DE1986121U - HOLDING DEVICE FOR GLASS OR PLASTIC CONTAINERS. - Google Patents

Description

File number: 09783/34 f Gbm &&'ii $ ** $ * -

Applicant Günter Örtmann and ϊχΐη'ζ * Tol *

Holder for glass or plastic containers (hanging arrangement)

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General

Mainly spices, but also other small items should be in the kitchen or workshop to be quickly at hand and not gather dust. Spices should be kept airtight. When arranged upright In spice jars, dirt collects relatively quickly on the base, which is usually difficult to remove. Screw caps require a relatively large one to open and close Expenditure of time. The hand holding the vessel must when lifting the vessel Change the handle several times, opening the cap, pouring, unscrewing the cap and putting the vessel down. These disadvantages are intended to be eliminated with the present statements.

Design of the container (fig. 1-7)

It is made from standardized glass or plastic containers (part 1) went out. If these have a thread, screw caps (part 8) are provided, in which either a sheet metal ring (Fig. 2) ·· or a permanent magnet (ring), (picture 1, part 3) is inserted. (The Associated The holder is opposite to the design of the container lid with a permanent magnet or sheet metal strip (part 2)). For spice jars there is a plastic insert, depending on the spice (i? eil 5) provided with holes, the size of which is adapted to the spice is. Sealing of the screw cap with a sealing ring (part 6).

Bottles or containers without a screw cap are made in the same way as above, but with a rebate closure (Fig. 6), similar to crown corks executed. .

If these containers are filled in the factory and placed on the market, the contents are covered with a metal foil before use is torn out, protected. Containers that are intended to be held by sheet metal or wire brackets only have one plastic cap (Pic 7).

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Design of the brackets . ■

1 _β For fastening to the underside of wall cupboards or consoles (not shown)

Permanent magnets are used on a wooden or plastic strip that has prismatic recesses. The surface is through a waterproof protective film smoothed (for this purpose container with sheet steel ring in the lid).

If containers with a permanent magnet are used in the lid, a stainless steel strip can be attached to the underside of the closet or the console, which is so, is folded, "that individual prism guides arise.

2. Console for one-row arrangement of the containers (Fig. 8)

These consoles are preferably made of plastic and attached to the wall. They offer space on the top to place other containers. The containers hang in a row the underside standing at approx. 45 ° with a distance, see above that the containers can be handled easily. The front slope the console also gives the hand sufficient freedom of movement to the rear.

As under 1. specified, either permanent magnets or stainless steel strips or rings are used. The console is well ribbed.

3. Console for two or more rows of containers (Fig. 9)

This console is designed similar to 2., but accordingly greater. The containers are staggered in height and side in two or more rows so that they can be easily forward or downward let it take off. The front inclined surface should be as smooth as possible so that no dirt can accumulate.

4. With a sheet metal or wire fork (Fig. 10),

All 5 versions can optionally be equipped with a sheet metal or wire fork in addition to or instead of the magnet that supports the container lid or the upper part of the container and presses against a sealing surface under prestress.

Claims (4)

RA.203 744 ^ -0 4 6 File number: O 97 83 / 34f Gbm Applicants: Günter Ortmann and Franz Todte Security claims 1 · Holding device for glass or plastic containers preferably used for spices, as well as sewing and hobbyist small parts, consisting of holder and upper part of the container, characterized that permanent magnets and matching counterparts made of easily magnetizable, rustproof sheet metal are provided, one half of which is arranged in the holder and the other half in the upper part of the container. 2. Holder according to claim 1 supplemented by wire or sheet metal fork, which pushes the upper part of the container upwards. 3 · Holder according to claim 1 and 2 in the form of a plate with prismatic centering for attachment to the bottom a closet. 4. Holder according to claim 1 and 2 in the form of a console, " in which the containers are attached to the centering of the front inclined surface.