Buffer device
AssigneeHawa AG
InventorsKarl Haab, Otto Haab
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AssigneeHawa AG
InventorsKarl Haab, Otto Haab
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The buffer device (10) has a body (11) which can be fitted in a rail (4), a damping element (12) for cushioning, and a retaining spring (13) for retaining a running mechanism (6) which is guided in the rail (4) and is provided for carrying and guiding slidable wing elements (2). The at least approximately U-profile-shaped body (11) of the buffer device (10), which body is punched and bent from a metal element, has a first and a second wing (14; 18), which wings are connected to each other by a central piece (20) whose tongue-shaped extension forms the retaining spring (13) serving to retain the running mechanism (6). The end pieces (17, 19, 26; 17*, 19*) of the wings (14; 18) are configured in such a manner that they are suitable for retaining the damping element (12). The buffer device (10) can be manufactured cost-effectively from a single metal plate and can be completed by a damping element (12). Since the retaining spring (13) is a component part of the body (11) of the buffer device (10), the device is highly stable.
A buffer device with a body fitted in a rail, a damping element for cushioning, and a retaining spring for retaining a running mechanism which is guided in the rail and is provided for carrying and guiding slidable wing elements, wherein the body is at least approximately U-profile-shaped, which body is punched and bent from a metal element, has a first and a second wing, which wings are connected to each other by a central piece which has a tongue-shaped extension that forms a retaining spring serving to retain the running mechanism, and wherein the end pieces of the wings are provided to retain the damping element.
The buffer device as claimed in claim 4, wherein a threaded drill-hole for an adjusting screw is provided in the central piece or the extension thereof, which adjusting screw is rotatable with respect to the rail central piece in order to adjust a prestress for the retaining spring.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.