WO2005065789A1 - Versteifungseinrichtung für einen handschuh, insbesondere einen torwarthandschuh - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a ner stiffening device for a glove, in particular a goalkeeper glove.
- a human hand encompasses numerous finger joints.
- a glove pulled over this hand covers these finger joints.
- the glove must therefore be designed so that it limits the mobility of the joints as little as possible.
- the finger joints of the hand Starting from a stretched state of the fingers, the finger joints of the hand only allow a forward movement towards the inside of the hand. With an opposite backward movement the finger joints limit the movement of the fingers, a backward movement is of course only possible up to the stretched state of the fingers. If this limitation of the backward movement is overcome by force, i.e. if the fingers are stretched out, a finger joint can be injured.
- a glove must therefore perform several tasks.
- the goalkeeper glove should not impair or even improve the safety of the catch, whereas it should protect the fingers and wrists from the forces that occur during contact with the ball.
- gloves in particular goalkeeper gloves, motorcycle gloves, ski gloves and work gloves, are known which are provided on the upper hand side or on the outside with a stiffener which allows the fingers to move naturally, but largely prevents a backward movement beyond the natural limit.
- the glove disclosed here has a tensile, but flexible inner material layer on a glove back, at least in certain surface areas, and an outer material layer, preferably made in one piece, consisting of pressure-resistant elements lined up in the longitudinal direction.
- the elements of the outer layer of material are fixed with the formation of gaps on the inner layer of material in such a way that they abut each other shortly before the glove is stretched.
- the glove described therein comprises support elements which have a plurality of prefabricated links which are connected to one another in an articulated manner, in particular by means of a pulling element, for example a band, and which have blocking surfaces on the side surfaces facing one another in the support element.
- a pulling element for example a band
- a disadvantage of these support elements is the complex structure and the associated complex production of these elements.
- the object of the invention is therefore to provide a stiffening device for a glove, in particular a goalkeeper glove, which has a simpler construction and can be produced more cost-effectively.
- a stiffening device for a glove in particular a goalkeeper glove, a) an arrangement of a plurality of interconnected first elements, b) a plurality of second elements which are connected or connectable to the arrangement of first elements such that at least between two adjacent second elements, in particular, between all respectively adjacent second elements, at least two stop surfaces are formed, c) the arrangement of first elements being bendable in a forward movement from a substantially stretched state into a bent state and in a backward movement from the bent state to the stretched state, d ) where in the bent state dl) a space is formed between adjacent first elements and d2) a space is formed between the stop surfaces of adjacent second elements, and e) wherein in the stretched state the stop surfaces Touch at least partially adjacent second elements and thus counteract a further backward movement.
- Forward movement is a bending movement of the arrangement of first elements, in which the curvature of the arrangement of first elements generally increases.
- the forward movement of the arrangement of first elements corresponds to the angular movement of the fingers, for example when forming a fist.
- the backward movement is a bending movement of the arrangement of first elements in the opposite direction to the forward movement, i.e. the curvature of the arrangement of the first elements usually decreases.
- the backward movement corresponds to the stretching movement of the fingers.
- the stiffening device is of simple construction and is therefore inexpensive to manufacture.
- the advantage lies in the use of a glove, in particular, in that the overstretching of the fingers counteract stop surfaces which are formed on the second elements due to excessive force.
- the flexibility of the stiffening device can be ensured solely by the arrangement of the first elements.
- the second elements can be made of hard material, as a result of which particularly firm and pressure-stable stop surfaces and thus an extremely stable overstretch resistance can be formed.
- the abutting abutment surfaces thus create an effective locking effect against further backward movement. In this way, an overstretching of the hand or fingers is effectively prevented even with considerable force.
- the flexibility of the arrangement of the first elements of the stiffening device enables an almost unimpeded natural movement of the hand or fingers when used in a glove.
- the stiffening device easily follows the bending of the fingers when the hand is fisted.
- the advantage when using a glove is that the stretching of the fingers due to excessive force is counteracted by two different groups of abutting abutment surfaces that prevent further movement: on the one hand, the abutment surfaces within the arrangement of the first elements, i.e. the abutment surfaces Adjacent first elements, and secondly the stop surfaces of the second elements.
- the large number of abutting abutment surfaces thus creates a particularly effective blocking effect against further backward movement and thus effectively prevents the hand or fingers from being stretched out even with considerable force.
- At least one first stop surface and at least one second stop surface are formed between at least two adjacent first elements, in particular between all respectively adjacent first elements, and b) between at least two adjacent ones second elements, in particular between all respectively adjacent second elements, at least one third stop surface and at least one fourth stop surface are formed, c) being in the bent state between the first stop surface and the second stop surface of adjacent first elements and between the third stop surface and the a space is formed on the fourth stop surface of adjacent second elements, and d) wherein in the stretched state both the first stop surface and the second stop surface of adjacent first elements as well as the third stop surface and the four At least partially touch the te stop surface of adjacent second elements and thus counteract a further backward movement.
- At least two stop surfaces are formed at least between a first element and a second element, between which an intermediate space is formed in the bent state and which at least partially touch one another in the stretched state and thus a further backward movement counteract.
- the second embodiment also has the advantage that, as in the first embodiment, two different groups of stop surfaces counteract the overstretching of the fingers by excessive force. On the one hand, these are the stop surfaces of the second elements, which are pressed against each other in the stretched state. On the other hand, a stop surface group is now added, in which a stop surface of a first element interacts with a stop surface of a second element. As a result, the hardness of the second elements is also exposed to the locking effect of this second stop surface group, with all the advantages which result from this in accordance with the above statements.
- This second embodiment is therefore a particularly advantageous and accordingly preferred embodiment of the stiffening device according to the invention.
- An expedient development of the second embodiment provides that the second element is at least partially arranged in the space between adjacent first elements. As a result, the stop surface formation between the first and second element according to the second embodiment is implemented in a particularly simple manner.
- a stiffening device in which a) at least one first stop surface and at least one second stop surface are formed between at least one first element and one second element, and b) between at least two adjacent second elements , in particular between all respectively adjacent second elements, at least one third stop surface and at least one fourth stop surface are formed, c) a space being formed in the bent state between the first stop surface and the second stop surface and between the third stop surface and the fourth stop surface, and d) wherein in the stretched state both the first stop surface and the second stop surface as well as the third stop surface and the fourth stop surface touch at least partially and thus counteract a further backward movement egen claim.
- this corresponds to the first element via the first stop surface and the second stop surface second element is arranged, in particular fastened, on a further first element adjacent to the first element.
- a side surface of the second element facing away from the first stop surface and / or the second stop surface can at least partially rest against a side surface of the first element, namely permanently, ie both in the extended and in the bent state of the arrangement of the first elements.
- At least one first stop surface with at least one third stop surface lies essentially in a common plane and / or at least one second stop surface with at least one fourth stop surface lies essentially in a common plane. This preferably applies to all first and / or second stop surfaces.
- the stiffening device provides, with regard to all of the aforementioned variants, that the third and fourth stop surfaces are offset with respect to the first and second stop surfaces.
- a preferred embodiment provides that the third and fourth stop surfaces and / or the projections of the third and fourth stop surfaces on the arrangement of first elements each lie between adjacent first and second stop surfaces.
- the third and fourth stop surfaces are not a simple continuation of the first and second stop surfaces.
- the third and fourth stop surfaces do not directly adjoin the first and second stop surfaces. Rather, the third and fourth stop surfaces define their own group of stop surfaces that is different from the first and second stop surfaces. If the stop surfaces are flat and thus each define a stop plane, this means that the third and fourth stop surfaces are not in the stop planes defined by the first and second stop surfaces.
- At least two of the stop surfaces are essentially perpendicular to a bending defined by the forward and backward movement. level.
- the bending plane is a plane defined relative to the stiffening device, within which any point of the arrangement of first elements moves when the arrangement of first elements moves forward and backward. All other points of the arrangement of first elements move in the same or a plane parallel to this.
- the arrangement of the first elements is made or can be manufactured in one piece, in particular in an injection molding process. It can also be provided that the spaces between adjacent first elements are formed by cuts and / or recesses and / or slots, in particular continuous slots, in the arrangement of first elements. Both enable simple and inexpensive production of the stiffening device.
- all of the first elements can have essentially the same outer shape and / or essentially the same dimensions.
- the outer shape and / or the dimensions of the first elements are not identical for all first elements.
- An embodiment of the mounting device according to the invention can also be designed such that at least several of the second elements are connected to one another. As an alternative or in addition, it can also be provided that at least several of the second elements are not connected to one another.
- stiffening device provides that all second elements have essentially the same outer shape and / or essentially the same dimensions. Alternatively, however, it can also be provided that the external shape and / or the dimensions of the second elements are not identical in all second elements.
- the first variant is easy to manufacture and therefore inexpensive.
- the second variant enables individual adaptation to shape requirements, when using the stiffening device for a glove, for example, to special glove areas such as fingers or the back of the hand into which the stiffening device is introduced. Appropriate individual training of the second elements can, for example, improve the comfort of the gloves and their functionality.
- the second elements are essentially pressure-resistant and / or essentially non-deformable and / or essentially hard, and / or the arrangement of first elements is essentially flexible.
- particularly stable stop surfaces are formed on the second elements. This is particularly important in view of the fact that the arrangement of the first elements is bendable and consequently - at least in the case of a one-piece design - no comparable pressure-resistant design of the stop surfaces is possible for this.
- the first elements consist at least essentially of plastic, in particular of thermoplastic, preferably of polypropylene, and / or the second elements essentially of plastic, in particular of thermoplastic, preferably of polycarbonate, for example of Makrolon® , Plastic, for example, has a low density compared to metals, and a stiffening device formed from it thus only slightly increases the total weight of a glove. In addition, it enables simple and inexpensive manufacture of the stiffening device.
- the second elements essentially consist of a more pressure-resistant and / or harder material than the first elements, in particular the modulus of elasticity of the material of the second elements is greater than the modulus of elasticity of the material of the first elements and / or the hardness of the material of the second elements is greater than the hardness of the material of the first elements.
- a preferred embodiment of the stiffening device provides that an underside of the arrangement of first elements is concavely curved in the bent state and / or the second elements are arranged on an upper side of the arrangement of first elements opposite the underside.
- This embodiment is particularly suitable for use in a glove.
- the arrangement is such that the underside of the arrangement of the first elements faces an interior of the glove and the second elements thus face the outside of the glove.
- a further embodiment of the invention provides that the second elements are fastened or can be fastened to the arrangement of first elements with at least one, in particular exactly one, latching connection.
- the latching connection comprises at least one latching hook, in particular arranged on the second element, comprising a latching leg and a latching lug, and a recess, in particular a bushing, with at least one latching edge, in particular in the arrangement of first elements Attachment of the second element, engage the latching hooks in the recess, in particular reach through the bushing, and engage the latching lugs behind the latching edge.
- the latching connection comprises two or three or four essentially symmetrically designed latching hooks and / or the recess or bushing essentially has a round, in particular circular, cross section.
- the locking hooks can be formed in one piece on the second elements.
- the latching hooks can be inserted into corresponding recesses in the first element, their latching lugs engage behind the edge of the respective recess. In this way, a snap fastening of the second element to the arrangement is ter elements.
- Such attachments are stable according to the requirements.
- a further development of the stiffening device according to the invention provides that the second elements for preventing a rotational movement of the second elements relative to the arrangement of first elements are at least partially positively inserted or insertable into one or more recesses of the arrangement of first elements. Such a design prevents the second elements from being inadvertently rotated on the arrangement of the first elements, which is particularly important when attached via only one connection.
- the arrangement of first elements is an elongated structure. It can be provided that the longitudinal extent of the arrangement of first elements in the stretched and in the bent state lies in a plane that is oriented essentially perpendicular to a bending plane defined by the forward and backward movement. Alternatively, however, it can also be provided that the longitudinal extent of the arrangement of the first elements lies in the extended and in the bent state in a plane which is oriented essentially parallel to a bending plane defined by the forward and backward movement.
- the bending plane has already been explained in more detail above.
- the first variant is suitable, for example, when used in a glove for use in the area of the back of the hand and the wrist.
- the second variant is particularly suitable for gloves in the area of the back of the fingers.
- the first elements and / or the second elements are arranged in a row in the longitudinal direction of the arrangement of first elements.
- the third and fourth stop surfaces of the second elements are arranged offset along the longitudinal extent of the arrangement of first elements to the first and second stop surfaces of the arrangement of first elements.
- the second elements are also elongated and their longitudinal extension is oriented essentially parallel to the longitudinal extension plane of the arrangement of first elements.
- An embodiment variant of the stiffening device according to the invention provides that the arrangement of first elements has regions of greater and weaker flexibility, regions of greater flexibility being formed in particular in the transition region between the first elements.
- the regions of greater flexibility can be at least partially thinner than the regions of weaker flexibility.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the stiffening device provides that the arrangement of the first elements is unloaded, i.e. takes on a slightly bent state without the influence of external forces.
- the glove adapts to the natural hand or finger posture and thus makes the glove extremely comfortable to wear.
- the invention according to claim 37 provides for the use of a stiffening device designed according to the above statements in a glove, in particular a goalkeeper glove.
- the glove essentially encloses a glove interior and is surrounded by an exterior. In this way, all the advantages of the stiffening device described above can be used for the glove.
- the glove comprises one or more finger back sections, wherein the stiffening device (s) is or are arranged in at least one finger back section, in particular in all finger back sections.
- the stiffening device extends essentially over the entire back of the finger.
- the finger back section of a glove extends from the area around a fingertip to the area around a first finger joint at the base of the hand Finger.
- a preferred and expedient embodiment of the glove according to the invention provides that the stiffening devices are designed such that an underside of the arrangement of the first elements is concavely curved in the bent state and the second elements are arranged on an upper side of the arrangement of the first elements opposite the underside and that the stiffening devices are arranged or can be arranged in the glove in such a way that the underside of the arrangement of the first elements faces the interior of the glove. The second elements therefore face the exterior.
- the stiffening device or the stiffening devices in the glove is expediently designed as a stiffening insert (s) and in particular covered by a flexible material, in particular fabric or leather, towards the outside and / or towards the inside of the glove.
- the stiffening devices are inserted between an outer material and an inner lining of the finger areas, in particular the finger back areas of the gloves. In particular, it could be sewn in here.
- the invention thus created a glove, in particular a goalkeeper glove, which effectively prevents injury to the hand or fingers by overstretching by suitably arranged stiffening devices and which can be produced inexpensively due to the stiffening device which can be produced easily.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows a side view of an embodiment of a first embodiment of a stiffening device according to the invention in a bent state
- 2 schematically shows a side view of the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 1 in an extended state
- FIG. 3 schematically shows a side view of an exemplary embodiment of a second embodiment of a stiffening device according to the invention in a bent state
- FIG. 4 schematically shows a top view of the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 3, likewise in a bent state
- FIG. 5 shows a schematic plan view of the back of the hand of an exemplary embodiment of a glove with stiffening devices according to the invention
- FIG. 6 schematically shows a side view of an embodiment of a latching connection for attaching second elements to an arrangement of first elements in an embodiment of a stiffening device
- FIG. 7 schematically shows the latching connection according to FIG. 6 in a view from below.
- FIG. 1 and 2 each show schematically a side view of an exemplary embodiment of a first embodiment of a stiffening device 2 according to the invention, FIG. 1 in a bent state and FIG. 2 in a stretched state.
- 1 and 2 show an arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 3f and several second elements 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d, 4e.
- the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f is elongated, their longitudinal extent runs in the plane of the drawing shown.
- the individual first elements 3a, ..., 3f are arranged in a row along the longitudinal extent of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f. Further points the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f has an upper side 5 and an underside 6 opposite the upper side 5.
- 2 shows the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f in a stretched state, ie the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f is stretched in a straight line.
- the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f is in a bent state, ie the arrangement 3 is bent along its longitudinal extent, in such a way that the underside 6 of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ... , 3f concave and the top 5 of the arrangement 3 first elements 3a, ..., 3f is convex.
- cuts 7 are made in the top 5 of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f. These cuts 7 run transversely to the longitudinal extent of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f, i.e. perpendicular to the plane of the drawing shown and perpendicular to the bending plane of the arrangement 3 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3f defined by the stretched and the bent state of the arrangement 3 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3f and the movement between these states.
- the cuts 7 in the arrangement 3 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3f partially separate the individual first elements 3a, ..., 3f. However, the cuts are not continuous, so that the respectively adjacent first elements 3a, ..., 3f are still directly connected to one another and the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f shown can thus be produced in one piece, preferably from plastic, for example polypropylene, in the injection molding process.
- FIGS. 1 shown first embodiment of a stiffening device 2 formed on the arrangement first elements 3.
- a space 11 is formed between the first stop surface 9 and the second stop surface 10.
- the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a,..., 3f bends more strongly, ie if it moves forward, it will Gap 11 larger, with decreasing bend, ie backward movement and transfer of the arrangement 3 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3f to the stretched state, the gap 11 becomes smaller and finally disappears.
- the stretched state of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f shown in FIG. 2 the first stop surface 9 and the second stop surface 10 of the stop surface pairs 8 of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f abut each other.
- the abutment surface pairs 8 act upon a further backward movement of the arrangement 3 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3f, ie an overstretching (bending in the opposite direction not provided, ie concave curvature of the top side 5 of the first element 3) counter.
- FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 further show that the second elements 4a, ..., 4e are fastened to the top 5 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3f on the first elements 3a, ..., 3f.
- the attachment is carried out via schematically (dashed) locking hooks 12, which are formed on the second elements 4a, ..., 4e.
- These latching hooks 12 are inserted into recesses, not shown, of the first elements 3a, ..., 3f and latched onto these recesses.
- An embodiment of this locking connection is described below with reference to FIG 6 and FIG 7.
- the second elements 4a, ..., 4e are elongated, their longitudinal extent runs in the plane of the drawing shown.
- the second elements 4a, ..., 4e are thus essentially parallel to one another in their longitudinal direction
- each second element 4a, ..., 4e has at least one side oriented transversely to its longitudinal direction, which faces a likewise transverse side of an adjacent second element 4a, ..., 4e.
- These sides of the second elements 4a, ..., 4e each form a pair of stop surfaces 13, comprising a third stop surface 14 and a fourth stop surface 15. Both the stop surface 14 and the stop surface 15 are thus on the second elements 4a, ..., 4e trained.
- a space 16 is formed between the third stop surface 14 and fourth stop surface 15 and thus between the respective adjacent second elements 4a, ..., 4e.
- this intermediate space 16 With a stronger bend, ie forward movement of the arrangement 3 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3f, this intermediate space 16 becomes larger, with a decreasing bend, ie backward movement and transfer of the arrangement 3 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3f into the extended ones State, the space 16 between the third stop surface 14 and the fourth stop surface 15 and thus between the respective adjacent second elements 4a, ..., 4e becomes smaller.
- the third stop surface 14 and the fourth stop surface 15 of the stop surface pairs 13 each abut.
- the abutment surface pairs 13 of the second elements 4a, ..., 4e act in the same way as the abutment surface pairs 8 in the arrangement 3 of the first element 3a, ..., 3f of a further backward movement of the arrangement 3 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3f, that is, a practice extension.
- stop surface pairs 8 in the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f along the longitudinal extent of the arrangement 3 first elements 3a, ..., 3f with respect to the stop surface pairs 13 of the second elements 4a, ..., 4e are offset.
- the stop surface pairs 13 of the second elements 4a, ..., 4e thus do not simply form an extension of the first stop surface pairs 8 in the first element 3, but rather a separate, independent group of stop surface pairs.
- each of the stop surface pairs 8 lies essentially in one plane with one of the stop surface pairs 13 (not shown here).
- An alternative variant of the first embodiment can provide that in the extended state of the arrangement 3 of the first elements only the third stop surface 14 and the fourth stop surface 15 abut one another, but the first stop surface 9 and the second stop surface 10 do not, i.e. first stop surface 9 and second stop surface 10 are also spaced apart in this state.
- the stop surface pair 13 forms an effective stop surface pair. This is usually sufficient, since this stop surface pair 13 is formed from the harder material of the second elements 4a, ..., 4e and thus counteracts a further backward movement particularly effectively, i.e. locks particularly effectively.
- the contribution of the stop surface pair 8, which is formed by the bendable and therefore softer material of the arrangement 3 of the first elements 3a,... 3f, can under certain circumstances not make any significant additional contribution and can therefore also be omitted entirely.
- the second elements 4a,... 4e do not all have to be identical.
- the second elements 4b, 4c, 4d essentially correspond to one another, whereas the second elements 4a, 4e have a different configuration, in particular different longitudinal dimensions and a rounded outer shape.
- the configuration of the second elements 4a, ..., 4e is expediently adapted to the requirements of the particular glove for which they are intended and to their intended position in the respective glove.
- FIG. 3 schematically shows a side view and FIG. 4 also schematically shows a plan view of an exemplary embodiment of a second embodiment of a stiffening device 2 according to the invention in a bent state. Both figures each show only a section of the stiffening device 2.
- An arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e and several second elements 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d, 4e can again be seen in FIG. 3 and FIG.
- the arrangement 3 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3e also include edge stripes fen 29, via which the individual first elements 3a, ..., 3e are connected to each other.
- the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a,... 3e which also includes the edge strips 29, is manufactured or can be manufactured in one piece, preferably from plastic, for example polypropylene, using the injection molding process.
- the arrangement 3 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3e is elongated, their longitudinal extent runs in the plane of the drawing shown.
- the individual first elements 3a, ..., 3e are arranged in a row along the longitudinal extent of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3e.
- the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3e has an upper side 5 and an underside 6 opposite the upper side 5.
- the viewer looks at the top 5 of the arrangement 3 of first elements. 3 and 4, the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3e is in a bent state, i.e.
- the arrangement 3 is bent along its longitudinal extent, in such a way that the underside 6 of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3e is concave and the upper side 5 of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3e is convex.
- the individual first elements 3a, ..., 3e have side faces which run transversely to the longitudinal extent of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3e, i.e. perpendicular to the plane of the drawing and perpendicular to the bending plane of the arrangement 3 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3e defined by the stretched and the bent state of the arrangement 3 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3e and the movement between these states.
- a first side surface 30 of a first element 3a, ..., 3e faces a second side surface 31 of an adjacent first element 3a, ..., 3e. Between the mutually facing first side surfaces 30 and second side surfaces 31, an intermediate space 32 is formed, both in the illustrated bent state of the arrangement of 3 first elements and in the stretched state (not shown).
- FIG 3 and FIG 4 further show that the second elements 4a, ..., 4e on the top 5 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3e are attached to the first elements 3a, ..., 3e.
- the second elements 4a, ..., 4e are inserted in recesses 33 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3e, in such a way that an outer edge of the second elements 4a, ..., 4e does not have an edge of the recess 33, into which the respective second element 4a, ..., 4e is inserted, protrudes.
- the attachment takes place, for example, via latching hooks, not shown, which are formed on the second elements 4a, ..., 4e.
- latching hooks are inserted into recesses in the first elements 3a,..., 3e, not shown, and latched to these recesses.
- An exemplary embodiment of this snap-in connection is described below with reference to FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, but any alternative designs are also conceivable.
- the second elements 4a, ..., 4e are elongated, their longitudinal extension runs in the plane of the drawing shown.
- the second elements 4a, ..., 4e are thus aligned in their longitudinal direction essentially parallel to the longitudinal extent of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3e.
- the second elements 4a, ..., 4e are lined up in their longitudinal direction.
- the second elements of the second embodiment shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 have a widening 36.
- This widening 36 has mutually opposite side surfaces which are oriented substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal extent of the second elements 4a, ..., 4e.
- the widening 36 is designed such that its cross-sectional dimensions at least largely correspond to the dimensions of the first side surface 30 and / or the second side surface 31 of the first elements 3a,... 3e.
- the second elements 4a, ..., 4e are arranged on the first elements 3a, ..., 3e in such a way that one of the side faces of the widening 36 oriented perpendicular to the longitudinal extension of the second elements 4a, ..., 4e is on the first side face 30 of the respective first element 3a, ..., 3e, to which it is attached, and thus at least partially covers them.
- the widening 36 is thus arranged in the space 32 between the mutually facing first side surfaces 30 and second side surfaces 31.
- the side face of the widening which lies opposite the side face of the widening 36, which abuts the first side face 30 of the first element 3a, ..., 3e, faces the second side face 31 of the adjacent first element.
- the dimensions of the intermediate space 32 and the widening 36 are matched to one another in such a way that the second side surface 31 of the first elements 3a,..., 3e and the side surface of the widening facing them form a pair of stop surfaces 8, comprising a first stop surface 9, formed by the second side surface 31 of the first elements 3a, ..., 3e, and a second stop surface 10, formed by the side surface of the widening 36 of the second elements 4a, ..., 4e facing the first stop surface 9.
- the pair of abutment surfaces 8 is thus not, as in the first embodiment of the stiffening device 2 according to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, formed solely by surfaces of the first elements 3a,..
- the second surface is formed by a surface of a second element 4a, ..., 4e.
- the first stop surface 9 there is an intermediate space 11 between the first stop surface 9 and the second stop surface 10, which gap becomes smaller when the stiffening device 2 moves backward.
- Each second element 4a, ..., 4e also has at one of its longitudinal ends at least one side which is oriented transversely to its longitudinal direction and faces a likewise transverse side at a longitudinal end of an adjacent second element 4a, ..., 4e.
- These sides of the second elements 4a,..., 4e each form a further pair of stop surfaces 13, comprising a third stop surface 14 and a fourth stop surface 15. Both the stop surface 14 and the stop surface 15 are thus on the second elements 4a,. .., 4e trained.
- the first stop surface 9 and the third stop surface 14 as well as the second stop surface 10 and the fourth stop surface 15 can each lie in one plane. It is preferred and shown correspondingly in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, however, that the surfaces mentioned are not each together in an lie flat. Rather, the stop surface pairs 8 and 13 are offset from one another along the longitudinal extent of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3e. This is achieved in that the widening 36 is not formed on a longitudinal edge of the second element 4a, ..., 4e, but in a central area. Thus, the second elements 4a,..., 4e each have a protrusion 37 at one of their longitudinal ends beyond the widening 36, at the end of which the fourth stop surface 15 is formed offset in the longitudinal direction from the second stop surface 10.
- the stop surface pairs 13 thus do not simply form an extension of the stop surface pair 8, but rather a separate, independent group of stop surface pairs.
- the dimensions of the second elements 4a, ..., 4e are chosen such that the recesses 33 in the first elements 3a, ..., 3e are not completely filled by them in the longitudinal direction.
- the protrusions 37 of the second elements 4a, ..., 4e penetrate into this unfilled area of the recesses 33, to the extent that the third stop surface 14 and the fourth stop surface 15 abut at least partially against one another (not shown) and thus a further backward movement, ie counteract an overstretching of the stiffening device 2 and thus prevent it.
- the first stop surface 9 and the second stop surface 10 also meet (not shown) and thus likewise prevent a further backward movement.
- the second elements 4a, ..., 4e are made of a pressure-resistant, hard, non-deformable material, preferably of plastic, for example polycarbonate (for example Makrolon®).
- the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3e must be made of a bendable material, preferably of, in order to ensure the bendability of the stiffening device Plastic, for example made of polycarbonate.
- apart from the first stop surfaces 9, all stop surfaces 10, 14, 15 are formed by the harder material, which makes the locking effect particularly effective.
- individual ones of the first elements 3a, ..., 3e and / or individual ones of the second elements can be designed or shaped differently from the other elements, in particular the respective edge elements at the longitudinal ends of the stiffening device , For example, different lengths, flattenings and / or roundings can be provided.
- all elements can also be designed or shaped identically. The design of the elements is expediently adapted to the requirements of the particular glove for which they are intended and to their intended position in the respective glove.
- stiffening devices 2 can, for example, essentially correspond to the stiffening device 2 from FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, but they can also be stiffening devices according to FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 or other variants.
- the glove 17 has several substantially comparable finger sections 19, each of which comprises a finger back part 20.
- the finger back parts 20 merge into a back of the hand section 21.
- a stiffening device 2 is introduced, in particular sewn in, as a stiffening insert.
- the top 5 of the arrangement of first elements 3 of each of the stiffening devices 2 faces the back of the glove 18 and thus in FIG. 3 faces the viewer.
- 3 further shows the second elements 4a, ..., 4e attached to the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f (the individual first elements 3a, ..., 3f are not shown).
- the stiffening device 2 extends from an area 22 around the fingertip into the back of the hand section 21. There, the saponification devices 2 still cover an area 23 around a first finger joint on the base of the finger.
- each of the stiffening elements 2 thus extends essentially over the entire back of the fingers of a hand inserted into the glove. This protects all finger joints against hyperextension, even with strong force. An injury to the hand is effectively prevented.
- FIG. 6 and 7 show schematically an embodiment of a snap-in connection for attaching second elements 4a, ..., 4e, here element 4a, to an arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f, here element 3b, FIG. 4 in a side view and FIG. 5 in a view from below.
- FIG. 6 shows a section of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f schematically with a dashed line.
- This section of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f has a bushing 24.
- 6 shows the second element 4a arranged on the upper side 5 of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f.
- locking hooks 12 are integrally formed, each comprising a locking lug 26 and a bendable locking leg 27.
- the second element 4a is fastened to the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f by means of a snap-in connection.
- the latching connection results from the latching hooks 12 reaching through the bushing 24.
- the edge of the bushing 24 forms a locking edge 25 on the underside 6 of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f.
- this locking edge 25 is engaged by the locking lugs 26 of the locking hooks 12, ie the locking lugs 26 are of this type arranged on the underside 6 of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a,..., 3f in such a way that they block retraction of the latching hooks 12 through the passage 24.
- the locking hooks 12 are essentially symmetrical.
- An intermediate space 28 is formed between the latching hooks 12, which enables a bending movement of the latching legs 27 and thus the making and releasing of the latching connection.
- FIG. 7 shows a plan view of a section of the underside 6 of the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f.
- the dashed line indicates the second element 4a arranged on the opposite side and largely hidden in this view.
- Four essentially symmetrical locking hooks 12 extend through the bushing 24 in the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f.
- the latching lugs 26 of the latching hooks 12 can be seen in each case.
- the latching lugs 26 engage behind the latching edge 25 formed by the border of the leadthrough 24.
- the latching edge 25 is accordingly covered by the latching edges 26, and is therefore shown in dashed lines in these areas.
- the intermediate space 28 formed between the latching hooks 12 can also be seen in FIG.
- the space 28 enables the four latching hooks 12 to be pressed together, so that the latching lugs 26 fit through the passage 24 and in this way the latching connection between the second element 4a and the arrangement 3 of first elements 3a, ..., 3f is established and also can be solved again.
- latching i.e.
- the latching legs 27 of the latching hooks 12 are designed to be reversibly bendable, in such a way that the latching lugs 26 arranged on the latching legs 27 are the latching edge in the unloaded state 25 reach behind, as shown in FIG 4 and FIG 5.
- the latching connection for fastening the second elements 4a,..., 4e to the arrangement 3 of first elements can also be done by only one
- the latching hook then preferably has a round cross section, the cross-sectional diameter in the region of the latching leg being smaller than in the region of the latching lug.
- the locking lug is pressed through the bushing in the arrangement of the first elements.
- the latching connection latches over the latching edge of the latching hook and thus acts withdraw the locking hook from the feedthrough.
- the second elements 4a, ..., 4e are connected to the arrangement 3 of the first elements in a positionally stable and stable manner.
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