DE7219974U - REFRIGERATED CONTAINER - Google Patents

Description

Refrigerated goods container

The innovation relates to a refrigerated goods container for refrigerators or the like. With provided on its side walls guide devices, which in their front area depending on one below v / iron stop on v / iron.

Such refrigerators, in which the refrigerated goods after can be pulled out from the front are widely known.

In one of these known refrigerators are on its side walls Guide troughs are provided, which have downward bulges in the course of their course. It owns the bulge attached to the upper guide channel has a shoulder that rises steeply downwards, which after slowly flattening towards the front again into the upper guide trough, while the one located in the lower guide trough also downward bulge is offset so that by lifting on the front of the refrigerated goods container the stops attached to it can be moved past under the shoulders of the upper guide troughs. ·

In this way, the \ can be pulled out to the front and in a
certain position lockable refrigerated goods container also from the
Taken out the refrigerator and put it back in the same way
; can be used. The known version is so far

; disadvantageous, as they are very material and space consuming and extremely

j which is very unfavorable in terms of production technology.

The innovation is based on the task of providing a refrigerated goods container ■ to create of the type mentioned, which is, however, simply constructed and inexpensive to manufacture, and beyond that arranged in a space-saving manner within the refrigerator,

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According to the invention, this object is achieved in that as i guide devices arranged on the side walls rails are provided, which in their front area each one after | downwardly directed stop aufv / eisen, and that the Kühlgutbe-; holder on its sides assigned to the side walls of the refrigerator each has a downwardly directed, hook-shaped counter-stop which is arranged in the rear region of the refrigerated goods container. In this way, the usable space available in the refrigerator can be fully utilized. i

Around the refrigerated goods container at an appropriate distance from the rails arranged on the side walls of the refrigerator
to hold v / eist the refrigerated goods container in an advantageous manner; its underside on sliding body. ;

Further advantageous details of the innovation go from the _; the following description, in which an embodiment! game is explained using the accompanying drawing. It j

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! 1 shows a refrigerator with the door open from the perspective
! from the beginning,

Fig. 2 the only partially shown refrigerator copi. Fi ;;. ',
with inserted refrigerated ^goods:

Fig. 3 _u em the refrigerator. Fig. 2 with pulled out refrigerated goods- '. ι

; container and:

4 shows the refrigerator according to FIG. 2 with the refrigerated goods container j in its removed position. \

j In Fig. 1, 1 and 2, the side walls of the refrigerator are designated, on the inner surfaces of each one in the refrigerator _; inner v / iron rail 3 or 4 is arranged. On each of these rails 3 and / or. 4 is a downward stop 5; or 6 attached, wherein, as in particular Figures 2 to 4
show these stops 5, 6 et v / a in the front of the door! facing thirds of the rails 3> 4 are located. j

On a refrigerated goods container 7 which is preferably made of wire and can be pulled out of the refrigerator at the front, counterstops 8 and 9 are attached to opposite sides associated with the inner surfaces of the side walls 1, 2 of the refrigerator.
These counter stops 8 and 9 are directed downwards and
hook-shaped, the rails 3, 4 formed reaching under and,
as particularly FIGS. 2 to 4 show, in the rear area
of the refrigerated goods container 7 is arranged. ι

Furthermore, the refrigerated goods container 7 is runner-shaped on its underside Sliding body 10, with the help of which the refrigerated goods container 7 is kept at a corresponding distance from the rails 3, 4 j will. :

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In the inserted state, as can be seen from FIG. 2, the sliding body 10 lies in its entire length on the j rails 3> 4, with the stops 5 »6 in the rear

! Area of the refrigerator.

If now the refrigerated goods container pulled out 7 according to the extraction or storage of refrigerated goods. FIG. 3 forwards from the refrigerator, so the stops 5 and 6 provide in connection with the hook-shaped counter-stops 8 and 9 for _t that the refrigerated goods container 7 determined only up to a Length can be extended and can be locked in this position.

In addition, the removal of the refrigerated goods container 7 from allows the refrigerator by slightly lifting the refrigerated goods container 7 at its front, making the hook-shaped Counter stops 8, 9 are moved past under the stops 5, 6. The reinsertion is also carried out in the same way of the refrigerated goods container 7 in the refrigerator.

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Claims (2)

556/7,? Protection claims 2. Chilled goods container for refrigerators or the like. With Fühi'ungsvorrichtungen provided on its side walls, which are shown in
its front region, each have a downward v / eisenden stop dadu rch gekennzei Chne t that as I ^ ührung.svorrichtungen on the side walls (1,2) arranged
Rails (3,4) are provided in their front
Area j " ¹ a downward stop (5,6)
have, and that the refrigerated goods container (7) on its sides assigned to the side walls (1,2) of the refrigerator each have a downwardly directed, hook-shaped counter-stop (8,9) which is arranged in the rear region of the refrigerated goods container (7). Refrigerated goods container according to claim 1, characterized in that that the refrigerated goods container (7) has sliding bodies (10) on its underside. \ ^: i: \ λ ί ι (