DE7800260U1 - SUITCASE, IN PARTICULAR BRIEFCASE - Google Patents

Description

; Pr, Max Schneider t

Dipl.-Ing.

Dipl.-Ing. Dipl. -Ldw.

IPait <ain £ aiiniwäiDte Peter Matschkur

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Ie Alfred Eite ¹

Ernst Czowalla ^{? Ipl! N?}

Dipl.-Phys.

■ -%. Jan. 1978

Bb Nürnberg 106, Koenigstrasse 1 (Museum Bridge) Telephone collection no. 20 3931

Parking garage Katharinßnhof Parking garage AdlerslraSe

this. No. 28 97o 3k / Bae SOCIETE DELSEY, 23 rue Salnt-Andre, 93oo Bobigny / France

Suitcases, in particular briefcases

The invention relates to a suitcase, in particular a briefcase with a base and cover part hinged to one another.

The known suitcases do not have a container in their interior that makes it possible to accommodate small personal items and to prevent them from spreading under clothing. Likewise, no containers are provided for briefcases that could serve as a kind of pencil case and allow the storage of writing materials.

The invention aims to remedy this deficiency and is therefore directed to a suitcase, in particular a briefcase, which is characterized in that the inside of the upper housing part has a container, preferably made of an injection-mouldable Plastic, wears.

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Thanks to this arrangement, it is now possible to store personal items or to accommodate writing instruments inside both suitcases and briefcases, making them easy to move can be found again. It is thus sufficient for such a container, the case or inside the lid part to open the briefcase for direct access to its objects, which are completely separated from those in the bottom part > To have content.

It should also be noted that the use of plastic material allows the container to be easily injection molded j and inexpensive to manufacture.

! According to a first embodiment, the container is an insert container, which is provided with a bottom, the outside of which is on

the inside of the cover part rests. To attach the i
Any suitable method can be used.

According to a second embodiment, the container is a container

without its own bottom, the lid part forming the bottom of this container. Accordingly, the weight of the container can be reduced again in this way.

If the bottom or cover part is made of injection-mouldable plastic, it is also advantageous that the Container is made in one piece with the lid part. In this case, production is simplified because the container

no longer needs to be specially attached.

The container is advantageously equipped with a lid, which is articulated on one of its long sides with the help of a hinge, which carries reset devices that Ensure that the cover closes automatically. The objects arranged in the container are thus protected from v Getting scattered inside the suitcase or briefcase during transport.

It is particularly advantageous that the edge of the cover, which is opposite the hinge, is in the closed position. over the corresponding side wall of the container. In this way a better handle for opening the lid is obtained for the user who wants to get to the inside.

According to a special embodiment, the edge of the cover opposite the hinge lies in a groove of a metal profile, which thus allows a reinforcement of the lid.

Further features, details and advantages of the invention emerge from the following description of a preferred one Embodiment and based on the drawing. Show:

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1 shows a partially broken away perspective view of a briefcase according to the invention;

Fig. 2 is a perspective view of a container attached to the inside of the lid portion of the briefcase with the lid of the container open, and

FIG. 3 shows a section along the line III - III in FIG. 2.

The briefcase shown in Fig. 1 comprises, in a manner known per se, a bottom part 1 which forms the bottom and to which a cover part 2 is articulated. In a manner known per se, the bottom part 1 carries two locks 3 in the front side wall, which are arranged on both sides of a handle k , and is connected to the cover part 2 by means of two hinge supports 5, which serve to reduce the opening angle of the latter to about 90 to limit.

According to the invention, the upper housing part 2 carries a container 6 made of injection-mouldable plastic on its inside. This Container 6, which can be seen particularly well in FIG. 2, comprises a base 7, the outside of which is the inside of the lid part »Nits.

In the example shown here, the container 6 is an etching container, which can be fastened in the upper part of the housing 2 with suitable equipment, 3.B. by gluing, ultrasonic welding etc.

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It comprises a cover 8, which on one of its long sides with a hinge 9 is provided, which resetting devices, not shown, guaranteeing the automatic locking having. In this way, the container remains closed at all times, which prevents the contained therein Accidentally scatter items in the briefcase.

Referring again to FIG. 1, it should also be noted that that in the closed position of the lid of which the hinge 9 opposite edge over the corresponding side wall of the container 6 protrudes and thus offers a better grip for opening the container 6.

A profile strip 1o with a groove 11, into which the edge of the cover 8 is inserted, is used for reinforcement.

According to a particular embodiment of the invention, the container 6 is a container without a base of its own, the upper part of the housing 2 forms the bottom. Furthermore, in the case where the cover part 2 and the bottom part 1 are cast from plastic, the container 6 can be manufactured in one piece with the upper housing part 2.

It can thus be seen that thanks to the invention it is now possible to accommodate writing utensils in briefcases without fear to have it scattered among the various files.

For the sake of completeness it should be noted that inside of the upper housing part 2 a closed by a straps 13 compartment division 12 is provided, namely in the space left free by the container 6, the latter being in close proximity to the hinges that make the connection represent between the two parts 1,2 of the briefcase.

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Claims (7)

Sct. Support claims 1. Suitcase, in particular briefcase, with hinged bottom or lid part, characterized in that the Lid part (2) carries a container (6), preferably made of injection-mouldable plastic, on its inside. 2. Case according to claim 1, characterized in that the container (6) is an insert container with a bottom (7), the outside of which rests against the inside of the cover part (2). 3. Case according to claim 1, characterized in that the container (6) is a container without its own bottom, wherein the lid part (2) forms the bottom of the container. 4. Case according to claim 1, made of injection-mouldable plastic manufactured housing parts, characterized in that the container (6) is made in one piece with the cover part (2) is. 5. Case according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that that the container (6) is equipped with a lid (8) which is attached to a long side with a hinge (9) is provided, which has reset devices that ensure the automatic closing of the cover (3). 6. Case according to claim 5, characterized in that the hinge (9) opposite edge of the lid (3) in The closed position protrudes beyond the corresponding side wall of the container (6). 7. Case according to claim 5 and 6, characterized in that the hinge (9) ge: enüberlying edge of the lid. ". (8) lies in a groove (11) of a metallic profile strip (Ιο). 7800260 04/27/78