EP0214587B1 - Display device - Google Patents
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- EP0214587B1 EP0214587B1 EP86112048A EP86112048A EP0214587B1 EP 0214587 B1 EP0214587 B1 EP 0214587B1 EP 86112048 A EP86112048 A EP 86112048A EP 86112048 A EP86112048 A EP 86112048A EP 0214587 B1 EP0214587 B1 EP 0214587B1
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- G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
- G09F—DISPLAYING; ADVERTISING; SIGNS; LABELS OR NAME-PLATES; SEALS
- G09F11/00—Indicating arrangements for variable information in which the complete information is permanently attached to a movable support which brings it to the display position
- G09F11/12—Indicating arrangements for variable information in which the complete information is permanently attached to a movable support which brings it to the display position the display elements being carried by endless belts, chains, or the like
- G09F11/15—Indicating arrangements for variable information in which the complete information is permanently attached to a movable support which brings it to the display position the display elements being carried by endless belts, chains, or the like the elements being flexible sheets
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- the present invention relates to a display device.
- a display device In the field of advertising, it is known that it is of the utmost importance to have equipment which allows one to "convey" visual messages to the public, to attract attention to a specific desired subject.
- US-A-3, 824, 721 is an outdoor travelling display device for a series of panels having signs thereon, in which panels are suspended freely in end-to-end relationship from an endless chain, maintained tensioned by a suspended weight and trained in a horizontal plane adjacent and beneath the top wall of a housing for the device.
- the chain is maintained tensioned by a suspended weight and driven with a series of equally spaced dwells to index a panel behind a viewing screen of the device and hold the panel in position for viewing for a preselected time interval, and then index a next succeeding panel into a position for viewing.
- a device comprising a frame rotatably supporting a plurality of rollers having axes and being arranged substantially parallel to each other, a plurality of flexible panels adapted for bearing subject matter to be displayed, link means interconnecting said plurality of panels to define a loop-like formation extending around said rollers, motor means for driving said loop-like formation of panels around said rollers, and tensioning means acting on at least one of said rollers for longitudinally tensioning the loop-like formation of panels in a direction perpendicular to said axes of said rollers, as defined in the precharacterizing clause of claim 1.
- this device envisages tensioning of the loop-like formation of flexible panels in one direction perpendicular to the axes of the rollers, it cannot achieve tensioning of the panels in more than one direction, and in particular, it cannot achieve tensioning of the panels in a direction parallel to the axes of the rollers.
- the technical aim of the present invention is to overcome the inconveniences encountered in the known types of display devices, and in particular to provide a display device which allows the tensioning of a loop-like formation of panels bearing signs to be displayed in more than one direction so as to maintain the panels in a perfectly taught condition, and preferably by permitting tensioning of a loop-like formation of panels in two substantially perpendicular directions.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a display device which, as well as permitting said tensioning of the loop-like formation of panels in two substantially perpendicular directions, also allows the individual substitution of one or more of the plurality of advertisements or messages without necessarily implying the disassembly of the entire loop-like formation.
- the display device according to the invention comprises a plurality of panels 2 and a frame 3, adapted for rotatably supporting a plurality of rollers 4 which in the illustrated example have substantially vertical axes, said frame 3 advantageously defining a substantially parallelepipedal form and has at least one open face wherethrough said panels 2 may be viewed.
- Said rollers 4 are adapted for the tensioning and entraining said plurality of flexible panels 2, which are expediently joined together in a closed-loop formation, which is movable relatively to the frame and attached to traction means 5 which are arranged movable in related guides 6, which in the exemplified embodiment are horizontal and are placed at the base and at the top of the frame 3.
- Adjustment means 7 are also provided for adjusting the tension of said closed-loop formation or belt of panels 2, as well as means 8 for illuminating the same, which will be described hereinafter.
- Said traction means 5 are preferably composed of two substantially parallel chains 9, each chain being advantageously arranged in a corresponding closed-loop formation and adapted to be driven by drive means such as a motor 10.
- anti-friction means 11 interposed between each chain 9 and the inner surfaces of the guides 6 are anti-friction means 11, which may comprise, for instance, inserts or liners, advantageously made of self-lubricating material.
- the chains are also provided with a plurality of connection elements which, in the illustrated example comprise a plurality of plates 12, which are advantageously substantially equidistantly spaced from each other and adapted for engagement relationship with resilient elements 13, interposed respectively between the lower chain and the base edge 2a of each panel and between the upper chain and the top edge 2b of each panel 2.
- the means 7 for adjusting the tension of the closed-loop formation of panels 2 advantageously comprise at least one adjustment roller 4a, which, in a similar manner to the rollers 4, is also freely rotatably mounted on the frame 3.
- the ends of the roller 4a are supported by respective heads, which are provided with dowels 14, which dowels are slideable and selectively lockable at a desired position along holes 15, essentially extending parallel to each other and, in the case of employing substantially vertical rollers, as in the illustrated example, the holes 15 may be provided in the base and in the top of the frame 3, and define a substantially horizontal extension.
- the panels 2 may be joined to each other by any suitable link means, e.g. a bound seam 16, as schematically illustrated in Fig. 2, clips, edge binders or the like link elements, to form a closed-loop formation or belt, which belt is simultaneously wound around the plurality of rollers 4, and he tensioning roller 4a, which, although in the illustrated embodiment are mounted vertically, may be alternatively mounted horizontally, when it is desired to provide vertically movable panels.
- the rollers are freely rotatable, and supported by the frame 3.
- each panel 2 in the plurality of panels are engaged, by elastic elements 13, interposed between the edges 2a, 2b and the plates 12, which are rigidly coupled to the chains 9.
- the arrangement of the plurality of elements 13 ensures that the panels 2 are always properly automatically maintained in a taut condition in the direction of the axes of the rollers 4, whilst the arrangement of rollers 4 including the adjustment roller 4a, permits this result to be perfected in a horizontal direction by intervening on the adjustment elements 7, i.e. by sliding the dowels 14 along the respective slots 15 and locking them at a desired position, to preset the required tension of the belt or closed-loop formation of panels 2, in the direction of the longitudinal extension of the chains.
- the chains entrain, in the case illustrated, the panels 2 in a horizontal direction, which can therefore alternate to the viewing of the public through one of the larger vertical faces of the frame 3.
- any suitable external panels may be applied to the frame 3 as desired, to protect the mechanism from the elements, and to define any number of desired openings wherethrough the panels 2 may be observed. Such openings may define any desired conformation according to the optical effects one wishes to achieve.
- one or more of such external covering elements or panels of transparent material, or the panels 2 themselves may be made of weather resistant material, advantageously a translucent material.
- illuminating means 8 may also be provided, which can be arranged either behind the same panels 2, making them visible by making use of the partial transparency of the material which composes them, or by illuminating the'visible part thereof in a direct manner.
- the new panel 2 is then positioned by reversing the procedure required to effect removal of the replaced panel.
- the duration of the exposure of each panel can be extended for a preset time by an electronic programmer or by a time-controlled electromechanical device.
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Description
- The present invention relates to a display device. In the field of advertising, it is known that it is of the utmost importance to have equipment which allows one to "convey" visual messages to the public, to attract attention to a specific desired subject.
- These messages are "transmitted" by various means, such as radio and television media, advertising panels, posters and others.
- There has been a requirement for equipment which allows the sequential conveyance of a plurality of messages by means which are substantially economical, positionable without undue difficulty, simple and quick to actuate in practice and of modest cost.
- Known from US-A-3, 824, 721 is an outdoor travelling display device for a series of panels having signs thereon, in which panels are suspended freely in end-to-end relationship from an endless chain, maintained tensioned by a suspended weight and trained in a horizontal plane adjacent and beneath the top wall of a housing for the device. The chain is maintained tensioned by a suspended weight and driven with a series of equally spaced dwells to index a panel behind a viewing screen of the device and hold the panel in position for viewing for a preselected time interval, and then index a next succeeding panel into a position for viewing.
- However, such device is not devoid of inconveniences, not least of which is the fact that the panels, which hang freely from hooks engaging with screw eyes attached to the chain, are not subjected to tensioning and thus cannot be maintained in a taught condition.
- Also known from CH-A-159, 582 is a device comprising a frame rotatably supporting a plurality of rollers having axes and being arranged substantially parallel to each other, a plurality of flexible panels adapted for bearing subject matter to be displayed, link means interconnecting said plurality of panels to define a loop-like formation extending around said rollers, motor means for driving said loop-like formation of panels around said rollers, and tensioning means acting on at least one of said rollers for longitudinally tensioning the loop-like formation of panels in a direction perpendicular to said axes of said rollers, as defined in the precharacterizing clause of
claim 1. - However, while this device envisages tensioning of the loop-like formation of flexible panels in one direction perpendicular to the axes of the rollers, it cannot achieve tensioning of the panels in more than one direction, and in particular, it cannot achieve tensioning of the panels in a direction parallel to the axes of the rollers.
- Accordingly, the technical aim of the present invention is to overcome the inconveniences encountered in the known types of display devices, and in particular to provide a display device which allows the tensioning of a loop-like formation of panels bearing signs to be displayed in more than one direction so as to maintain the panels in a perfectly taught condition, and preferably by permitting tensioning of a loop-like formation of panels in two substantially perpendicular directions.
- Within the above aim, an object of the present invention is to provide a display device which, as well as permitting said tensioning of the loop-like formation of panels in two substantially perpendicular directions, also allows the individual substitution of one or more of the plurality of advertisements or messages without necessarily implying the disassembly of the entire loop-like formation.
- This aim and object and other objects which will become apparent hereinafter, are achieved by a display device as defined in
claim 1. - Further characteristics and advantages of the invention will become apparent from the description of a preferred, but not exclusive, embodiment of a display device according to the invention, shown by way of example in the accompanying illustrative, non limitative drawings, wherein:
- Fig. 1 is a partly cut-away perspective view of the overall structure of the display device according to the invention, showing the rollers and the traction means;
- Fig. 2 is a schematic top plan view of the display device according to the invention; and
- Fig. 3 is a partly sectional detail view, to an enlarged scale, illustrating an end of a roller and said traction means.
- More in detail, with reference to the above-cited drawing figures, the display device according to the invention, generally indicated by the
reference numeral 1 comprises a plurality ofpanels 2 and aframe 3, adapted for rotatably supporting a plurality ofrollers 4 which in the illustrated example have substantially vertical axes, saidframe 3 advantageously defining a substantially parallelepipedal form and has at least one open face wherethrough saidpanels 2 may be viewed. - Said
rollers 4 are adapted for the tensioning and entraining said plurality offlexible panels 2, which are expediently joined together in a closed-loop formation, which is movable relatively to the frame and attached to traction means 5 which are arranged movable inrelated guides 6, which in the exemplified embodiment are horizontal and are placed at the base and at the top of theframe 3. Adjustment means 7 are also provided for adjusting the tension of said closed-loop formation or belt ofpanels 2, as well asmeans 8 for illuminating the same, which will be described hereinafter. - Said traction means 5 are preferably composed of two substantially parallel chains 9, each chain being advantageously arranged in a corresponding closed-loop formation and adapted to be driven by drive means such as a
motor 10. Expediently, interposed between each chain 9 and the inner surfaces of theguides 6 are anti-friction means 11, which may comprise, for instance, inserts or liners, advantageously made of self-lubricating material. The chains are also provided with a plurality of connection elements which, in the illustrated example comprise a plurality ofplates 12, which are advantageously substantially equidistantly spaced from each other and adapted for engagement relationship withresilient elements 13, interposed respectively between the lower chain and thebase edge 2a of each panel and between the upper chain and thetop edge 2b of eachpanel 2. - The
means 7 for adjusting the tension of the closed-loop formation ofpanels 2 advantageously comprise at least one adjustment roller 4a, which, in a similar manner to therollers 4, is also freely rotatably mounted on theframe 3. The ends of the roller 4a are supported by respective heads, which are provided withdowels 14, which dowels are slideable and selectively lockable at a desired position alongholes 15, essentially extending parallel to each other and, in the case of employing substantially vertical rollers, as in the illustrated example, theholes 15 may be provided in the base and in the top of theframe 3, and define a substantially horizontal extension. - The operation of the device according to the invention, in the preferred illustrated embodiment thereof, is as follows: the
panels 2 may be joined to each other by any suitable link means, e.g. abound seam 16, as schematically illustrated in Fig. 2, clips, edge binders or the like link elements, to form a closed-loop formation or belt, which belt is simultaneously wound around the plurality ofrollers 4, and he tensioning roller 4a, which, although in the illustrated embodiment are mounted vertically, may be alternatively mounted horizontally, when it is desired to provide vertically movable panels. As mentioned hereinabove, the rollers are freely rotatable, and supported by theframe 3. - The respective opposite
upper edge 2a andlower edge 2b of eachpanel 2 in the plurality of panels are engaged, byelastic elements 13, interposed between theedges plates 12, which are rigidly coupled to the chains 9. - The arrangement of the plurality of
elements 13 ensures that thepanels 2 are always properly automatically maintained in a taut condition in the direction of the axes of therollers 4, whilst the arrangement ofrollers 4 including the adjustment roller 4a, permits this result to be perfected in a horizontal direction by intervening on theadjustment elements 7, i.e. by sliding thedowels 14 along therespective slots 15 and locking them at a desired position, to preset the required tension of the belt or closed-loop formation ofpanels 2, in the direction of the longitudinal extension of the chains. - Thus, by operating the
motor 10, the chains entrain, in the case illustrated, thepanels 2 in a horizontal direction, which can therefore alternate to the viewing of the public through one of the larger vertical faces of theframe 3. - Obviously, any suitable external panels may be applied to the
frame 3 as desired, to protect the mechanism from the elements, and to define any number of desired openings wherethrough thepanels 2 may be observed. Such openings may define any desired conformation according to the optical effects one wishes to achieve. Alternatively, one or more of such external covering elements or panels of transparent material, or thepanels 2 themselves may be made of weather resistant material, advantageously a translucent material. - For nighttime display, illuminating
means 8 may also be provided, which can be arranged either behind thesame panels 2, making them visible by making use of the partial transparency of the material which composes them, or by illuminating the'visible part thereof in a direct manner. - If the substitution of one or more of
said panels 2 is required, it is sufficient to disengage it from both of the adjacent panels, which nevertheless maintain their correct position, by releasing thelinks 16, and disengaging the panel to be substituted from the chains 9 by removing theresilient elements 13. - The
new panel 2 is then positioned by reversing the procedure required to effect removal of the replaced panel. - In practice, it has been found that the invention thus described fully achieves the proposed aim and object.
- The invention thus conceived is susceptible of several modifications and variations, all of which fall within the scope of the inventive concept; thus, as an example, the duration of the exposure of each panel can be extended for a preset time by an electronic programmer or by a time-controlled electromechanical device.
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IT8540091A IT1210154B (en) | 1985-09-06 | 1985-09-06 | VERTICAL DISPLAY OF A SERIES OF FLEXIBLE ADVERTISING PANELS |
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