DE8013311U1 - Display device, in particular parking disc - Google Patents

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Arnold Hohner, Laurinsteig 66, 1000 Berlin 28

Display device, in particular parking disc

The innovation relates to a display device, in particular
Parking discs, with one essentially within one out
Front wall and rear wall formed frame rotatably mounted disc.

Known display devices of this type, in particular parking disks, have a recess within the front wall in the region of the disk surface, through which a part of the
Disc surface can be seen. For parking discs, this has numbers from 1 to 12, which indicate the parking times

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indicate. The pane protrudes laterally out of the frame ΐ

and can be touched by hand to turn it. f§

Conventional display devices, in particular parking discs of these;

Art mostly consist of cardboard or cardboard but also of art;> fabric or metal.

The rotating disc is stored within the I. Frame regularly with a central bearing pin, which is inserted through the front wall, pane and rear wall and, is secured. The use of such a bearing pin makes the production of such display devices more expensive, '; ■' since a separate work process is required to attach the bearing pin.

The innovation is therefore based on the task of a display ||

device, in particular a parking disc, of the generic ΐ

Kind of creating that in terms of the storage of the disc ί

is simple and inexpensive to manufacture. $

To solve this problem, the innovation between fore |

wall and rear wall the arrangement of a bearing tongue .vor, the 'ι

through a central bearing opening of the disc from its rear;!

side is pushed through to the front or vice versa, ;; wherein the effective width of the bearing tongue is substantially equal to the diameter of the central bearing opening of the

^r ; Disc. The bearing tongue can be produced in a simple and inexpensive manner from the same material as

Front wall and back wall of the frame. The assembly of the disc on the bearing tongue is very easy, since this only through

- the central bearing opening of the disc from its rear side must be pushed through to the front or vice versa.

The bearing tongue can be used to hold and guide the disc laterally Have classifications, the smallest distance from each other forms the effective width of the bearing tongue. In However, it is very particularly preferred that the inner clear width of the frame in the longitudinal direction of the bearing tongue is essentially the same as the outer diameter the disc. As a result, the bearing tongue forms an axis about which the disk can be rotated. A shifting of the disc along the axis formed by the bearing tongue is prevented that the disc within the clear Width of the frame is guided immovably.

Finally, in a very particularly preferred manner, it is provided that the front wall, the rear wall and the bearing tongue are made in one piece are formed and against each other or are folded into each other, the front wall and the rear wall together by a Tab are secured. In this embodiment, the display device or the parking disc consists in particular of a stiffer one

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Cardboard or cardboard. A display device template made from these materials only needs along two Faize to be folded and after sliding the disc onto the bearing tongue by inserting the tab of the front wall to be secured in the back wall.

The innovation is explained in more detail below with the aid of an exemplary embodiment of a parking disc shown in the drawings explained. Show it:

Fig. 1 'is a plan view of the front wall of the parking disc,

FIG. 2 shows a simplified cross-section along the line II - II in FIG. 1,

3 shows a plan view of the disk with bearing tongue and rear wall with the front wall cut away and

4 shows a plan view of the one-piece front wall with rear wall, bearing tongue and tab,

The parking disc shown consists of a front wall 1, a rear wall 2, a bearing tongue 3, a disk 4 and a tab 5. The front wall 1, the rear wall 2 and the Bearing tongue 3 with tab 5 are, as Fig. 4 shows, a

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formed in pieces / in particular made of strong cardboard or cardboard. The front wall 1 is from the rear wall 2 by a Fold 6 and separated from the bearing tongue 3 and the tab 5 by a fold 7. Inside the front wall 1 is a segment-like Recess 8 is provided. A substantially rectangular recess 9 is provided within the rear wall 2. The rear wall has a slot 10 at the bottom for the tab 5 to pass through.

As FIG. 2 shows, the bearing tongue 3 is folded around the fold 7 on the rear side of the front wall 1. On the bearing tongue 3 is the one provided with a central bearing opening 11 Disk 4 attached. The rear wall 2 is folded around the fold 6 against the bearing tongue 3 with the disc 4 attached. the The tab 5 is placed around the fold 7 on the outside of the rear wall 2 and pierced through the slot 10, so that the end of the tab 5 lies on the inner surface of the rear wall 2 between the latter and the bearing tongue 3.

As FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 show, the upper side of the disk 4 can be seen through the segment-shaped recess 8 will. An arrow 12 (FIG. 4) points to a marking (not shown) on the surface of the disk 4 The opposite side of the disk 4 can be seen through the recess 9.

Like it Pig. 1 and 3 show, the one above the fold 7 with the front wall 1 firmly connected bearing tongue 3 on the back of the disc 4 through its central bearing opening 11 pushed through onto the front of the disk 4. The effective width of the bearing tongue 3 is essentially the same the diameter of the central bearing opening 11 of the disc As a result, the bearing tongue 3 forms a bearing axis for the disk 4, a displacement of the disk 4 in the direction of Bearing tongue 3 is prevented that the diameter of the disc 4 of the clear width inside the front wall Ί and rear wall 2 corresponds to the frame formed, so that the disc 4 in each case in the area of the folds 6,7 as further Storage locations is performed.

The outside diameter of the disk 4 is larger than the width the front and rear walls 1 and 2 transversely to the longitudinal direction of the bearing tongue 3. As a result, the disk 4 protrudes over the side Edges 13, 14 of the front and rear walls 1 and 2, respectively, so that the disk 4 can be gripped and rotated here by hand can.

The shape of the bearing tongue 3, the tab 5, the recesses 8, 9 and the slot 10 can be seen in particular from FIG. 4

Claims (4)

1. Display device / in particular parking disc, with a substantially inside, a front wall and a rear wall frame formed rotatably mounted disc, characterized in that that a bearing tongue (3) is arranged between the front wall (1) and the rear wall (2) and through a central bearing opening (11) of the disc (4) from its rear side to the front side or vice versa is pushed through j where the effective The width of the bearing tongue (3) is essentially the same as the diameter of the central bearing opening (11) of the disc (4). 2. Display device according to claim 1, characterized in that the bearing tongue (3) for receiving and guiding the disc (4) -2- has lateral incisions, the smallest distance from each other forms the effective width of the bearing tongue (3). 3. Display device according to claim 1, characterized in that the inner clear width of the frame (distance between the folds 6.7) in the longitudinal direction of the bearing tongue (3) essentially gleioli is the outside diameter of the disc (4). 4. Display device according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized characterized in that the front wall (1), the rear wall (2) and the bearing tongue (3) are formed in one piece and against each other or are folded into one another, the front wall (1) and the rear wall (2) being secured to one another by a tab (5) are.