DE1997443U - DEVICE FOR STORING AND VIEWING PLATE OR LEAF-SHAPED OBJECTS. - Google Patents

Description

Ρ.Α.222Ι66 · 18Λ68

Artür Bonacktr in Bremen-Lesum

Device for storing and freezing of plate-shaped or sheet-shaped objects

The invention relates to a device for storing and viewing plate-shaped or sheet-shaped objects with a cabinet or box with a viewing opening on its front wall is and at its bottom a multitude of grooves parallel to each other and to the front wall sua? Management and storage of plates and frames to accommodate the g * g © nstlndt having, wherein the plates or frames are arranged approximately vertically one behind the other on one or both sides are mounted next to the viewing opening in such a way that they are optionally in the area of the viewing opening are movable, and also have a height that is essentially the clear interior height of the soarank or box is equivalent to.

One of the known devices of this type is the upper one Wall of the cabinet or box on its inner surface provided with hats that guide the panels or frames serve and are arranged approximately vertically above the hats on the ground. Should a certain framework are moved in front of the viewing opening, this must be done by hand by reaching into the cabinet or box captured at the edge and moved into the area of the viewing opening.

The invention is now based on the object of improving the devices mentioned at the beginning in such a way that actuation or a movement of the plates or frames can be brought about from the outside, without doing so in the Reach in the box or cupboard until it is safe.

To solve this problem, the invention provides "that in the upper part of the wall of the cabinet or box" the base corresponding to the grooves are arranged, through which the plates often frame themselves or the front of them in the way that bio the upper wall slightly protrude. Hiorduroh it is possible to grasp the plates or frames from the outside and to put them into the govrtln- ■ οπΐβ Stollüäg δ «fe« Tr & g5Ä. Kussshr kass auek äis Bstraöh-. The opening for operating the device remains closed and with a transparent Fenitor or the like, v © r- ■ chloiBBon. The toilet or cupboard therefore only has perforations in the form of the mentioned soles on an upper wall so that the objects can be stored in a dust-proof and safe manner against theft Rahicen or plates ilt markings provided »In, which are particularly easy to recognize -% * ϊ sisd. 2cihs * is uis € lsiskts Bi yAi a ttmag g. \ I? H dsün given ^ if a relatively large number of the mentioned plates or frames are housed in the cupboard or the like.

With the help of the frames or plates, slides, arches, drawings, images, labeled boards, coins, plaques or the like can be stored or viewed by attaching, gluing, inserting and the like * Immediately transparent or translucent objects * are seen, an illuminated frosted glass pane can be arranged in the area of the rear wall of the cabinet or box; In addition, it is possible to provide the box or Sehraakes lighting body Sm region of the front wall, which illuminate the objects from the front in the event that the articles not transparent "of the transparent eiind.

Further details of the invention are based on the drawing explained in the preferred application Embodiments are shown, Ss show t

3 -

Pig. 1 a roughly cuboid auxiliary storage and storage room costume cabinet old opened lid in graphical representation,

Pig · 2 the cupboard according to Pig · 1 in a section towards it Line II - II of Fig. 1- 4θάββ} ι «i * tem

Piff- 5 öifiö plate imr üntay hyiMiTmiJx in Pig «1, and he was of the opinion

PiS. 4 of a Bskssn sur placement in the closet vegetables Fig. 1 ir> the anoiclite and

5 and 6 each partial cross-section through the upper wall of the barrier o.

The cupboard in the original from Hole has a Torätri wall 1 with a centrally arranged viewing opening Z, the height of which is slightly smaller than the cupboard height and the width of which is about 1/3 the width of the cupboard. The bottom 3 of the Schratte is rereehen with a larger aniahl hat 4, which run parallel to the Torderen wall and are also in a reciprocal parallel alignment approximately vertically above the grooves the upper wall 6 arranged

In the case of the sutea 4, the isntsrsa HaaS Te «plate 7 frames 8, which on their upper hand have a protrusion in the form of a half-length flag 9, which penetrates the slot 5 and slightly protrudes beyond the upper surface of the upper wall 6.

The plates 7 »& ie are on the left next to the viewing opening 2VUSg 2 standing vertically, are also attached Pictures I have to see 11 * The one to the right of the Betraehtungsuffnung 2 arranged and also in the Hats 4 stored Kahgfin 8 consist of a bundle iron 12 forming the actual frame, with several

· attached thereto parallel to one another _for horizontally "n crosspieces 13 with shapeless cross section provided lit · This crosspiece serving *» säur- releasably holding Tön slides · The slides ■ Ind 14 wherein by pushing from above,

Near the gate of the rear wall 13 of the cabinet is located

ibe 4fi. hi.ar fcoit * θαν α ίηα ΎΛαΑΑα-ααΊΊα 4 * 7

* A light source 18 is also located behind the Middle part of the front wall 1 above the viewing door opening 2 angry

ι «·

The doorway 2 is closed by a transparent sliding door 19; the glass panes or the like used for this purpose. are provided with a layer that protects against UV rays. The sliding door can also be locked.

The upper wall 6 can also be covered by a hinged lid 2o, which has registers on its inside for identifying those on the frame % and had 7 b? Tindliohen objects are provided on his canoe.

Formally, i.e. when the screwdriver is not in use, all panels 7 and frames 6 are blind to the side next to the viewing opening 2. If the panel 7 with the objects 10, 11 is now to be viewed, the light source 18 is switched on and durah Yerseliiebea moves the plate 7 marked with β 5 · »in front of the ^ etrachtungsöffnuug 2} this is done by grasping the flag 9 <should then the ^w d ^l! marked frame 8 are viewed, it is also shifted by detecting t3.®3? jg ** g £ li J5ü? JL ^g $ n Pslise 9- s & siislSH u.is Plate 7 was moved back to its starting position by grasping the flag 9 ₄ To view the slides 14, the light source located behind the frosted glass pane 16 is switched on so that the Slides 14 appear clearly recognizable in front of an illuminated background. All of these operations are with the sliding door closed

possible; the device is therefore also for museums or Similar institutions, with the public or such Usable purposes "in which the objects in the closet are hermetically sealed have to.

As a rule, it is sufficient to support and guide the panels 7 and frame 8 at the upper edge by the flags 9 engaging in the seat hinge 5; however, in the case of heavy or relatively wide panels 7 and frame 8, additional flags 2 o ^{1 can be} provided which in general should not protrude beyond the surface of the upper wall 6

A special guide on the upper edge of the plates 7 or frames 8 can also be provided by grooves parallel to the slots 5 21, which serve to receive the upper edge of the plates 7 and the frame 8, respectively. The slots proceed from the grooves 21, which in turn must have a first-order corresponding to the lower grooves 4, while the length of the slots 5 tone the position of the Flags 9 and 2o 'is dependent.

, "The slots 5 can also like FIG. 6 at an angle to the wall 6 run in order to provide dust protection or protection against the introduction of foreign objects into the interior of the cabinet to obtain. The flag 9 is shaped accordingly.

The device according to the invention thus eats - ^ egen theirs simple mechanical construction, it is operationally reliable, it is versatile and can be operated with the cabinet closed.

Ϊ997443

Claims (9)

Expectations 1. Device for storing uat viewing of split or sheet-shaped objects with a cupboard or Box which is provided with a viewing opening on one forehand and a large number of feet parallel to each other and parallel to the anterior wall for the feeding and storage of plates or frames for receiving the objects, the plates or frames 'men are arranged approximately vertically one behind the other on one or both sides next to the viewing opening in such a way that they can optionally be moved into the area of the viewing opening, and the panels or frames have a height that essentially corresponds to the clear inside height of the cabinet or box corresponds, characterized in that in the upper wall (6) of the cabinet or box hats (4) corresponding slots (5) arranged 'Atia, through which the plates (7) or frame (8) old its upper edge itself or Projection © (3? Ahnen 9) protrude from this in such a way that they protrude slightly beyond the upper wall. 2. Device according to claim 1 "characterized in that two or more protrusions © (9" 2ο ¹ ) ₉ of which at least one protrudes beyond the upper wall (6) are provided on the plates (7) or frame (8), " 3. Device according to claim 1 and 2 ₉ characterized, that auoh on the inner surface of the upper wall (6) grooves (21) on the guidance and storage of the plates (7) or frame (8) _{- ^ 9} are provided, from which the slots (5) 'proceed preferentially. 4. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the slots (5) are arranged obliquely in the upper »wall (6) (Fig« β) _a 5. Apparatus according to claim 3, characterized in that that the hats (21) are weeantlioh wider than the soles (5) β. Door direction according to claim 1, characterized by that in the cabinet or box a light source (18) for illuminating the front side of the panels (7) or fiahmen (S) and one in the back of the viewing arm or box ausleuefctbaren frosted glass pane (16) is provided and Light sources (18) can optionally be switched on. 7. Apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that that the upper wall (6) and the Yorßprünge towering over it (tracks 9) through a folding nozzle (2o) over are coverable. 8. gate direction according to claim 1, characterized in that », that the viewing opening is covered by a transparent window pane (1S). 9. Gate direction nmeh claim 8, characterized in that » that the disc (19) forms a sliding door that can be shifted and relieved. 199744 , I.