US3456662A - Telescopically collapsible umbrella frame of the triple-linkage type - Google Patents
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- A45B19/00—Special folding or telescoping of umbrellas
- A45B19/04—Special folding or telescoping of umbrellas with telescopic sticks
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45B—WALKING STICKS; UMBRELLAS; LADIES' OR LIKE FANS
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- Umbrellas of the type corresponding to that of the instant application have frames which include roof-supporting ribs and a stick, each of which consists of three portions, a main runner or slider mounted on and slidable along the stick, main struts linked articulatingly to the runner and connected at the inner ends thereof with respective center portions of the roofsupporting ribs, a
- the frame also has a handle provided with an axially displaceable locking member for locking therein enlarged heads located at the free ends of the roof-supporting ribs, when the roof-supporting ribs are in fully extended condition.
- umbrella framees of the aforedescribed type are disclosed, for example, in the Swiss Patent 210,033.
- the locking member located in the handle of the umbrella frame will be prematurely released, namely at an instant when the mechanism which locks respective center and outer roof-supporting rib portions in the extended condition thereof has not yet had a chance to click into place.
- Such manipulation of the umbrella is naturally not appreciated and, in fact, considered clearly undesirable by a user of the umbrella.
- a telescopically collapsible umbrella frame having tripartite linkages wherein the locking mechanism in the locking position thereof is capa-ble of being locked form-lockingly by one of the parts of the stick to another part of the stick at least until the locking means located between the center roof-supporting rib portions and the respective outer roof-suporting rib portions have clicked out of place when the roof-supporting ribs are pulled apart or extended.
- the locking means is thus released as the correct instant solely due to the extension of the roofsupporting rib portions, without requiring actuation of a special pushbutton, knob or the like.
- I provide a three-jointed or tripartite stick, of which that joint or part closest to the handle of the umbrella has the largest diameter of the three joints.
- a tube carrying the locking means is mounted on the stick portion of maximum diameter and has a limited displaceability thereon, the stick portion of maximum diameter being formed with a locking nose receivable in a notch formed in the tube when the locking means is in locking position and which is form-lockingly secured firmly therein by the center stick portion which has been telescopically slid into the stick portion of maximum diameter.
- Umbrella frames constructed in accordance with the invention are provided with auxiliary struts ⁇ which connect the inner ends of the center roof-supporting rib portions with an auxiliary runner mounted o-n the stick and displaceable between the main runner and the umbrella crown.
- resilient or spring-mounted locking noses are provided for the stick portions for locking the stick portions against relative displacement, in the eX- tended condition thereof.
- the locking nose for locking the center stick portion and the stick portion closest to the umbrella crown together is of force-locking construction
- the locking nose for locking the center stick portion and the stick portion closest to the handle together is of formlocking construction and, when the frame is telescopically collapsed, is releasable by the stick closest to the umbrella crown.
- a force-locking latching device is provided for the auxiliary runner when the latter is in a position assumed during telescopic collapsing of the umbrella frame, which fixes the auxiliary runner in that position until the locking members that ysecure the outermost and center roof-supporting rib portions to one another click into place.
- I provide a displacea'ble sleeve in the handle of the umbrella which, in its normal position deiines with the locking member, in the locking position thereof, an annular space wherein the free ends of the roofsupporting ribs are received.
- the sleeve is yieldably displaceable against the biasing force of a spring when the free end of a roof-supporting rib is subsequently inserted in the annular space.
- FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view of an umbrella frame construction according to the invention wherein the umbrella frame is in fully extended condition but the umbrella roof is not open;
- FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view of the umbrella frame of FIG. 1 in an intermediate partly telescopically collapsed condition
- FIG. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view of part of the umbrella frame of FIGS. 1 and 2 in fully telescopically collapsed condition;
- FIG. 4 is an enlarged longitudinal sectional view of the lower part of the umbrella frame as shown in the condition of FIG. 1 and showing the handle thereof in section;
- FIG. 5 is an enlarged view similar to that of FIG. 4 of the umbrella frame in the condition shown in FIG. 2;
- FIG. 6 is a view similar to those of FIGS. 4 and 5 of the umbrella frame in the condition shown in FIG. 3
- FIG. 7 is an enlarged longitudinal sectional View of a center and an outermost roof-supporting rib portion in locked condition thereof;
- FIG. 8 is another view of FIG. 7 showing the rib portions in unlocked condition thereof.
- the umbrella roof-covering material has been omitted. Furthermore, in FIGS. 4 to 6, the entire roof supporting system, i.e. the roof-supporting ribs, the main struts and the auxiliary struts, as well as the main runner and the auxiliary runner, are omitted, and only the free ends of the roof-supporting ribs that are to be locked at the handle of the umbrella are shown.
- FIGS. l through 3 there is shown an umbrella frame having a stick formed of three telescopically collapsible hollow joints or portions 1, 2 and 3, which are respectively serially slidable one within another.
- a tube 4 described in greater detail hereinbeloW, is coaxially and displaceably mounted on the stick joint 3.
- the tube 4 does not form any part of the stick proper but merely serves for carrying out a control function.
- All of the stick portions 1, 2 and 3 and the tube 4 have a hexagonal cross section so as not to ⁇ be turnable relative to one another about their common axis.
- the stick portions 1, 2 and 3 and the tube 4 can have any other cross section besides that of a circular cross section, if desired, in Order to prevent relative turning therebetween.
- An umbrella crown 5 of conventional construction is carried by the stick portion 1, and a bell-shaped handle y6 is carried by the stick joint 3.
- the crown 5 forms the support for the roof-supporting framework.
- Each roof-supporting rib is articulatingly secured by a hinge 7 to the crown 5 and is formed of three telescopically collapsible portions 8, 9 and 10, of which the portions 10 are provided with sphericallyshaped heads 11, so-called points, at the free ends thereof.
- the inner ends of the roof supporting rib portions 9, namely the ends thereof closest to the umbrella crown 5, are connected by respective main struts 12 with a main runner 13 slidable along the stick which, when the umbrella is closed, as viewed in FIG. l, as well as when the umbrella is manually opened, can be retained by resilient locking means in a conventional manner on the stick. This locking means has been omitted from the drawing in the interest of clarity.
- auxiliary strut 15' is connected by a hinge 14 to each main strut 12.
- the auxiliary struts 15 are in turn connected in a conventional manner articulatingly with an auxiliary runner 16 displaceable along the stick between the main runner 13 and the umbrella crown 5.
- a pair of resilient nose pieces 20 are mounted in the stick joint ⁇ 1 in the direct vicinity of the crown 5 and extend slightly above the outer surface of the stick.
- the nose pieces 20 are respectively formed on the free ends of the legs of a U-shaped spring 21 disposed within the hollow stick portion 1, the nose pieces 20 extending out of the stick portion 1 through openings suitably lformed therein.
- the yieldable pressure exerted -by nose pieces 20 is overcome by being pressed inwardly due to the further tension or pull on the roof-supporting ribs which is transferred through the main struts 12 and the auxiliarly struts 15 to the auxiliary runner 16, and the auxiliary runner 16 is moved away from the crown 5.
- the noses 23 and 24 are formed on levers which are subjected to the biasing action of U-shaped springs 26 and 27 located ⁇ within the hollow space of the stick.
- the nose 25 is formed on a leg of the spring 27 proper.
- the nose 23 locks the stick joints 1 and 2 together when the stick is extended, acting however only force-lockingly, but yields in a direction opposite to the biasing force ⁇ when axial pressure is exerted on the stick.
- the nose piece 24 on the other hand operates form-lockingly, locking the stick joints 2 and 3 and the tube 4 in form-locking position.
- the stick joint 3 has, however, a limited amount of axial play with respect to the nose piece 24, due to an elongated slot 28 formed in the joint 3.
- the nose piece 24 is provided with a beveled projection 29 against which the lower edge 30 of the stick joint 1, as shown in FIG. 5, for example, abuts shortly before the stick joints 1 and 2 are completely telescoped one within the other. Thereby, the nose piece 24 is forced radially inwardly for such a distance that the stick joint 3 as well as the tube 4 can slide over the rounded edge 24a of the nose piece 24, and thereby the stick joint 3 and the tube 4 are released for displacement relative to the stick joint 2.
- the stick joint 1 is rst slid telescopically into the stick joint 2 and, only after the end of this operation, the joints 1 and 2 are slid together telescopically into the stick joint 3.
- the nose 25, acts only force-lockingly, and serves among other purposes for preventing the stick joints 2 and 3 from being displaced within the clearance provided by the slot 28 when the stick is in extended condition. A further purpose of the nose 25 will be described in greater detail hereinafter.
- the tube 4 which is slidably displaceable on the stick joint 3 forms the support for a locking member 31 which is secured on the lower end of the tube 4 as seen, for example, in FIGS. 4 and 5, and is provided with a flange 32.
- the locking member 31 is axially displaceable within the bell-shaped handle 6 over a length corresponding to the length of the slot 2S between the lower edge 33 of the nose 24 and the lower limiting edge 34 of the slit 2S, as seen in FIG. 4, for example.
- a sleeve 35 is axially displaceable against the biasing action of a spring 36 within the bell-Shaped handle 6.
- a collar 37 is formed on the locking member 31. In the condition illustrated in FIG.
- the roof-supporting rib ends 11 cannot be forced out of the annular space 38 even when a strong pull is exterted thereon, and are form-lockingly secured at the handle 6.
- the locking mechanism 31 is raised and the roofsupporting rib ends 11 are free.
- a resilient tongue 39 having a nose 40, which assumes the position shown in FIG. 4 wherein the nose piece 40 lies up against the inner surface of the tube 4 when the umbrella frame is in extended condition. If the stick joint 3 is slid into the tube 4, the nose piece 40 engages in an opening 41 formed in the tube 4y (FIG. 5). Simultaneously, the locking member 31 assumes the position shown in FIG. 5 and is initially, however, only force-lockingly secured by the nose piece 40 in this position.
- the force-lock is transformed to a form-locking action when, during the telescopic collapse of the umbrella frame, the stick joint 1 provided with a bevel or inclined edge portion 42 abuts against the resilient tongue 39 and thereby necessarily prevents radially inward movement of the tongue 39. Accordingly, the locking member 31 is similarly fixed by form-locking means in the position shown in FIG. 5.
- the nose piece 25, as shown in FIG. 6 slips into the openings 43 and 44 of the stick joint 3 and the tube 4 respectively and thereby assures a specific sequence of the telescopic movements when the umbrella frame is subsequently extended.
- the umbrella frame is operated or manipulated in the following manner:
- the roof-supporting ribs are manually grasped together so that the ends 11 thereof assume the position shown in FIG. 4, for example.
- the roof-supporting ribs can accordingly be held together with a conventional rubber band or by any other suitable means.
- the umbrella frame is shoved together by axial pressure toward the ends of the stick.
- the handle 6 and the stick joint 3 within the tube 4 are initially displaced until the nose 40 slips into the opening 41.
- the locking member 31 remains stationary relative to the stick joint 3 and the handle 6 upon further displacement of the latter. Consequently, the roof-supporting rib ends 11 are caught between the locking member 31 and the sleeve 35 in the annular space 38.
- the stick joints 1 and 2 and thereafter the stick joints 2 and 3 are slid together. Thereby, the stick joint 2, as aforedescribed, xes the resilient tongue 39 with the nose piece 40 in the opening 41, so that the locking member 31 is form-lockingly secured.
- the roof-supporting rib portions are slid together and, in fact, the parts 8 and 9 are telescoped first because the parts 9 and 10 are still locked against movement relative to one another by the respective locking means 17. Since the stick portions 1 and 2 are initially telescoped, assurance is afforded that the roof-supporting ribs will not buckle because the inner ends of the center roof-supporting rib portions 9 are Iprovisionally held fast by the main struts 12. After the nose 23, 24 and 25 have been -released and the resilient tongue 39 has been firmly secured, the nose piece 25 nally assumes the position shown in FIG. 6 wherein it is inserted in the openings 43 and 44. Thereby, the umbrella frame is completely collapsed to its shortest conguration and the condition illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 6 is produced.
- the stick joint 1 When the umbrella frame is being extended, the stick joint 1 is initially withdrawn from the stick joint 2 and is locked by the nose 23. Displacement of the stick joint 2 relative to the stick joint 3 is accordingly prevented 'by the nose piece 25. If necessary, this last mentioned feature can be dispensed with, because even when, during extension of the frame, the stick joints 1 and 2 are withdrawn together first from the stick joint 3, the Wall of the stick joint 2 only leaves the resilient tongue 39 at the instant when the locks 17 between the roof-supporting rib portions 9 and 10 have already clicked into place,
- the last phase of the operation occurring when extending the umbrella frame consists of a displacement of the stick joint 3 relative to the tube 4 by overcoming the weak force-locking effect produced by the nose 40, the resilient tongue 39 thereof being then turned radially inwardly. Accordingly, the handle 6 is displaced axially with respect to the locking member 31 so that the roofsupporting rib ends 11 are freed and the roof of the umbrella can be spread out or opened.
- the spring-mounted sleeve 35 is not indispensable for the aforedescribed function of the umbrella, but provides, however, an expedient aid in the case when, at the beginning of the telescopic collapsing action, one or the other roof-supporting ribs are not caught in the annular space 38 because it or they have been left out of the group of ribs which have been encircled by the rubber band or the like.
- the umbrella frame is then required only to be extended again over a short distance and the roof-supporting rib remaining outside the lock to Ibe forced against the stick whereupon the telescopic collapsing of the frame can be resumed.
- the sleeve 3S springs back resiliently and permits the spherical head 11 of the roof-supporting rib which had not been caught initially to be snapped into the annular space 38.
- the outermost roof-supporting rib portion is disposed with a predetermined clearance 47 within the U- profiled and consequently hollow center roof-supporting rib portion 9, as shown in FIG. 7.
- the roof-supporting rib portion 10 can execute a tilting motion relative to the roof-supporting rib portion 9 within specific and quite narrow limits.
- the inner end of the outermost roofsupporting rib portion 10 has a cranked head 48 formed with a nose 49 which, in the locking position illustrated in FIG. 7, is inserted in the recess or aperture 50 formed in the center roof-supporting rib portion 9.
- the cranked head 48 also has a second nose 51 extending in a direction substantially opposite to the direction in which the nose 49 extends, and projecting out of the open side of the U-shaped roof-supporting rib portion 9.
- the nose 51 has a shoulder surface 52 against which a ring 18, displaceable along the roof-supporting rib portion 9, abuts in the locking condition shown in FIG. 7.
- the ring 18 is biased against the shoulder S2 by a helical spring 53 which abuts the outer face 54 of the sleeve 46 at the other end thereof.
- the cranked head 48 of the outer roof-supporting rib portion 10 is held stationary by the ring 18g the roof-supporting -rib portion 10 being thus prevented from tilting relative to the roof-supporting rib poriton 9 in spite of the remaning celarance 47 between the roof-supporting rib portion 10 and the roof-supporting rib portion 9, and the nose 49 is held stationary within the recess or aperture 50 so that the roof-supporting rib portions 9 and 10 cannot be displaced relative to 'one another.
- the roof-supporting rib portions 8 and 9 are no longer prevented by the main struts 12 from sliding one within the other whereby the sleeve 45 approaches the inner end of the outer roof-supporting rib portion 10.
- the lower edge 56 of the inner roof-supporting rib portion 8 engages the ring 18 and slides it against the biasing action of the helical spring 53 into the position shown in FIG. 8.
- the ring 18 is thereby separated from the shoulder 52 and from a surface 57 formed on the head 48 and located below the shoulder 52 and extending parallel to the axis of the outermost roof-supporting rib portion 10, and assumes the position shown in FIG. 8 in which the 'ring 18 no longer prevents the outermost roof-supporting rib portion 10 from tilting relative to the center roof-supporting rib portion 9. Since the inner end of the cranked head 4S extending in a direction toward the umbrella crown 5 has an inclined surface 58, a slight pressure in the axial direction applied to the ends of the roof-supporting ribs is sufficient for forcing the nose 49 out of the recess or aperture 50 in order to effect a transition from the condition illustrated in FIG. 7 to the condition illustrated in FIG. 8 and to free the outermost roofsupporting rib portion 10 so that it can be slid telescopically into the center roof-supporting rib portion 9.
- the sleeve 45 is provided with an arched or curved surface 59 which provides space for the shoulder 52 if the roof-supporting rib portions are slid together or telescoped while the roof-supporting rib portion 10 is being pivoted or tilted.
- the portions S and 9 are first displaced relative to one another so that the outer end of the innermost roof-supporting rib portion 8 with its end surface 56 and the sleeve 45 are removed from the vicinity of the cranked end 48 of the outermost roof-supporting rib portion 10.
- the nose 49 again extends into the recess 50 so that the locked condition shown in FIG. 7 is again produced.
- Telescopic collapsible umbrella frame comprising a stick formed of telescoping portions, a plurality of roofsupporting ribs each having an innermost portion pivotally connected to an end of said stick, a center portion telescopically connected to said innermost portion and an outermost portion telescopically connected to said center portion, a runner slida'bly mounted on said stick and carrying a plurality of struts pivotally linked respectively with the center portion of said supporting ribs, means for locking said outermost and said center rib portions together in extended condition thereof, a handle located at the end of said stick opposite the end thereof at which said roof-supporting ribs are connected, said outermost portions ⁇ of said roof-supporting ribs having an enlargement at the respective free ends thereof receivable, in the extended condition of the rib portions, within a space formed in said handle, and locking means mounted on said stick and displaceable in the axial direction thereof for locking said enlargements in said handle, said locking means, in locking position thereof,
- Umbrella frame according to claim 1 wherein said stick is formed of three telescoping portions, the portion thereof colsest to said handle having the largest diameter, a tube carrying said locking means being mounted on said stick portion of largest diameter and being slidable within limits thereon, said stick portion of largest diameter being formed with la locking nose receivable, in the locking position of said locking means, in a notch formed in said tube, said locking nose being form-lockingly secured in said recess in the position wherein the center portion of the stick is telescopically received in said stick portion of largest diameter.
- Umbrella frame according to claim 1 wherein said stick is formed of three telescoping portions, and including a locking nose located within said stick for forcelockingly securing the center portion of the stick and the portion of the stick closest to said handle to one another in the telescopically collapsed condition of the umbrella frame whereby when the frame is extended thereafter, the stick portion closest to the umbrella crown and said center stick portion are the rst to be extended relative to one another.
- Umbrella frame according to lclaim 1 wherein said stick is formed of three telescoping portions, and including an auxiliary runner slidably mounted on said stick and displaceable between said first-mentioned runner and said umbrella crown, auxiliary struts respectively connecting the inner ends of said center rib portions with said auxiliary runner, resiliently mounted locking noses provided in said stick for locking said stick portions against relative displacement, in extended condition thereof, and including a locking nose of force-locking construction for locking said center stick portion and the stick portion closest to said crown together, and a locking nose of form-locking construction for locking said center stick portion and the stick portion closest to said handle t0- gether, said latter locking nose -being releasable from locking condition thereof by the stick portion closest to said crown, in telescopically collapsed condition of the umbrella frame.
- Umbrella frame according to claim 4 including a force-locking latching means for said auxiliary runner in the position thereof in the telescopically collapsed condition of the umbrella frame, said latching means being effective for fixing said auxiliary runner in said position until said means for locking said outermost and said center rib portions to one another are effective in condition ⁇ wherein said rib portions are being extended.
- Umbrella frame according to claim 1 including a sleeve located within said handle and being axially displaceable against a spring-biasing force, said sleeve, in a given position thereof, defining with said locking means mounted on said stick an annular space for receiving said end enlargements of said roof-supporting ribs therein, said sleeve being displaceable against said spring-biasing force for inserting into said annular space an end enlargement of -a roof-supporting rib not previously inserted in said annular space.
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