EP2807942A2 - Parapluie de poche qui se replie dans un récipient servant de poignée - Google Patents

Parapluie de poche qui se replie dans un récipient servant de poignée Download PDF

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EP2807942A2
EP2807942A2 EP14000846.7A EP14000846A EP2807942A2 EP 2807942 A2 EP2807942 A2 EP 2807942A2 EP 14000846 A EP14000846 A EP 14000846A EP 2807942 A2 EP2807942 A2 EP 2807942A2
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Axel R. Hidde
Odo Klose
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45B—WALKING STICKS; UMBRELLAS; LADIES' OR LIKE FANS
    • A45B25/00—Details of umbrellas
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45B—WALKING STICKS; UMBRELLAS; LADIES' OR LIKE FANS
    • A45B25/00—Details of umbrellas
    • A45B25/24—Protective coverings for umbrellas when closed
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45B—WALKING STICKS; UMBRELLAS; LADIES' OR LIKE FANS
    • A45B19/00—Special folding or telescoping of umbrellas
    • A45B2019/002—Umbrellas stored inside the stick when closed, e.g. collapsible into the handle
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45B—WALKING STICKS; UMBRELLAS; LADIES' OR LIKE FANS
    • A45B2200/00—Details not otherwise provided for in A45B
    • A45B2200/10—Umbrellas; Sunshades
    • A45B2200/1081—Umbrella handles

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  • the invention relates to a compact umbrella with additional additional functionality such as a shell - in particular a foldable pocket umbrella with a hollow cylindrical body as a screen cover and handle cover or carrying handle.
  • the Austrian Utility Model AT 006 249 introduces a mini-pocket umbrella, which is pulled to close in the umbrella handle as a hollow body by means guided in the center link, the opening and closing mechanism of the canopy string, and can be transported in jackets and trouser pockets due to its small volume.
  • This pocket umbrella is ultralight and extremely small.
  • the main screen linkage and the linkage of the roof structure are telescopic. After use, the umbrella is pulled by means of the cord into the umbrella handle and sealed with the lid watertight.
  • the German disclosure DE 195 25 409 discloses a lockable and lockable preferably cylindrical plastic box as a screen cover, preferably designed for two-wheelers and in particular for the vibration-free and thus silent transport of the folded pocket umbrella.
  • the folded, the umbrella roof forming fabric cohesive rigid cylinder box is closed on one side by a circular bottom and has on the other side a removable lid, which is connected to a rack and inserted and thus the clamp-like frame fasteners holding a number / combination lock is lockable.
  • a special feature of the folding umbrella is that it must be smaller than the closed box in its longitudinal extent including umbrella handle.
  • the German patent DE 195 05 707 relates to a retractable umbrella, the fabric of which is supported by star-shaped around the umbrella pole around roof poles.
  • the roof poles are hinged to a movable along the umbrella pole and lockable at the upper end crown and are supported in the unfolded state of the screen of struts, which are hinged at one end to the roof bars and at the other end to a slider, which also can be moved and locked along the umbrella pole.
  • the umbrella is closed and shortened by folding the roof poles over the crown and inserting the umbrella pole between the collapsed roof poles.
  • the peculiarity of the arrangement is that the roof bars and the support struts are folded away from the user.
  • the German patent application DE 102 53 797 presents a screen container with a drying function, the use of which is provided in the motor vehicle, wherein the screen receiving container is in communication with the interior heating of the vehicle or has its own heating with adjustable drying phase.
  • the preferably hollow cylinder-shaped umbrella container should accommodate on the one hand a preferably collapsible dry screen or on the other hand a wet screen pushed together for the purpose of drying.
  • radially inwardly pointing guide ribs form between the cylindrical shell of the container and the inserted screen channels, which are ventilated by fed against the screen entry side air and to dissipate the moisture wet umbrella fabric.
  • longitudinal guide webs also transverse webs are provided with lateral air supply alternatively.
  • the German disclosure describes under DE 102 17 280 a multifunctional umbrella and handle holder of a collapsible umbrella.
  • the handle holder comprises a cylindrical pipe section with extending on the inner wall in the axial direction guides for the protection against twisting the length of the folded screen receptacle, at the roof crown facing pipe opening a einstükkig einstükkig connected to the pipe section connecting ring, at the opposite end of a cylindrical cylindrical fixed floor cover and a lower main rod end firmly with this acted hollow cylindrical connector.
  • At the location of the axial guides connecting ring and cover have lateral recesses, so that the connector can be fitted flush with attached on its outer side groove-forming projections except in the axial guide both in the connecting ring and in the bottom cover.
  • the connector has elastic snap elements, which engage in both holes in the connecting ring with the screen open and in similar holes in the bottom cover with folded screen latching. Connecting ring and bottom cover so far form stops for the travel of the sliding in the pipe section connector in the handling of the screen.
  • the main linkage When open umbrella linkage, the main linkage is connected via the connector, the connecting ring and the pipe section as a handle holder with this secured against rotation; a second support bearing for the main linkage is not provided.
  • the European application EP 495 472 / German utility model DE 91 15 108 and DE 91 00 505 present a container with an externally accessible integrated pocket umbrella.
  • the innovative novelty sees a flat container tube in the lid of a briefcase with a small footprint and installed behind the interior.
  • a flat rectangular, telescopic folding umbrella is releasably inserted.
  • the handle of the umbrella is held in place by a lock in the tube; after releasing the lock, the screen is released by a introduced into the central rod of the screen spring mechanism to the outside. Shade and container are only partially - by their design - interdependent.
  • the German disclosure DE 43 14 650 sees a portable container with a shaped receptacle for additional accommodation of a pocket umbrella.
  • the container be in the form of a roll-up carrier bag or backpack with a liner-shaped receptacle at one end transverse to the side edges of the carrier bag or backpack.
  • the folding umbrella and the container are two independent devices.
  • the German disclosure DE 40 08 212 is concerned with a TaschenfaltT with a umbrella cover, a in the open state the Schirmbeschreib spanning, collapsible frame and a handle with the particularity that the frame of an extendable rod - telescopic rod - spiral wires for tensioning the umbrella fabric and the handle of a tubular sleeve for receiving of the central bar, the spiral wires and the screen covering.
  • the spiral wires are guided by limiting tension threads, which - together with the spiral wires - end in a manual winding device at the foot of the female sleeve.
  • spiral wires and drawstrings - including umbrella cover and telescopic rod - are drawn into the female sleeve.
  • the German disclosure DE 23 07 706 / Italian registration IT 20 898 presents a pocket umbrella of any kind - such as folding, telescoping and / or Storchenschnabeltransport - with an attached shell either for receiving the screen in the folded state or as a handle cover when the screen is stretched.
  • the handle cover must be able to absorb forces in the grip area, but may otherwise be made of other, such as compliant or collapsible or otherwise deformable material.
  • one of the main link crown farthest bottom closure of the hollow cylindrical handle cover which receives over a clamping the lowest portion of the cross-sectional polygonal pipe boom against rotation.
  • a guide leaf moving along with the main slide to the upper edge of the handle envelope runs in diametrically arranged internal rails of the handle housing.
  • the guide sheet is rigidly guided within the handle shell by the polygonal tubular pipe and the side rails and tends to tilt at the slightest irregularities of the linkage; a twisting of the screen is excluded.
  • German patent DE 21 37 261 discloses a shortenable screen of collapsed flat cross-sectional shape, at its two wings head having eight telescoping roof rails are articulated in slots, each emerge two roof bars on the transverse sides of the head piece, and at its also two wings having auxiliary slide in an analogous manner the auxiliary struts in Slits are hinged, which auxiliary struts are connected at the other end hinged to the main slide main struts.
  • a container for the shortenable screen is not provided.
  • a pocket umbrella is presented with a shortenable handle and stiffened by star-shaped ribs shield surface, wherein the ribs of flexible, sealed at the ends of tubes and their inner ends open in a central chamber formed by an upper and a lower wall, the one having displaceable air inlet valve and that the multi-part umbrella pole is bolted to the air inlet valve.
  • German patent DE 62 57 83 has a screen with telescopic extendable, can be inserted into the handle umbrella pole and roof rack, which closes tightly in the inserted state and is in the extended state two-point bearings; an internal ventilation of the umbrella handle is not given.
  • the Japanese patent application JP 2002 291 509 presents a foldable telescoping pocket umbrella with a waterproof case and help to close and open the umbrella.
  • the screen is a reserve container in case water has collected a wet screen in the housing.
  • the housing has a screwable discharge opening. Umbrella knob and housing opening are firmly screwed together in the closed state; the screen is removed from the housing for use; The case acts like a packaging. The umbrella pole is firmly connected to the knob.
  • the German utility model DE 20 2007 012 276 / international registration WO 2009/039939 Provides a foldable screen with additional additional functionality such as Umbrella cover - in particular a compact pocket umbrella with handle cover and support of the telescopic tube before.
  • the preferably oval-shaped handle cover is designed so that it can completely absorb the screen consisting essentially of stand, telescopic tube, slide, roof linkage and clothing by folding and pushing together.
  • the support element provides stability through its tripod design and its tripod slide bearing in any position of the extended telescopic tube of the assembly.
  • the production of the handle cover in its oval shape, the embossed handle shell and the molded collar is relatively expensive and also makes an oval-shaped pull handle required;
  • the bottom-side ventilation slits must be taken into account.
  • the support element must be performed as a tripod due to the selected spatial geometries.
  • the German utility model DE 20 2011 003 388 / European registration EP 11 001 960 provides a foldable folding umbrella with additional functionality such as umbrella cover - especially a compact pocket umbrella with removable handle cover.
  • the preferably designed as a hollow cylinder handle cover is designed so that it can completely absorb the screen consisting essentially of guide tube, support element, main linkage, main and auxiliary slide, roof crown, roof linkage and covering by folding and pushing together.
  • Disadvantageous design minimal friction between the support element and the inner wall of the handle shell during extension and insertion of the fixed to the lower end of the first pipe section - after the guide tube - the main rod support member.
  • the umbrella cover consists of a two-part housing, each consisting of a hollow cylindrical sleeve with different diameters, which allow a slipping over.
  • the upper end of the larger diameter sleeve forms a roof crown Lid which is integrally connected to the upper end of the telescopic umbrella stock.
  • Umbrella rod and covering are sunk about halfway in the lower, smaller diameter sleeve in the axial direction; the protruding shield parts are locked by the slipped over diameter thicker sleeve detent.
  • the guide rod is also anchored in the bottom of the first sleeve and a movable with the first piece of pipe in the first sleeve piston forms - pulled out to the stop at the end of the first sleeve - a second support bearing for the umbrella pole.
  • the larger diameter second sleeve is axially displaced over the first sleeve towards the bottom, so that umbrella linkage and -beposi partially exposed and exposed by pulling out of the first sleeve by means of the dachkone forming lid in whole and can be stretched.
  • the umbrella rods and stringing must be carefully folded into the first sleeve and partially lowered, so that the second sleeve, axially displaced away from the ground by the first sleeve, protects the projecting shield parts.
  • shielding parts such as umbrella rods and stringing
  • the spreading of shielding parts, such as umbrella rods and stringing prevents shielding-friendly packaging of the same in the sleeves. Since the sleeves are only secured by their sliding friction, forms at the overlap of both sleeves a kink, which can lead to tilting of the tube sleeves.
  • the German patent DE 61 81 74 has a shortenable, completely insertable into the umbrella grip screen with sautician- and radialgelagertem main linkage, but the umbrella handle consists of two hollow cylindrical, diameter-different, one-sided capped sleeves - a screwed two-part, in the screwed state a tightly sealed can forming - the smaller diameter sleeve the mounted in the ground guide rod and in extension the telescoping stick, the first piece of pipe a sleeve closing, the upper sleeve end lockable piston moves when pulling out until the piston forms a sealing seal at the top of the smaller diameter sleeve, and then the piston as the second supporting bearing acts for the stick.
  • the unscrewed diameter-thicker sleeve is then rotated - 180 ° in the axial direction - slipped from the bottom over the first sleeve and with this on the same threads - forming a double-walled handle - screwed.
  • the invention is therefore based on the object, a device according to the preamble of claim 1, a compact screen with additional additional functionality as a shell - in particular a foldable pocket umbrella with a hollow cylindrical body as a screen cover and handle cover or carrying handle - to create.
  • the aim is to build a compact umbrella with additional functionality such as a shell - in particular a foldable pocket umbrella with a hollow cylindrical body as a shield shell and handle cover or carrying handle.
  • the presented innovation distinguishes itself in contrast to the presented applications by their simplicity.
  • the cylindrical shield cover serves both for transporting the foldable pocket umbrella and as a carrying handle for the umbrella in working position.
  • the foldable pocket umbrella has a known, commercially available roof structure consisting of a telescopic main linkage, an umbrella rod with stringing and a roof crown.
  • a connector At the end opposite the roof crown of the main boom of the screen has a connector, with the property that it is on the one hand support a hollow cylindrical body as a shield shell with enclosed umbrella linkage and clothing and on the other hand - in a rotated position by 180 ° - the hollow cylindrical body as a handle cover / Carrying handle with open umbrella rod and covering - closed or open umbrella position - can accommodate.
  • the preferably hollow cylindrical molded handle cover / carrying handle is designed so that it can completely absorb the screen consisting essentially of guide tube, support element, main linkage, main and auxiliary slide, roof crown, roof linkage and covering by folding and pushing together.
  • a readily accessible preferably also circular shaped pull handle which is finally integrally connected to the telescopic tube as the roof, a quick handling by the user is given.
  • a further embodiment provides that after a screen use of the hollow cylindrical body removed as a carrying handle of the connector and slipped over as a screen cover over the folded umbrella rod with string in a slight rotational movement and in turn secured to the connector. At least the bottom of the hollow cylindrical body is provided with openings for the screen ventilation and pressure equalization.
  • plastic and thin rolled metal - such as aluminum sheet, similar to the known beverage cans - proposed.
  • the connector receives the main linkage in one piece; its material may also be plastic or metal. Decisive for the choice of materials is the strength of the connection, mainly in the case of operation - the use - of the screen, less in the case of transport. In case of using a clamped screen, the connector must be next to the weight of the screen - even a wet screen - record the wind load as pressure on the screen.
  • the design of the joint of hollow cylindrical body and connector must be given special attention.
  • the connector can be provided with a breakthrough or a blind or through hole for receiving the main boom and after introduction of the main linkage this is bolted or pinned by means of grub screw or pin perpendicular to the axial bore in the radial direction.
  • an encapsulation of the main rod or of the guide tube with plastic is also attached. It is intended to make the main linkage in a non-rotatable or rotatable connection with the connector.
  • the profile of the torsionally rigid main linkage is polygonal - that is, a polygon in cross section.
  • the support element between the main rod or guide tube is designed as a pivot bearing.
  • the can wall When cone clamping the can wall is provided in the upper axial region with an insertion cone of about 0.5 ° acting on the inside. Accordingly, the wall of the connector in the axial direction receives such a cone designed such that the taper takes place in the axial direction facing away from the screen side and unfolds the effect of the solid compound upon insertion of the connector into the can as a carrying handle with slight rotational movement.
  • an additional silicone ring is embedded, which also provides a stiffening of the connection by frictional engagement. The separation of the detachable connection is made by slightly turning the can while pulling the main rod or guide tube.
  • the socket wall and the connector wall are each provided with an insertion cone - as described in section 1.
  • this clamp connection works according to the 'tongue and groove principle'.
  • the connector receives at its upper, the outer edge facing the shield a roundish groove and the can as a handle cover / carrying handle on the upper inner wall of its open side over the circumference spatially offset arranged elongated knobs, wherein after the assembly of the box and connector, the knobs in the grooves to be guided tightly.
  • the can and connector are separated by slightly rotating the can and the connector while simultaneously separating the two parts.
  • the can is a handle / carrying handle according to the clamping connection under Pkt. 2 to a metal can
  • the spatially offset on the upper inner wall of its open side over the circumference arranged elongated knobs can be formed by a cylindrical plastic ring, the exact fit on the cans Inner wall is slipped and at the upper end has a bead that fits over the sharp edge of the open side of the metal can, this plastic ring finds its position between the can inner wall and connector outer wall in the form of a press fit.
  • the plastic ring provides good frictional engagement between the smooth metal surface and the connector outer wall.
  • the can inner wall at its upper, open end receives a non-penetrating screw thread with multiple inputs, similar to a bayonet closure.
  • the connector receives at its upper, the outer edge facing the screen also the non-continuous threaded counterpart.
  • the closure is carried out first by joining the shell and connector to the thread-free entrances of the screw, with subsequent twisting against each other to the tight fit of the shell and connector.
  • the opposite rotational movement prepares the loosening and separating of casing and connector.
  • the respective angle of rotation for setting and releasing is short in each case and amounts to only a quarter or a third rotation of the full circle.
  • the reversal of the holding elements of cams and chamfers is proposed.
  • the closure - similar to section 6 a cam-twist or twist-off screw - is given by the fact that the upper, open edge of the can carries on its inside the circumferentially arranged cam and the connector has the peripheral run-on slopes.
  • the lock is also against a stop on the peripheral wall of the connector; on both sides of the stop the run-up slopes are arranged in mirror image.
  • the fixed detachable connection is formed by double-sided screw thread.
  • the upper, open can inner wall receives a few threads and the connector provided with a stop on the outer wall also corresponding threads.
  • the connector receives a mirrored to the stop in the axial direction, another equivalent thread.
  • the design of the thread according to the number and angle of the slopes is u.a. depending on the material; the angle of rotation for setting or loosening the connection is in any case many times greater than in the case of the cam-turning or twist-off screw-type closure.
  • Another advantage in the expression of the foldable pocket umbrella with can handle lies in the ergonomic and promotional design of the screen cover; the preferably hollow cylindrical design of the plastic or metal body is the user well in the hand, conveys the carrier through the high quality materials a special feeling for the value retention and offers an ideal advertising space even with unopened clothing.
  • FIG. 1 shows the foldable folding umbrella 1 in handling, in Fig. 1 a ) screwed in the transport state with shielding shell 2 and connector 4 , in Fig. 1 b ) with opened umbrella cover 2 with still visible umbrella roof 6 and losschraraubtem connector 4, in Fig. 1c ) with remote, by 180 ° axially rotated screen cover 2 and extended screen, represented by the guide tube 61, the main linkage 62 and the connector 4, wherein the roof linkage and the stringing as parts of the umbrella are not shown here, and in Fig. 1d ) The screen 1 in working position with the connector 4 screwed / m handle cover or carrying handle 2.
  • Handle shell / supporting grip and connectors are exemplary of an interior 21 (not shown) / outer thread 41 screwed to one another here certainly a possible removable connection.
  • the figures show in the umbrella cover or the handle cover / carrying handle taken from beverage cans, stepped, diameter-reduced edge 24.
  • the bottom 22 of the screen cover or the / m handle cover / carrying handle is the same as the bottom of the connector 42 (not shown) with several Openings or holes 23, 43 provided (not shown); they serve for ventilation and pressure equalization of a wet or wet roof umbrella in the umbrella cover.
  • Fig. 2 shows the different states of the foldable pocket umbrella 1 Fig. 1 in half section.
  • Fig. 2a shows the folded packed screen
  • Fig. 2b shows the screen with piece-wide open connector 4
  • Fig. 2c The remote and rotated by 180 ° axially shield sheath 2 and Fig. 2d ) the opened screen with the screen cover as handle cover or carrying handle 2.
  • the hollow cylindrical connection surface 25 of the shield shell 2 is slightly conically widened to the hull opening with approximately 0.5 ° and corresponding to the outer surface 45 of the connector 4, also to the canopy, so that after plugging handle / handle and connector a very good - from tool making known - press fit results.
  • the connector has at its upper, directed to the canopy edge of the outer surface 45 has a 360 ° circumferential outer groove 44 which filled with a silicone ring 46 , by increased friction for further strength and stability of the detachable connection handle / handle and connector contributes.
  • Fig. 2e illustrates on an enlarged scale the transport state of the foldable folding umbrella 1 and Fig. 2f ) the working position.
  • the connection structure of the screen cover and handle cover / carrying handle 2 and connector 3 - as above - is illustrated.
  • connection structure of the shield shell and handle cover / carrying handle 2 and connector 4 of the pocket umbrella 1 shows Fig. 3 in half section, namely the foldable pocket umbrella 1 with cone clamping, groove and nubs, in Fig. 3 a ) in the transport state and in Fig. 3b ) in working position.
  • the connection structure corresponds to that of the previous arrangement, which relates to the structure and purpose of the conical surfaces 25, 45 .
  • the locking function is achieved here by means of an outer circumferential groove 48 at the top, open to the canopy roof edge of the connector 4 and an inside circumferential knob 26 at the top of the open handle cover / carrying handle 2.
  • the handle cover / carrying handle is now with the screen over the connector slipped and by slight rotation and against each pressing a locking of the circumferential nubs in the groove causes.
  • Fig. 4 shows the foldable folding umbrella 1 in the metal box 2 with cone, plastic ring 27 and nubs 28 in half section; Fig. 4a ) in the transport state with the screen closed and Fig. 4b ) in working position with open screen.
  • the metal box also has the characteristic features of a beverage can, see also the cranked lower edge 24.
  • the also provided with openings 23 bottom plate 22 is made of a circular punched / bent part, wherein the right angles to the ground outwardly facing edges around the cranked lower edge of the can wall - a stabilizing and sealing fold 29 forming - are pressed.
  • the further edge at the top, the rabbet opposite end of the can is covered with an inner plastic ring 27 - pushed as a finished part and pressed or sprayed in the metal can - which forms a circumferential bead 28 around the can edge, which extends into the radially encircling groove 48 of the connector 4th adds and provides the press fit of the connector in the metal box in the transport state as well as in the working position a fixed grip; the plastic ring 27 acts in this constellation like an expansion dowel.
  • Fig. 5 shows the foldable pocket umbrella 1 with conical clamping and screw connection in half section; Fig. 5a ) in the transport state with the umbrella closed and in Fig. 5b ) in working position with open screen.
  • casing 2 and connector wall 4 are each provided with an insertion cone 25, 45.
  • the casing inner wall is provided at its upper, open end with a non-penetrating screw thread 30 having a plurality of inputs 31, similar to a bayonet closure.
  • the connector 4 is replaced at its upper, the outer edge facing the screen also a non-threaded end counterpart 49 with inputs 51.
  • the closure is initially by joining the shell and connector at the thread-free entrances 31, 51 of the screw 30, 49, in itself then against each other twisting until the tight fit of shell and connector.
  • the opposite rotational movement prepares the loosening and separating of casing and connector.
  • the respective angle of rotation for setting and releasing is short in each case and is only a quarter or one-third rotation of the full circle. Is rotated depending against a stop 52 - a lateral, radially directed protrusion on the external wall - of the connector 4.
  • Fig. 6 shows the pocket umbrella 1 with cone clamping and cam twist / twist-off screw in half section; Fig. 6a ) in the transport state with closed, folded screen and Fig. 6b ) in working position with open screen.
  • a handle cover / carrying handle 2 and 4 connector represents the cam-twist or twist-off screw.
  • shell and Verbinderwandung receive each an insertion cone 25 45 - as in item 1.
  • the shell inner wall receives at its upper, open end a plurality of offset run-up slopes 32 which are fixed by appropriately arranged cam 1 53 on the outer wall of the connector after insertion by frictional engagement.
  • the spring-loaded cams 1 after closing cause a particularly strong closure of the parts to be joined.
  • Fig. 7 shows the pocket umbrella 1 with cam twist / twist-off screw in half-section; in Fig. 7a ) , the screen is shown in the transport state, the connector 4 has the chamfers 55, 56 and the shell 2, the cams 33, and in Fig. 7b ) the pocket umbrella is shown in working position; the run-on slope 2 56 of the connector corresponds to the cam 33 of the shell frictionally.
  • the inversion of the holding elements of cams and chamfers is proposed.
  • the closure - similar point 6 a cam-twist or twist-off screw - is given by the fact that the upper, open shell edge 2 carries on its inside the circumferentially arranged cam 33 and the connector 4, the circumferential run-on slopes 1, 2 55, has 56th
  • the locking takes place against a radially spaced stop 52 on the peripheral wall of the connector; on both sides of the stop in the axial direction, the run-up slopes are arranged in mirror image radial.
  • Fig. 8 is once again the pocket umbrella 1 with screw connection of shell 2 and connector 4 taken up - shown in half section - in Fig. 8a ) the screen in closed transport condition and in Fig. 8b ) in open condition in working position.
  • the fixed detachable connection is formed by screw threads 30, 49 on both sides.
  • the upper, open shell inner wall receives a few threads 30 and the connector provided with a stop on the outer wall likewise corresponding threads 49.
  • the connector 4 receives a mirrored to the stop 52 in the axial direction, further equivalent thread 50.
  • the interpretation of the thread depth and number and angle of the slopes depends on the material; the angle of rotation for setting or loosening the connection is in any case many times greater than in the case of the cam-turning or twist-off screw-type closure. Since the additional conical shape of the shell inner surface and the connector outer surface is dispensed with, the connector in the axial direction accordingly shallower.
  • a hollow-cylindrical component is used for the packaging of a foldable pocket umbrella for the transport state and the use of the umbrella by means of a handle cover / carrying handle.
  • some possible construction and connection techniques are proposed for the fixed detachable connection of casing and connector; other connections - such as a bayonet closure with Klipsung or detent - can also be considered.
  • other, non-cylindrical or semi-cylindrical or semi-cylindrical housing forms for the shell can be considered.
  • the most favorable joining technique results from the quick handleability by the user with a stable sufficient strength of shell and connector - even in adverse climatic conditions, such as. big wind loads in connection with wetness.

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