Tyrolia Technology Gmbh

Robert Pfaller

Karl Stritzl

Gernot Jahnel

Marc Roman Humann

Henry Freisinger

Alois Himmetsberger

Johann Zotter

Helmut Brandt

Manfred Baumgartner

Edgar Poellmann

Herwig Schretter

Franz Ollinger

Erwin Hoesl

Raimund Premauer

Christoph Wurm

Anton Ableidinger

Erwin Hösl

Manfred Tuma

Markus Schleinzer

Edgar Pöllmann

A sliding board, the outsides of which have a running surface and an upper cup, has a foam core created by foaming during its manufacture, and at least one guide element with lateral profiles for arranging and guiding of a binding element on the upper side of the sliding board. The guide element is connected to the sliding-board body by several anchoring elements. The guide element is a plastic part with formed-on anchoring elements, which plastic part is manufactured in one piece. The guide element is bound into the core by the anchoring elements during foaming of the core and is held therein by the hardened foam.

Sliding board, in particular a ski

The invention relates to a sliding board, especially a ski, comprising a treadsole, an upper surface, a lower rib and a core, and at least one element which comprises especially at least one rail-type guiding element, is connected to the body of the sliding board by means of at least one anchoring element, and is used to arrange and guide at least one binding element on the upper side of the sliding board. In order to avoid subsequently fixing guiding elements to the finished ski, the at least one anchoring element () is integrated into the core () during the expansion thereof and is held by the hardened foam material.

Sliding board, especially a ski, and method for producing the same

A sliding board, in particular a ski, includes a running surface, steel edges, an upper cup, a premanufactured core and at least one interface element connected to the sliding-board body by anchoring elements, for the arrangement of at least one binding element on the upper side of the sliding board. The anchoring elements have a head section held on the interface element or connected to the interface element, and have a shaft extending through an opening in the upper cup into the inside of the sliding board. In order to reduce installation operations on the finished sliding board, the interface element has been connected to the core during the building of the sliding board by at least one of the anchoring elements.

Gliding board, in particular a ski

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