DE1882153U - SHOPPING TROLLEY FOR SELF-SERVICE STORES. - Google Patents

Description

8th.

Franz Siegel
Josef Siegel

8874 Leipheim / Danube

Behind the post 4/8 sheet -1-

Shopping carts for self-service shops.

The frames of the shopping trolleys for self-service shops mostly consist of tubular and flat iron parts bent several times, which are firmly connected to each other. On these racks wire baskets are placed loosely or screwed tightly to the frames. Will be in most self-service stores the shopping trolleys by a very strong operation especially in Availed. There is therefore the requirement that the frame racks must be well braced and thus the necessary Have stability. The previous manufacture of the wagon frames from round tubes with a relatively large number of arches and the necessary struts made shopping trolleys expensive. A substantial discount and a more pleasant one The appearance of the shopping trolleys is achieved by the new design, as described and illustrated below is. So that the trolleys with baskets firmly attached to the trolley frame to save parking space can be telescoped into one another the baskets have a hinged back wall. The back wall consisting of a wire mesh hangs on a hinge that consists of two wire eyelets on the basket. When driving the empty car, it loosens in the eyelets hanging rear wall makes a clattering noise that is unpleasant when there are a large number of cars. By a new device on the hinge, as described and illustrated below, this drawback is eliminated. In the drawing, an embodiment of the shopping cart and details are shown.

Franz Siegel
Josef Siegel

8874 Leipheim / Danube

Behind the post 4/8 sheets -2-

It shows:

Figure 1 shows a shopping cart in side view,

FIG. 2 shows the car in front view according to FIG. 1 folded 90 degrees to the right.

On a larger scale

Figure 3 shows the attachment of the basket base at a corner on the trolley frame in a side view,

Figure 4 shows the same attachment from above, Figure 5 shows the upper corner of the basket with a

Hinge part of the hinged rear wall on the basket,

FIG. 6 shows the same corner of the basket, viewed from the front, according to FIG. 5, folded 90 degrees to the right.

The new shopping cart for self-service stores exists essentially from the frame 1, which consists of straight oval tube pieces is welded together. The two handle supports 2-2 'are welded to the frame 1, in their upper ones Ends of the handle 3 is inserted. The handle supports 2-2 'are connected to one another by a cross strut 4, which in turn welded to the frame 1 at each end by a flat iron 5 is. On the flat iron 5, the basket 6 is on the ground with each a screw 7 attached. In the upper part, the basket 6 is held in place by two flat iron clamps 8-8 'using screws 9, the clamps 8-8 'also fix the handle 3 at the same time. In Figure 1 is the rear ¥ and 10 of the basket drawn folded up. In order to prevent the rattling noise of the rear wall when driving the car, the both eyelets 11 - 11 'on the basket with plastic sleeves 12, in which the pins 13 of the rear wall 10 can rotate. A plastic profile 14 is attached to the upper edge of the basket to prevent damage to the shop furniture.

Claims (1)

J & 510 433-18.Ei Franz Siegel Josef Siegel Leipheim / Donau Hinter der Post 4/8 sheet -3- visual protection claims 1. Shopping carts for self-service shops thereby characterized in that the carriage frame consists of straight oval pipe pieces to which two leading upwards Round tubes provided as handle supports with only one bend each, are welded, in the upper ends of which a handle is inserted. 2, shopping carts for self-service shops after Claim 1, characterized in that the eyelets on the basket are equipped with plastic sleeves or a similar material in which the pins of the hinged back wall of the basket can turn.