Hinge with a base transversely adjustable by means of a cam
AssigneeFranco Ferrari
InventorsFranco Ferrari, Carlo Migli
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AssigneeFranco Ferrari
InventorsFranco Ferrari, Carlo Migli
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A hinge for furniture having a base (10) comprising a first element (41) which at the upper part thereof has coupling surfaces for a hinge wing and at the lower part thereof has a groove (20) receiving a second element (30) intended for being fastened to a piece of furniture. The first and second elements are mutually slidable in a direction transverse to the hinge extension by means of a rotary cam (27). The second element (30) is received in the groove in a drawer-like slidable manner in said transverse direction and the first element (41) comprises a through hole (25) disposed between the groove and the upper part. The cam (27) has a pivot pin (28) for rotation control which is fitted in said through hole (25) to be rotated therethrough, and the second element (30) has a face thereof turned towards the groove from which teeth (33, 35) forming reaction surfaces for the cam project, which teeth are disposed on opposite sides of the cam in the transverse direction. Possibly, a small block (38) may constitute an extension for operation of the cam pivot pin.
A hinge for furniture provided with a base section having thereon surfaces for coupling the base section with an elongate wing section of the hinge, the base section comprising a first element which at the upper part thereof has said coupling surfaces and at the lower part thereof has a groove receiving a second element intended for being fastened to the piece of furniture, a rotary cam, the first and second elements being mutually slidable in a direction transverse to the length of the wing section, by means of said rotary cam, for giving the hinge a transverse-position adjustment, characterised in that the second element is received in the groove in a drawer-like slidable manner in said transverse direction, the first element comprising a through hole extending between the groove and said upper part, the cam having a control pivot pin for rotation control which is fitted in said through hole to be rotated therethrough, and the second element having a face thereof confronting the bottom of the groove and having projecting therefrom spaced teeth forming reaction surfaces for engagement by the cam, said teeth being disposed on diametrally opposite sides of the cam in said transverse direction.
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