ES1067424U - Cap for baby carries (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Hood for baby strollers, of the type comprising a first fixed arch (1) articulated with a second mobile arch (2) for the extension and refolding of an intermediate covering sheet (5), said hood comprising means of attachment to the structure of the trolley (4), characterized in that the means for joining the hood to the structure of the trolley are composed of two articulation plates (3) arranged on opposite sides of the hood and having one of its sides : a clamp (31) for coupling to the structure of the trolley (4), a first housing (32) of the end (11) of the fixed arc (1) without possibility of rotation, and a second end housing (33) (21) of the mobile arc (2), with the possibility of turning between an open position in which said movable arc is arranged obliquely with respect to the fixed arc (1), and a closing position in which the mobile arc (2) it is arranged substantially parallel to the fixed and separate frame of d icho fixed arch at a distance "d" sufficient to avoid pinching the user's fingers between both arches (1, 2); further characterized in that both housings (32, 33) have in their bottom at least one hole (34, 35) for positioning a corresponding rod (6, 7) or rivet for holding the arc (1, 2). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Hood for baby carriages.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a hood for baby strollers of the type that are removable to leave The cart discovered.

Background of the invention

At present it is common for carts to the transport of babies have an upper hood that allows cover the baby to avoid getting too much sun, to get wet during when it rains or just for safety, to avoid falling objects on the baby.

These hoods comprise at least a first arc fixed and second moving arc for extension and folded of a intermediate covering sheet, such as a cloth or a piece of plastic. These hoods generally comprise fixed or removable mounting means with respect to the structure of the trolley.

Normally these arcs are joined by a intermediate scissor mechanism or by two close axes between yes, which causes the closing position to remain practically in contact and that the user's or baby's fingers they can get caught between the hoops when the folded from the hood.

Description of the invention

The hood for baby strollers, object of this invention, presents some technical peculiarities destined to increase the safety of use of the hood and prevent the user or baby can catch their fingers between the rings of the soft top.

According to the invention, the hood has on the opposite sides a means of joining the fixed rings and mobile, configured by plates that present respectively on one of its sides a coupling clip to the structure of the cart, a first housing for the end of the fixed arc, no possibility of turning, and a second housing for the end of a moving arc with the possibility of abatement between hood opening and closing positions.

Both housings have a hole of placement of a rod or arch rivet correspondent.

The first accommodation is defined in a passage narrow between a first transverse protrusion and a second protrusion transverse, which makes it impossible to turn the fixed arc, and the second housing is defined between the second highlight transverse and the free end of the plate. Thus, in the position of opening of the hood, is between the fixed and mobile arches a "D" distance sufficient to prevent entrapment of user's or baby's fingers during the opening operation of the soft top.

According to the invention, the second highlight it presents in its upper part a lateral appendix that forms a abutment stop of the moving arc both in the open position as in the closing position of the hood, ensuring that in said opening position the moving arc is separated from the arc fixed at a sufficient safety distance to prevent finger trapping between fixed arc and moving arc. Saying second highlight additionally presents a recess for the accommodation, with the possibility of turning the end of the moving arc.

Description of the figures

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to facilitate the understanding of characteristics of the invention, is attached herein descriptive a set of drawings in which, for illustrative purposes and not limiting, the following has been represented:

- Figure 1 shows an assembly detail of the coupling of the hood rings on the articulation plate, and in which the mobile hoop with full stroke is represented in the opening position and dashed in the position of hood closure.

- Figure 2 shows an elevation view inside of one of the side articulation plates.

- Figure 3 shows a plan view of a of the articulation plates.

- Figure 4 shows an elevation view exterior of one of the articulation plates.

- Figure 5 shows a perspective view of the hood mounted on a baby carriage.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

As can be seen in the figures referenced the hood for baby carriage comprises two bows (1, 2) "U" parallel parallels presenting their ends (11, 21) joined together in joint plates (3), which are attached to bars (41) of the cart structure (4), between both arches (1, 2) a flexible sheet (5) of covering.

The articulation plate (3) has a noticeably flat and elongated configuration, being in a side, and near one end, a coupling clip (31) to a bar (41) of the cart structure (4), a first housing (32) of one end (11) of the fixed arc (1) and a second housing (33) of one end (21) of the movable moving arch (2).

Both accommodations (32, 33) present in their bottom at least one hole (34, 35) for placing a rod (6, 7) or corresponding arch fastening rivet (1, 2).

The first housing (32) is defined by a narrow passage between a first transverse shoulder (36), annexed to the clamp (31) and a second transverse shoulder (37), which together with the stem (6) or rivet immobilize the end (11) of said arc fixed (1) to the articulation plate (3), without the possibility of displacement or rotation.

The second accommodation (33), defined in the end of the plate opposite the clamp holder (31), is disposed between the second transverse shoulder (37) and the end free of the articulation plate (3), enabling limited rotation of the moving arc (2) with respect to the rod (7) or rivet that holds its end (21) to the articulation plate (3), bringing this arc mobile (2) is scrollable at a wide angle to enable the hood opening and closing. In the opening position of the hood the moving arc is arranged substantially parallel to the fixed arc (1) and distanced from it in a distance "D", sufficient to prevent the user from catching the fingers between said arcs (1, 2).

The parallel arrangement of both arcs (1, 2) in the opening position of the hood and the distance "D" between the fixed arc (1) and the mobile arc (2) is secured by a lateral appendix (38) protruding frontally from the second protrusion (37) and acting as a stop of the moving arc both in the position of opening as in the closing position of the hood. The appendix lateral defines in the second projection (37) a lateral recess (39) for abatement, without interference, of the rear end (21) of the arch (2) during the opening and closing of the hood.

Once nature is sufficiently described of the invention, as well as a preferred embodiment, for the appropriate purposes that the materials, form, size and arrangement of the elements described may be modified, as long as this does not imply an alteration of the essential features of the invention claimed in continuation.

Claims (3)

1. Hood for baby carriages, of the type comprising a first fixed arch (1) articulated with a second mobile arch (2) for the extension and folding of an intermediate covering sheet (5), said canopy comprising means of union to the structure of the cart (4), characterized in that the means of union of the hood to the structure of the cart are composed of two articulation plates (3) arranged on opposite sides of the hood and presenting on one of its sides: a clamp (31) for coupling to the carriage structure (4), a first housing (32) of the end (11) of the fixed arc (1) without the possibility of rotation, and a second housing (33) of the end (21) of the moving arc (2), with the possibility of rotation between an opening position in which said mobile arc is arranged obliquely with respect to the fixed arc (1), and a closing position in which the mobile arc (2) is disposes substantially parallel to the fixed frame and separated from said ar fixed co at a distance "D" sufficient to avoid pinching the user's fingers between both arcs (1, 2); further characterized in that both housings (32, 33) have at the bottom at least one hole (34, 35) for placement of a rod (6, 7) or rivet for securing the corresponding arch (1, 2). 2. Hood according to claim 1, characterized in that the first housing (32) is defined by a narrow passage disposed between a first transverse shoulder (36) and a second transverse shoulder (37), and because the second housing (33) is located between the second transverse shoulder (37) and the free end of the articulation plate (3), said second one presenting a lateral appendage (38) of the movable arc displacement stop (2) between the opening and closing positions of the hood 3. Hood according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the second projection (37) has a recess (39) for housing, with the possibility of rotation, of the end (21) of the moving arc (2).