Adjustable static umbrella
AssigneeGlatz AG
InventorGustav Adolf Glatz
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AssigneeGlatz AG
InventorGustav Adolf Glatz
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Disclosed is an adjustable static umbrella with a static mast (2) to which an arm (10) is secured by means of a hinge (12) allowing for the arm to be either adjusted into a use position or collapsed into a rest position and to be tipped about the hinge (12) tilting axle (14) perpendicular to the mast axis. The hinge (12) has toggle head (80) and a pair of shells (82, 82′) symmetrically inverted one to each other, encompassing the toggle head (80) therein and rotatably mounted about the tilting axle (14), while the pair of hinge shells (82, 82′) is provided with a length guide perpendicular to the tilting axle (14), in which the arm (10) is inserted. A locking device (90) includes a tilting hinge (92) parallel to the tilting axle (14) and a fastening device (94) allowing for the hinge shells to be pressed one against the other and against the toggle head (80) so that, when said fastening device in the length guide (84) is pulled, the arm cannot be displaced, while the hinge shells (82, 82′) encompassing the toggle head cannot be twisted due to pairs of interactive contact surfaces. Releasing the locking device (94) loosens the arm (10) length guide (84), thereby enabling adjustment of the arm, in the area of a tilt angle (α) limited by two end-stops (116, 116′, 118, 120), between a rest position and a use position.
A static umbrella with a static mast to which an arm is attached movably in and out by means of a hinge about a tilting axis of the hinge standing perpendicular to the mast axis, in which the arm carries on the mast-remote end a collapsible umbrella, and in which the hinge is provided with an arresting device, by means of which all movements of the hinge are releasable and arrestable, respectively, characterized in that the hinge comprises a togglehead fastenable to the static mast or formed on this, as well as a pair of mirror-symmetrically arranged hinge shells including the togglehead, turnably borne about the tilting axis, in which the hinge shell pair is provided with a longitudinal guide aligned perpendicularly to the tilting axis for the reception of the arm and in which the arresting device comprises a tilting hinge aligned parallel to the tilting axis and a tensioning device, by means of which the hinge shells are pressable against one another and against the togglehead, in such manner that with tightened tensioning device the arm is arrested against traveling in the longitudinal guide and furthermore the hinge shells are arrested against twisting with the togglehead by means of cooperating contact surface pairs, and that with released tensioning device the longitudinal guide of the arm is freeable and, furthermore, the arm is settable in a tilt angle range bounded by end stops between a rest position and a working position.
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