DE8624093U1 - Wall bracket for liquid containers with dosing pumps - Google Patents

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OPHARDT PRODUCT KG., Saaimannstr. 7-9, JOOO Berlin. 51 Wall bracket for liquid containers with dosing pumps

The invention relates to a wall holder for liquid containers with dosing pumps, consisting of a wall plate, a receiving basket for the container and a dosing bracket which can be pivoted relative to the receiving basket, the wall plate being made from a sheet metal blank consists and the receiving basket and the dosing bracket are made up of wires or rods.

Such a wall holder is intended in particular to hold liquid containers that contain liquid Personal care products, soaps, shampoos, and lotions the like contain * Such containers have a metering pump, which instead of the closure on the Container is attached. The dosing pump is operated by pressing down a dispenser head.

In a wall bracket known from practice, the receiving basket is made up of several wires or rods

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formed, which braced and welded together Are. The dosing bracket with which the dispenser head of the dosing pump is operated is one at the free end the rod protruding above the receiving basket, and iwar with a simple screw or rivet connection. Apart from the fact that the production of this known wall bracket is complex, its functionality and operability leave something to be desired, because In particular, smaller liquid containers are not supported free of movement in the receiving basket and the Dosing bracket can also perform movements in the direction of its joint axis due to insufficient storage.

The object of the invention is the functional reliability and to improve the usability of a wall bracket of the type described at the beginning.

This object is achieved in that the receiving basket consists of a single continuous multiple curved There is wire or rod, the back, the front And forms bottom-side support sections for the container and is held on the wall plate, and that the dosing bracket is hinged directly to the wall plate. This wall bracket allows for less Use of material and lower manufacturing costs better support of the liquid container, especially if, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention, the front support sections opposite the rear support sections are designed to be resilient. The storage of the dosing bracket is also more reliable because its pivot bearing is located directly on the wall plate.

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The receiving basket can preferably each have two mutually parallel support sections which are attached to the ends of the rear and the front support sections connected to one another via bends are. This creates a stable basket construction * even if the support sections are resilient. It is also possible to directly and articulated the back bends in a flange of the To store wall plate. In the case of wall brackets for heavier liquid containers, the rear and the front support sections over a reinforcement frame be united with each other.

The dosing bracket, which can also be articulated in a flange of the wall plate, can be Manufacture according to the same principle, namely from a continuously bent wire or rod with two substantially parallel sections, which at their front ends via a serving as a handle Bend are united and the back bends. ^ Gen have, which are mounted on the wall plate.

In addition, a metering piece that can be placed on the metering pump can be arranged on the metering bracket. This Dosing piece can be adapted to the location of the dispenser head of the respective metering pump can also be attached to the metering bracket in a displaceable manner.

In the following, exemplary embodiments of the invention shown in the drawing are explained; it demonstrate:

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a wall bracket

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I Fig. 2 another embodiment of the object according to *

Fig. 1,;

FIG. 3 shows a further embodiment of the object according to FIG. 1.

The wall bracket shown is intended for liquid containers 1, which are shown in the drawing with dashed lines. Such a liquid container 1 has a metering pump 2 with a dispenser head 3 and an outlet 4. By depressing the Dispenser head 3, the metering pump 2 is actuated and a corresponding amount of liquid emerges from the Outlet 4 out.

The wall bracket initially includes a wall plate 5 which can be attached to a wall or the like with two screws 6. It may be sufficient also a single fastening screw. With others, Versions not shown can be the wall plate 5 can also be designed in two parts, the two parts having latching devices assigned to one another and one part is attached to the wall while the other part is detachably held thereon.

The wall plate 5 has a rectangular cut

as well as one at the top and one at the bottom continuous flange 7 or 8. The lower flange

7 forms a pivot bearing for a receiving basket 9 |

and the upper flange 8 is a spherical plain bearing for an I.

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The receiving basket 9 is made of a continuous and formed multiple bent wire or rod. It has two rear support sections that are parallel to one another 11, which merge into support sections 12 on the bottom and then into support sections 13 on the front. the Front support portions 13 are resilient and have bends 14, so that the Receiving container is as it were when using liquid containers 1 of different diameters automatically adapts to the shape and diameter of the liquid container 1. The ends of the front Support sections 13 are connected to one another via a bend 15. Bends 16 also proceed from the ends of the rear support sections 11, those in the Börde! 8 engage and thus form a joint bearing for the receiving basket 9.

The metering bracket 10 is also bent from a continuous wire or rod and has two side by side guided sections 17, which in plan view have the shape of an X, the front ends these sections 17 are united with one another via a bend 18 and the rear ends of the sections 17 also have bends 19 which engage in the flange 7 of the wall plate 5, so that the The metering bracket is articulated on the wall plate 5. In the middle area of the dosing bracket 10 is a pressure piece is arranged which can be placed on the dispenser head 3 of the liquid container 1. In the drawing is not shown that the pressure piece 20 along the metering bracket 10 at different points Can be arranged to allow adaptation to different liquid containers 1 *

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Designate in the embodiment shown in FIG like reference numerals like parts. Different compared to Fig. 1 is only that the front Support sections 13 are straight over their entire length and that the connecting bend 15 to adapt to the shape of the liquid container 1 is kinked.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, the same reference symbols designate the same parts. This Wall bracket is intended in particular for heavy liquid containers 1. The receiving basket 9 is similar «Formed as in the embodiment according to FIG however, the connecting bend 15 is stretched. An undesired bend or deflection of the receiving basket 9 under the weight of the liquid container 1, the rear support »Sections 11 with the front support sections 13 connected via a reinforcement frame 21. The reinforcement frame 21 has a rectangular shape Layout. But it can also have a different floor plan.

The wall brackets shown can be used at low Produce material costs with simple means and also pack in a space-saving manner. You meet everyone Requirements with regard to functional safety and usability.

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Claims (1)

Dr.-lng. WA'LT ^ -Fl δΊΑ, Β'Κ " FATE NANWYER I Moerser Strasse 140 D-4150 Krefeld 1 Ή C021 51) 28222 and 20469 Hü 8 53 578 Expectations 1. Wall bracket for liquid containers with dosing pumps, consisting of a wall plate, a receiving basket for the container and a dosing bracket which can be pivoted relative to the receiving basket, the wall plate consists of a sheet metal blank and the receiving basket and the dosing bracket made of wires or rods i are constructed, characterized in that the I receiving basket (9) from a single continuous, t multiple bent wire or rod that consists of j back, bottom and front support sections (11, 12, 13) for the container ! and is held on the wall plate (5) and that I the dosing bracket (10) directly on the wall plate \ (5) is hinged. 5 2. Wall bracket according to claim 1, characterized in that I. that the receiving basket (9) each two with each other I. has parallel support sections (11, 12, 13,), i those at the ends of the back and the front lateral support sections (11 _} 13) are connected to one another via bends (15, 16). Il I I · I • * t Dtutiche Bank AQ Krefeld 103/1525 BLZ 32070 (180, '>, SJjer ^ aeee J * r <jfel <J 309722 BL; Z 32050000 <Postscheck Essen -4055-431 BLZ360KXM3 PATENTANWALT PR, STARK · MOERSER STR, 1 * 0 * ». 0-41Φ Kf? EFEkD. * &> "(DjZJ 51) 28222 u, 20469. (H 853578 TR, iS • ■ 3. Wall bracket according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the rear bends (16) are articulated in a flange (8) of the wall plate (9). 4. Wall bracket according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized characterized in that the front support sections (13) opposite the rear support sections (11) are resilient. 5. Wall bracket according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the rear and the front Support sections (11, 13) over a reinforcement frame (21) are united with one another. 6. Wall bracket according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized characterized in that the metering bracket (10) is articulated is mounted in a flange (7) of the wall plate (5). 7. Wall plate according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the metering bracket (10) consists of one continuous, bent wire or rod with two consists essentially of parallel sections (17), which at their front ends via a as Handle serving bend (18) are combined and have the rear bends (19), which are mounted on the wall plate (5). 8. Wall bracket according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that on the dosing bracket (10) on the dosing pump attachable pressure piece (20) § is arranged. ""Hi, 3 PATENT ADVERTISER DR. STARK ■ MOERSER "'" STf], 14, 'fl ' · <0-Μ δί Kilßli ^ D, '''S') (OGt 51) 28222 U, 20469 · [R] 853578 3 - 9. Wall bracket according to claim 8 * characterized that the dosing piece (20) is slidably attached to the dosing bracket (10) *