DE6917142U - WASTE BIN. - Google Patents

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PATENT Attorney DIPL.-ING. GERD UTERMANN

71 HEILBRONN. KAISERSTRASSE 54. POST BOX 1145

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Waste container

The invention "be" feriffx waste - eiiäll; he _a valciie swi swei support rooms genalteri; 12nd ■ s "orzizgs - *? Ice peeled-like mix Zi ^ egg ointment bowls are formed.

Such, srastenförüiige, well-known waste bin Ver s \ viseiie2 · the stutasäulan are set with an Ea ^- oven and a lower cross connection, so that the waste bin rests. Sica emptying is the case in seir.esi Stütrsäzilt-igestel "gaseisvenJsni oöer aias l> close. This does not allow inrier hygienically ιχηή

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because the container has no siff and ate Sana touched it must become. A! Transport sum a little off the beaten track standing garbage truck or the like is cumbersome. One easy on the one hand, the Sriff attached to the outside creates the appealing, The closed image of the waste container is disruptive and, on the other hand, entice unauthorized persons to take out the waste container.

The aim of the invention is to make waste containers available that are not in normal condition visible handle, ■ which to further Purposes can be used and not by the thrown garbage beschiamzi; will. Also should in the rest the production and use with an appealing design Ui ^ d simple structure of the ropes for the support, Suspension and storage of the bracket are improved. According to the invention there are handles on the waste bins provided, which are covered by the support columns.

Further features and aspects of the invention are set out in the subclaims and the following, with reference to FIG Drawings given description of two advantageous exemplary embodiments, on which the invention, however is not limited to treated.

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Pigο 1 the oblique view of the container with a handle in two of his positions;

Pig. 2 shows the oblique view of the support columns with a dashed line variation of the attachment to the Floor;

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Pig. 3 is a front view of the inserted waste container;

Pig. Figure 4 is a section along line 4-4 in Pig. 3;

Pig. 5 shows an enlarged section along the Line 5-5 in Pig. 4 by the articulation of the handle and the .abstützung of the container on the support columns and

Pig. 6 shows a visual view of a further exemplary embodiment of an octagonal waste container with side handles in a removed representation and slightly offset from the supporting columns.

That in the pig. 1-5 treated embodiment shows a waste container 10, which is formed with two identical U-shaped half-shells bent from sheet steel. In the middle of the side walls 13 they leave gap 12 between them. The half-shells 11 are held together in a known manner, on the one hand, by the perforated base, not shown. On the other hand, the stops and supports discussed below serve to hold together.

On two opposite side walls 13 of the waste container 10 supports 14 are fastened by welding a little above the center. They each consist of a sheet metal strip bent four times at right angles, the fastening leg 15 of which extends over the gap 12 extends and is attached to both half-shells 11, preferably by welding. The pivot leg 16

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is offset to the mounting leg 15 to the outside in such a way that a gap 17 for the bracket arms 18 of the Handlebar 19 is created »The ends of the bracket arms 18 are with the help of bolts 20 on the articulation legs rotatably attached.

A support frame 21 is assigned to the waste container 10. This has two support columns 22 which are arranged in an abotand corresponding to the width of the container 10 from one another. They are connected to a connecting rod 24 welded between their webs 23. Vertical bolts 25 extend through the connecting rod 24, the lower ends 26 of which are fastened in the ground and by means of which the lower south 2? of the support columns 22 are pressed onto the ground. As indicated by dotted lines, the support columns 22 can also be extended downwards. These extensions 28 are attached in the 3oden. Then the bolts 25-

The support columns 22 are U-shaped in profile and have a relatively wide web 23 and relatively short legs 30. Aa the legs 30 are inwardly directed inner legs 31 bevelled. The support columns 22 are made of sheet steel. Between the inner thighs 31, horizontally lying transverse webs 32 are welded at a corresponding height, on which the supports 14 come to rest. The contact legs 33 and 34 lie between the front edges 35 and the inner legs 51 and thus cause the lateral centering of the container 10 in the support frame 21. Due to the horizontal position of the transverse webs 32 and the wide design of the supports 14, the waste container 10 hangs automatically vertically, without any binding

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On the terbindungsstssgs 24 xsl; sis d & ehförsiges protective sheet 40 welded in place · sieses elldet, "Sfie 2? ± g- 4 clarified, an irretiernase 4">, under which the handle 42 moves when the handle 19 swings down in such a way that the container "30 is loved by simply touching it 2) as protective sheet 40 "can not be more out enjoyed irann. prevents da3 al lender Scnmutz jierabf the handle 42 polluted and so can be a hygienic £ & s hanging of Zehälters 10 to, Λίozu the handle strap 19 as shown in Fig. 1 and 4 shown, swiveled upwards v ± rd. Its pivoting angle is, however, limited by stops 44 placed on the column 12 before it reaches the top dead center in such a way that when it is released it always automatically falls down and hangs under the catching nose 41. The length of the 3ügelarme 18 and the height of the articulation axis 20 are chosen such that dez- handle 42 is in the raised position at a distance above the waste container, while in the lowered position it just grips under the locking lug 41. In this position the handle is like Pig. 4 illustrates, covered by the support columns 22 and thus it is not readily apparent how the container can be unintentionally removed and stolen or damaged.

The 3ehälters is particularly simple in structure, the supports are designed in such a way through clever training, that they take up the storage for the handlebar without additional parts and also the connection of the two half-shells 11 and the automatic Geradsxelluiig to serve. All ropes of the container and the frame are preferably made of sheet steel and are

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hot-dip galvanized after welding. However, you can also made of other corrosion-resistant materials, such as preferably chrome-nickel steels or other materials, exist. The waste bins are for all types of streets, squares, parks and other public or suitable for private systems.

The Ausführungsbeispiei of Fig. 6 shows an adapted Waste container 50, which can be hung between two support columns 22, which in the same way as in

I * first embodiment are designed, however

v / have considerably wider webs 30 so that you can reach into the profile by hand. The container 50 is designed to be octagonal when viewed in cross section, However, it also consists of two completely identical half-shells 51, which are particularly economical to manufacture enable. They are connected at the bottom by the bottom 52, which is perforated in a manner not shown in greater detail and have in the upper area for connection, support and removal handles 53, which extend over both Extend side walls 13 and hold them together. The handles 53 are made of Z-shaped sheet metal strips

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^ Webs 32 come and so the container 50 at a distance from

Hold on to the ground and upright. They praise one each above Carrying handle 56 bent three times, which is set back by finger strength relative to the side wall 13. Since the profile 22 is sufficiently dimensioned, one can comfortably reach in with your hand and so the container 50 insert or remove. This type is particularly suitable for large waste bins that can be carried by two people suitable «, This waste bin is also used preferably made entirely of folded steel sheets

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manufactured and hot-dip galvanized.

The invention is not limited to the illustrated embodiments limited. You can also choose other shaft-like container shapes and also the polygonal one Equip the container with a swiveling, securing handle bar as well as "other variations in the floor mounting or choose the design d = sr support columns, which however should always cover the handles. Instead of the protective plate over the support rod, another Hook-like locking lugs may be provided on the side of the support columns or simply on the drag bar.

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Claims (7)

PATENT Attorney DIPL.-ING. «GERD UTERMANN 71 HElLBRONN. KAiSEfESTRASSE 54. POST BOX 1145 «MEUBAtf HA) IDILSUNIi. «5.E OiK O ■ Ε« OEU HAJtHONlEJ Ο71 31 / a 28 28 - TELEGR ^ PATU - KONTEKl KANDElSBAIkHElUBSOKIiAG. 23 OBO - POSTSCHECK STUTTGaKT - * 3016 ETfSOi1OSH S.WISKLSE 3? ./ a * 8 * 22 D 12 Sand in Säufers April 25, 1969 - Aas Orü 1. Waste bin, placed between two support columns geiialtert "and preferably looking like two Hal "b shells are formed, daäureii ge— ' mark ei chnet that on the waste bin (10, 50) from the support columns (22) verdec3c1; e Handles (18, 19, 42, 53) are attached. 2. Waste bin after one or more of the rest Claims, characterized in that that on the waste container (11) a handle bar (19, 18, 42) is pivotable, preferably above the center, and the iMiige of Bracket arms (18) and the position of the pivot axis (20) and the width of the support columns (22) are dimensioned such that the handlebar (19, 18, 42) is released State between the container (11) and support columns (22) hangs down and covered by these is. 3. Waste container according to one or more of the other claims, characterized in that that a locking lug (41) attached to the support columns (22) is provided, under which the handle bar (19, 42) when swiveling down the 4/25/69 <Jt / Xe art takes care that the waste container (" ³ O) is secured against unintentional lifting * 4 »Litter bins after one or several of the others Claims, characterized in that that at least one stop (44) for the Handlebar (19, 18) is provided, which allows the swivel limited angle of the handle (19, 18) shortly before reaching the top dead center. 5. Waste bin after one or more of the others Claims, characterized in that that the stop (44) lsi distance above the Articulation (20), preferably on both sides of the container (13) as a connection of the Ealbschalen (11), is appropriate. 6 · Waste bin according to one or more of the other claims, wherein the bottom is perforated for ventilation and the two supports have a connecting rod located under the container, thereby marked ei chnet that on the tie rod (24) the handle (42) of the handle bar (19) in the lowest position of the same ■ covering, as a locking lug (41) serving protective plate (40), preferably directly and over the The connecting rod (24) is attached horizontally, 7- Litter bin according to one or more of the rest Claims, characterized in that that the Stüzzsäuien (22) of in cross-section U-shaped bent sheet metal strips with two further, inwardly folded inner legs (3I) formed ./10 ε 7. Ar "si 2 * 2 Ii" 12 25-4.69 / - 10 - are, wherein the support (14, 53, 54) engages between the inner thighs (31). &. Waste container according to one or more of the other claims, characterized geke η η AEIC hn et that the Innensehenkel (31), preferably lying horizontally, transverse webs (32) are equipped, on which the supports (14 _S 53, 54) come to rest . 9. Waste container according to one or more of the other claims, characterized in that, that the support (14) on each side (13) from a -four times in the same direction Right-angled sheet metal strips best ßht, whose articulation leg (16) opposite the Fastening leg (15) is offset to the outside in such a way that space for the handle bar (19j 18) remains, and wherein the contact legs (33, 34) for lateral fixation on the end faces (35, 36) the inner legs (31) of the support columns (22) come to rest. 10. Waste bin after one or more of the rest Claims, characterized in that that the lower ends (28) of the support columns (22) are embedded in the ground. 11. Waste container according to one or more of the claims 1-9 »characterized in that the lower ends (27) of the Support pillars (22) stand on the floor and sink / 11 Ξ 7./W 822 D 12
4/25/69 Ut / Ke - 11 - right bolts (25) are provided which extend through the connecting rod (24) and press the lower ends (2?) of the support columns (22) onto the ground « 12. Waste container according to one or more of the other claims, characterized in that that the TJ-shaped, with inner legs (31) provided support columns (22) approximately the strength of a Hand corresponding legs (30), and the ( Connect the half-shells (51) in the upper area the supports (53) are designed as Z-shaped folded sheet metal strips, which with their Bars (54) on the cross bars (32) of the inner legs (31) and at the top another beveled three times in the same sighting, compared to the container wall (13) by 5 "inger thickness have recessed handle (56). 13 · Waste bin according to one or more of the others Claims, characterized in that that he is in a well-known square { table cross-section with slightly rounded corners having. 14 · Waste bin according to one or more of the claims 1-12, characterized that it is octagonal t in cross section. 15. Waste containers after one or more of the others Claims, characterized in that the joint (12) between the two ./12 E 7./Vi- 25-4.69 - 12 - EaTbschalen (11, 51) in a manner known per se lies within the Sinrtz columns (22), Waste container according to one or more of the other claims, characterized in that that it is formed in a manner known per se with two identical half-shells (11, 51). I ?. Waste container according to one or! More of the other claims, characterized gekennzeich- (~ \ net that the waste container (10, 50) and the Support columns (21, 22) are formed from bent sheet metal parts which, after being welded together by fire and / or in some other way with at least covered with a Sorrosion Protection Sheet are.