DE3321317A1 - Large capacity refuse container with a trough- or bucket-like receptacle - Google Patents

Abstract

A large capacity refuse container 1 with a trough- or bucket-like receptacle 2 which can travel on castors 32, 33 and with a lid which can be displaced in a suspended manner, along a circular track, in relation to the receptacle 2 using pivotable supporting arms 6 and 7, is intended to be produced which can cope with a stowage space for storage and transport which is substantially smaller than the capacity of the large capacity refuse container 1 when it is ready for use. The receptacle 2 has two end walls 3 and 4 and a casing part 5 which forms the longitudinal walls and the base. The supporting arms 6 and 7 for the lid are mounted with axes aligned to one another on the outsides of the two end walls 3 and 4. Each end wall 3 and 4 is provided with a flange 8 or 9 respectively which has perforations 10 or 11 respectively which extend parallel to the main plane of the end face along the two upright edges and also along the base edge. The opposite edges of the casing part 5 each have an offset flange 15 or 16 respectively which is provided with perforations 17 or 18 respectively. The end walls 3 and 4 and the casing part 5 are made to overlap the perforations 10, 17 or 11, 18 respectively in their flanges 8, 15 or 9, 16 and are detachably connected to one another and braced against one another by means of screws which can be inserted into these perforations (Fig. 2). <IMAGE>

Description

PA ΓΕΝ I ANWALl E F .W. HtMMbHlCIi ■ GEf'O MULLLM · D. GROSSE · F. FOLLMEIER -

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Fritz Schäfer Limited Liability Company, Fritz-Schäfer-Straßo 20, 5908 Neunkirchen

Large-capacity rubbish bin with a trough-like or bucket-like receptacle

The invention relates to a large-capacity refuse container with a trough-like or bucket-like one that can be moved on castors Receiving vessel and a relative to it by means of pivotable Support arms floating along a circular path, displaceable lid, in which the receptacle has two, e.g. made of deep-drawn or embossed parts existing end walls as well as a casing part forming the longitudinal walls and the base, and in which the Support arms for the cover in axial alignment with one another on the Are stored outside of the two end walls.

Large-capacity garbage cans of the generic type are already known for a long time and have also proven themselves in practical use. So with these large-capacity garbage bins the The cover automatically moves into its closed position and is also securely held in this position, engage the cover pivotally holding support arms special conveyor elements, as z. B. from DE-PS 15 81 018 and learn DE-GM 19 05 emerges.

Since the known arrangement and design of the spring elements is not only requires a considerable amount of installation space and thus the construction

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the length of the large-capacity garbage cans increased in an undesirable manner, but is also relatively sensitive to bumps and blows in rough everyday handling, as well as ultimately also no protection against leakage of the lubricating grease required on the spring elements and the bearing points of the support arms offers, an improved large-capacity garbage container was created by DE-OS 26 16 685. With these there is one Functionally reliable, space-saving and also protected against damage and leakage of grease, the spring elements are housed and the bearing points for the support arms and, if necessary, easy and safe re-tensioning the spring elements are made. For this purpose, spring elements of a columnar shape are located in the cavity of box sections on the outside of the end walls, one end of which is pivotably suspended from a stationary holder, while its other end is on the crank pin of a crank cheek which is also rotatably mounted in the cavity of the box profiles attacks, which is coupled to the bearing hub of the support arms.

This training of the large-capacity garbage container has in addition to the space-saving and arrangement of the spring elements and the bearing points for protection against damage and leakage of grease the support arms within the outer, rigid container boundaries still have the particular advantage that both the spring elements as the rotatable bearing parts that interact with this can also be functionally assembled before the cover is over the support arms can be brought into operative connection with the container.

However, a disadvantage of all large-capacity trash receptacles gattungscemäßen kind is that they'll have to η ¹ fully assembled at the manufacturer and therefore for the storage and shipping - require considerable storage space, in particular in transport Crosse - in relation to their own weight

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Distances, for example abroad and overseas, are considerable Caused freight costs and thus the overall cost of procuring such large-capacity garbage containers increases considerably.

The invention is based on the object of a large-capacity refuse container of the genus-specific type so that only one storage space is required for its storage and transport "which corresponds to a fraction of its own capacity, but that the relocatable for storage and shipping large-scale garbage can without affecting its stability easily and safely - if necessary also by laypeople - ready to use can be assembled.

The solution to this problem is achieved according to the invention according to the characterizing part of claim 1, that each end wall with a parallel to its main plane along the two upright marginal edges and also along the bottom The edge is provided with a flange that runs and has perforations,

that the shell part also has an angled flange containing perforations on opposite edges

and that the end walls and the shell part with the perforations of their flanges can be brought into mutual overlap position as well as over in these holes usable screws or the like. solvable with each other to be connected as well as to be braced against each other - also for sealing.

The advantage of this embodiment is that the storage space, which was previously used for the storage and transport of an individual Large-capacity garbage container was needed, can now be used to accommodate a larger number of the same large-capacity garbage container .

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According to the further development feature of the invention of claim 2 the flanges on the end walls and on the shell part are directed outwards and formed by sheet metal doublings. on On the one hand, this results in very stable and strong flange connections between the flange connections that form the receptacle adjacent parts and on the other hand, the filling space of the receiving vessel is not due to the presence of the flange connections impaired.

To further stabilize the large-capacity garbage container according to the invention in the assembled state is provided according to claim 3 that in addition to the end regions of the flanges both sit on the end walls as well as on the shell part of tubular receptacles into which coupling bolts directed axparallel to the screws can be inserted. Through these coupling plug connections the dimensional stiffness of the receptacle in the Area of its filling opening increased considerably. For this purpose, it is also important according to claim 4 that the coupling bolts each have a support collar over about half their length, over which they are fastened by means of the screws engaging the flanges can be clamped between the facing ends of the receptacles of the end walls and the casing part.

In the case of a large-capacity refuse container according to the invention, a design has proven particularly useful in which, according to claim 5 the end walls each run along the two upright marginal edges as well as along the bottom edge edges Wear jacket strips from which the flange having the perforations is angled and to which the receptacles are also formed are. According to claim 6, it is important that the jacket strip is firmly connected to the end walls, for. B. welded, or is formed directly on this by deep-drawing, because this results in a particularly high level of stability after assembly of the receptacle for the large-capacity garbage can is accessible. Basically, in the training according to claim 6, it is true

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provided that the flanges are located on the facing away from the end walls Randkant.e of the jacket strips and with butt joint - possibly with the interposition of sealing strips - with the flanges formed on the shell part be connected by the screws. However, it is also conceivable for the jacket strips to face the end walls To provide edges with the flanges, so that the jacket strips overlapping like a collar on the inside of the jacket part System come when its flanges are brought into holding connection with the flanges of the jacket strips by means of the screws.

Another important development feature of the invention is seen according to claim 7 in that the support arms for the Cover are in permanent holding connection with the end walls via their bearings and each jacket strip connected to the end walls carries two design-like support frames, each with a swivel castor.

A further development feature of the invention also consists in that the receptacles are attached to the transverse to the flange edges extending end edges of the jacket strips and / or the jacket part are rolled in one piece, so that they are in the assembled State of the receptacle a considerable stiffening for ensure its opening edge.

The design according to the invention has proven particularly useful according to claim 9, that namely the "flanges of the casing part over the section forming the bottom with several at a distance mutually lying and transversely directed split cuts are provided. This makes it possible to use the education the longitudinal walls and the floor used shell part for storage and make the shipping relatively flat and space-saving, but at the same time ensure that he is when assembling the Receiving vessel slightly according to the given rounding for

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the bottom part can be bent. It also proves to be advantageous in this context, at least in the areas to equip the shell part with longitudinal stiffening beads, which do not experience any bending when deforming to match the shape of the trough or bucket in the receptacle should.

It has also proven itself within the scope of the invention if, according to claim 10, each end wall has at least one bow-shaped handle on the outside carries and / or according to claim 11 on the jacket strips firmly connected to the end walls at a distance above each A bracket handle is attached to the cantilever-like support frame.

According to claim 12, it is also a feature of the invention therein seen that on the jacket strips, which are firmly connected to the end walls, in the height area of a plug-in sleeve, fastening tabs are seated on which a stopple.! ste for the means of the Support arms pivotable cover is releasably attached.

Important for the inventive design of a large-capacity refuse container but is also that according to claim 13, the cover to be detachably connected to the free ends of the support arms, for example. to be fastened by screws. For this purpose, the cover can be profiled in an arc shape and closed at its the end walls of the receptacle parallel edges have segment-like stiffening edges that the fastening interventions have for the support arms.

A modified design of a large-capacity refuse container according to the invention is characterized according to claim 15, that the flanges on the jacket strips of the end walls and also on the jacket part end at a distance from the rolled-on receptacles, the flange-free area in each case as a contact surface for the support plate a comb strip is used, which extends over the entire length of the receptacle and is detachable in each case via a bracket

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is to be screwed to the end walls. The arms of the comb bar can be U-shaped profiles in cross-section, the web of which comes to rest on a flat surface area of the end walls, while the end walls are laterally adjacent to the fastening area for the cantilevers are provided with stiffened features, the height of which corresponds to the flange width of the cantilever can correspond.

In a further development of this embodiment, the invention provides according to claim 16 that the support plate of the comb bar at least near the joint edges between the jacket strips and the shell portion has holes liner with corresponding holes in the shell strips and the shell portion as well as to accommodate connecting screws.

It has proven to be useful in this embodiment if, according to claim 17, the comb strip also has at least one bow-shaped handle wearing.

There is another possible embodiment according to the invention according to claim 18 daiin that comb strip sections, for example. About their support plate or by means of knot bars firmly connected directly to the casing strips of the end walls and the casing part and the area of the flange connections between the jacket strips and the jacket part by inserting tubular handles is bridged and stiffened.

The invention further provides according to claim 19 that the shell part each a bearing and a guide bracket is arranged for an actuating lever, which engages with one of the castors Locking push rod can be connected.

Further features and advantages of the invention emerge from the drawing in conjunction with the following description. In the drawing shows

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Figure 1 in a spatial representation one in its essential

Components for space-saving transport and space-saving storage of dismantled large-scale refuse bins,

Figure 2, also in a three-dimensional representation, the essential components for a large-capacity garbage container in their Layer assignment for functionally correct assembly,

Figure 3 on a larger scale a partial section through the assembled Large-capacity garbage can along the line III-III in Fig. 2,

FIG. 4 shows an advantageous modification possibility in a spatial partial view for a large-capacity garbage can and

FIG. 5 shows the partial side view of a large-capacity refuse container in a further, modified embodiment.

The large-capacity garbage container 1 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is prefabricated so that it has a certain number of items includes, which can be stored and transported in a space-saving manner, at the same time .aber have such a training that they have a enable simple and safe self-assembly of the ready-to-use large-capacity garbage container 1 ·.

The large-capacity refuse container 1 has a trough-like or bucket-like receptacle 2, which essentially consists of the two end walls 3 and 4 and the shell part 5 is assembled. The two end walls 3 and 4 usually each exist from an outer deep-drawn or embossed part and one with it, in particular by welding, connected, flat sheet metal part.

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In the cavities between the outer deep-drawn or embossed part and the inner, flat sheet metal part of the end walls 3 and 4 are covered and protected, the bearings and those interacting with them Housed spring elements for pivotable support arms 6 and 7, on which the closure cover 8 for the receptacle 2 of the large-capacity garbage container 1 can be attached, "" "after which the end walls 3 and 4 with the shell part 5 to the tub-like or bucket-like receptacle 2 has been assembled are. The bearing parts and spring elements that are concealed and protected within the cavities of the end walls 3 and 4 for the support arms 6 and 7 have a known configuration. They are therefore not and will not be shown in the drawing also not explained in more detail.

Each end wall 3 and 4 to form the trough-like or bucket-like Receiving vessel 2 is parallel to its main plane with a Flanges 8 and 9 running along the two upright marginal edges as well as along the bottom edge, which is equipped in its longitudinal direction with evenly distributed holes 10 and 11.

The flanges 8 and 9 are in the illustrated embodiment of a large-scale refuse container 1 in one piece on special jacket strips 12 and 13, respectively, which are firmly connected to the end walls 3 and 4, namely either welded, as indicated in Fig. 3 together with the end wall 3, or can be formed directly onto this by deep drawing, as can be seen in FIG. 3 for the end wall 4.

The outline shape of the end walls 3 and 4 or the jacket strips 12 or determine the trough-like or bucket-like shape of the receptacle 2.

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The casing part 5 is each provided with a one-piece and angled flange 15 or 16 on opposite edges provided, which has holes 17 and 18 arranged evenly distributed in its longitudinal direction, which are aligned with the holes Let 10 and 11 in the flanges 8 and 9 of the end walls 3 and 4 respectively bring them into a congruent position. By inserting screws or 20 or other releasable connecting elements in the holes 10 and 17 or 11 and 18 can be the shell part 5 with the End walls 3 and 4 to the receptacle 2 of the large-capacity garbage container 1, as indicated in FIG. 3. From Fig. It can also be seen that both the end walls 3 or 4 or their jacket strips 12 or 13 are integrally formed Flanges 8 or 9 as well as the flanges 15 and 16 formed on the longitudinal edges of the casing part 5 are directed outwards Have layer and each consist of so-called sheet metal doublings. This sheet metal doubling not only gives the Flanges 8, 15 or 9, 16. have a higher stability, but they also avoid training in outward-facing, sharp and therefore injurious cantons. Finally, through the sheet metal doubling in the area of the flange 8, 15 and 9, 16 an improved bracing ability between the end walls 3 and 4 and the jacket part 5 reached; if for sealing purposes j strip-shaped sealing elements are inserted into the gap area between the flanges.

The two end walls can be used for shipping and / or storage purposes Nest 3 and 4 with their jacket strips 12 and 13 in a space-saving manner, as can be seen in FIG. The shell part 5 can be stored and transported stretched out flat as can also be seen from FIG. 1. So that he is, however, when assembling the receptacle 2 of the trough or Can adjust the shape of the bucket, its flanges 15 and 16 are each in the transition area between the length portion forming the bottom and the longitudinal sections forming the longitudinal walls are provided with gap cuts 21 and 22, respectively, which allow easy bending

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of the shell part 5 to form the rounded transition areas between the floor and the longitudinal walls. On those surface areas that have no or no essential Subject to bending deformation, the shell part 5 can considerably by molding longitudinal beads 23 and 24 be stiffened. - -

In the drawing it is also shown that next to the end areas of the flanges 8 and ⁽ J on the jacket strips 12 and 13 firmly connected to the end walls 3 and 4, tubular plug-in sleeves or 26 are arranged, for example, are directly rolled in one piece and that the jacket part 5 has, in addition to the end regions of its flanges 15 and 16, such integrally rolled-on receptacles 27. With these receptacles 25, 27 and 26, 27, coupling bolts 28 can be brought into engagement in a direction parallel to the screws 19 and 20 in order to also To ensure a stable coupling connection between the end walls 3 and 4 and the casing part 5 in the area of the opening edge on the receptacle 2. The rolled-on sleeves 25, 26, 27 themselves also help to stabilize the receptacle 2 in the area of its filling opening.

So that the coupling bolts 28 after the assembly of the receptacle 2 maintain a perfect and coupling-safe relative position to the sockets 25, 27 and 26, 27, they are about half of its length is provided with a support collar 29, via which it penetrates the flanges 8-15 and 9, 16 by means of the flange Screws l x 9, 20 between the facing ends of the Sockets 25, 27 and 26, 27 are securely clamped.

It is particularly clear from FIGS. 1 and 2, but partly also from FIG. 3, that the fixed to the end walls 3 and 4 connected jacket strips 12 and 13 each arranged on opposite sides in a mirror image of one another

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Support brackets 30 and 31 are attached, in each of which a swivel castor 32 and 33 is mounted. The loads on the large-capacity garbage can 1 are in this way on each of the end walls 3 and 4 by a pair of swivel castors 32 and 3 3, respectively safely recorded.

It should be noted that at least one of the End walls 3, 4, but preferably both end walls 3 and 4, on the outside with one or more U-shaped handles 34 and 35 can be provided, which are useful for moving the large-capacity garbage container 1 by hand. Also to the firmly with the End walls 3 and 4 connected jacket strips 12 and 13 can be spaced above each support frame 30 or 31 attach such bow handles 36 or 37, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 clearly.

On the jacket strips that are firmly connected to the end walls 3 and 4 12 and 13 can each sit in the height range of a socket or 26 fastening tabs 38 and 39, on which after the assembly of the receptacle 2, a so-called Stop bar 40, for example. Can be detachably fastened by means of screws, around the range of motion of the carried by the support arms 6 and 7 to limit by means of this pivotably held cover 8.

The cover 8 is also only opened after the receptacle has been assembled 2 with the two support arms 6 and 7, for example. By screws, releasably connected. The cover 8 is here, as can be seen in FIG leaves, arched and profiled at its to the end walls 3 and 4 of the receptacle parallolen canton with segment-like Stiffening edges 8 'provided, which the fastening engagements for the support arm 6 and 7 or the associated connecting screws aufwei son.

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In FIGS. 2 and 3 it is also indicated that in the region of the boundary edges of the end walls 3 and 4 of the receptacle 2 Additional profiles 41 or 42 can be attached at certain points, which act as reinforcement or wear inhibition are.

In Fig. 4 it is shown that the formation of the receptacle 2 a large-capacity refuse container 1 can also be modified compared to the embodiment shown in FIGS.

According to FIG. 4 it is provided that the flanges 8 and 9 are attached to the jacket strips 12 and 13 of the end walls 3 and 4 and also the flanges 15 and 16 on the shell part 5 do not extend as far as the rolled-on receptacles 25.- 26 and 27, but rather rather end with a certain distance from this. The flange-free area of the jacket strips 12 and 13 as well as the Shell part 5 can be located on at least one longitudinal side of the receptacle 1 and a stop surface for form a support plate 4 3, which in turn carries a so-called comb strip 44, wio it is required when the large-capacity refuse container 1 with lifting and tilting devices on garbage disposal devices should work together.

The comb bar 44 and thus the support plate 43 extends over the whole ¹ length of the receiving vessel 2 and respectively, on oinon boom 45, which for example can be. A U-profile, releasably secured to the two end walls 3 and 4 of the receiving vessel 2, for example . fastened by means of screws.

It is advantageous if the boom 45 on the outside of the end walls 3 and 4 in each case on a flat surface area comes into contact, which lies between two manifestations, as is indicated in FIG. 4.

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The support plate 43 of the Kammloist ^ can at least each near the abutting edges between the jacket oil strips 12 and 13 of the end walls 3 and 4 and the jacket wedge 5 have holes 46 and 47, which correspond to corresponding holes 48 and 49 in the jacket strips 12 and 13 and the jacket parts] 5, thus hxer mounting screws or the like. can be provided.

The comb strip 44 or its support plate 43 can also be used at least one bow handle 50 are equipped, which the Manipulation of the large-capacity rubbish bin I when moving by means of the castors 32 and 33 facilitated.

In Fig. 5 it is also indicated that instead of the one in accordance with FIG Comb strip 44 is also one that is firmly mounted from within Comb strip can be provided. Doze then consists of three Sections 44 ', 44 ", 44"'. The part 44 "is fixed with the end wall 3 or its ManteI strips 12 connected, while the section 44 ″ sits in a corresponding manner on the end wall 4 or the jacket strip 13. The section 44 ″ is finally vorqesehen firmly on the shell part 5. It is important in this configuration of a comb strip that the area in which the flange connections 8, 15 and 9, 16 lie, bridged and braced by inserted tubular handles 51 without an interruption in the flanges 8 and 15 or 9 and 16 must be provided.

Finally, it should be mentioned that on the casing part 5, in that area which forms a longitudinal wall of the receptacle 2, there is a bearing bracket 53 and a guide bush 3Ί for an actuating lever 55 on which a Fn.st.stol 1 push tanqo ^r > 6 can be linked, with the help of which you can block between Lonkrol lon 32 and 33 if necessary or froiqobon lds:; on, so that an undesired process is secured or released for the purpose of the process .

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PATENT LAWYERS F.W. HEMMERICH · GERO MÖLLER · l ·. GROSSE F. POLLMEIER 10. JUN11983 _f . _us . 73 980 Fritz Schäfer Limited Liability Company, Fritz-Schäfer-Strasse 20, 5908 Neunkirchen 'Claims Large-capacity rubbish bin with a trough-like or bucket-like receptacle that can be moved on castors and a raltiv to this by means of pivotable support arms along a circular path floatingly displaceable lid, in which the receiving vessel two, e.g. B; consisting of deep-drawn or stamped parts Has end walls and a shell part forming the longitudinal walls and the bottom, and in which the support arms are mounted for the cover in 'axial alignment to each other on the outside of the two end walls, characterized in that each end wall (3 and 4) with one parallel to its Main plane running along the two upright marginal edges and also along the bottom edge and Is provided with holes (10 or 11) having flange (8 or 9), that the shell part (5) also has an angled and perforations (17 or 18) on opposite edges containing flange (15 or 16), and that the end walls (3 and 4) and the shell part (5) with the holes (10, 17 or IL, 18) of their flanges (8, or 9, 16) can be brought into mutual overlapping position and via screws that can be inserted into these perforations (10, 17 or Ll, 18) (19 or 20) or the like. releasably to connect with each other as well are braced against each other. Copy '- 2 - PATEN TANWALFE f.W. HEMMERICH GERD MÜLLER D. GROSSE F. POLLMEIER _ Z- 2. Large-capacity garbage container according to claim 1, characterized in that the flanges (8 and 9) on the end walls (3 and 4) and the flanges (15 and 16) on the casing part (5) are directed outwards and are each formed by sheet metal doublings ( Fig. 3). 3. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 and 2, ^ characterized in that that in addition to the end regions of the flanges (8 and 9 or 15 and 16) both on the end walls (3 and 4) and on the shell part (5) tubular receptacles (25 and 26 or 27) sit in the coupling bolts (2.8) directed axparallel to the screws (19 and 20) can be used (Fig. 2, 4 and 5). 4. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that that the coupling bolts (28) each have a support collar (29) over about half their length, via which they are by means of Screws (19 and 20) between the facing ends of the receptacles (25, 27 and 26, 27) of end walls (3 and 4) and shell part (5) can be clamped (Fig. 4 and 5). 5. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that that the end walls (3 and '4) each one both along the two upright marginal edges and along the bottom Wear the peripheral edge of the jacket strip (13), of which the flange having the perforations (10 and 11) (8 and 9) is angled and on which the receptacles (25 and 26) are formed (Fig. 2). 6. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that PATENT LAWYERS F.W. HEMMERICH · GEHU MÜLLER · D. GROSSE · F. POLLMEITR - 3 - 3- that the jacket strip (12 or 13) firmly to the end walls (3 or 4) connected, e.g. B. welded, or is formed directly on this by deep drawing (Fig. 3). 7. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that that the support arms (6 and 7) for the cover (8) on their bearings with the end walls (3 and 4) in permanent holding - "* ' connected and each coat strip (12 and 13) carries two design-like support frames (30 or 31), on each of which a swivel castor (32 or 33) sits (Fig. 1 and 2). 8. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that that the receptacles (25, 26 and 27) to the transverse to the flange edges extending end edges of the jacket strips (12, 13) and / or the shell part (5) are rolled in one piece. 9. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that that the flanges (15 and 16) of the casing part (5) over the section forming the bottom with several at a distance from each other and transversely directed gap cuts (21 and 22) are provided (Fig. 1 and 2). 10. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 to 9, through this. gekennzeichne t that each end wall (3 and 4) on the outside at least ainen Bow handle (34, 35) carries (Fig. 2). 11. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 to 10, characterized, Copy PATENT LAWYERS F.W. HEMMERICH GERD MÜLLER D. GROSSE F. POLLMEIER f. that on the fixed to the end walls (3 and 4) connected to the jacket strips (12 and 13) at a distance above each design-like support frame (30 or 31) a bow handle (36 or 37) is attached (Fig. 2). 12. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 to 11, thereby characterized in that on the firmly connected to the end walls (3 and 4) Jacket strips (12 and 13) in the height range of a receptacle (25 and 26) each. Fastening tabs (38 and 39) sit, on which a stop strip (40) for the cover (8) which can be pivoted by means of the support arms (6 and 7) is detachable is to be attached (Fig. 2). 13. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 to 12, characterized in that the cover (8) is detachable with the free ends of the support arms (6 and 7) to be connected, e.g. to be fastened with screws. 14. Large-capacity refuse container according to one of claims 1 to 13, characterized in that the cover (8) is profiled in an arc shape and on its edges parallel to the end walls (3 and 4) of the receptacle (2) segment-like stiffening edges (8 ¹⁾ ) has that do fastening engagements for the support arms (6 and 7) (Fig. 1). 15. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 to 14, characterized in that the flanges (8 and 9) on the jacket strips (12 and 13) the end walls (3 and 4) and also the flanges (15, 16) on the shell part (5) at a distance from the rolled-on receptacles (25, 26 or 27) end, with the flange-free area each serving as a contact surface for the support plate (43) PATENT LAWYERS F.W. HEMMERICH · GEPD MÜLLER · IJ. GROSSE F. POLLMEIER - 5 - Comb strip (44) is used, which extends over the entire length of the receptacle (2) and each over a boom (45) is to be screwed detachably to the end walls (3 and 4) (Fig. 4). 16. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of Claims 1 to 15, characterized in that
that the support plate (43) of the comb bar (44) each
near the abutting edges between the jacket strips (12, 13) and the jacket part (5) holes (46, 47) which have the jacket strips (12 and 13) and the jacket part (5) docking position with corresponding holes (48, 49) Ln as well as to accommodate connecting screws (Fig. 4). 17. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 to 16, characterized, that the comb strip (44) carries at least one loop handle (50) (Fig. 4). 18. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 to 17, characterized in that that comb strip sections (44 ', 44 ", 44"'), for example. About
their support plate or by knot webs, firmly each
are directly connected to the jacket strips (12, 13) of the side walls (3 and 4) and the jacket part (5)
and the area of the flange connection (8, 15 or
9, 16) through inserted tubular handles (51 and 52)
is bridged and stiffened (Fig. 5). 19. Large-capacity garbage container according to one of claims 1 to 18, characterized, that a bearing bracket (53) and a guide bracket (54) for an actuating lever (55) are arranged on the casing part (5), which can be connected to a locking lifting rod (56) acting on the castors (32 and 33) (FIG. 2).