DE1985560U - DEVICE FOR RAISING SHOE BOOTS AND ASSOCIATED RAISING TOOL. - Google Patents

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V% ^{95 /} ^ ^! ^ ⁸⁵⁵⁶⁰ * ^F "Dinand Shepherd son 6780 Pirmasens. | Device for roughening shoe bottoms and associated roughening tool. 21 10 67 ^ ch 43 582. 8th International Shoe, Leather and Machine Fair 1967, Pirmasens / i. τ. ο /. (1st o; line 1)

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Perdinand Schäfer sons

Pirraaseno

Slaterstrasse 2

Device zvaa roughening τοπ rubble floors and the associated roughening device

The Seuerang refers to a roughening device one roughening of the shoe bottom, especially the edge of the shoe bottom sole laid down and fastened on it, as well as a associated roughening jug.

Gate directions sum roughening the gassed onto the insole Lasting effects are known «, this work process is becoming more common while holding the shoe sole parts to be roughened to a rotating roughening tool carried out by hand »The The innovation is now based on the task of a device stua Create roughening of the shoe bottom with the roughening

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Sons 6780 Pirmasens. | Device . - _

for roughening shoe bottoms and 1 R 5 68

associated roughening tool. 21 10 67

Sch 43 582. 8. International shoe leather

and machine fair 1967, Pirmasens

II. 4. 67. (T. 6; line 1)

largely automatically and a series of manipulations become dispensable, as well as a roughening jeeug for this au create, in the same way as when roughening by hand * Able to give way to unevenness of the "workpiece to be machined".

Thus, hoving bgeaäsa become a device and a tool

... ■.-.-. 'One proposed which is characterized by at least one transport device that transports the shoe bottom on the top, a roughening order, with roughening eyes arranged above the transport device, as well as photocells lying opposite one another on the arrangement on both sides of the transport device

The roughening tools are preferably made to conform to one another To be able to adapt unevenness of the surface to be roughened, from a rubber body as a holder and from in the Guno & ikbody one-sidedly pissed off, arranged side by side, small, solitary bundled wire brushes. The wire brushes can either be cast in on one side when the rubber body is cast attached or detachably inserted into specially provided bores. These are useful Wire brushes on one face of the disk-shaped or cylindrical Gurami bodies arranged.

The roughening arrangement advantageously has two roughening tools, which are mounted in a pendulum manner, are provided with counterweights, among other things, depending on the material to be processed, in each case different roughening prints can be set on the surface to be roughened. In terms of purpose, each roughening is one of the contours of the ~

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to the surface corresponding template arranged, after which, as in a copying process, only this predetermined surface is roughened. This prevents roughening beyond these contours. '.

The innovation is based on the drawing, in which an embodiment of which is shown, illustrated in more detail.

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Pig. 1 is an overall perspective view of the device with two on the device fastened shoes and

Fig. 2 shows a roughening tool with one next to it arranged bundled wire brush.

On a housing-like substructure 1 are a transport rack

device 2, consisting of a worm wheel, not visible here, and a slide 3 driven by this, as well as a ©, the Transport device 2 bridge-like roughening

· ■ tion 4 arranged. On the carriage 3 are a shoe holder 5 and 6 attached, on which the shoes 7 and 8 via a shoe last can be attached on the bottom of the shoe pointing upwards. The roughening arrangement has two motor-driven ones Roughening eye 9, Io and in an end area of the arrangement Photo cells attached opposite one another act as a light barrier, of which the Pptozells 11 can be seen here below. the Roughening tools consist of one with a drive shaft 12 provided rubber washer 13, in the end face 14 bores

15 provided and _{bundled in the kleina t} oinselii wire brushes

16 unilaterally, i.e. with its part facing away from the brush-side End 17 are releasably attached therein. For the sake of a better overview, the end face of the rubber

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^U £ ^eh ° J ^ ^es roughening material. October 21, 67. «582. 8. International shoe. Leather-

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disc with small wire brushes. To edit Peinatleder consists of the roughing up preferably axis foam, which is interspersed with a freely selectable rough grain, for example made of metal or corundum. Yorwiegswelse is the foam guami body here also · disc-bsw. Cylindrical design and old provided with a drive axle.

The mode of operation of the gate direction is as follows. The shoes 7 and 8 with their shoe bottoms are used for roughening clipped onto the shoe holders 5 and 6 facing upwards « When the worm wheel is switched on, the carriage 3, which is connected to the worm wheel via a worm gear mechanism, moves along the transport device of the roughening arrangement 4 · and guided through it * When the light barrier is reached, rotated the Aufraalwerkzeuge coupled with their motor, whereby according to a template guide, the predetermined surface to be roughened on the shoe bottom is processed accordingly. As soon as the shoe has released the light barrier, so on this has been passed by, roughened on all necessary parts of the surface, the motors are switched off and the roughening eye is etillgesetat. It should also be pointed out that the pendulum mounted roughening tools each Adjust the contours of the shoes.

Claims (8)

cT-V "1 ^ n 'ZfJ JO ° - Ferdinand Schäfer Sohne 6780 Pirmasens. | Device for roughening shoe bottoms and associated roughening tools. 21 10 67 j 3 ^ 82' 8" Internat> onale Schuh-, Leder- und Maschinen-Me ^ e 1967 Pi, ",, t" r 22.4.67. (T 6: 7 / n ISb / l Plrmasens η; ρ-ι A η s ρ r ü eh e 1. Device Bua roughening of shoe bottom as well as sugerbeigea Aufraahwerkaeug, identified by one, at least one Transport equipment that transports the shoe on the top of the shoe bottom, a roughening arrangement, with übar the transport device arranged roughening tools and by on the arrangement on both sides of the transport device opposite to each other Photocells. . 2 »device and Werkeeug according Ansprtich 1, characterized gökennseichnet that the carding tool from a Gucsaikörper as a support and from the Guamikörper be unilaterally _t temperate arranged next to each other, there is small, individually bundled wire brushes. 3. Device and YJerkzeug according to claims 1 and 2, characterized marked that the bundled wire brushes are poured ·, Of the G-uiamikörpers are also included on one side, so • that they are inextricably linked to this. 4 · Device and loaf cup according to claims 1 and 2, thereby characterized in that the gunani body has bores, in which the small bundled individual wire brushes are single-stringed s. plugged in, releasably attached to the siad. 5. Device and tool according to claims 1 to 3 4, dadiirch known that the small bundled individual wire brushes are arranged on one face of the (Jtimmikörpers _o - II - 71c, 95/08. 1985 560. Ferdinand Schäfer Sons, 6780 Pirmasens. | contraption for roughening shoe bottoms and the associated roughening tool. October 21, 67 Sch 43 582. 8th International Shoe, Leather and Machine Fair 1967, Pirmasens April 22, 67 (T. 6; line 1) - II - 1 & 5.68 6, Torrichtang «ad Wertcseug according to claim 1 and some of the ▼ • retiring claim », characterized» that in the Anjfraaaanordmmg ewei Au: £ rauh * rerkKeuge pivoted » old compensatory waves are ^ of which feathers for see «Ineden atifzuraxihendon Shah contour part corresponding Template to interact with the roughing tool guide assigned. 7 · Device and tool according to claim 1 and some of the Goal standing claims, characterized in that the roughened kettle consists of Schaungucai, interspersed with a roughening grain that can be selected after lending, "for example metal or corundum _{s the} like."