Stand with a damping element
AssigneeOndal Holding GmbH
InventorsFrank Kellner, Hans Moll
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AssigneeOndal Holding GmbH
InventorsFrank Kellner, Hans Moll
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In the case of a stand (1) with a support (11), in particular for supporting a hairdressing appliance, and with a damping element (4) for damping the weight of the appliance, the appliance loading the damping element (4), the damping element (4) is resettable with regard to its length, and the support (11) can be shifted relative to a tube (2) and is fixable thereon in order to achieve a compact subassembly. In order to provide the damping element (4) in compact form for transportation as an individual part of the dismantled stand (1) and to be able to push the support (11) into the tube (2) and to fix it there, it is proposed that the support (11) is relatively, in particular vertically and telescopically, displaceable with respect to a tube (2), in that the damping element (4) is connected at a first end (19) on the support (11) to a component (20) for holding the appliance, in that the damping element (4) is held by the tube (2), in that a second, opposite end (21) of the damping element (4) protrudes out of the tube (2) when the damping element (4) is relaxed, in that the second end (21) of the damping element (4) can be shifted onto the tube (2) or into it when the damping element (4) is compressed, and in that the second end (21) can be fastened in this compressed state by means of a fixing element (22) in order to fix the support (11) in its position shifted towards the tube (2).
Stand with a support, in particular for supporting a hairdressing appliance, and with a damping element for damping the weight of the appliance, the appliance loading the damping element, and the damping element being resettable with regard to its length, characterized in that the support is relatively, in particular vertically and telescopically, displaceable with respect to a tube, in that the damping element is connected at a first end on the support to a component for holding the appliance, in that the damping element is held by the tube, in that a second, opposite end of the damping element protrudes out of the tube when the damping element is relaxed, in that the second end of the damping element can be shifted onto the tube or into it when the damping element is compressed, and in that the second end can be fastened in this compressed state by means of a fixing element in order to fix the support in its position shifted towards the tube.
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