DE438405C - Transport container for film rolls - Google Patents

Description

GERMAN EMPIRE

ISSUED DECEMBER 15, 1926

REICH PATENT OFFICE

PATENT LETTERING

JVe 438405
CLASS 57a GROUP 52

Willy Flemming in Berlin-Neukölln and Max Gauert in Erfurt.

Transport container for film rolls. Patented in the German Empire on January 27, 1925.

The invention relates to improvements in it such containers is already known to produce a container for storing and encryption round of metal, with fire ends or transporting \ ^r on film rolls in j retardants (. Eg, asbestos) to line an orderly condition and fire-safe '; and with airtight lid to way. : Mistake.

The subject of the invention consists of a rod-shaped or tubular carrier for several rolls of film in cardboard boxes without a lid, which is arranged in a manner known per se inside the lid. The carrier fits into a correspondingly trained foot in the bottom of the container, in which it is secured like a bayonet lock, while the lid of the container can be sealed with spring-loaded snap pins in the locking position containers are loaded, so j that after finishing a movie show j only the film roll of the last act one 'set - and even unpacked and' without any loss of time - the container is so very quickly transportable '.

The subject of the invention is in the drawing _; shown reduced in size, for example ^: in

Fig. Ι in vertical section and partial i view of the container with the lid closed, but here for the sake of clarity without inserting film rolls, and the. Sheet thicknesses for better recognition of oversized training;

Fig. 2 shows the lid of the container lifted from this and with rolls of film on lined up on its iron rod, ready to be inserted into the container, and ■ Fig. 3 shows a partial section of the edge of the container, The thickness of the material is naturally large to make the snap lock of the locking pins for the lid understandable to show recognizable.

The container consists mainly of the wall a, the base c with guide foot b and the cover d, a rod-shaped or tubular support e and its cover plate / and locking ring g. j

The bottom c is lined with an asbestos plate h \ and over this the bottom is beaded over the lower flange of the container wall. The container wall is lined with an asbestos plate i , on the bottom with _: a flange ring k held to the wall and j overlaid on the lid edge with a (J-shaped bristle strip. J

The cover has kept the flanged side edge m flanged, an asbestos plate η is placed under the cover plate, overlaid with a sheet metal ring 0 on the very outside and, on the other hand, held in support of the side wall m with a flanged flange ρ.

On the upper edge of the inside of the container, opposite each other, a spring q with an arranged pin r is provided, the latter engaging in a hole in each of the container and lid walls, one pin short to snap into place on its own, and the other long enough to protrude outward and provided with a hole for sealing as .Sicherung can be used for shipping.

A conventional folding handle for carrying the container is arranged on the lid. • The adjusting ring g of the support rod c for the film rolls w is equipped with a hand nut t so that the adjusting ring can be fixed on the rod e just above the cover plate f, which in turn comes close to the film rolls. In the training shown, the rod e is a tube which is inserted over the foot b , this being. The foot has a fixed, lateral pin η which, when the lid is placed on the container, engages in a bayonet lock guide 7 of the rod e; the rod can also be full, and the pin ic can be located on this, while the bayonet lock guide is formed in the foot b . After equipping the lid on its rod carrier e with film rolls and securing them with the plate / and adjusting ring g , the lid is pressed firmly onto the container as soon as the bayonet lock u, ν has found guidance and the bayonet lock is made by turning the lid sideways; the pins r fall into their holes in the edge of the container and the edge of the lid, whereupon the long pin is sealed.

This shipping container with film rolls is light, fast and against any damage to be documented securely, absolutely fire-proof and secure for shipping and in itself Resistant to shock and impact.

Claims (1)

Claim: Transport container for film rolls, characterized by a rod-shaped or tubular carrier (e ) arranged inside the cover (d) for several film rolls in cardboard boxes without a lid, on which the rolls are held by a metal plate (f) that can be locked by means of an adjusting ring (g) and hand screw and which fits into a correspondingly designed foot (b) in the bottom (c) of the container and is to be secured in it like a bayonet lock, while the lid of the container can be sealed in the locking position with spring-loaded snap-in pins (r). ' 1 sheet of drawings.