DE1173719B - Tilting device for apiary - Google Patents

Description

FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY

GERMAN

PATENT OFFICE

EDITORIAL

German KL: A Ol k

Boarding school Kl .: 45 h -47/00

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1173 719
V 22411III / 45 h
April 25, 1962
July 9, 1964

The purpose of the invention is the faster and easier processing of tribal peoples in magazine hives, without additional attachment of a support or a tilting bracket.

Up until now it was common and necessary when working on a lower magazine that Remove the part above it and put it aside on a pad of some kind. this meant a heavy physical exertion that weak people could not do could be.

For example, a hinge connection has been proposed, but here are the individual magazines not interchangeable because of the screw connections, in addition, the effort with linkage and Chains and the like too complicated. It can also not be beekeeping in magazine mode, and it it is also not possible to stack as many magazines as desired. They can also be used here do not tilt at any point, as often required.

The invention is also intended to enable weak people to keep beekeeping with magazine hives. aside from that the work should be easy and quick. For this reason, the upper magazine not lifted off and set aside, as before, but tilted on the magazine below will. The upper magazine is on the one hand in its entire width about 10 to 12 cm deep on the lower magazine on. It cannot tip over because the tab (3) under the guide rail (1) is being held. The advantage of the invention is primarily that a lower magazine each Forms support surface for the magazine located above. All additional loans are therefore unnecessary Racks, frames, supports or similar

It is possible to stack several To tilt magazines to be able to work at the bottom, as well as z. B. only tilted the top one can be. The tipped magazines always lie on the support surface of the one exposed for work. The advantages are apparent. Heavy physical labor is no longer required, because tilting is easier than carrying or taking off.

The drawings are a schematic representation of the fitting parts for the tilting device as well as their attachment to the magazines. It shows

F i g. 1 the upper fitting part in angled form with the guide rail 1 and the downwards bent ends 2,

Fig. 2 also shows an upper fitting part, but in straight shape, otherwise like Fig. 1,

Tilting device for apiary

Applicant:

Erich Burkart, Baden-Baden, Rotackerstr. 3,

Adolf Vogt, Baden-Baden, Luisenstr. 32

Named as inventor:

Erich Burkart,

Adolf Vogt, Baden-Baden

F i g. 3 the lower fitting part with the tab 3 in the left-hand version; is the right execution mirror image;

F i g. Figure 4 shows a hive in front view and closed;

F i g. 5 shows the locking of the magazines from the side in the rest position, that is to say with the hive closed;

F i g. 6 the upper magazine withdrawn as far as it will go for tilting in a side view;

F i g. 7 the upper magazine is completely tilted on the lower magazine in a side view.

The individual parts of the device consist of two fittings according to FIG. 1 or 2 and one fitting part each according to FIG. 3 in left and right out ^ · guide. If only from F i g. 1 written the same applies to F i g. 2.

A fitting part according to FIG. 1 is attached to the lower magazine at the front and at the top. 1 on both sides attached, while on the upper magazine, front, bottom, on both sides, a fitting part according to F i g. 3 is attached. In the rest position (see FIG. 5), the tab 3 is under the bent ends 2 and prevents unauthorized lifting. To tilt a magazine (see Fig. 6) this is under slight Lifting withdrawn, with the tabs 3 under the flat guide rails 1 up to the bent Slide ends 2, butt against them and prevent the magazine from being pulled out completely unintentionally. The tilting can now continue (see FIG. 7), with the tabs 3 under the guide rail 1 and do not allow it to tip over. The support for the tilted magazine is provided by the Retraction of the resulting front surface of the lower magazine, as detailed in the description of the Tipping process was described.

Claims (4)

Patent claims: 1. Tilting device for magazine hives, characterized in that at the top or lower edge of the individual magazines 409 629/17 interlocking fittings are attached that allow the magazines to be shifted against each other, Prevent the magazine from being lifted off in the rest position, but after it has been withdrawn and lifted of the respective upper magazine its erection up to the vertical against a stop enable. 2. Tilting device according to claim 1, characterized in that at the upper edges of the Magazine flat guide rails (1) with ends bent downwards (2) arranged laterally in this way are that the tabs (3) can slide on the corresponding lower edges of the respective upper magazine below them, these Tabs (3) are only so long that they are below the guide rail (1) when the magazine is tilted are rotatable. 3. Bottom or cover for magazine hives, characterized in that they are in the preceding claims characterized parts of the tilting device are arranged. 4. magazine hive according to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the tilting devices opposite edges of the magazine or the lid and bottom are provided with locks or bolts. For this purpose 2 sheets of drawings 409 629/17 6.64 ® Bundesdruckerei Berlin