DE391871C - Ash box with hinged lid flaps for stoves and ovens - Google Patents

Description

Asses box with hinged lid flaps for stoves and ovens. Object, the invention is an ash pan with two hinged lid flaps that be moved by means of a handle, close the box dust-proof and the ashes at the foot end by a pendulum that prevents the formation of dust Let the self-adjusting emptying flap emerge.

Ash boxes of a similar type have already become known; in fact once in a round shape with arched lid flaps, which When opening, place yourself around the outer walls of the box and put duzeh arches of a key. As the movement of the lid flaps over the box walls away a certain margin. what is required is the incident of Ash and sticking of slag are unavoidable. A second well-known ash box has a slide or a door for the flap movement. Here, too, is that Ash and slag falling in between: and thus no jamming of them to prevent.

These inconveniences are with .dem the invention forming ash pan eliminated by the fact that the flap movement is caused by a lever linkage, which does not provide the ashes with any jamming surfaces, grooves or the like. By rolling it over the top edges of the long sides of the box are hinged to the lid flaps tightly attached, causing so much frictional resistance that the lid flap lock ides known ashtray is superfluous.

Also the clearance or gap between the lower edge of the flap and the Box bottom as well as on the flap sides of the known ash boxes is in the subject matter of the invention by the sloping backwards Box bottom eliminated.

The emptying flap is different from its vertical arrangement in the known ashtrays at an acute angle on the raised rear Edge of the box bottom. The flap grips with its edges over the two Long sides of the box and 'appears in the open as well as in the closed' state automatically commuting.

So is the emptying opening contrary to the previously known Ash boxes not in a vertical plane, but in the subject of the invention arranged at an acute angle.

The subject of the invention is shown in the drawing Fig. i shows a longitudinal side view of the ash pan for a kitchen stove with a closed Lid and emptying flaps, Fig. A the same in plan, Fig. 3 the rear view of the ash pan, seen against the closed emptying flap, Fig. ¢ the cross-section by the box center and the arrangement according to which the lid flap movement by means of Bowden cable takes place, Figure 5 shows a cross-section through the ash fall and combustion chamber of a kitchen stove with an inserted ash pan while the lid flaps are being opened with the decorative or handle shield removed, Fig. 6 shows a cross-section through a room stove with the ash pan open, while the lid flaps on the inner side walls of the oven, Fig. 7 the view against the handle plate of a kitchen stove box with the cover flap moving device behind, Fig. 8 the same in plan and section through the upper part of the handle plate, Fig.9 the view against the handle and protective plate. for a room stove ash box with a folding device behind it, Fig. Io the same in plan and section through the mudguard.

The lid flaps b of the ashtray are opened by turning the Handle or button a (Fig. 8 and: i o) closed, and then the Box with the lid flaps laid down b pushed into the stove or oven, -forward When the handle a is turned to the left, the cover flaps are opened (Fig. 7) and come to rest on the inner side walls of the furnace (Fig.9), whereby the Ashes fall free and at the same time ash falling sideways next to it your chest is prevented.

Turn the handle a clockwise (Fig. 9) to open the cover flaps of the full ashtray, whereupon the closed box (Fig. i and 7) pulled out and quickly brought to the emptying point in a dust-proof manner can be.

The full crate is emptied by lifting it up by the handle or knob a (Fig. 8 and io) in a vertical position, whereupon the pressure of the ash and the heavy weights g on the side of the emptying flap f (Figs. I to 3) lift the flap f opens and allows the ashes to escape downwards, whereby the laterally folded overlapping ends or edges in the emptying flap f (Fig is.

After emptying, the flap f falls when the box is in the horizontal position immediately and automatically back into the closed position.

Fig.q. illustrates an ash pan, its lid flap movement takes place from the longitudinal center of the box by a so-called Bowden cable. The flap movement also happens from the handle a. off, using two pulleys and Bowden cables that run across the middle of the! Box bottom out and in pairs fastened to the inside of the lid, the lid flaps by turning the Handle close and, since they are attached to the outside of the lid, they open again when the handle is turned to the left.

Claims (1)

PATr-N'T-ANspRUcii: Ash pan for stoves and stoves with two articulated connected lid flaps that can be closed by a handle through an acute-angled emptying opening at the foot of the box, which when placing the ashtray upright by a pendulous, self-adjusting one The flap (f) is opened or in the horizontal position of the box is closed, the edges of which (in) reach over the long sides of the box, so that they fall out to the side of ashes and thus dust formation: is prevented.