CH85757A

CH85757A - Soldering iron for gasoline blow torches.

Info

Publication number: CH85757A
Authority: CH
Inventors: Zaugg Albert
Original assignee: Zaugg Albert
Priority date: 1919-11-06
Filing date: 1919-11-06
Publication date: 1920-07-01

Description

  

  



  Lötkolben   f#r Benzinl#tlampen.   



   Die Erfindung hat zum Gegenstand einen    L#tkolben f#r Benzinl#tlampen, welcher in    seinem der   Lötlampe    zugekehrten Teile hohl ausgebildet ist.



     Beiliegende    Zeichnung zeigt zwei Ausführungsbeispiele des   Erssndungsgegenstandes,    und zwar :
Fig. I einen   Hammerl#tkolben,   
Fig. II einen   Spitzlötkolben.   



   Der in Fig. I dargestellte   Lotkolben      A    hat die Form eines Hammers, dessen der   Lötlampe    zugekehrter,   wagreehtstehender    Teil ausgehöhlt ist, während der vordere senkrechte Teil massiv ist.   F#r    den Austritt der in die Höhlung von hinten eingeblasenen Er  hitzungsflamme    weist der hintere   wagreehte    Teil des Kolbens seitlich   m#ndende      Austritts-      #ffnungen    1 auf.

   Gehalten wird der   Lotkolben    an der   Lötlampe    durch den Träger B, welcher   mittelst    einer Stellschraube L losbar am Flammenrohre C der   Lötlampe      festge-    macht ist.



   Bei dem Beispiel Fig. II ist der   L#tkol-    ben   A1 als Spitzl#tkolben ausgebildet und    ist dessen hinterer Teil ebenfalls hohl und mit seitlichen   Austrittsoffnungen      l    versehen.



   Die beiden bescliriebenen   L6tkolbeii    gemäss der Erfindung weisen folgende Vorzüge gegenüber bekannten   Lötkolben    auf. Einmal bietet die Höhlung der Flamme eine grosse Heizfläche dar, wodurch Brennstoff gespart wird. Sodann findet keine   direkte Erw#rmung    der zu   lötenden      Gegenst#nde durch    die   Heiz-    flamme statt und ist die Spitze des Kolbens vor Russbildung geschützt. Auch wird durch die   Aushöhlung    eine Gewichtsverminderung erzielt.  



   PATENTANSPRUCH :    L#tkolben    für   Benzinl#tlampen,    dadureh   gekennzeichnet,      da#    dessen der   L#tlampe    zu  gekehrter Teil ausgehöhlt    ist.



   UNTERANSPRUCH :    L#tkolben    nach Patentanspruch, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass dessen ausgehöhlter Teil seitlich mündende Austrittsoffnungen für die   Heizflamme    aufweist. 

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  Soldering iron for petrol lamps.



   The object of the invention is a soldering iron for gasoline lamps, which is hollow in its parts facing the blowtorch.



     The accompanying drawing shows two exemplary embodiments of the subject of the invention, namely:
Fig. I a hammer piston,
Fig. II a pointed soldering iron.



   The soldering iron A shown in FIG. I has the shape of a hammer, the horizontal part of which facing the blowtorch is hollowed out, while the front vertical part is solid. For the exit of the heating flame blown into the cavity from the rear, the rear horizontal part of the piston has outlet openings 1 which open laterally.

   The soldering iron is held on the blowtorch by the carrier B, which is fastened detachably to the flame tube C of the blowtorch by means of an adjusting screw L.



   In the example in FIG. II, the piston A1 is designed as a pointed piston and its rear part is also hollow and provided with lateral outlet openings 1.



   The two described soldering irons according to the invention have the following advantages over known soldering irons. On the one hand, the cavity of the flame offers a large heating surface, which saves fuel. Then there is no direct heating of the objects to be soldered by the heating flame and the tip of the piston is protected from soot formation. A weight reduction is also achieved through the hollowing out.



   PATENT CLAIM: Piston for petrol lamps, marked because the part of the lamp is hollowed out towards the turned.



   SUBSTANTIAL CLAIM: L # t piston according to patent claim, characterized in that its hollowed-out part has laterally opening outlets for the heating flame.

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Claims

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Soldering iron for petrol lamps.

The object of the invention is a soldering iron for gasoline lamps, which is hollow in its parts facing the blowtorch.

The accompanying drawing shows two exemplary embodiments of the subject of the invention, namely: Fig. I a hammer piston, Fig. II a pointed soldering iron.

The soldering iron A shown in FIG. I has the shape of a hammer, the horizontal part of which facing the blowtorch is hollowed out, while the front vertical part is solid. For the exit of the heating flame blown into the cavity from the rear, the rear horizontal part of the piston has outlet openings 1 which open laterally.

The soldering iron is held on the blowtorch by the carrier B, which is fastened detachably to the flame tube C of the blowtorch by means of an adjusting screw L.

In the example in FIG. II, the piston A1 is designed as a pointed piston and its rear part is likewise hollow and provided with lateral outlet openings 1.

The two described soldering irons according to the invention have the following advantages over known soldering irons. On the one hand, the cavity of the flame offers a large heating surface, which saves fuel. Then there is no direct heating of the objects to be soldered by the heating flame and the tip of the piston is protected from soot formation. A weight reduction is also achieved through the hollowing out.

PATENT CLAIM: Piston for petrol lamps, marked because the part of the lamp is hollowed out.

SUBCLAIM: L # t piston according to patent claim, characterized in that its hollowed-out part has laterally opening outlets for the heating flame.