DE1873978U - STORAGE CONTAINER FOR DIA MAGAZINE. - Google Patents

Description

Storage container for slide magazines

There are already _v containers for storing slide magazines ■ known, which are designed according to their outer shape so that they can be easily and positively stacked on top of and next to one another. In order to be able to easily remove the individual magazines from the container, the front panel (front wall) of the container can be hinged down or pivoted out.

However, the disadvantage of these containers is that the front panel must be provided with a locking device, to prevent the magazines from falling out during transport or when the containers are stacked at an angle. Instead of a locking device is sufficient a simple frictional hold, for example in such a way that the Front panel is surrounded by an angled edge, 'however, this has in turn been a disadvantage exposed as the border is untei? / Circumstances the pull-out way locked for the magazines. This · is.in particular the case when the liagazine is removed from the bottom container whose front panel, which can be folded down, cannot be brought under the support surface.

The latter IT disadvantages and also the use of a relatively expensive hinge for the front panel are avoided in another known type of container, that the lid is removable, but it is necessary here if magazines from the lower containers one If you want to remove a stack of several containers, remove all of them.

The task of the present innovation is to eliminate the deficiencies mentioned. According to the novelty, this will be the result achieves that the cover and "the front wall are integral

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are designed as an upper part, which is in the with guide grooves and stops for the upper part and with a removal side arranged on the floor parallel to the front wall low bar provided lower part is retractable. Instead of the bar, others can also fall out means preventing the magazines, such as cams _or Pins, may be provided. Pure insertion and removal of the magazines, these are to be lifted over the bar or pins after removing the upper part. The required Space above the magazines is created by removing the upper part.

The guide means for the removable upper part are dimensioned so that a slight movement fit with little friction is achieved. Since the upper part, which, like the lower part, is preferably made of plastic, only has a low weight, it cannot fall out even if the container is tilted.

In a further embodiment of the concept of hiring is also the upper part with a handle or a friff strip as well provided with at least one writing surface that allows the slides to be numbered and labeled. This results in Compared to known arrangements the further advantage that when looking for individual slides from the magazines the stacked container the labeled upper part can be used as an aid.

In the drawing, the innovation is shown in more detail using an exemplary embodiment. Ss show:

Pig. 1 shows a storage container for magazines with a retractable upper part in perspective opinion

]? ig. 2 shows a longitudinal section through two stacked one on top of the other Container /

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pig. 3 a front view of two

stacked containers, partially cut

Pig. 4 the lower part of the container in perspective. Opinion.

The lower part 1 of the two magazines 2a ,, 2b Serving container has on its bottom wall 3 a bar 4, which acts as a removal-side stop for the magazine serves »perpendicular to the bar 4 runs an intermediate wall 6 through which the two magazines 2a, 2b against each other be delimited. There are reinforcing ribs on the side walls 5a, 5b 7 and on the underside of the bottom wall 3 two longitudinal ribs 8a, 8b attached. With 9a, 9b are guide grooves denotes, into which the cover 10 and the front wall 11 forming the upper part 12 can be inserted with a slight slide seat is. In addition to the offset edges 13a, 13b of the side walls 5a, 5b, the strip 4 also serves at the same time as a stop for the front wall 11 to limit the insertion path of the upper part 12. Two the stability of the upper part Securing rails 14a, 14b also ensure the improvement of its guidance. As a handling for the The handle strip 16 is provided in the upper part 11, which also has an inscription field 15 adapted to the magazine compartments.

For inserting and removing slides or Magazines is the upper part 12 by means of the grip strip 16 to pull it out completely. The inside of the container is now freely accessible and the magazines can be lifted over the bar 3 will. This is also possible when there are multiple containers, as in the Pig. 2 and 3, stacked one on top of the other because after removing the upper part 12 there is enough free seam over the magazines. A falling out the inserted magazines is prevented by the bar 3.

as also from the Pig. 3 can be seen, the lateral ribs 7 on the upper edges of the side walls 5a, 5b

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and thereby prevent the containers to be stacked from sliding into one another. Through the longitudinal ribs 8a, 8b on the bottom wall 3 it is achieved that the stacked containers are laterally fixed.

Claims (1)

- 5 - B 2138 28 »g; 1962 Patent department ^w 624 7%> 2i 9J ₂ Claim to protection Storage container for slide magazines, characterized in that its lid together with the front wall is designed as an upper part, which is in the with! guide grooves for the upper part and with a removal side on the floor parallel to the front wall arranged low bar provided lower part can be inserted.