DE7912098U1 - STAND, IN PARTICULAR TO ACCEPT WRITING AND CHARACTER TEMPLATES - Google Patents

Description

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The invention relates to a stand, in particular
for holding font and character templates, which is around a
Central axis is rotatable and distributed in the circumferential direction
Has receiving areas, each in the axial direction
are divided by support walls.

Such stands are, for example, to a large extent for _t :

s the storage of paperbacks in bookstores, purchase j

houses, among others, and they have the advantage that the |

Books in them easily accessible and easily removed S

being held. |

In these known stands, the individual, between |

two support walls adjacent in the axial direction

the compartments all have the same height, since it is assumed that

it can be said that paperbacks usually all roughly ||

have the same format. The well-known stand is thus |

not suitable for picking up objects that are strong | have different height dimensions, such as

wisely is the case with font and character templates.

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It is therefore the object of the invention to provide a stand for holding objects with different height dimensions to accomplish.

To solve this problem, a stand of the type mentioned is designed according to the invention such that the Support walls are adjustable in the axial direction, including preferably in the opposite of the insertion openings Back walls of the receiving areas are provided axially spaced holes, while at the rear ends of the support walls matching plug-in pins are fitted in the holes.

Due to this axial adjustability of the support walls, the heights of the individual compartments can be adjusted according to the dimensions change the items to be accommodated in them, so that the stand, for example, also for storage different font and character templates can be used.

In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the insertion pins extend perpendicularly from the support walls upwards and are cranked in an S-shape, so that in the assembled state their section adjoining the support wall the surface of the support wall facing the insertion opening, while the ends lie against the rear, whereby

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a stable and reliable mounting of the support walls results.

Appropriately, each support wall has two insert pins, and these insertion pins can be formed for each of the receiving walls by a U-shaped bent wire bracket, the Eich extends with its legs in the longitudinal direction through or along the receiving wall and its closed The front end protrudes beyond the support wall and is directed obliquely upwards, so that this closed end is the plugged in Gives additional support to objects.

The invention is explained in more detail below with reference to the figures showing an exemplary embodiment.

Figure 1 shows a side view of a stand according to the invention.

Figure 2 shows a section along the line II-II from Figure 1.

Figure 3 shows a partial section along the line III-III from Figure 1.

The stand shown has a base plate 1 on del »An axis 17 is attached around which the upper part of the stand rotates

is cash. The upper part of the stand consists of a base plate 2, L of a cover plate 3 and separating

: walls 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.

', - walls, of which only the rear wall 10 of the partition

\ wand 5 is designated (Figure 2). Parallel to the separ

walls, then short side walls run to the rear walls

;, walls, for example the side wall 13 in Figure 2. The Be

wall ends at the following in the circumferential direction,

corner formed by partition and rear wall. This creates receiving areas for objects in which the

Objects are easily recognizable, especially if the separating

! walls are made of transparent material, and from which

they are easy to find.

■ ' The formed receiving areas are in the direction of the axis 17,

. so divided in the vertical by support walls, from

only a few of which are shown in Figure 1 and from deneu only the support wall 11 is designated in FIG. Since the support walls including their holder are all constructed identically, only the receiving wall 11 is described below described with their bracket.

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The support wall 11 is connected to a U-shaped wire bracket

bound, which at its inner end has an angled I

rich 15 (Figure 3) has. This angled area is |

S-shaped cranked, so that a f

transmitter section 15a, a transition section 15b and a |

End section 15c f extending parallel to section 15a.

arises. The closed end 12 of the strap protrude forward \ on Aufiagewand 11 out and is bent obliquely upwardly (Figures 1 and 2).

The bracket areas 15 enable the support wall to be hooked into the rear wall 10 at an axial distance from one another
Pairs of holes 16 are provided. Depending on the selected pair of holes> there is a different height position of the support wall, Ü

and by inserting the areas 15 into the holes ?

the support wall held, as indicated in Figure 3, |

ie as a result of the resulting torque, the Ab- i

cuts 15a and 15c against the surfaces of the rear wall 10 1

pressed and the area 15 held in the holes. ί

see below: where

Claims (5)

- & "s" POLBBRG PATENTANWÄLTE BESELERSTUASSE A D-2OOO HAMBURG 52 PROFESSIONAL REPRESEfMTATIVES BEFORE THE EUROPEAN PATENT OFFICI DR J D FRHR by UEXKULl DR ULRICH GRAF STOLBERG DIPL-ING JÜRGEN SUCHANTKE. ARNULF HUSER DR ALLARD BY KAMEKE DP. KARLHEINZ SCHULMEYER rotring-Werke Riepe KG Kieler Strasse 301 - 303 2000 Hamburg 54 (15649) Hamburg, April 6, 1979 Stand, in particular for holding writing and drawing templates for protection claims 1. Stand, especially for holding writing and Drawing stencils that can be rotated around a central axis and receiving areas distributed in the circumferential direction which are each subdivided in the axial direction by support walls, characterized in that the support walls (e.g. 11) are adjustable in the axial direction. 2. Stand according to claim 1, characterized in that in the back opposite the insertion openings walls (e.g. 10) of the receiving areas in an axial stand holes (15) are provided and that on the rear Ends of the support walls (11) in the holes (15) jj matching plug-in pins (13, 14) are attached. 3. Stand according to claim 2, characterized in that the egg plug pins (13, 14) from the support walls (11) extend vertically upwards and are cranked in an S-shape. 4. Stand according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that each support wall (11) has two insertion pins (13, 14) having. 5. Stand according to claim 4, characterized in that the insertion pins (13, 14) for each of the receiving walls are formed by a U-shaped bent wire bracket, which extends with its legs in the longitudinal direction or along the support wall ιΊ1) extends and its closed end (12) at the front over the support wall (11) protrudes and is directed obliquely upwards.