Mortar hose guide

Abstract

Mortar hose guides, designed to protect against damage and facilitate work, are characterized by downward-projecting plates or feet with a length of 5 cm to 30 cm and upward-projecting arms with a length of 5 cm to 50 cm. Width ranges from 10 cm to 50 cm.

Description

[0001] Mortar hoses are typically used on construction sites to transport mixed mortar or other materials such as gravel to the point of use. This transport is usually carried out using a pneumatic screw pump or piston pump. The diameter of the mortar hoses depends on the material being transported, which can include concrete, plaster or gypsum, screed, EPS leveling compound, gravel, rock flour, large quantities of water, etc.

[0002] When conveying mortar or other materials, the hose moves more or less jerkily through the material being conveyed, depending on the material being conveyed. Since the mortar hose must be routed through doors, windows, or other openings in the building, damage to these structures often occurs due to the hose's movement. Currently, this is prevented by having someone hold the hose in place or by weighing it down, for example, with a bag of sand, and / or by covering the door or window. When pulling the mortar hose in or out, this bag must always be lifted at the aforementioned points. The mortar hose must not be pulled over door sills or window frames, as this can cause damage. Protective covers are often pulled along with the hose and must be repositioned.

[0003] This problem is solved by the feature listed in claim 1.

[0004] The invention consists of two components. The base frame, comprising a U-shaped steel beam with two upward-projecting arms on either side and a longitudinally mounted roller, is securely fixed to window and door reveals or other structural elements by means of a threaded spindle and an attached ball bearing plate. A textile fleece is attached to the underside to prevent damage. A brightly colored overhand bracket is attached to the top and secured with cotter pins to prevent the mortar hose from popping out. The centrally positioned longitudinal roller allows the mortar hose, including the hose coupling, to be easily pulled through in any direction.

[0005] Due to its design, the invention can be used both horizontally and vertically.

[0006] An embodiment of the invention is described with reference to the Fig. 1 to Fig. 2 explained. It shows: 1) Front view 2) Side view Reference symbol list 1 base frame 2 rolls 3 throw-over handles 4 threaded spindles with handle

Claims

[1] Mortar hose guide for protection against damage and to facilitate work characterized by The base consists of downward-projecting plates or feet with a length of 5cm to 30cm and upward-projecting arms with a length of 5cm to 50cm. The width ranges from 10cm to 50cm. [2] Mortar hose guide according to claim 1 characterized by that the base frame and the protective bar have a material thickness of 2mm to 5mm [3] Mortar hose guide according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by , the base frame can be fixed using a threaded spindle and / or other quick-release systems. [4] Mortar hose guide according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by , with fixed or pluggable locking bar with safety device [5] Mortar hose guide according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by , Usability in vertical and horizontal positions [6] Mortar hose guide according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by , Leading role in the longitudinal direction

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