DE8121205U1 - FACILITIES FOR SELF-CASHING DEVICES - Google Patents

Description

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Paul Gauseimann
Fontaneweg 19
4992 Espelkamp

Facility for self-collecting devices

The innovation concerns a facility for self-collecting devices for collecting and emptying coins with one in its own, in front open box depositable cash box, the walls of which at the front and back Have through openings for one on the rear wall of the Box fixed angle rod that penetrates the inserted cash box, with your front protruding from the front through-opening The end has a hole for a padlock securing the cash box against being pulled out.

A device of the type mentioned is known from DE-OS 29 24 627.

In the event of device break-ins, the theft of the money from the cash box had the goal, the angle bar was extended from its attachment by attached to the padlock torques in the known device.

The innovation is therefore based on the task of a facility of the initially to create the type mentioned, which offers a secure protection of the cash register against the procedures described.

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A first solution to the problem is that the angle rod in is essentially formed from two parts connected to one another by a swivel joint, so that the angle rod does not have any torques on its Can transfer attachment.

A second, both independent and combinable with the first Solution is that the angle bar is bent in a substantially J-shape is, with the base to be fastened to the rear wall carrying two legs, one of which is attached to its through the front Through hole protruding end has the bore, during the others through a second push-through opening in the rear wall only protrudes into the cash box.

A device that has this feature may catch the angle bar transmitted torques in the fastening and in the cash box on, with one on the second leg in the second push-through opening acting counterforce is awakened, so that a corresponding counter-torque is effective at the base. If the torques exceed a material and shape-specific value, then the long leg of the angle bar deformed helically.

An embodiment of the innovation is based on the accompanying drawing described. Show it:

Fig. 1 self-collecting device with the door open with the device after the innovation in front view.

Fig. 2 box with inserted cash box in section through the in Fig. 1 section line indicated by arrows and

Fig. 3 J-shaped angle rod.

In the drawing is a total of 1 designated self-collecting Device shown, whose technical facilities are not shown in Upper large interior space 2 can be found. The openly drawn Door 3 can be locked.

Below the large interior space 2 there is a box that is open at the front

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4, which tightly encloses a cash box.

FIG. 2 shows a sectional illustration according to that identified in FIG. 1 Cutting line. The inserted money cassette 5 is one of the rear wall 6 of the box 4 with two screws 7 attached to its base 8 angle rod 9 penetrated. The base 8 carries a short one and a long leg 10 and 11, both of which are claw-like through their own through openings 12 and 13 in the rear wall 14 of the cash box 5 penetrate.

The claw-like engagement of the two legs 10 and 11 in the through openings 12 and 13 causes torques acting on the long leg 10 not only from the base attachment, but also from the Cash cassette 5 are included.

The angle rod 9 shown enlarged in Fig. 3 is according to the The innovation essentially consists of two parts; she kicks her front end from the push-through opening 15 in the front wall 16 out of the inserted cash box 5 (Fig. 2). The long Leg 10 of the angle rod 9 has a flange-forming bend at the front 17, which has a bore 18 for pivotably receiving a Bolzens19 is used, which forms the front end of the angle rod 9. Of the Bolt 19 ends in a thread 20 onto which a nut 21 is screwed, which, when tightened, experiences a stop without doing so to exert axial forces on the flange 17.

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In the bolt 19 is in its front, from the through opening 15 protruding part a bore 22 running transversely to its axis introduced for receiving a padlock 23.

The pivot connection between the bolt 19 and the long one Leg 10 causes that on the latter 10 from the padlock 23 no Torques can be transmitted.

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Claims (2)

Protection claims 1. Device for self-collecting devices for collecting and emptying coins with a cash box that can be deposited in its own box open at the front, the walls of which have openings at the front and rear for an angle rod attached to the rear wall of the box that penetrates the inserted cash box, with you The front end protruding from the front push-through opening has a bore running transversely to its axis for a padlock which prevents the cash box from being pulled out, characterized in that the angle bar (9) essentially consists of two parts (10) connected to one another by a swivel joint (17 to 20) , 19) is formed so that the angle rod (9) cannot transmit any torque to its attachment (6 to 8). 2. Facility for self-collecting devices for collecting and emptying of coins with one that can be deposited in its own box open at the front Cash box, the walls of which have push-through openings at the front and back have for a rod attached to the rear wall of the box angle which penetrates the inserted cash box, wherein its front end protruding from the front through-opening has a bore running transversely to its axis for a cash box has padlock securing against pulling out or device according to claim 1, characterized in that the angle rod (9) is bent substantially J-shaped, its base (8) to be fastened to the rear wall (6) carrying two legs (10, 11), one of which (10) on its through the front through opening (15) protruding end (19) has the bore (22), while the other (11) protrudes through a second through opening (13) in the rear wall (14) only into the cash box (5). ..93 / 124.