DE7206539U - Plastic snapper - Google Patents

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Julius Slum, Gesellschaft m.b.H. in Höchst

(Austria)

Plastic catch

The Neuurig refers to a tendon loss, especially for furniture doors, nothing two parts, of which jt one on a fixed component, for example on a furniture wall, and one on a movable or vertical one Axis swiveling component, for example on a furniture door, isx, whereby a part (snap part) at least one resilient, with a cam or notch has provided tongue, which is provided when closing the door via one on the other part (snap-in part) The protrusion slides and when the door is closed behind or engages in this ..

In general, at least the snap part is used Hergesxellt from plastic for reasons of travel, the tongue therefore cannot absorb larger vertical forces. On the other hand, it has been shown that the door hinges, especially

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especially if these are simple, they have a certain amount of play that they are caused by bending the hinge straps give way and that the attachment does not always remain completely rigid. All of this occurs in particular relatively wide and low doors and is particularly annoying with these too, because only a small one Hanging towards the closing side is clearly visible and often leads to jamming.

I should, the snapper will be on a sliding door used, a horizontal guide must be given which primarily prevents, for example, the tongue of the snap part when the lire is closed it comes to rest in such a way that it touches the projection of the snap-in part without the necessary ^ annung can happen, whereby a proper closure of the door is no longer given.

The purpose of the innovation is to create a snap lock that is vertical and horizontal for the door Forms guide so that the door is hung on two sides when closed, and snap and snap-in part lie together in such a way that even engagement is guaranteed.

This is achieved according to the invention in that the snap part has a guide housing, which the resilient Surrounds tongue or tongues and the latching part has at least one guide web which, when the door is closed, in the guide housing engages.

It is particularly advantageous if the snap part has two tongues facing one another and the snap-in part is designed symmetrically.

This significantly simplifies assembly, since it is not when the snap-in part is attached Care must be taken whether this is the wrong way round.

Confusion is no longer possible. This fact can, however, since almost only untrained personnel are responsible for the assembly is available - and the work is moreover monotonous. not enough importance should be given.

The innovation will now be explained in more detail with reference to the figures in an exemplary embodiment. The protection should be but not limited to this possible implementation of the concept of innovation, and the reference numerals only have explanatory character.

FIG. 1 shows a section through an embodiment of the snapper according to the invention, FIG. 2 shows one View in the direction of arrow A in FIG. 1, the figure shows a schematic view of a second embodiment of a snap part according to the invention, which FIG. 4 shows a schematic view of the associated snap-in part and FIG. 5 shows a top view of the snap-in and snap-in part in engagement position.

In all the figures of the drawing, the snap part is denoted by 1 and the latching part by 2. Of the Snap part 1 has a housing 3 which surrounds the tongue or tongues 4 * and at the same time serves as a guide as well possibly serves as a support for the snap-in part 2.

In both versions, the latching part 2 has two guide webs 5 and 5 ¹ , which are arranged at right angles to the longitudinal axis of the latching pin 6 and 6 *. These guide webs 5 » 5 * are the counterpart to the housing 3 of the snap part 1 and, if necessary, their side edges 7 or 7 * and their outer surfaces 8 or 8 * are each designed to slightly converge to one another so that the snap part 1 and snap-in part 2 engage with one another will.

With the design according to Figures 1 and 2 it is

aims that the latching part 2 and thus the door 9 guided vertically and the door 9 in the engagement division on both sides is suspended, causing the door to sag, which can be attributed to excessive stress on the switch mounting is, is successfully countered, and that the locking pin 6 with respect to the tongue 4 is always the same comes to rest in a predetermined way, which, even over a long period of time and after repeated opening and closing of the Door, a consistently good lock is secured.

With the design according to Figures 3 »4 and 5 results there is also the further essential advantage that the latching part 2 is affected by the symmetrical design of all Parts cannot be mounted the wrong way round, because the wall is perpendicular to the mounting wall of the snap part 1

B extending latching pin 6 always in the engaged position

in the same way between the ΐΛη ^ βη 4 ^: to lie kcisses.

In both designs, snap-in and snap-in parts have plaushes 9 and 10 or 9 * and 10 · in which holes 11, 11 ^{r are} worked out, which are used to receive fastening screws 12.

As can be seen in Figures 2 and 5, form the housing. 1 and the flange 10 or 10 · a stop through a substantial noise reduction when closing the door can be achieved by namely between the Furniture wall and the door a gap is provided so that they do not hit each other when the door is closed.

Claims (5)

Protection claims 1.Snap lock, especially for furniture doors, with two parts, one of which is attached to a fixed component, for example a Möbelwoind, and to a component that can be displaced or pivoted about a vertical axis, for example a furniture door, whereby one part ( Snap part) has at least one resilient tongue provided with a cam or snap-in keroe, which when the door is closed slides over a projection provided on the other part (snap-in part) and, when the door is closed, engages behind or in the latter, characterized in that the snap part ( 1) has a guide ^{housing (3 1} ) which unigibt the resilient strap (4) .. or tongues (4 O- and the latching part (2) has at least one guide web (5) which, when the door is closed, into the guide housing (3) intervenes / " 2. Snap closure according to claim 1, characterized in that the snap part (1). has two facing tongues (4 ^f ) and the latching part (2). is designed symmetrically. 3. Snap closure according to claim 1, characterized in that the latching part (2) has two guide webs (5), ^ 4. Snap closure according to claim 1, characterized in that the side edges (7,7 *)) of the guide web (5) are weak converge. / "" 5. Snap lock according to claim 3, characterized in that the outer surfaces (8, 8 ¹ ) of the Pührungsstege (5) are slightly inclined to each other.