DE7934534U1 - BEVERAGE CAN HOLDER FOR MOTOR VEHICLES - Google Patents

Description

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Drinks can holders for automobiles

Soft drinks for drivers are today in rest stops, gas stations or the like. In cans, the leiohi are to be opened and the naoh emptying are thrown away. The contents of these cans are such that they usually do not be drunk once, and then the difficulty arises in the motor vehicle to put down the half-filled can. In Most motor vehicles do not have a suitable space for this, and even if you put the half-full can on the On the ground or in a storage compartment, there is a risk that the can will tip over and leak when accelerating or braking. Then when the driver wants to grab the can, he will distracted in his attention, and depending on the traffic this can lead to an accident.

The invention is now based on the object of designing a beverage can holder for motor vehicles so that it is in a ' nem any motor vehicle can be safely attached to a location where the can is easily accessible. The beverage can holder should be designed so that it easily installed in any motor vehicle and can be removed again.

This object is achieved according to the invention in that a beverage can holder for motor vehicles is designed so that an insertion tab is provided between the glass a vehicle door and the seal adjacent to it can be inserted, with this insertion tab an arcuate middle part is connected, which

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in common use iron has a recess »which Plugging in a can runs out and one near the bottom The bracket connects to the one to be inserted in its lOrm Can adapted ibt. At the lower end of the arched middle section the end is bent at an angle and forms a support arm, which is supported by the interior lining of the door.

Ba the inner paneling of the door within the through the pane of glass defined plane is «created when the two tabs are in one plane, by inserting the one» plug-in tab a tension that ensures that the support 1 before pressing firmly against the inner surface of the {engine cover. By setting the angle between the tuck-in flap and the middle section, this tension can be set to a desired value

The width of the arched middle part is in the upper slightly larger than the diameter of the can to be accommodated and can decrease from there downwards constantly, so that the Die! flap has a smaller width than the Einetecklasche.

To achieve a better holding, ribs can be provided on the inner surface of the can holder, which according to protrude inwards and allow a secure holding of the used box * The holder usually exists from an approximately cylindrical part, which is closed at the bottom by a bottom. The floor doesn't have to be continuous, it is sufficient if he is trained to such an extent that the can is not allowed can fall. In the middle part of the base an upwardly protruding pin can be provided, on which the can then securely rests.

An example embodiment of the invention is described below with reference to the drawing, in which

single figure a trained according to the invention drinks nozzle holder is shown.

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A once eeklasehe 1 has an approximately rectangular shape in this embodiment. However, the Einetecklasche can also be trapezoidal, in which case the lower edge of this Üinstecklasöhe is longer than the connecting edge to the central part. The thickness of this flap can decrease downwards, which makes it easier to insert. The arcuate middle part 2 adjoins this Sinstecklaschc 1, which has the width of the Einstecklaschc the top and becomes narrower at the transition into the support tab 3. In this middle part, a recess 4- is now provided, to which a holder 5 is connected at the bottom. On the inner surface of this holder, ribs 6 are attached, which hold the inserted can securely.

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Claims (1)

Dr. F. Zumstein see'- Dr. E. Äs'srhann'-IDf. R. Koenigsberger Dipl.-Phys. R. Holzbauer »bipl.-lng. * F * 'Klingseisen - Dr. F. Zumstein jun. PATENT LAWYERS BOOO München 2 ■ BräuhausstraQe 4 -Telephone collective no. 225341 'TeIeQrBmPfIeZUmPBt-TeIeX 5 29Θ7Θ VZw. Anton Alfred Schimmeipfennig, Großhesselohe ? - t prerequisites 1. Beverage can holder for motor vehicles, marked through a tuck-in flap that can be inserted between the glass pane of a motor vehicle door and the seal resting on it (1), through an arcuate middle part (2) which has a recess in the upper part, to which one directed downwards in the position of use, adapted to the shape of the can to be accommodated Bracket (5) connects, and attached to the other end of the arcuate middle part by one Support bracket (3) supporting the inside of the car door. 2. Beverage can holder according to claim 1, characterized that the angle between the plug-in flap (1) and the middle part (2) is dimensioned so that the support flap is pretensioned against the inside of the door. Il * I i * «I i I suffered Beverage can holder after. Claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that the width of the "arcuate middle part (2) from the insert tab (1) to the support tab (3) is continuous, decreases. 4. Beverage can operator according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that on the inner surface the bracket several, vertically extending, protruding Ribs (6) are attached. 5 «Beverage can holder according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by a spacer pin projecting inward from the bottom of the holder. Mil Il («« II ********* t II Il I »* I * * 4t * I II * «4t I