EP1691646A1 - Dispositif servant a suspendre des articles ou a soutenir une etagere - Google Patents

Dispositif servant a suspendre des articles ou a soutenir une etagere

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EP1691646A1
EP1691646A1 EP04797236A EP04797236A EP1691646A1 EP 1691646 A1 EP1691646 A1 EP 1691646A1 EP 04797236 A EP04797236 A EP 04797236A EP 04797236 A EP04797236 A EP 04797236A EP 1691646 A1 EP1691646 A1 EP 1691646A1
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plug
sleeve
housing
contour
insertion opening
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Herbert Walter
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Visplay International AG
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47F—SPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
    • A47F5/00—Show stands, hangers, or shelves characterised by their constructional features
    • A47F5/08—Show stands, hangers, or shelves characterised by their constructional features secured to the wall, ceiling, or the like; Wall-bracket display devices
    • A47F5/0807—Display panels, grids or rods used for suspending merchandise or cards supporting articles; Movable brackets therefor
    • A47F5/0815—Panel constructions with apertures for article supports, e.g. hooks
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47B—TABLES; DESKS; OFFICE FURNITURE; CABINETS; DRAWERS; GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
    • A47B96/00—Details of cabinets, racks or shelf units not covered by a single one of groups A47B43/00 - A47B95/00; General details of furniture
    • A47B96/06—Brackets or similar supporting means for cabinets, racks or shelves
    • A47B96/061—Cantilever brackets

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  • the invention relates to a device for hanging articles or for holding a shelf with a plug-in sleeve that can be inserted into a support structure, which is contained in a sleeve holder for most applications, and a support arm that can be clipped into the plug-in sleeve.
  • Typical support structures are panels, rear walls and supports.
  • Such devices are primarily used in shops and at exhibitions for the presentation of goods.
  • the items presented - e.g. Clothing, accessories and packs of goods - can be attached directly to the support arm or the support arm supports a shelf, which e.g. can have the shape of a shelf, box or basket.
  • receptacles are inserted individually or systematically distributed into a rear wall.
  • the device consists of a plug-in sleeve and a support arm which can be plugged into the plug-in receptacle in a few simple steps or can be released from it.
  • the receptacle can be placed on a panel element on the front or rear side, inserted into one or mounted on a shelf component.
  • the support arm has a plug-in plate and a rod part attached to it.
  • the plug-in plate In the angled state, the plug-in plate can be inserted into the housing through the window-like insertion opening and can be locked behind bouncing edges after a slight shift.
  • the rod part itself can be used for hanging goods or holds a goods carrier.
  • a goods carrier can also rest on the rod parts of several adjacent support arms or can connect several rod parts by means of cross rods. For this purpose, receptacles are systematically distributed.
  • This device continues to prove itself, but is primarily designed for square-shaped plug-in sleeves and requires a plug-in plate on the support arm.
  • the device according to WO 01/41604 A1 is based on the same principle, the insertion opening being located in a sleeve piece which is surrounded by a recessed mounting flange. In the assembled state, the attachment flange comes to rest on the back of the support structure, while the sleeve piece projects into an opening prepared in the support structure.
  • the arrangement according to WO 97/26809 A1 also consists of a plug-in sleeve which is inserted directly into a rear wall or into a panel and into which a support rod can be inserted.
  • the tubular support rod has a locking mechanism arranged in its plug end with an actuatable lever element which has a movable locking pawl which, when plugged together, claws into an engagement contour provided in the plug sleeve for locking.
  • the support rod has a hook contour at the plug end, which is used in the plug sleeve for fixing under the force of a leaf spring.
  • a V-shaped contoured section of the leaf spring snaps into the hook contour on the support rod.
  • the function of the device of a plug-in sleeve and a carrying rod according to WO 01/87123 A1 is similar.
  • the hook contour at the front end of the support rod also comes into engagement with a spring element arranged inside the plug-in sleeve, but which extends in one piece from the plug-in sleeve, which is a plastic injection-molded part, as an elastically bendable tongue.
  • WO 01/43599 A1 also discloses a plug-in sleeve which can be inserted into a support structure and a support rod which can be inserted therein.
  • the receptacle has an insertion opening that extends between a front entry and a rear boundary. At the top, the insertion opening has a bevel that rises upwards towards the entrance and thereby forms an upper margin. At the bottom, the insertion opening has an incline that slopes downwards towards the limit and thus gives a lower margin.
  • the receptacle has an upper undercut and the support rod has a tongue which can be inserted into the insertion opening and which has an upwardly directed hook which is intended to engage in the undercut.
  • the invention has for its object to improve the rotational stability of the inserted support arm, while maintaining a plug-in sleeve and a load carrier that can be latched therein, which is primarily relevant with higher asymmetrical loading on support arms in a T-shape.
  • the internal configuration of the receptacle for fixing the inserted support arm should have a functionally reliable shape, so that the support arms sit securely in the receptacles and appear exactly aligned in a row arrangement. Even when the public is lively, the inserted support arm must be reliably locked, but should be easy to remove again with very easy handling.
  • Another task is to efficiently enable the installation of the receptacle in different types of support structures.
  • load carriers e.g. Support arms
  • load carriers e.g. Support arms
  • the interior designer has a wide range of variation and combination options for the construction of aesthetically sophisticated facilities.
  • a next task is to electrify the device so that current supplied via the plug-in sleeve to a consumer, e.g. a lamp.
  • the object of the invention is to enrich the range of devices of the generic type.
  • the device to be created should be able to be mass-produced and assembled at low cost.
  • the device for hanging articles or for holding a shelf is based on a plug-in sleeve and a load carrier that can be suspended in it, for example a support arm or a tray.
  • the receptacle has a front insertion opening, which continues axially as a free space in the interior of the receptacle. inwardly the plug-in sleeve intended for direct or indirect attachment to a support structure has a locking contour.
  • the load carrier has a plug-in part which is adapted for insertion into the plug-in opening and has a counter-contour which is provided for engagement with the locking contour on the plug-in sleeve. Articles can be hung directly on the load carrier or placed on a shelf supported by the load carrier.
  • the configuration of the plug-in part and plug-in sleeve forces the plug-in part to be inserted into the plug-in sleeve with a position of the load carrier which is inclined overall with respect to the horizontal, with the plug-in part lowered.
  • the engagement between the locking contour and the counter-contour, as a locked state, results after the load carrier has been moved as a whole into the horizontal with the plug part lying horizontally.
  • the locking contour is formed on the underside of the ceiling and / or on the side flanks of the housing of the plug-in sleeve.
  • the counter contour is present on the upper side of the plug-in part and / or on its side flanks, the locking contour being designed as an elevation and the counter contour as a recess.
  • the locking contour is arranged on both sides on the ceiling of the housing of the plug-in sleeve in the transition to the side flanks thereof, and the counter-contour is located in the two side flanks of the plug-in part.
  • the locking contour on both sides extends essentially from the ceiling and directly adjoins the side flanks of the housing of the plug-in sleeve.
  • the opposite contour is in each case provided in the two side flanks of the plug-in part as a vertically continuous recess which is set back with respect to the forehead, as a result of which an outer claw is formed in the frontal corner regions of the plug-in part.
  • the locking contour on both sides begins in the direction of the front insertion opening with an inlet that lies on the level of the ceiling and increases in a wedge shape in the opposite direction.
  • the locking contour closes with a bump edge at the rear of the housing of the receptacle. When locked, both outer claws each grasp the associated bump edge.
  • the insertion opening has a rectangular cross-section and is encircled by a frame like a flange.
  • the plug-in part also has a rectangular cross section, at least insofar as it is guided through the front insertion opening, and is preferably made of metal. Inside the housing of the plug-in sleeve there is at least one stop surface which limits the maximum insertion depth of the plug-in part in the rear region lying opposite the front insertion opening.
  • the receptacle is preferably produced as a one-piece metal casting or plastic injection molded part.
  • the receptacle has a rear insertion opening at the rear end opposite the frame and holding contours for inserting a first electrical coupling part with an attached cable.
  • the plug-in part has a cutout and holding contours for inserting a second electrical coupling part with a further cable for supplying power to a consumer, the two coupling parts being intended for mechanical and electrical engagement with one another with the plug-in part maximally pushed into the socket.
  • a sleeve holder is provided for receiving the housing of the plug-in sleeve, which is intended for attachment to its supporting structure.
  • the sleeve holder initially has a housing which is divided into a front section and a rear section. There is a front insertion opening that is accessible from the front and a rear insertion opening that is accessible from the rear. Flange-like lugs grip the housing at the transition between the front and rear sections.
  • the sleeve holder has at least one transverse web provided at the free end of the rear part with a screw hole for engaging the threaded shaft of the at least one fastening screw which fixes the plug-in sleeve and has its head in the screw seat.
  • the plug-in sleeve is intended for insertion through an opening in the panel element, the frame of the plug-in area surrounding the front insertion opening being sleeve on the front of the panel element.
  • the inserted sleeve is fixed by a sleeve holder receiving its rear part.
  • the approaches of the sleeve holder are provided with the screw holes therein for screwing on the back of the panel element or on a support structure erected behind the panel element.
  • the front part of the sleeve holder can protrude into the opening in the panel element.
  • the approaches of the sleeve holder with the screw holes provided therein can be used for screwing onto an outer surface facing into the space of a vertical support serving as a supporting structure in the form of a polygonal hollow profile.
  • the rear part of the sleeve holder then protrudes into the cavity of the vertical support and the front part of the sleeve holder protrudes into the opening in the panel element.
  • the frame of the receptacle surrounding the front insertion opening is placed on the front of the panel element.
  • the rod part of the support arm can be a straight or curved or a single or multiple angled round or square tube.
  • the rod part is a round or square rod made of solid material.
  • the rod part can carry a tray, which by at least one holding element, for. B. a cross strut is supported at the front end and / or at the plug end.
  • the rod part carries a cross rod at the front end, which can additionally be provided with a shelf.
  • the device according to the invention is characterized by a special rotational stability, even with a higher asymmetrical load on support arms in a T-shape. Furthermore, the receptacle together with the sleeve holder can be used efficiently in various structures of support structures. The various configuration options for the support arms that can be used and their upgrade are also advantageous. Finally, the device can be mass-produced and assembled at low cost, thereby allowing the construction of aesthetically sophisticated facilities.
  • Figure 1A a structure consisting of a sleeve holder of the first variant in a first application, inserted into the rear of a panel element, a receptacle and a plugged-in support arm, in side view;
  • Figure 1 B a horizontal section on the line A-A of Figure 1 A;
  • FIG. 2A a plug-in sleeve of the first variant, in a perspective front view
  • Figure 2B the receptacle according to Figure 2A, in perspective rear view
  • Figure 2C the receptacle according to Figure 2A, in perspective rear view from below;
  • FIG. 3A a plug-in part of a first variant of a support arm with attached rod part, in a top view;
  • Figure 3B the plug-in part of a support arm with attached rod part according to Figure 3A, in side view;
  • FIG. 4A shows a sleeve holder of the first variant, in a perspective front view
  • FIG. 4B the sleeve holder according to FIG. 4A, in a perspective rear view
  • FIG. 4C the sleeve holder according to FIG. 4A, in a perspective rear view from above;
  • FIG. 5A a sleeve holder of the first variant according to FIG. 4A, a plug-in sleeve of the first variant according to FIG. 2A approximated in the mounting direction and an associated screw, in an exploded perspective view;
  • FIG. 5B the structure according to FIG. 5A, with a panel element inserted between the sleeve holder of the first variant and the plug-in sleeve of the first variant, in a perspective exploded view;
  • FIG. 5C the sleeve holder of the first variant according to FIG. 4A, in a first application, inserted into the rear of a panel element, with the plug-in sleeve of the first variant according to FIG. 2A taken from the front, in an enlarged horizontal section;
  • FIG. 6 the sleeve holder of the first variant in a second application according to FIG. 4A fastened on the front to a support structure, with an attached panel element and a receptacle of the first variant according to FIG. 2A, in an enlarged horizontal section;
  • FIG. 7A the plug-in sleeve of the first variant according to FIG. 2A with an approximated plug-in part of the first variant of a support arm and attached rod part according to FIG. 3A, in a view from below;
  • FIG. 7B the structure according to FIG. 7A, plugged together;
  • Figures 8A to 8C the principle of operation of the device in the three position phases;
  • Figure 8A First .. phase of development :. 1A, with the plug-in part of the first variant of an inclined support arm approximating the plug-in sleeve of the first variant, in an enlarged vertical section;
  • FIG. 8B Second position phase: the structure according to FIG. 8A, with the plug part of the inclined support arm inserted maximally into the socket, in the unlocked state;
  • Figure 8C Drijte .. S eJ.lungsphase: the structure according to Figure 8B, with the plug-in part of the horizontally aligned support arm inserted into the receptacle, in the locked state;
  • FIG. 9A a plug-in sleeve of the second variant, in a perspective front view
  • FIG. 9B the plug-in sleeve according to FIG. 9A, in a perspective rear view
  • FIG. 9C the plug-in sleeve according to FIG. 9A, in a perspective rear view from below
  • FIG. 9D the plug-in sleeve according to FIG. 9A in a modified perspective rear view from below;
  • FIG. 10A a sleeve holder of the second variant, in a perspective front view
  • Figure 10B the sleeve holder according to Figure 10A, in perspective rear view
  • Figure 10C the sleeve holder according to Figure 10A, in perspective rear view from above
  • Figure 10D the sleeve holder according to Figure 10A, in perspective rear view from below;
  • FIG. 11A a plug-in sleeve of the second variant according to FIG. 9A and an approximated plug-in part of the first variant of a support arm according to FIG. 3A, viewed from below;
  • FIG. 11B the structure according to FIG. 11A, enlarged, plugged together;
  • FIG. 12A a structure with a panel element inserted between the sleeve holder of the second variant according to FIG. 10A and the plug-in sleeve of the second variant according to FIG. 9A, in an exploded perspective view;
  • FIG. 12B the sleeve holder according to FIG. 10A, in a first application, inserted into the back of a panel element, with a plug-in sleeve according to FIG. 9A, taken from the front, in horizontal section;
  • FIG. 12C the structure according to FIG. 12B, with the support arm inserted according to FIG. 11A, in vertical section;
  • Figure 12D the structure according to Figure 12C, in horizontal section
  • FIG. 13A the structure according to FIG. 12B with the sleeve holder of the second variant, in a third application, inserted in a vertical support, in a horizontal section;
  • FIG. 13B the structure according to FIG. 13A, with the support arm inserted according to FIG. 11A, in horizontal section;
  • Figures 14A to 14C the principle of operation of the device in the three position phases
  • Figure 14A First. , SJenunaspha.se :. a sleeve holder of the second variant according to FIG. 10A, with the inserted second variant sleeve according to FIG. 9A and an approximate plug part of the first variant of an inclined support arm according to FIG. 11A, in vertical section;
  • Figure 14B branches .
  • u.ngs.phase . the structure according to FIG 14A, with the plug part of the inclined support arm pushed into the plug sleeve at most, in the unlocked state;
  • Figure 14C Third .
  • Initial phase the construction according to FIG. 14B, with the plug-in part of the horizontally oriented support arm inserted maximally into the socket, in the locked state;
  • FIGS. 15A to 22C the device for hanging articles or for holding a shelf with electrification
  • FIG. 15A a plug-in sleeve of the second variant according to FIG. 9A with an approximate first coupling part and second clamp part from FIG. 17, in a perspective side view
  • FIG. 15B the structure according to FIG. 15A, assembled, in a perspective front view
  • FIG. 15C the structure according to FIG. 15B, in a perspective view from above
  • FIG. 15D the structure according to FIG. 15B, in a perspective view from below;
  • FIG. 16 the plug-in sleeve with the inserted first coupling part as a structure according to FIG. 15B approximates a sleeve holder of the second variant according to FIG. 10A, in perspective view;
  • Figure 17 a complete bracket with two still connected bracket parts, in perspective view
  • FIG. 18A a vertical support with a second variant of the sleeve holder inserted therein according to FIG. 10A, in the third application, with a preassembled first coupling part, clip and attached cable, in partial section;
  • FIG. 18B the structure according to FIG. 12A, with the sleeve holder in the first application, the first coupling part inserted into the socket and securing by means of the second clip part, in a perspective view;
  • FIG. 18C the structure according to FIG. 18A, with the inserted sleeve and second clip part, in partial section;
  • 18D the construction according to FIG. 18C, with the first coupling part inserted into the plug-in sleeve and securing by means of the second clamp part, in partial section;
  • Figure 18E the structure according to Figure 18B, in plan view
  • FIG. 19A a tray with attached plug-in part of the second variant and the second coupling part inserted therein, in a top view
  • FIG. 19B the enlarged detail X1 from FIG. 19A;
  • FIG. 20A a plug-in sleeve with an inserted first coupling part and securing by means of the second clip part and the approximated plug-in part of the second variant with a second coupling part inserted therein according to detail X1 from FIG. 19A, in the view from below;
  • FIG. 20B the structure according to FIG. 20A, put together, in a view from below;
  • FIG. 20C the structure according to FIG. 20B, enlarged, in a perspective view from below;
  • FIG. 21A a sleeve holder according to FIG. 10A, in a first application, inserted into the back of a panel element, with a plug-in sleeve according to FIG. 9A received from the front and a tray according to FIG. 19A held therein, with electrification, in vertical section;
  • Figure 21 B the structure according to Figure 21A, in plan view;
  • Figures 22A to 22C the principle of operation of the device with electrification in the three position phases;
  • Figure 22A First Steljung . spha.se (electrical coupling parts are far apart): a sleeve holder of the second variant according to FIG. 10A, with the inserted plug sleeve of the second variant according to FIG. 9A and an approximate plug part of the second variant of an inclined support arm, in vertical section;
  • Figure 22B branches .
  • Position phase (electrical coupling parts are close to the intervention): the structure according to FIG. 22A, with the plug-in part of the second variant of the inclined support arm pushed into the plug sleeve, in the unlocked state;
  • Figure 22C Third .SJell_u .
  • ngsp . hare (electrical coupling parts are engaged): the structure according to FIG. 22B, with the plug-in part of the second variant of the horizontally oriented support arm inserted into the plug-in sleeve at maximum, in the locked state.
  • FIGS 1A and 1 B In this pair of figures, a structure is shown, which first consists of a sleeve holder 3 of the first variant in a first application and a receptacle 1 of the first variant accommodated therein.
  • the sleeve holder 3 is inserted with its housing 30 from the rear 41 into a panel element 4.
  • the plug-in sleeve 1 is received in the sleeve holder 3 from the front side 40 of the panel element 4, so that the frame 10 of the plug-in sleeve 1 comes to rest on the front side 40.
  • the combination of sleeve holder 3 and receptacle 1 rests in an opening 42 provided in the panel element 4.
  • the wing-shaped projections 31 of the sleeve holder 3 are in this first application on the back 41 of the Panel element 4 attached.
  • the plug-in sleeve 1 inserted into the sleeve holder 3 is secured by means of an axially provided screw 39.
  • a support arm 2 inserted into the socket 1 extends in principle horizontally into the room with its rod part 20.
  • the front end 21 of the support arm is provided with a stopper nose 23 to prevent the hanging down of attached articles, e.g. clothing hanging on hangers.
  • a plug part 25 of the first variant with a flat cross section, which can be inserted into the plug sleeve 1 in a locking manner.
  • the plug-in part 25 and the plug-in opening 11 are preferably of rectangular cross-section, which results in particularly good rotational stability.
  • the rod part 20 can have round, oval, rectangular or square cross sections as a tube or rod made of solid material.
  • the rod part 20 can have the curved, stepped or angled shapes typical of shop fitting.
  • a cross strut is attached to the front end 21, so that the support arm 2 assumes a T-shape.
  • a cross strut can extend over the front ends 21 of a plurality of adjacent support arms 2, which results in a frame-like combination of support arms.
  • Articles can be attached directly to the rod part 20 of a support arm 2.
  • a shelf as a shelf, basket or bowl for storing or presenting articles can be arranged on a single bar part 20 or on the bar parts 20 of several adjacent support arms 2.
  • the receptacle 1 On the front side, the receptacle 1 has a flat frame 10 which surrounds a window-shaped insertion opening 11.
  • a housing 12 of reduced cross-section attaches, so that the frame 10 forms a flange-like protrusion on all sides in its plane.
  • the housing 12 has the shape of a cuboid, which has the insertion opening 11 at the front and is partially open at the bottom and rear, ie the ceiling 13 is closed except for a screw seat 161, a ledge 16 protrudes into the rear, which lies opposite the frame 10, and a bottom section 15 adjoins the frame 10, so that the majority of the bottom surface is open.
  • the ceiling 13 and the bottom section 15 preferably have guide contours 14 designed as grooves.
  • the guide contours 14 on the side flanks of the housing 12, however, are preferably raised webs.
  • the axial passage 160 with the screw seat 161 extends through the ledge 16. When facing into the interior of the housing 12, the ledge 16 has stop faces 162.
  • the locking contour 17 extends from the inlet 19 - from the planar plane of the ceiling 13 - in a wedge-shaped manner to the bump edge 18, so that the locking contour 17 increases in height in the direction of the bump edge.
  • the plug-in sleeve can be produced particularly advantageously using the plastic injection molding process.
  • the plug-in part 25 of the first variant is firmly attached to the plug-in end 22 of the rod part 20 and has a cross-section which is flat in the horizontal plane and complementary to the plug-in opening 11 of the plug-in sleeve 1.
  • the plug 25 closes with the free forehead 27.
  • a counter contour 26 set back from the forehead 27, which are preferably designed as undercut recesses in which the complementarily dimensioned locking contours 17 come to rest when inserted (see FIGS. 7B and 8C).
  • outer claws 28 are formed in the corner regions.
  • the entire support arm 2 with the plug-in part 25 will be made from a correspondingly load-bearing material, such as steel.
  • the housing 30 Corresponding to the housing 12 of the sleeve 1, the housing 30 has an insertion opening 32 and an internal receiving space.
  • a centrally arranged vertical crosspiece 33 partially closes the rear outlet from the housing 30.
  • a screw hole 34 is provided centrally in the crosspiece.
  • the vertically standing, angled lugs 31 span a vertical plane set back to the insertion opening 32, from which the front part 300 extends forward and the rear part 301 of the housing 30 faces backwards.
  • the lugs 31 there are a plurality of screw holes 310, which are used to fasten the sleeve holder 3 to the rear side 41 of a panel element 4 in the first application or to a support structure 5 in the second application. To support a higher load, the lugs 31 extend upward and downward beyond the housing 30.
  • FIGS 5A to 5C For the assembly of the plug-in sleeve 1 of the first variant and the sleeve holder 3 of the first variant in the first application, the sleeve holder 3 with its two lugs 31 is placed on the rear side 41 of a panel element 4, so that the front part 300 of the sleeve holder 3 into one breakthrough 42 with a suitable dimension protrudes into the panel element 4, while the rear part 301 of the sleeve holder 3 protrudes from the rear side 41 of the panel element 4.
  • the lugs 31 are fastened by means of screws 38, which engage in the panel element 4 through the screw holes 310.
  • the receptacle 1 - with the housing 12 From the front 40 of the panel element 4, the receptacle 1 - with the housing 12 first, the ceiling 13 upwards and the bottom section 15 downwards - is inserted into the insertion opening 32 of the sleeve holder 3 until the flange-like frame 10 of the receptacle 1 on the front 40 touches down and covers the edge of the opening 42.
  • a screw 39 is introduced, the head 390 of which comes to rest in the screw seat 161 of the ledge 16 of the receptacle 1 and whose threaded shaft 391 projects through the passage 160 and into the screw hole 34 of the rear transverse web 33 in the sleeve. senhalter 3 engages.
  • sleeve holder 3 and socket 1 are mounted, so that the insertion opening 11 of the socket 1 for the insertion of the plug part 25 of a support arm 2 from the room in the direction of the front side 40 of the panel element 4 is ready to receive.
  • Panel elements 4 of different thicknesses can be used for the sleeve holder 3 with the front part 300 of a certain length, so that the front edge of the front part 300 in the opening 42 extends at most to the front side 40 of the panel element 4 or, in the case of a smaller panel thickness, sets back in the opening 42 comes to lie.
  • FIG. 6 In the alternative, second application of the sleeve holder 3 of the first variant, it is not screwed onto the rear side 41 of the panel element 4, but instead is attached with its lugs 31 to a support structure 5 arranged on the rear side of the panel element 4, preferably again by means of screws 38.
  • a support structure 5 could, for example consist of two mutually spaced struts, between which the sleeve holder 3 is received, or a scaffold component with a recess for inserting the rear section 301 of the sleeve holder 3.
  • the front section 300 of the sleeve holder 3 is also inserted and penetrates into a complementarily cut opening 42 here depending on the thickness of the panel element 4 used, but at most up to the level of the front side 40.
  • the plug-in sleeve 1 - with the housing 12 first, ceiling 13 upwards and bottom section 15 downwards - pushed from the front side 40 of the panel element 4 into the insertion opening 32 of the sleeve holder 3 until the frame 10 of the insertion sleeve 1 comes to rest on the front side 40 and covers the edge of the opening 42.
  • the two locking contours 17 come to lie completely from the inlet 19 to the bump edge 18 in the complementary, cut-out counter-contours 26 of the plug-in part 25.
  • the two outer claws 28 sit behind the bump edges 18.
  • the end 27 of the plug-in part 25 stands in front of the stop surfaces 162 and the rest of the plug-in part 25 extends from the plug-in sleeve 1 through its plug-in opening 11 and merges into the rod part 20 of the support arm 2.
  • the plug part 25 In preparation for inserting the support arm 2 into the unoccupied receptacle 1, the plug part 25, on which the two counter contours 26 and the respectively adjacent outer claws 28 are located, is approached with the forehead 27 in front, the free one accessible from the front side 40 of the panel element 4 Insertion opening 11, which is surrounded by the frame 10. Likewise, the two locking contours 17 with the respective inlet 19 and the impact edge 18 on the underside of the ceiling 13 of the housing 12 are still unoccupied and protrude freely into the room.
  • the stop surfaces 162 provided on the ledge 16 inside the plug-in sleeve 1 are also free.
  • the support arm 2 must have an overall inclined position with respect to the horizontal, with the plug-in part 25 lowered and the front end 21 of the rod part 20 raised (see FIG. 1A).
  • the plug-in sleeve 1 is arranged in a horizontal orientation in the panel element 4, the installation shown here corresponding to the first application (see FIGS. 5B and 5C), ie the sleeve holder 3 is attached with its projections 31 to the rear side 41 of the panel element 4.
  • the front part 300 of the housing 30 of the sleeve holder 3 protrudes into the opening 42 from the rear side 41 of the panel.
  • the surfaces of the outer claws 28 facing the locking contours 17 first travel along below both inlets 19 and then successively below both wedge-shaped locking contours 17.
  • the maximum insertion depth of the plug-in part 25 is thus achieved, and at the same time the two counter-contours 26 present on the side flanks of the plug-in part 25 and the outer claws 28 positioned congruently below the two complementary locking contours 17.
  • the dead weight of the support arm 2 and any load attached to it cause ken - due to the limited pivotable support on the underside of the insertion opening 11 - an increased pressing of the plug part 25 in the direction of the ceiling 13 of the plug-in sleeve 1 and thus a more intensive securing of the locked state in which the pulling out of the support arm 2 from the plug-in sleeve 1 is blocked ,
  • the plug-in sleeve 1 of the second variant again consists of the housing 12 and the front frame 10, which surrounds the window-like front insertion opening 11, which emerges as the rear insertion opening 11 '.
  • the ceiling 13, the guide contours 14, the bottom section 15 and the locking contours 17 on both sides - each with a bump edge 18 and inlet 19 - are present.
  • a ledge 16 with passage 160 and screw seat 161 is now provided internally adjacent to both side flanks of the housing 12. The result is a rear insertion opening 11 'in the middle of the housing.
  • a half-shell-shaped passage 163 Upstream of the two screw seats 161 in the direction of the frame 10 is a half-shell-shaped passage 163, the elevation of which, directed from the ceiling 13 into the interior of the housing 12 toward the frame 10, has the stop surface 162.
  • Both passages 160, screw seats 161, stop surfaces 162 and passages 163 lie on mutually parallel lines which cross the connection between the front and rear insertion openings 11, 11 'at right angles.
  • a hole 141 is located in the ceiling 13, in the area of the connecting line between the two abutment surfaces 162.
  • In the screw seats 161 there is space for a head 390 of a screw 39, the threaded shaft 391 of which extends through the associated passage 160.
  • a lug 142 is located on the outside of the ceiling 13 at the transition to the frame 10 in a central position on the housing 12.
  • the socket 1 is advantageously in one piece Cast part made.
  • each ledge 16 On the inner sides facing the rear insertion opening 11 ', each ledge 16 has a blind groove 166 which is open at the top.
  • the sleeve holder 3 of the second variant also has a housing 30 which is complementary to the receptacle 1, the lugs 31 now not being attached to the side of the wing 30 like wings, but as a flange lying in a vertical plane with a longer downward part 35 and one Upward part 35 'is provided.
  • the downward and upward part 35, 35 ' attach to the top and bottom of the housing 30 and divide it into the longer rear part 301 and the shorter front part 300.
  • First and second screw holes 310, 311 are present in the downward and upward part 35, 35'.
  • a leveling mark 312 is made in the middle below the front part 300 on the front surface of the down part 35.
  • the front part 300 ends at the front with the front surface 302, in the corners of which a marking cam 303 rises and which frames the insertion opening 32.
  • a notch 304 is made in the front surface 302 in the upper longitudinal strip.
  • the rear insertion opening 32 ' opens at the free end of the rear section 301, the two insertion openings 32, 32' being continuously open to one another.
  • ribs 36 and a transverse rib 36 ' are attached to the rear of the downward and upward part 35, 35' and extend to the housing 30.
  • the sleeve holder 3 at the free end of the rear section 301 has a transverse web 33 at each side of the rear plug-in opening 32 'through which a screw hole 34 with an internal thread extends.
  • the plug-in part 25 is intended for locked insertion into the plug-in sleeve 1 and has the front 27 at the front, the outer claws 28 in the front corner areas and the cut-in counter contours 26 on the side flanks. Opposite the forehead 27, the plug end 22 of the rod part 20 is connected by the support arm 2 to the plug part 25. Before the introduction Ren of the plug part 25 in the front insertion 11 are both aligned with each other (see Fig. 11A).
  • the heads 390 of the screws 39 lie in the screw seats 161 and the threaded shafts 391 protrude from the passages 160.
  • the front insertion opening 11 and the passages 163 provide access for a screwing tool in order to screw the screws 39 into the screw holes 34 of the sleeve holder 3.
  • the locking contours 17 come to lie within the counter contours 26, the forehead 27 abutting the stop faces 162 and the outer claws 28 encompassing the front bounce edges 18 of the locking contours 17.
  • the inlet 19 of the respective locking contour 17 will protrude beyond the counter-contours 26 or come to lie therein (see FIG. 11B). Bevels or roundings on the outer claws 28, the counter contours 26 and the bump edges 18 facilitate the insertion of the plug-in part 25 and prevent injuries during handling by avoiding sharp edges.
  • FIGS. 12A to 12D In the first application it is provided that the sleeve holder 3 with its flange-shaped extension 31 is attached to the rear side 41 of a panel element 4. This is done by means of screws 38, which engage with their threaded shank 381 through screw holes 310, 311 in the shoulder 31 into screw holes 43 in the panel element 4, the screw heads 380 being on the rear side of the shoulder 31.
  • the front part 300 of the housing 30 projects into the opening 42 in the assembled state without projecting on the front side 40 of the.
  • the receptacle 1 is inserted with its housing 12 at most through the insertion opening 32 into the housing 30 of the sleeve holder 3, so that the frame 10 rests on the front side 40 of the panel element 4 and the nose 142 of the receptacle 1 into the notch 304 on the sleeve holder 3 retracts.
  • the screws 39 are screwed into the screw holes 34 with their threaded shafts 391.
  • the rear part 301 of the sleeve holder 3 extends horizontally from the rear side 41 of the panel element 3.
  • the pocket grooves 166, the hole 141 and the rear insertion opening 11 'on the socket 1 and the rear insertion opening 32' on the sleeve holder 3 remain unoccupied.
  • the front insertion opening 11 directed into the space is ready to receive a plug-in part 25 with the support arm 2 adjoining it.
  • FIGS. 1-10 show the second variant of the sleeve holder 3 in its third application, as inserted in a vertical support 6.
  • a recess is provided in the first outer surface 61 of the vertical support 6, so that the rear part 301 protrudes from the mounted sleeve holder 3 into the interior of the vertical support 6 and the flange-shaped extension 31 with its back on the outer surface 61.
  • the extension 31 is fastened to the vertical support 6 by means of screws 319 reaching through the screw holes 310.
  • the front part 300 of the housing 3 protrudes from the extension 31, a panel element 4 with an opening 42 in the vertical support 6 being presented in the completed construction and the front part 300 protruding into it.
  • the housing 12 of the sleeve 1 is pushed into the front insertion opening 32 of the sleeve holder 3 until the frame 10 touches the front side 40 of the panel element 4.
  • the inserted push-in sleeve 1 in the sleeve holder 3 is again secured by means of screws 39, as previously described.
  • the front insertion opening 11 is in turn ready to receive a plug part 25.
  • the vertical support 6 is a square hollow profile with the front surface 61, the adjacent side surfaces 62, 64 and the outer surface 63 lying between the latter.
  • the vertical support 6 is e.g. held on a building wall by means of a fastening strut 60 which is fixed to the side surface 62 with screws 69.
  • the functional principle of the device which is not electrified in the second variant of the plug-in sleeve 1 and the sleeve holder 3 in combination with the first variant of the plug-in part 25, is characterized in the three Teristic position phases shown, where there is broad agreement with the handling procedure for a device with all components 1,3,25 of the first variant, as described to FIGS. 8A to 8C.
  • the first position phase (see FIG. 14A) again illustrates the inclined approach of a support arm 2 with the plug-in part 25, which ends with the forehead 27 first.
  • the second position phase see FIG.
  • the plug-in part 25 with the lowered forehead 27 of the now inclined support arm 2 is located on the stop surfaces 162, the wedge-shaped locking contours 17 still lying outside the counter contours 26.
  • the support arm 2 was brought into the horizontal, so that the locking contours 17 are now encompassed by the counter contours 26 and thus the support arm 2 is locked against being pulled out.
  • FIGS. 15A to 15D and 17 In the further, up to the final FIG. 22C, the device with the plug-in sleeve 1, the sleeve holder 3 and the plug-in part 25, each equipped with electrification in the second variant, is shown. Anticipating the assembly process, the positioning of the first coupling part 7 in the socket 1 is described in this sequence of figures.
  • a cable K is brought to the first coupling part 7 from the rear, while the contacts 73, which are electrically shielded in the manner of a conventional plug, are accessible from the front.
  • the first coupling part 7 has an axle pin 70 with an axial hole 71, both axle pins 70 being aligned with one another.
  • a hole 72 extends through the first coupling part 7 from above.
  • the coupling part 7 is placed vertically, so that the axle journals 70 can be inserted into the blind grooves 166. After the subsequent rotation of the coupling part 7 by approximately 90 °, it comes to lie horizontally in the plug-in sleeve 1, the supplied cable K protruding from the rear insertion opening 11 'and the contacts 73 being accessible from the line of alignment of the front insertion opening 11.
  • the second clamp part 96 has been plugged on, Nem pin 97 engages in the hole 141 in the housing 12 and with its pin 98 in the hole 72 on the coupling part 7.
  • the second clamp part 96 forms the clamp 9 with the initially connected first clamp part 91, the clamp parts 91, 96 being able to be separated from one another at a cutting line 90 by breaking or cutting.
  • the first clip part 91 has in its central region two downwardly open grooves 92 for the passage of two wires of the cable K.
  • the clip 9 is preferably produced as a plastic injection-molded part.
  • the cable K extending from the coupling part 7 is inserted into the sleeve holder 3 through its front insertion opening 32 and exits again at the rear insertion opening 32 "for connection to the power supply.
  • the receptacle 1 is fixed in the sleeve holder 3 by means of the screws 39.
  • FIGS. 18A, 18C, 18D illustrate the assembly of the plug-in sleeve 1 with the first coupling part 7 in combination with the third application of the sleeve holder 3.
  • the cable K fed through the rear plug-in opening 32 ' was connected to the first coupling part 7, initially the cable K and the coupling part 7 are held back with the clip 9 in the sleeve holder 3 in order to prevent them from slipping out through the rear insertion opening 32 '.
  • the first clamp part 91 In this securing position, the first clamp part 91 is in contact with the cross webs 33 from the inside, the cable cores run through the grooves 92, the coupling part 7 sits in front of the clamp part 91 and the pin 98 of the second clamp part 96 engages laterally in the hole 71 of an axle 70 , Before inserting the coupling part 7 into the socket 1, the coupling part 7 with the clip 9 is pulled out through the front insertion opening 32 (see FIG. 18A). In the next assembly step, the clip 9 is removed from the cable K, the first clip part 91 is separated and can be thrown away. Thereafter, the coupling part 7 with its axle 70 is inserted into the blind grooves 166 (see FIG. 18C) and the first coupling part 7 is secured with the second clamp part 96 on the socket 1, whereupon the latter can be inserted into the socket holder 3 (see FIG. 18D).
  • FIG. 18B, 18E illustrates the assembly of the plug-in sleeve 1 with the first coupling part 7 in combination with the first application of the sleeve holder 3, i.e. its attachment with the shoulder 31 on the back 41 of a panel element 4.
  • the opening 42 is provided in the panel element 4, in which the front part 300 comes to rest in the assembled state and through which the Coupling part 7 provided socket 1 is inserted into the sleeve holder 3 from the front 40.
  • the front part 300 should not protrude beyond the front side 40 regardless of the thickness of the panel element 4.
  • the rear part 301 of the sleeve holder 3 protrudes from the rear side 41. When the device is assembled, the cable K protrudes from the rear insertion opening 32 "and extends further to the power supply.
  • the plug-in part 25 of the second variant is provided with a second coupling part 8 in accordance with the electrification, a support arm 2 not being connected, as before, but a tray 2 '. From the face 27, the plug-in part 25 has a recess 250, which continues axially as a narrowed channel 251, as a result of which the plug-in part 25 is in principle divided into two legs that are mirror images of one another.
  • the plug-in part 25 has the two outer claws 28 as well as the mating contours 26 that follow therefrom.
  • a pocket groove 256 extends from the recess 250 into each leg, which is not continuous from top to bottom, so that the axle journal 80 of the coupling part 8 is analogous to it How to hang the axle 70 of the coupling part 7 in the blind grooves 166 on the socket 1. From the front are the electrically shielded contacts 83 of the Coupling part 8 accessible, while at the rear of the coupling part 8 there is a line, not shown, which extends through the channel 251, for example to a lamp.
  • FIGS. 12A to 12D - show in the electrified embodiment - as an extension of the structure according to FIGS. 12A to 12D - a sleeve holder 3 in the first application is fastened on the back 41 of a panel element 4, with a plug-in sleeve 1 received by the panel front 40 and a plug-in part 25 inserted therein , to which a tray 2 'connects.
  • the plug-in sleeve 1 is provided with a first coupling part 7, to which current is supplied via the cable K.
  • the associated plug-in part 25 can be designed in accordance with the second variant according to FIG. 19B and can be provided with a second coupling part 8. If one wants to do without the connection of an electrical consumer, the second coupling part 8 or a plug-in part 25 of the first variant according to FIG. 3A would be used.
  • the first position phase thus again shows the inclined approach of a support arm 2 with the plug-in part 25, which ends primarily with the forehead 27, but is now protruded forward by the built-in second coupling part 8.
  • the first coupling part 7 seated in the plug-in sleeve 1 is far away from the second coupling part 8, so that neither an initial mechanical intervention nor electrical contact is established.
  • the plug-in part 25 with the lowered forehead 27 (not visible here) of the now inclined support arm 2 is located on the stop surfaces 162, and the wedge-shaped locking contours 17 are still outside, above the counter contours 26.
  • the Coupling parts 7, 8 are mechanically pushed one into the other and have electrical contact with one another.
  • the support arm 2 In the third position phase (see FIG. 22C), the support arm 2 is moved horizontally, as a result of which the counter contours 26 move onto the locking contours 17 and encompass them. At the same time, the two coupling parts 7, 8 are aligned with one another. The support arm 2 is now secured against being pulled out.

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L'invention concerne un dispositif comprenant une douille à emboîtement (1) pourvue d'une ouverture d'emboîtement avant (11), dans laquelle un élément porteur (2) peut être emboîté. Un profil d'arrêt (17) est formé à l'intérieur de la douille à emboîtement (1). Une partie emboîtable (25) de l'élément porteur (2), s'insérant dans l'ouverture d'emboîtement (11), présente un profil correspondant (26) prévu pour coopérer avec le profil d'arrêt (17). L'entrée en prise entre le profil d'arrêt (17) et le profil correspondant (26), associée à un état verrouillé, s'obtient une fois la partie emboîtable (25) insérée au maximum dans la douille à emboîtement (1) et une fois l'élément porteur (2) entièrement ramené à horizontale avec la partie emboîtable (25) en position horizontale. Le profil d'arrêt (17) est une saillie formée sur la face inférieure du capot (13), tandis que le profil correspondant (26) est un évidement. Un support (5) est avantageusement prévu pour permettre la fixation de la douille à emboîtement (1), lequel support peut être monté à l'arrière d'un panneau (4) ou sur un poteau vertical creux. Selon un certain mode de réalisation, ce dispositif est électrifié.
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