Handle for a tool and a tool provided therewith
AssigneeDickhaus & Partner GmbH
InventorReiner Dickhaus
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Abstract
A handle for a tool. The handle includes a bow-shaped handle end section, a straight middle section, and a fixing end section for attaching the tool. In the handle a S-bow-shaped handle section is arranged between the straight middle section and the fixing end section. The S-bow-shaped handle section is provided with a first, straight handle area connected to the middle section by a first, bent section, and a second, straight handle area connected to the first, straight handle area by a second, bent section. The fixing end section is connected to the second handle area.
Claims21
Handle for a tool with a curved handle end section, a straight middle section and a fixing end section for attaching the tool, wherein between the straight middle section and the fixing end section is disposed a grip section curved in an S shape, which comprises a first straight grip area that is connected to the middle section by a first curved section and is set at a first angle of about 30° to about 90°, with respect to the middle section, and a second straight grip area that is connected to the first straight grip area by a second curved section and is set at a second angle of about 30° to about 60°, with respect to the first straight grip area, the fixing end section being connected to the second grip area.
Handle for a tool with a curved handle end section, a straight middle section, and a fixing end section for attaching the tool, wherein between the straight middle section and the fixing end section is disposed a grip section curved in substantially an S shape, which comprises a first straight grip area that is connected to the middle section by an intermediate section set at a first angle with respect to the middle section and a first curved section, that is set at a second angle of about 90° to 130° with respect to the middle section, such that the first straight grip area, is connected to a straight tread area by a curved transitional section, is the straight tread area being set at an angle of about 120° with respect to the first straight grip area, and the second and third angles being located on a same side of the handle.
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