DE1952583U - Piggy bank. - Google Patents

Description

761 * 20.IQ 66

Utility model

Diethart Linke Kiel, October 18th, 1966

K i e 1

Lornsenstrasse 46

"Savings box"

The pattern concerns a Sarbox, which is related to. Shape and design differs from the designs known in this field in such a way that

I. the slot through a. strong, shark-mouth pattern trained rubber, is secured against removal of coins.

II. The entire surface of the box

with cm plates at intervals and spaces of one millimeter are occupied and thereby

III. The opening mechanism, consisting of three devices that apply in the following press the described sequence au, does not make it externally recognizable.

The drawings represent an embodiment of the model savings box schematically, namely show

Fig. I: side view and section, Fig. 2: section of the box without lid '

(Front view) Fig. 3: Section - top view Fig. Ai perspective illustration

the locking mechanism

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Fig. 5: Top view of the cover

and Schiitzsicherung Fig. 6i slit protection (shark mouth pattern)
Fig. 7: a) Front view of the "lünz-

countersunk pin "b) Side view of the" Münzversenkstiftes "

Description of the muster box and mode of operation of the locking mechanism .

The savings box has a base (a) and, with a lid (f), four square-looking side walls (b), (c), (d), (e), which are covered all around with cm ² plates.

The application and mode of operation of the model savings box is as follows:

Press part (g) in the direction of the arrow, whereby the pin (ga) comes out of the groove (ha) in part (h) and releases it. Part (g) meets-'on which in the lid located leaf spring (F), which now keeps part (g) under pressure., (g) is in to hold the depressed state in order to enable the further mechanisms to be operated.

Now the above is Press part (h) in the direction of the arrow until the recess (hb) is congruent behind part (i). By continuing to press (h) is now Part (i) in the direction of the rear V / and,

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that is, in the direction of the lid hinge. Thus, the locking pin (j) clears the cover groove and ensures the opening of the cover and access to the inserted coins

If the parts (g), (h), and (i) are released again, they will jump return to their original position due to the following reasons:

I) Part (i) is connected to an elastic metal band (M) to prevent it from falling out of the cube structure of the front. Since "in the above-described opening process by pressing (i) the leaf spring (jf) immediately behind it is pressed in and is therefore under tension, after opening the box and inevitably letting go of (i) it is ensured that this part springs back into its original position. 2) Part (h), which is also in the pressed-in state during the opening process due to the spiral springs (hc) under tension, springs back into the starting position after retraction of (i) from the recess of (hb).
In order to prevent a possible too far return, a stop block (hd) is embedded in part (h), which hits against the right side wall (b) when the return from (h).

3) Part (g) now falls due to / vertical position and locks part (h) again.

The closing of the box has to be done by analogous actuation from the processes explained above the securing parts (g), (h) and (i) to be carried out,

Regarding FIG. 6: FIG. 6 shows the sole protection made of rubber in the shape of a shark's mouth.

To Figure 7 a and Td; Here is the "sink pin"

shown for pushing the coin through the bulky "mouth lock".

In the body of the pen there is a thin, round metal disc (A), which is placed against the embedded magnet (B) in Figure I after using the pen «

Claims (3)

Sch u ίζ n claims Money box with a mechanically operating system, in which both the locking and unlocking of the lid is carried out by pressing the _{dice buttons of the mechanism that are far apart from each other in the order g, h ui f,} characterized by their design as a hollow, oversized cube, the outer walls of which are all cm ² - Cube-beam sections are occupied, three of which are designed to be resiliently movable inwards, representing the closing and opening mechanism 2) money box according to claim 1, characterized in that that the money slot let into the lid on the inside through a rectangular ^ n glued underneath, in HaTfi ^ sts3 «k-elas— rubber against illegal withdrawal of money by means of ZHU choosing items is secured » 3) Money box according to claim f and 2, ~ characterized in that the "Münzversenkstift" required for pushing the coin through the mouth closure corresponds in its basic body shape to the appearance of the cm ² * cube buttons of the cube and by means of a round sheet metal disc embedded in it adherence the magnets embedded in the cube enable »