DE8404176U1 - TOOL MAGAZINE - Google Patents

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The invention relates to a tool magazine consisting of a hollow handle for holding tools with a lock + cap for the lower open end of the handle and one on the upper one closed oriff end attached clamping device for optional clamping of the tools.

Such a tool magazine is known in which the handle end and the closure cap are interlocked with one another are connected and the cap is rotatably mounted after snapping onto the lower end of the handle. This known tool magazine is characterized by the fact that the rotatable mounting of the locking cap snapped onto the handle to work with the tool clamped in each case, while the closure cap remains in the hand as a fixed support or for applying the required pressure force, is unsatisfactory however, the fact that for tool removal the cap must always be removed from the handle and finally pushed back on. It's awkward. In addition, the closure cap can be lost in the course of such manipulations In addition, it is problematic that the known embodiment has to deal with opposite tasks, namely one on the one hand to ensure firm closure, on the other hand to be easily removable * In this respect, a satisfactory solution hardly reach ♦

The BrfindüöGf is based on the task of creating a tool magazine To create the type described above, in which the Versehit cap on the handle is properly secured uafl amen Tool removal does not have to be removed from the handle, but stored captive on the handle and easy to is open.

This object is achieved by the invention in a generic tool magazine aa & ateh that the closure cap in a araf dem lower end of the handle captively fixed lower part of the cap and a

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The upper part of the cap hinged to the lower part of the cap is divided * and that the upper part of the cap is in the closed position on the cap { lower part by means of a locking device with the cap-j lower part is lockable. - These measures of the invention have As a result, on the one hand, there is still a rotatable bearing for the closure cap on the lower end of the handle of the handle can be realized, but now an undetachable one fixation of the closure cap is possible because the Versehludkappe is divided into a cap upper part and a lower part and the tool magazine becomes accessible by opening the upper part of the cap. «The tool magazine is opened and closed that is, simply by actuating the upper part of the cap pivotably mounted on the lower part of the cap, so that the lower part of the cap while maintaining its rotatable mounting inextricably linked to the handle end of the handle loads. Furthermore the locking device ensures a secure closure because the upper part of the cap is perfectly on the lower part of the cap is locked and consequently no tools can be lost *

Further features essential to the invention are listed below. Bo , the lower part of the cap and the upper part of the cap are preferably connected to one another via a hinge or hinge. In order to achieve a perfect seal between the upper part of the cap and the lower part of the cap, the upper part of the cap preferably has a collar engaging the lower part of the cap or, conversely, the lower part of the cap has such a collar engaging the upper part of the cap. According to preferred execution

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of the invention is of independent significance that to form the locking device, the upper part of the cap has a locking tongue with a latching seam and the lower part of the cap a corresponding tongue recess with one of the locking lug Has traversable locking shoulder, and that the locking tongue is mounted in the cap * upper part so that it can be disengaged from its locking position. As a result, the top part of the cap brews Transfer in the closed position only to the bottom of the cap " to be partially pressed while unlocking by actuating the locks that can be disengaged from their detent position tongue done. In this context, the invention provides for a closure cap made of plastic that the The lower part of the cap and the upper part of the cap over a hinge «

i band-forming plastic bar is connected. This plastic * embodiment enables the closure cap to be designed _: including the hinge between the upper and lower parts of the cap and the locking device in a one-piece design. Because according to the invention, the locking tongue is aligned with the upper part of the cap and the lower part of the cap and is formed by a cutout from the upper part of the cap and the lower part of the cap and resiliently supported by webs forming a tilting axis in the upper part of the cap in front of a level movement The webs forming the tilting axis are located in the edge area of the upper part of the cap and merge into the locking tongue as a kind of torsion spring-like edge webs.

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The advantages achieved by the invention are substantial {can be seen in the fact that a tool magazine is realized, in which, on the one hand, the closure cap cannot be lost under Bei-'bahalt-jng a rotatable bearing on the open end of the handle of the Can fix the handle, but on the other hand can be easily opened for tool removal. Because the cap is divided into a lower part of the cap for captive fixation and an upper part of the cap for opening and closing, whereby a locking device between the upper part of the cap and the lower part of the cap for proper closing of the upper part of the cap

on the lower part of the cap, so that the sick in the tool j magazine or tools located in the handle cannot be lost. The otherwise cumbersome manipulation with the Closing cap is unnecessary in the construction according to the invention, j in particular, there is no longer any fear that the cap j itself may be lost. All of this succeeds with realization a relatively simple and, in terms of manufacturing technology, rational and, moreover, functional construction.

In the following the invention is explained in more detail with reference to a drawing showing only one exemplary embodiment; it demonstrate:

Fig. 1 shows a tool magazine according to the invention in front view ι the locking device for the cap,

FIG. 2 shows a vertical section through the object according to FIG. 1

in the area of the cap and the lower end of the handle,

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3 shows the object according to FIG. 2 in a front view with the open Cap and

Fig. 4 is a view from above of the closure cap.

In the figures, a tool magazine is shown, which in its basic structure of a hollow handle 1 for holding tools 2 with a cap 3 for the lower open end of the handle and a clamping device 4 attached to the upper closed end of the handle for optional clamping the tools 2 consists. The lower end of the handle and the cap 3 are captive to each other via a locking seat 5 tied together. The closure cap 3 is rotatably mounted after snapping onto the lower end of the handle. Furthermore, the closure cap 3 in a cap base fixed on the lower end of the handle 6 and an upper cap part 7 hinged to the lower cap part 6. The upper part of the cap 7 is located in Locked position on the lower cap part 6 and is by means of a locking device 8 with the lower cap part 6 in this locked position can be locked. The lower cap part 6 and the upper cap part 7 are connected via a hinge or hinge 9 connected to each other. The upper cap part 7 has a collar 10 engaging in the lower cap part 6 when it is in the locked position. To form the locking device 8, the upper part of the cap 7 has a locking tongue 11 with a latching seam 12 and the lower part of the cap 6 has a corresponding tongue recess 13 with one of the Raetnase traversable locking shoulder 14. The locking tongue 11 is can be disengaged from its latching position in the upper part of the cap 7

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camps. The closure cap 3 is made of plastic. The lower part of the cap 6 is connected to the upper part of the cap 7 via a plastic web forming the hinge 9. The locking The tongue 11 is aligned with the upper part 7 and the lower part 6 of the cap. It practically forms a section of the upper part 7 of the cap and the lower cap part 6. Furthermore, the locking tongue 11 is About a tilt axis forming webs 15 mounted with a predetermined play in the cap upper part 7, so that by a as it were, pressing down the locking tongue 11 about the tilt axis a disengagement of the locking lug 12 behind the locking shoulder 14 and thereby an unlocking of the cap upper part 7 is achieved will. The webs 15 forming the tilting axis lie in the edge region of the upper cap part 7 and go as edge webs into the locking tongue 11 over. - The entire plastic cap, including the hinge and the locking device, can be produced in one piece from plastic.

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Claims (6)

Tool magazines protection claims: 1. Tool magazine, consisting of a hollow handle for holding tools with a cap for the lower end of the handle and a clamping device attached to the upper end of the handle for optionally clamping the tools, characterized in that the cap (3) in a on the lower end of the handle fixed cap base (6) and one on the Cap lower part (6) hinged cap upper part (7) is divided, and that the cap upper part (7) in the closed position on the caps lower part (6) by means of a locking device (8) with the ι i » * i • · · # t ··· Honke & IYuliieir PofenkMiwcwe nt Essen Cap lower part (6) can be locked. 2. Tool magazine according to claim 1, characterized in that the lower cap part (6) and the upper cap part (7) are connected to one another via a hinge or hinge (9). 3. Tool magazine according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that «i & that the top cap part (7) engages in the bottom cap part (6) when the top cap part (7) is in the closed position Has collar (10) or vice versa. 4. Tool magazine according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that that to form the locking device (8) the cap upper part (7) has a locking tongue (11) with a Latch (12) and the lower cap part (6) have a corresponding tongue recess (13) with one over which the latch (12) can pass Has locking shoulder (14), and that the locking straps (11) is mounted in the upper part of the cap (7) so that it can be disengaged from its latching position. 5. Tool magazine with a plastic cap, according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the cap lower part (6) with the cap upper part (7) via a Hinge band (9) forming plastic web is connected. 6. Tool magazine according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the locking tongue (11) is aligned with the upper cap part (7) and lower cap part (6) and is formed by a section of the upper cap part (7) and lower cap part (6) and webs (1S) forming a tilt axis with front Il I I I fl ι; il «j f hu .! ■■■ « I «I Il III YYY- »« I «S <<I III« » XJXI. —TJ UmmIm Λ, umetttmm HillnnimmiHlta Im * ---— IWH W ΓβΠΓΙβΓ / rUIUIIIUIiyWUIIV ΙΠ BaSBII Affectedungeepiol is resiliently mounted in the cap part (7) " 7, tool inagaain close to one of the Aaeprtioha 1 to 6, characterized by the fact that the webs forming Klppaohee (18> are in the edge of the cap shell (?) And are transferred as t © 29ione £ öäea? Aa: fcige fiandstega into the locking tongue (11).