DE7718645U1 - Trolley case - Google Patents

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BERMAS case factory 8510 Fürth / Bavaria, Lange Straße 81

"Trolley case"

The invention relates to a trolley case with a carrying handle and a pull-out handle that is hinged to a side wall of the case.

Roller suitcases are suitcases that are on the underside, i.e. the side remote from the handle, are provided with two or more wheels, the pull handle serving to hold the case easier to move on these wheels.

A wide variety of handle constructions have already been proposed for the wheeled suitcases that are becoming more and more fashionable been. There are both fold-out and ejectable, two-sided or one-sided hinged special handles as well as fixed ones

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Bow handles, loop handles, etc. Are particularly preferred Pull-out or fold-out pull handles, as they are in their non-use position particularly close to the case and therefore both visually and in terms of handling the Least disturbing of suitcases. The ones that have become known so far However, handles have a number of disadvantages. With the pull-out handles, which slide on a side wall of the case and can be pulled out vertically upwards, the point at which the case is carried is too high. This will The case is not raised enough, i.e. the lever arm is not shortened enough so that the weight of the case is still about Half hanging on the hand. But this is unfavorable, since the essence of the wheeled suitcase is to close your hand as much as possible and relieve the weight of the suitcase as much as possible to be supported by the wheels on the ground.

Similar difficulties exist with the known fold-out Pulls. These are usually like this on a case side wall arranged that the pivot point is at the top and the handle is thus unfolded from the bottom up. The handle has one straight shape. This construction has the disadvantage that the handle protrudes steeply to the side, making the case only can be managed very poorly.

The invention is based on the object of creating a wheeled suitcase with a pull-out handle that is simple Handling of the suitcase permitted, with only a small part of the

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Suitcase weight hangs on the hand and good guidance of the pulled Suitcase is guaranteed.

To solve this problem, it is provided in a roller case of the type mentioned according to the invention that the handle is a is an L-shaped bracket extending upwards over a case curve, which is in the pivoted non-use position of the upper case curve fits snugly.

This design of the foldable pull handle is initially achieved that the case is in the right place, namely at about the height of the corner (rounding). The suitcase is preferably tubular and is attached to the case via a fitting, which is for example U-shaped and between its legs have a pivot axis penetrating the handle bar wearing.

Finally, it is also within the scope of the invention, the articulated Leg of the pull handle as a pivot limit stop to protrude beyond the pivot axis. In this way, the handle can only be swiveled up to a certain angle. After reaching this swivel angle, it hits the swivel axis protruding end of the handle on the edge of the fitting. To fix the handle in the pivoted rest position, for example a return spring can be provided, both as the helical spring encompassing the pivot axis and as the protruding, the end of the handle that forms the pivot limit stop

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bracket-acting spiral spring can be formed.

In addition, provision can also be made in a further embodiment of the invention be that the legs of the fitting overlap the pull handle are bent towards each other so that they swing out of the bracket must be bent apart resiliently.

Further advantages, features and details of the invention emerge from the following description of an exemplary embodiment as well as on the basis of the drawing. Show:

Figure 1 is a perspective view of a roller case according to the invention,

Figure 2 is an enlarged side view of the handle carrying the handle upper corner of the case in the rest position and

FIG. 3 shows a view corresponding to FIG. 2 with the handle folded out.

The illustrated roller case 1 is in the area of the handle 2 remote lower rounding 3 provided with wheels A arranged on an axle. With the help of the handle 5, the case Pull on rollers A in a tilted position. To this Even very heavy suitcases can easily be moved over long distances, as only a small part of the suitcase weight is involved Tilting on the handle 5 is effective.

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The pull handle consists of an essentially L-shaped handle bar 6, one leg of which is penetrated by a pivot axis 7 which is mounted between the legs 8 of a fitting 9 is. The pull handle 6 is bent in this way (cf. in particular Figure 2) that he is in the folded rest position closely to the Case rounding creates. In this way, the pull handle 5 interferes with Carrying the case on the handle 2 or when putting the case down practically not at all.

The articulated leg 6a of the bracket 6 is above the pivot axis 7 over, so that it (see FIG. 3) forms a pivot limit stop by the end 1o hitting the fitting 9. To fix the handle in the folded-in rest position according to FIG. 2, the legs 8 are in the illustrated embodiment of the fitting 9 is designed to be resiliently elastic and bent towards one another in the area extending over the bracket 6 to the outside, so that when pivoting the bracket into the pulling position according to Figure 3, the legs must be resiliently bent outward.

The invention is not limited to the illustrated embodiment limited. In particular, it would also be possible for the handlebar to be fixed in the rest position by a different design there is a separate return spring, be it also by a non-resilient locking connection in the rest position.

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Claims (5)

I · »I ltd t • I I I I I J ■ ■ I 1111 ι Protection claims: 1. Trolley case with a carrying handle and a fold-out pull handle hinged to a case side wall, characterized in that the pull handle (5) is an L-shaped bracket (6) extending upward over a case curve. 2. Roller case according to claim 1, characterized in that the ZuggrJ.ffbügel (6) is penetrated by one of the legs (8) of a substantially U-shaped fitting (9) carried pivot axis (7). 3. Roller case according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the articulated leg (6a) of the Zuggriffbügelis (6) protrudes as a pivot limiting stop over the pivot axis (7). A. Trolley case according to one of claims 1 to 3 _f . characterized by the fact that the bracket (6) is tubular and is curved to match the curve of the case (1). 5. Roller case according to one of claims 1 to A, g ek enn ζ ei chn et by a lock for holding the bracket (6) in its folded rest position. 7718645 10/27/77 • * · I I »I I ι Mtl · »Il t | I I > fill t> - 7th 6, wheeled case according to claim 5, characterized in that the legs (8) of the fitting (9) are designed to be resilient and are bent towards one another in such a way that they are bent outwards when the bracket (5) is pivoted out. 7718645 10/27/77