DE8705068U1 - Container for individual dispensing of strip-shaped goods - Google Patents

Description

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1 .it. 1987

Container for individual dispensing of strip-shaped Gilt

The invention/innovation relates to a container

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Some designs of dispenser boxes for notes or business cards are known. The item to be dispensed is large and of the same thickness over the entire length. The top card is pushed from the stack over an inclined plane over the dispensing opening by a lever or a slider with a rubberized end. In the design under P 3h 3o 8^3 A1, the item is completely conveyed out of the container by rubber rollers that are driven by gears.

The known solutions only work in a certain position of the container, e.g. lying on the table. They are also not suitable for very narrow strips that are in a very high stack, especially if the strips are not the same thickness over the entire length. |

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The invention/innovation is based on the task of individually dispensing narrow, long strips, in particular those that are not the same thickness over the entire length, in particular indicator sticks, from a container that contains a high stack and is inserted in a movable manner.

The invention is based on the fact that the container, a flat can, becomes a dispenser can by using a slider part and a pressure spring, whereby a strip of the contents is pushed out with the slider part through a narrow dispensing opening in the lid designed according to the invention. The slider part has a step at the lower end which is on the same level as the base of the container and can grasp a strip of the contents at a time. It has one or one to three touch surfaces at the side for operation and a return spring at the top. The dispensing opening is designed in such a way that when the slider is operated, a strip of the contents is released and the rest of the contents are blocked. The strip is pushed out of the container so far that it can be grasped by hand. The dispensing opening is bevelled on the side facing the slider part so that the lower, thicker side of the strip can also pass through freely. On the side of the container opposite the slider part there is a pressure spring which ensures that the strips remain in order and are placed against the slider part.

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The invention/innovation is presented for example in

Fig. 1 in longitudinal section, through the container in rest position,

Fig. 2 in partial section from above,
Fig. 3 in longitudinal section in dispenser position, Fig. h in view from above.

The flat container, adapted to the strip-shaped contents, consists of a container part 1, a lid 2, a slide part 3 and a pressure spring h. On one narrow side of the container 1, the slide part 3" moves in a shaft-like boundary, to which a return spring 5 is formed. On the other narrow side there is a pressure spring k. The slide part 3 has a step 6 at the lower end, the upper surface 7 of which, in the rest position, lies in the same plane as the base surface of the container 1. The step 6 projects as far into the interior of the container 1 as the thickness of a strip 8. A transverse wall 1o is formed in the lid 2 as a boundary for the slide part 3. In the extension of this transverse wall Io there is a discharge opening 11, the inner boundary surface 12 of which, parallel to the central axis, is at a distance A from the inner surface 13 of the transverse wall 1o that is slightly greater than the thickness of the upper, thinner end of the strip 8. The outer boundary surface 14 of the opening 11 runs obliquely outwards and is at a distance B from the lower edge of the boundary surface 12 that is slightly greater than the lower, thicker end of the strip S.

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The slide part 3 has either a touch surface at the bottom or one to three touch surfaces 16 at the side. The pressure spring k can be mounted in the lid 2 or in the container 1; in the pressed-out position, with the oil container full, it is so long that it just reaches the bottom 9 of the container 1.

Claims (3)

Protection claims/. 1. Container for the individual dispensing of strip-shaped goods, in particular indicator sticks, which are thicker at one end than at the other, consisting of a container part, lid, slide part and pressure spring, in which a strip of the contents is pushed out through a dispensing opening by a grippable length by a cushioned slide movement, characterized in that the slide part (3) has a step (6) at the lower end, the upper surface (7) of which, in the rest position, lies in the same plane as the base surface (9) of the container (1) and this extends far into the container (M) as the thickness of a strip. S1 CxI fens (C) and that^in the lid (2) next to the transverse wall (1o) there is a dispensing opening (11), the inner boundary surface (12) of which is at a distance (�A) from the inner surface (13) of the transverse wall (io) which is slightly larger than the thickness of the upper, thinner side of the strip (8) and the outer boundary surface (1*0) of which runs obliquely outwards and is at a distance (B) from the lower edge of the boundary surface (12) which is slightly larger than the lower, thicker side of the strip (8). 2. Container for the individual dispensing of strip-shaped goods according to claim 1, characterized in that in the container (1) on the side opposite the slide part (3) there is a pressure spring (k) which in the pressed-through position Jl III t M MfI Il * * «t 4 1 I I I I ItI Il M » I lilt I IMt Il ttt « * § t t * i t t *t 4 * # · « i ti 41 M Il *·· t β t i · > I SSI · · 1IB SlUI ·· · &bull; 111! Il ··■!··· · ■ E It * ■ ■ · to the floor (9) and in a relaxed position to the slider part (3). 3. Container for the individual dispensing of strip-shaped goods according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that a return spring (5) and one or one to three touch surfaces (15) are formed on the slide part (3) at the bottom or on the side. · I « I It IMI I* ■* » &diams; * * » III I * · (·«* f IMI I i «* it «II »