DE176292C - - Google Patents

Description

IMPERIAL

PATENT OFFICE.

The invention relates to a device for storing and single dispensing of Pins, cigarettes and other stick-shaped objects by means of a 5. Switching device. The essence of the invention is that the delivery of the in known way on a tape ο. Like. Lined up, housed in a container Objects by the brought about by means of a handle approach of the container provided with an ejection slot to one outside of the same attached stop takes place while the introduction of the objects into that slot together with the band when the container and stop are removed from each other by the switching device is brought about. It is therefore a matter of creating a device in which the delivery of the rod-shaped objects is done directly by the pressure of the hand, but not by the pressure of a spring. This has inter alia. the advantage, that the force with which the delivery of the objects takes place is completely dependent by the pressure exerted on the handle and can therefore be regulated at will.

It is also important that the rod-shaped objects together with the one carrying them Band are fed to the ejection opening and are only pushed out of the band at the moment of delivery, and furthermore that when the tape provided with the objects is indexed this Objects themselves can be used as stops for a pawl.

In the drawing is an exemplary embodiment of the device for dispensing represented by pins, namely shows

Fig. Ι a top view of the device lidless,

Fig. 2 is a vertical section through the device provided with a cover according to the dash-dotted line in Fig. 1,

3 shows a similar section with the parts in a different position to one another.

Fig. 4 is a side view of the needle carrier by itself,

Fig. 5 is a top and side view of the needle container,

6 shows a top and side view of the housing of the device and
Figure 7 is a side and top view of the lid of the device.

On the front side of the housing e, e ^{2, which} is open at the top at e ³ , a plate-like projection i serving to eject the needles is arranged. At the lower end of the housing e tabs e ⁴ (Fig. 6) are provided on both sides, which serve as bearings for horizontal pins /. A cover / consisting of side parts / ² , an upper part / ³ and an umbrella-like front part / ⁴ , which is shown in FIG. 7, is rotatably connected to ^{these by means of the openings / 5.} This

Claims (3)

Lid / closes the open top e ^{3 of} the housing in the manner shown in FIGS. The needles or other objects α are lined up on a paper strip c at regular intervals, creating a rake-like or grid-like arrangement (see FIG. 4). The strip c provided with the objects α is wound into a spiral and placed in a round container d , open at the top, located inside the housing, the needle tips resting on a plate d ² forming the bottom of that container. A handle g is provided on the container d. The container d is at the rear end at d ^s also rotatably connected to the housing e with the aid of the pins /, so that its front end can be moved up and down inside the device. It is usually pressed into the position shown in FIG. 2 by a spring d *. During use, the strip c with the objects α lined up on it is gradually advanced towards a slot g ^{2 of} the handle g and slides away under guides <i ⁵ , d ^e , with a resilient arm d ⁷ formed on the container d prevents slight movement and in particular the backward movement of the needle carrier. With the help of the handle g d of the container against the action of the spring d ^l slightly in the ersichtliehe from the Fig. 3 position to be pressed with the tip of that needle a, which extends g just in the slot ² and i above the plate is , bumps against this plate. Here the needle is pushed upwards and out of the strip c (Fig. 3) and can then be easily grasped with the fingers. As soon as the finger pressure on the handle g ceases, the container d with the associated parts returns to the position shown in FIG. 2 under the action of the spring d ^l , the ejected needle a being completely withdrawn from the strip. During this upward movement of the container d , the forward movement of the strip c and the insertion of a new needle α into the slot g ² take place. This forward movement of the needles is brought about by the pawl h ² , which is in engagement with the needle rake of the strip c. The pawl h ² is formed by a rod or wire h which slides in guides h ^s , h ³ on the container d and can rotate. The front end ft ⁴ (Fig. 2) of this rod engages behind one of the objects a, while the rear end h ^{5 is passed} through a slot j of the housing e . The rear extension / i ° of the rod h serves to keep the same in equilibrium and its front end. in engagement with the needles a of the strip c . At the point where the rear end h ⁵ engages the slot j , the rod is curved in the manner shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3. In use, the ratchet-like device works as follows: If a needle has just reached the dispensing position illustrated in FIG. 2 and the container d is then depressed, this downward movement causes the container with the needles to move further away from the slot j (through which the rod h is held in the housing e ). removed, so that the front end h ^{l of} that rod jumps over and engages in the manner of a locking pawl behind the next following needle, which is then held in place by that front end. Then the container d rises again; as it approaches the slot thereby _ /, and the front behind the needle cross-α end of the pawl h * h ² pushes this needle α, and with it the whole strip c forward. Although the slot j prevents the rod h from moving in one direction, it can rotate so that its front end /? ⁴ empty can slide over the needle against which he then from. acts behind to induce forward movement. A backward movement of the strip c, while the pawl changes its position for the next advance, is prevented by the clamping effect of the part d ¹ . In the foregoing, however, the most suitable form of the device is described manifold changes are possible, the only thing that matters is that the delivery and advancing the objects by the reciprocating motion of a single maneuvered by hand Part is caused, which by spring or weight in its original Location is brought back. For example, the container can also be fixed and the ejector are movably arranged and connected to the handle, wherein then the temporary forward movement of the strip can be brought about in any desired manner by appropriate coupling of the parts. Godfather nt-A ν Proverbs: i. Device for the storage and individual dispensing of pins and cigarettes and the like by means of a switching device, characterized in that the delivery of the in a known manner to a tape ο. Like. Lined up, housed in a container objects by by means of a handle brought about approach of the one provided with an ejection slot Container to a stop attached outside of the same takes place while the introduction of the objects into the slot together with the band when the container and stop are removed from each other by the switching device is effected. 2. Apparatus according to claim i, characterized in that the container (d) is tiltable and is under the action of a spring (d *) so that it can be guided together with the ejection slot (g ¹ ) provided on it against the fixed stop (i) , while it is released when the handle is released returns to its original position by spring pressure. 3. Apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that a pawl (h ^ J when depressing the handle (g) behind an object (a) arranged on the band (c ) engages and when it moves upward, the band (c) with the objects pushes on. 1 sheet of drawings.