DE7736356U1 - Plastic molded piece for supporting the same wire baskets stacked on top of one another - Google Patents

Description

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) RNIER & HUFNAGEL PATSiMTAMWALTE

LANDWEHRSTR. 37 8COO MUNICH 2 TEL. OS9 / 5S 67 34

Munich, November 15, 1977 Lawyer files .: 121 - Gm. 11th

Brüder Siegel KG, wire and metal goods factory, 8874t Leipheim, Behind the post office 4-8

Plastic molding to support stacked,

same wire baskets.

The innovation concerns a plastic molded piece for support stacked, identical wire baskets, with one for Recording of the base frame of a wire basket to be placed on top certain, upwardly opening horizontal groove and with pairs of recesses, which for receiving vertical rods a lower wire basket and intended to hold the fitting on this lower wire basket.

Known from the German utility model 7 423 204 Plastic fittings of this type have one for the bottom frame of the upper wire basket and the upper frame of the lower one Wire basket common, upwardly opening horizontal groove and recesses pointing away from one another and opening in the direction of the basket wall in the horizontal direction for receiving the Vertical rods of the lower wire basket, so that a plastic molding in the middle wall area under resilient up-

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bend the vertical rods inserted between two such rods and then can be pushed up until the upwardly opening horizontal groove accommodates the upper frame of the wire basket. This wire basket is after attachment several plastic molded pieces of the type described for stacking on top prepared the same wire basket, the bottom frame in the above-mentioned horizontal grooves above the top The frame of the lower wire basket comes to rest.

In the case of fittings of the known type, it is sometimes felt to be a disadvantage that when a wire basket to be stacked is placed on top of it the plastic molded pieces of the wire basket underneath then moved down from their proper position when the bottom frame of the upper wire basket the opening of the horizontal grooves is missing. The stacked wire baskets also tend to rattle or rattle, because the top frame and the bottom frame of the wire baskets tend to warp and practically do not lie flat on top of each other.

The innovation is to create a plastic molding of the type described above, which is attached to the upper Edge of a wire basket can be set securely and not even if a wire basket to be stacked is placed inaccurately is moved out of its location. A noise attenuation between the stacked wire baskets should also be achieved.

A plastic molding according to the invention is for this purpose characterized in that vertically aligned under said horizontal groove another, essentially following horizontal groove opening at the bottom is provided, which is intended to receive the upper frame of the respective lower wire basket is.

As a further horizontal groove that essentially opens downwards in the present case should also be a horizontally running one

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Groove with a kinked cross-sectional shape are understood, in which the groove from its apex first downwards and then extends sideways to a mouth.

The recesses for receiving the vertical bars of the baskets are dimensioned according to a preferred spatial shape so that they are on the Vertical rods of the lower wire basket can be clipped on. The approaches having recesses thus preferably have fork-like or pincer-like shape and snap onto the vertical bars of the basket in question when the plastic molding pivoted from an inclined position around the upper wire frame of the respective lower wire basket into the upright position of use will.

Are the approaches that contain the recesses mentioned, with their top on a level which is slightly more located below the level of the apex of the lower horizontal groove than the wire gauge of the upper frame of a wire basket are and protrude into the space aligned with this horizontal groove in the longitudinal direction, the effect Approaches a locking of the plastic molding on the upper wire frame of the wire basket in question and can not even be withdrawn from the wire basket if, for example, the upper horizontal groove is provided with locking cams is behind which the bottom frame of the stacked wire basket can snap in and to disassemble the baskets, this upper wire basket is now back behind the locking cams must be pulled out.

A spatial form of the innovation is referred to below explained on the attached drawing. They represent:

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a plastic molding and

Fig. 2 is a front view of two using plastic moldings of the here proposed type of stacked wire baskets.

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A plastic molded body of the proposed training · about a total of cuboid shape and includes a

upwardly opening horizontal groove 1, which is used to accommodate ■ the bottom frame of each upper wire basket is determined. In FIG. 1, dash-dotted lines not only show the floor-i

frame 2, but also those used to form the side walls- i

the vertical bars 3 indicated. The width of the fitting in j

The direction of the basket wall is slightly less than the distance ι

between the vertical bars 3 to be stacked!

Wire baskets. ;

Opposite the horizontal groove 1, a downwardly opening horizontal groove k is provided in the cuboid shaped piece, which serves to receive the upper frame 5 of the respective lower wire basket. The shaped piece thus has an essentially H-shaped cross section.

On a boundary wall of the lower horizontal groove k there are pincer-like attachments 6 and 7 which contain recesses 8 and 9 adapted to the cross-section of the vertical rods 3, respectively. The recesses 8 and 9 open in the horizontal direction perpendicular to the longitudinal course of the horizontal groove k. The top of the lugs 6 and 7 is at a level that is slightly more than the wire thickness of the upper frame 5 of a wire basket below the level of the apex 10 of the lower horizontal groove k and the inwardly facing claws of the lugs 6 and protrude into the with the horizontal groove 4 in the longitudinal direction aligned space into it. However, this reaching in is only slightly so that the shaped piece can be placed on the wire frame 5 of the lower wire basket in each case without difficulty. This placement takes place in a certain inclined position, after which the fitting so far into the one shown in Figure 1! Position is swiveled up that the pincer-like lugs 6 and 7 on the vertical rods 3 snap and hold the fitting in the upright position. If an upper wire basket is now stacked, its base frame 2 is placed on the stack in vertical direction, in alignment with the upper frame 5 of the lower braht basket, so that the base frame 2 is in the horizontal plane.

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talnut 1 takes place and behind locking cams 11 of this Ho-! rizontalnut engages. When re-lifting of the upper Drahtkori bes despite the retaining action of the locking cam 11, the shape ■ non-unit total number of the lower wire basket withdrawn {since the above under the upper wire frame 5 parts of ¹ lugs 6 and 7 lock the fitting.

Claims (4)

Protection claims 1. Plastic molding to support stacked one on top of the other same wire baskets with one intended to receive the base frame of a wire basket to be placed on top opening horizontal groove and with pairs of recesses, which for receiving vertical rods of a lower wire basket and intended to hold the fitting on this lower wire basket are, characterized in that vertically aligned under the said horizontal groove (l) another, located in the essentially downwardly opening horizontal groove (4) is provided for receiving the upper frame (5) of the lower Wire basket is determined. 2. Molding according to claim 1, characterized in that the recesses (8, 9) for receiving the vertical rods in or between Approaches (6, 7) a delimitation of this further horizontal groove (4) are formed and extend in a horizontal direction, in particular perpendicular to the course of the horizontal grooves open. 3 molded piece according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that the recesses (8, 9) are dimensioned so that they are clipped onto the vertical bars (3) of the lower wire basket be able. 4. A molded piece according to any one of claims 1 to 3i, characterized that the lugs (6, 7) are located with their top on a level which is slightly more than the wire thickness of the upper Frame (5) of a wire basket is located below the level of the apex (10) of the further horizontal groove (4) and in protrude into the space aligned with this horizontal groove in the longitudinal direction thereof. 7736356 04/20/78 1111 tilt 5 · molded piece according to one of claims 1 to k, characterized in that the upper horizontal groove (l) is provided with latching cams (ll). 7736356 04/20/78