DE1865230U - STAND, ESPECIALLY FOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. - Google Patents

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Inventor »at the same time / naolder; Karl-Heins W e i m β r Hamburg-Bra, -. Field, Maimoorweg 44 »

Purely different species Stands, in particular stands for iiusikißstruieüte or the like »

The invention shall look siohaui a ⁵ serving for versohioclene Z'ffealiQ stand »particularly to a ttänaer for ausikinstrvuaente or the like ·" whose items unteroinanüer via one or more hinges are hinged together.

Stand for oils ctehenfie storage -of iä 0ind solion in the most elusive execution forum known"

These stands can be used, for example, within orchestras or ifepelles and are used for recording or Eur standing storage made by the musicians during breaks in the game or when instructing students iiusikiiistruiaente.

Lie stands are also preferably found in pre-sale shops for the display of various musical instruments Types of use »

Bo iet, for example, a läusikinctinstrumentenstand for guitar guitars became known »which eats directly on the guitar as an insertable and removable bridge or foot» which is in the folded position when playing the instrument and only opens or folds out when the instrument is placed on the floor for the purpose of standing storage.

However, this stand has the advantage11 that it is only used for Instruments such as guitars can be used can that shellless sinci and his body to the full bsw, aaBSsiveii EoIs ordered

Ss is äü.nn further sin. iiusikinstrusentenstänöer became known, eggs for the standing storage of a Streioh «bssses client *

! «Reader stand essentially consists of one! Ear, that at the lower BnSe lait mechanically, spreadable JüSen is provided »

Ia de. "Rohr eats an axially adjustable Eohr arranged because ^; B has a likewise adjustable piece, which can be adjusted so that it adapts to the width of the contours of the triangular bass and surrounds it tightly.

This Stänclsr has AEEA JJachteil that he especially during transport much Plata einnimt vtnd particularly ungiinstiü affect, for example, in -the einaeinen required iirbeitea from "among others stand out of the transportation division in the use ε teo-lung or viceversa au ♦

The invention is based on the object Sriinöe, ÖIE liachteile of reported so far iviusikinstruaentenständer su eliminate Uncl one for various 2 - *, especially einon St ^r Indians for upright storage of musical instruments or the like "to create" corner serving stand of example, gwei or several consists untereinanaar by hinges articulated ver ~ bunaenen ropes, where for example, two have the stand leg forming stands and are verschon with Lagerfläeh-, which in their. · ι form weitestgehoaü, the outer contours ü.qb sounding body such as the one Guitar are adapted to the

which can still be transported easily and in a space-saving manner and without ^ eglieii :, gate preparation measures effortlessly can be brought into division of use.

The object was achieved with a present invention, which has a stand as its object, which is preferably made of plastic material and which consists essentially of three ropes, each leg formed by two side parts and firmly connected to one another at their upper bands and the lower ones Bncien are greatly widened and formed in such a foot-like manner that they give the stand a yier point support in the spread-out state.

There is a web which forms a hinged by hinges Klappmechanismuc aen between legs of the stand.

The web is divided in the middle and both web parts are articulated by means of a hinge. The two free legs of the bridge are in turn articulated to the two stand strings by means of hinges. The articulated Yerbindung the Ständerε-en thighs with the web, the stator legs are shaped Y-spread use in β distribution and at the same time locked.

The idea of the invention can be more constructive or structural Take a look at other embodiments without turning away from the subject matter of the invention.

An exemplary embodiment according to the invention is shown and explained in the drawing. It show ι

3? Ig. 1, a perspective side view of FIG Irfinaung in use position »

Fig »2» a side view of the invention in the transport position.

The stand consists for example of the stand legs 1 and 2 and those formed from the web parts $ 1 and 12 The folding mechanism is articulated by hinges.

The £ tänäorsehenkel 1 must. 5 instruct. Urns on the lower JSnden recesses, through which the bsilijs stand areas 3 and 5 and 6 are formed which give the stand a point-like support «

The stalk legs 1 and 2 are provided with clen üffauagon 7 and B , on (those see a bearing 9 and 1o is located. In the I-ager 9 the web part 11 is deflected in the bearing 1o the web part 12 · Pie ötegtoile 11 and 12 are articulated in the middle by a hinge 13. The upright feet 1 and 2 have two similarly smooth recesses 14 and 15, which are as far as possible to be absorbed by the animal (rain ßtaM, for example that of a © itarre eat talk The two upper parts of the stands 1 and 2 are located, as well as the 16 and 17, which on the one hand connect the legs 1 and 2 in a shared manner, on the other hand, for example, noeii & ur reception of hangers, hooks or the like, not shown, by means of which the stand can also be hung, for example can * In ier läier egg eyelets 16 and 1? is there on the string side of the stand legs 1 and 2 still a I ¹ Uffer made of öusiBii or similar elastic »Verketoffen ·

The function of the Irfindungsgeg-anstaiacles is following t

Im fransportsuetancl v; ie: Ui i ^f! As shown in figure 2 , the stator washer 1 nnä 2 are close; saeinanCicr, the two parts of the bridge 11 and 12 are located above their io.gera 9 and 1o in the openings 7 and 8 ". the upright legs 1 and 2"

Will now ß.eie stator are brought into Sebrauchsslellung, the two Stlintierschenkel 1 and 2 werdea to IIIR-en bottom forming with only one assignment gesps iat ^, whereby the two web portion hingedly connected by the hinge 13 11 and 12 independently and automatically open and into an obtuse angle so between the stand "

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CtißderscSieaJteel 21 lait a fmi 22 provided »you Leg 19 «ad 21 eiad mtereias & the old one hinge 23 articulated »

Ton jtwo further SehealceXa 24 "ad 2§ the Sohealcel 04 eats over the hinges 26" aft 27 ait tea WuB 2o dee leg 19 and äer Sobeafcel 25 ^: iifeeraie 28 ttad 2§ with the seat 22 of the Sebeäkele 21

The Schejücel 24 u & d 25 are itbereia more ^ o iaiteliausssder articulated vertmaden *

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that she can ia any position.
The ^ uaiEtioa of this stand is foleade ι

If && V stand at the ^r Jrsaeportlsge _# as it is shown to MgVLT 3 lot ia the brewing position, "the two Stäadersoheakel 19" ad 21 atxseiaaadergeluteppt * Through the Aueeiaanderlcl & ppea of the two Stäadereoheakel move "sicii the 2 $ tohberelS Soaesmieve 26 »2T>. 28 ₁ 29 nnA iimen iuid netoes the ötelluEtg ei », as it is shown ia fig. 5 imd g * JThe stand is thus ia £ ebrauölisstolltt» g. BoIl the stand mm was brought back ia frassportlage, - if the aaa folds, Btäaiersehöilkel 19 «M 21 eusaimea * The viewing areas 24 umä 25 are thereby over the 8char» iere

the position as shown in figure 4, the stand is located ia SraaspaarKLage »

the stäaderteile will verbiadeadea hinges

an uncomplicated folding mechanism through which it is possible with simple hand movements; the stand ever according to the nature of its intended use in each to bring the desired division of use or vice versa.

! By using τοη Käst exclusively plastic Material will largely prevent damage to the objects stored with it. In addition, the stand is very light in weight and takes up the least amount of space during transport. Due to its peculiar and functional construction the stand can be used universally and has excellent stability.

Claims (7)

P.A.752 98 ^ * 11/26/62 claims to protection 1) Stands used for different purposes, in particular stands for musical instruments or the like, marked by means of two stand parts, which are preferably made of plastic material, and are connected to one another via hinged links, whereby the joints form a link chain that is connected to the two upright parts in such a way is that the stand parts can be spread apart and collapsed are. 2) Does different purposes serving stand, in particular stands for musical instruments or the like, characterized in that the joints formed from the link chain are connected to the two stand parts in such a way that they lock the stand in the spread position. 3) Purely different purposes serving stands, in particular stands for musical instruments or the like, thereby characterized in that the two stand parts each have an opening in their lower region, in each of which one bcharnierteil the link chain is arranged, wherein the openings are designed in such a way that they cover the hinge parts of the link chain in the collapsed state of the stand respectively. of the two stand parts in itself. 4) Purely different purpose stand, in particular Stands for musical instruments or the like, thereby marked that the two stand aids in their show the lower rope horizontally formed foot processes, which are streamlined in such a way that the Stand in spread position aii rests on four points. 5) Stand for various purposes, especially stand for. Musical instruments or the like, thereby characterized by bulges in the horizontal processes of the pus are provided that the form de§ resting on it Instruments are adapted. 6) Stand for different purposes, in particular Stands for musical instruments or the like, thereby characterized in that a G-ummi buffer or the like is provided at the upper end of the two stand halves. 7) Stand for different purposes, in particular Stand for musical instruments or the like, characterized by two identical stand halves and a hinge arrangement to connect the same T * where the foot processes of the stand halves run out at an angle and have two additional feet, with the stand halves and pushrods are connected to one another via hinges in such a way that dc-ß the stand halves and the angled tapering foot processes are expandable or collapsible, whereby in the expanded position of the stand thereby essentially a three-point linkage is formed.