DE20300482U1 - Floor and wall protector for protecting against pipe debris has a main container that has a collector for guiding and forcing debris from a pipe from a pre-prepared area e.g. a hole - Google Patents

Abstract

The floor and wall protector has a main container (1) that has a collector for guiding and forcing debris from a pipe from a pre-prepared area (2) e.g. a hole. This area has an outer contact area (3) with a ring-shaped surface and a drilled position with an adhesive fixer (4) e.g. a layer of adhesive tape and a cover (5).

Description

GM 200202, Hubert Steinberger, Lei

Description

Container for collecting drilling dust

Field of use

The invention relates to a device for preventing dirt by collecting dirt, dust and/or chips, etc. during material-removing machining, e.g. drilling, on walls and vertical surfaces.

Current state of the art

Additional equipment for drills, vacuum cleaners, dustpans.

Technical task solution

The invention prevents soiling of walls, floors, furnishings, etc. by, for example, drilling dust in a simple and very cost-effective manner.

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GM 200202, Hubert Steinberger, Leidesdorfgasse 21221X 1, A'U90 Vienna ·..··..·

Detailed description of the invention

The device is a container for collecting the removed material, wherein the container (1), e.g. a bag with a for the implementation and/or
penetration of a drill, milling cutter, chisel, etc. prepared area (2), e.g. a hole and this area has on one outside a
Contact area (3), e.g. an annular surface, which is applied to the area to be processed or glued with an adhesive (4), e.g. a layer of adhesive
can be bonded, and if bonded, it is provided with a cover (5).

To facilitate precise positioning of the container, the container can
be transparent or have at least one transparent part, or a
small hole suitable for this purpose.

Basic types of execution:

The invention can be carried out in three different ways, which
Usability concerns:

as a disposable product for single use
as a disposable product for multiple use
as a device for permanent use

Container materials (1):

According to this classification, the appropriate materials must be selected depending on the type of embodiment. The invention can be made of paper, cardboard, plastic, metal or a
other suitable material.

GM 200202, Hubert Steinberger, Leidesdorfgasse 2/22/1 1, A^L90 Vienna ·..*·..·

Shape of container (1):

The invention can be manufactured on the basis of a bag, a box, a can or any other suitable container.

For optimal functioning, the container should meet the following basic requirements:

1. sufficient space to accommodate the removed material

2. sufficient cross-section or distance between the front and back so that the material can fall unhindered into the container

3. Appropriate size for the intended use for easy handling

4. sufficient rigidity so that the tool can be inserted without hindrance

The ideal size for collecting drilling dust is approximately one to two cigarette packs, but it can be much larger or smaller depending on the application.

Bags in various designs are particularly suitable as disposable products for single use, such as a simple flat bag (see Figure I), a folded flat bag (Fig. II), a pointed flat bag (Fig. III) or a simple bottom bag (Fig. IV), etc.

Box-like (Fig. V to VII) or can-like (Fig. VIII) containers are particularly suitable for multiple use if they are made of inexpensive but somewhat stronger materials, such as cardboard.

If box-like (Fig. V to VII) or can-like (Fig. VIII) containers are made of sheet metal or similarly solid materials, they are particularly suitable for permanent use as a device in this context.

GM 200202, Hubert Steinberger, Leidesdorfgasse 2/22/1 1, A*U90 Vienna ·..··..·

The illustrations and materials mentioned show only a few basic ones from a wide range of possibilities.

The area prepared for the passage and/or penetration with a tool (2)

This area can be easily created by a hole, either through the front and back of the container (1), or just through one of the two. However, this possibility can limit the usability of the invention in certain situations because, for example, the tool cross-section could be much smaller than the hole cross-section and this could result in the machined surface becoming dirty.

Therefore, the back should preferably be designed in such a way that the tool can easily penetrate the intended location and the hole on the back thus corresponds exactly to the hole in the machined surface.

Another possibility would be to prepare the back by perforation so that the cross-sectional area of the hole can be selected by the user, e.g. by perforating in concentric circles with different diameters.

Preferably, the area prepared for passage and/or penetration with a tool is located approximately in the middle of the front or back, or not far from this center.

GM 200202, Hubert Steinberger, Leidesdorfgasse #22/11, AU90 Vienna ·..··..·

The contact area (3)

The contact area (3) is the area of the container (1) that is to be placed or glued to the location intended for processing (e.g. drilling).

For the contact area of the container (disposable product), an adhesive point around the hole on the back is primarily suitable. The container is then temporarily stuck to the surface to be treated, does not need to be held any longer and seals the area dust-tight. The strength of the adhesive must be selected so that the area around the treated area cannot be damaged when the container is removed. This adhesive point could be created by sticking double-sided adhesive tape over the hole on the back of the container. Then you only have to remove the second adhesive strip of the adhesive tape to be able to stick the container in the desired place. The double-sided adhesive strip should preferably have one strong adhesive side (for sticking the adhesive strip to the container (1)) and one weak adhesive side (for sticking the container (1) to the area to be treated).

If a container is to be used several times, it is necessary that the adhesive can be renewed. For this purpose, you could use a double-sided adhesive tape that does not stick too strongly on both sides, so that after use you can easily replace it with a new, preferably prepared piece of double-sided adhesive tape. Another option would be to stick a fresh strip over the used adhesive strip, and a third would be a combination of these two options: if you have already stuck several adhesive strips on top of each other, they may be easier to remove, at least partially, so that you can stick a fresh strip over them again.

GM200202, Hubert Steinberger, Leidesdorfgasse 2*22/1:1, AlJPO Vienna ·..··..·

If the container is to be used multiple times, a non-adhesive contact area would also be useful, as shown in Fig. IX (front view) and Fig. X (ground plan): for example, a ring (3, Fig. IX, X) made of a relatively strong material, e.g. steel or plastic, could be worked into or onto the hole in the back of the container, which is placed and held over the material to be processed (7, Fig. X) when the container is in use, preferably by means of an extension (6, Fig. IX, X). With a stiffer container, e.g. made of sheet metal, the extension can be omitted if the container is designed in such a way that it can be easily held and pressed against the material to be processed (7, Fig. X).

Definitions:

Front: The side facing away from the material to be drilled

Back: The side facing the material to be drilled

The industrial applicability of the invention

The invention can be offered, for example, in the form of rolled-up bags separated by perforations for purchase by do-it-yourselfers and the relevant trades (carpentry, electrical installation, interior design, etc.). The dirt prevention that can be easily achieved with the invention will be an advantage for the user in many cases.

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Protection claims

1. Container for collecting drilling dust, chips, etc. to prevent dirt from drilling dust, preferably on walls and vertical surfaces,

characterized,

that a container (1), e.g. a bag, is provided with an area (2), e.g. a hole, prepared for the passage and/or penetration of a drill, and this area has on an outer side a contact area (3), e.g. an annular surface, which can be placed on the point to be drilled or glued on with an adhesive (4), e.g. a layer of adhesive, and if an adhesive is present, this is provided with a cover (5).

2. Container according to claim 1,
characterized,

that a hole (2) for the passage of a drill is covered by self-adhesive material on the side facing the material to be drilled in order to be drilled through when the container is used, so that the hole on this side adapts exactly to the drill diameter.

Claims (5)

1. Container for collecting drilling dust, chips, etc. to prevent dirt from drilling dust, preferably on walls and vertical surfaces, characterized in that a container ( 1 ), e.g. a bag, is provided with an area ( 2 ), e.g. a hole, prepared for the passage and/or penetration of a drill, and this area has on an outer side a contact area ( 3 ), e.g. an annular area, which can be placed on the point to be drilled or glued on with an adhesive ( 4 ), e.g. a layer of adhesive, and if an adhesive is present, this is provided with a cover ( 5 ). 2. Container according to claim 1, characterized in that a hole ( 2 ) for the passage of a drill is covered by self-adhesive material on the side facing the material to be drilled in order to be drilled through when the container is used, so that the hole on this side adapts exactly to the drill diameter. 3. Container according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that on the side of the container facing the material to be drilled there is a hole which is smaller than one would assume for the smallest drill diameter in order to allow visibility so that the container can be positioned precisely at the desired location. 4. Container according to at least one of the above claims, characterized in that the container is at least partially transparent to allow visibility so that the container can be positioned precisely at the desired location. 5. Container according to at least one of the above claims, characterized in that in the case of a non-adhesive contact area ( 3 ), this is reinforced and provided with an extension ( 6 ) with which the container can be held in the desired position.
Definitions that apply here:
container ( 1 ): something that can hold something else, or into which you can put something else (e.g. a box, a bag, a can, etc.)
Contact area ( 3 ): a place that comes into contact with something else, or is intended to do so
Bonding ( 4 ): type of connection made by adhesive and/or other adhesive materials; place where something is, or can be, connected to something else by adhesive and/or other adhesive materials
Cover ( 5 ): an element that protects an adhesive surface from accidental sticking/adhesion and maintains its adhesive properties, e.g. a film, plate, etc.