DE6806860U - RIBBON CAN. - Google Patents

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Hanover, November 12, 1968

Geha-Werke GmbH, Hanover

Ribbon can

The innovation relates to a ribbon can, especially for writing machine ribbons, consisting of a lower part and Lid.

The innovation is based on the knowledge that it can be advantageous to use ribbon cans, for example, on sales shelves to be stored stacked on top of each other. This type of storage is space-saving and yet clear, which is especially good for Self-service shop is of considerable importance.

The well-known larbbanddosen are designed so that they are on top of each other stacked do not have a hold, so that a safe stacking of a large number of cans is not possible. the end For this reason, sales racks are often used that give the ribbon cans the necessary lateral support.

The innovation is based on the task of creating ribbon cans that can be safely stacked without a Must be used sales rack.

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This object is achieved in that the lower side of the lower part or the upper side of the lid has one or more Has recesses into which the correspondingly shaped top of the lid or the bottom of the lower part can be pushed is.

In a further embodiment of the innovation, it is provided that the bottom of the lower part or the top of the cover has a recess into which a shoulder on the top of the lid or a shoulder on the underside of the lower part is retractable. The recess and the approach advantageously have a circular shape.

It can be useful if an annular recess is provided on the top of the cover and if on the On the underside of the lower part, an annular extension which can be pushed into this recess is provided.

It is also possible to have a recess on the top of the cover and one in this on the underside of the lower part Provide recess retractable approach. This approach can of course also be provided on the top of the cover, in which case the recess is on the bottom of the lid.

It can also be provided that the cover is after

tapered at the top in such a way that its upper edge can be pushed into a recess on the underside of the lower part.

Several examples of the innovation are shown in the drawing. It shows

1 shows a central longitudinal section through a ribbon can with an annular recess in the lid;

2 shows a central longitudinal section through a ribbon can with a circular recess in the lid;

3 shows a central longitudinal section through a ribbon can with a circular attachment in the lid;

4 shows a central longitudinal section through a ribbon can with one that tapers conically upwards Lid.

In Fig. 1 of the drawing, 1 denotes the lid and 2 denotes the lower part of the ribbon can. The top of jles Lid 1 has an annular recess 3, and on the underside of the lower part 2 is a recess in this 3 insertable circular projection 4 is provided. If this type of ribbon cans are placed on top of one another, the will take effect Approach 4 in the recess 3 on the lid 1, so that the ribbon cans get a secure hold.

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In FIG. 2 of the drawing, the lid 1 of the ribbon can has a circular recess 5. On the cover 2 is a circular projection 6 is provided, which can be clipped into recess 5 is. If such Parbband cans are placed on top of one another, the circular extension 6 of the lower part 2 engages the recess 5 of the cover 1.

In Fig. 3 of the drawing, the cover 1 has a circular one Approach 7 on and the lower part 2 a circular recess 8. If ribbon cans of this type are placed on top of one another, so the extension 7 of the cover 1 engages in the recess 8 of the lower part 2.

The lid'; 1 of the embodiment shown in FIG. 4 of the drawing tapers towards the top, so that its upper edge 9 can be pushed into a recess 10 on the lower side of the lower part 2.

The inventive design of the ribbon can has the advantage that a larger number of cans placed one on top of the other without fear of overturning. These ribbon cans can, for example, in R- ^ alen Space-saving and clearly stacked without a sales frame will.

Of course, the innovation is not based on the one in the drawing illustrated embodiment; many limited. Instead of

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circular approaches or recesses, for example, angular shapes can also be used. It is the same, for example possible to provide several, preferably symmetrically arranged, approaches instead of a single approach.

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Claims (7)

Protection claims 1. Ribbon box, in particular for typewriter ribbons, consisting of a base and a lid, thereby marked, that the bottom of the lower part (2) or the top of the cover (1) has one or more recesses (3, 5, 8 or 10) into which the correspondingly shaped top of the lid (1) or the bottom of the lower part (2) is retractable. 2. Ribbon can according to claim 1, characterized in that the underside of the lower part (2) or the top of the cover (1) has a recess (3 »5 or 8) into which a projection (7) on the top of the cover (1) or an approach (4 or 6) can be inserted on the underside of the lower part (2). 3. Ribbon can according to Claims 1 and 2, characterized in that that the recess (3, 5 or 8) and the approach (4, 6 or, 7) are circular in shape. 4 · Ribbon can according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that that on the top of the lid (1) an annular recess (3) is provided and that on the Provided under / side of the lower part (2) is a circular ring-shaped projection (4) which can be pushed into this recess (3). 5. Parb tape can according to claims 1, 2, 3, characterized in that that a recess (5) is provided on the top of the lid (1) and that on the underside of the lower part (2) a projection (6) which can be pushed into this recess (5) is provided. 6. Parbbanddose according to claims 1, 2, 3> characterized in that an approach on the top of the cover (1) (7) is provided in a recess (8) on cer bottom of the lower part (2) can be inserted. 7. Parbbanddose according to claim 1, characterized in that the lid (1) tapers upwards to be such that upper edge (9) can be pushed into a recess (10) on the underside of the lower part (2).