from ".." ί Blu'.r 5 '· ·' DipL-lng. β. Sdiliabon the German Patent Office, Munich Patent application with protection claims 1. Handle holder for handles on handbags, travel bags, etc. with a web for the loop of the handle end, characterized in that the web (3)
with its "both ends in to the bottom of the Handle holder (1) and inwardly open, outwardly closed recesses (2) is loosely inserted. 2. (rriff holder according to claim 1 in bow form, characterized in that in the legs (1.1) of the
Bracket is provided with a recess (2) facing each other. 3. Handle holder according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the web (3) is a cut to length Mötalistift is. 7624899 12/16/76