EP2522252B1 - Table pliable - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a table.
- Such conference tables often have large-sized table tops to make room for depositing a variety of files, drawings, and the like, and to ensure that a large number of people can sit at that table. Accordingly, such a conference table also requires a sufficiently stable base.
- the present invention seeks to provide an improved table that can be stowed to save space, effortlessly and without danger to an operator person.
- a table which has a first plate part and a second plate part, which are pivotable relative to each other from a utilization position into a storage position.
- the table has a first support and a second support, a first rod and a second rod and a transmission with a transmission carrier.
- the first and second supports serve to support the table against a floor.
- first plate member is pivotally coupled to the first support, while the second plate member is pivotally coupled to the second support. Further, the first plate member is pivotally coupled to the gear carrier about a first axis.
- the second plate member is pivotally coupled to the gear carrier about a second axis.
- the first rod is pivotally coupled to the first support about a third axis, and the second rod is pivotally coupled to the second support about a fourth axis.
- the first rod is with the gear carrier about a fifth axis pivotally coupled, and the second rod is pivotally coupled to the gear carrier about a sixth axis.
- the idea of the present invention is to provide a table whose table top has at least a first and a second plate part, which can be brought by pivoting into a position in which the plate parts require considerably less space than in their utilization position.
- a foldability of the table according to the invention is achieved.
- the first rod and the second rod are pivoted about the fifth axis and the sixth axis with respect to the transmission carrier.
- the spatial orientation of the first plate member to the first support and to the transmission carrier while at the same time changes the spatial orientation of the second plate member to the second support and to the transmission carrier.
- the first rod and the second rod are arranged such that they intersect when pivoting the plate parts from the utilization position into the storage position.
- the first rod and the second rod are also arranged such that they intersect each other during the entire pivoting movement of the plate members from the utilization position into the stowage position.
- the first rod and the second rod also cross each other in the utilization position and in the stowage position. Due to the crosswise arrangement of the first and second rod can be advantageously achieved that the first support and the second support in the stowage of the plate parts, in other words, in the folded state of the table are aligned in the same way to the ground as in the utilization position, ie the unfolded state of the table.
- the rods crossing each other make it possible to achieve a dead center situation between the utilization position and the stowage position.
- an approximation to the dead center situation can initially take place, and then an overrun of this.
- the configuration may approach the position of the dead center during pivoting of the plate parts in the direction of the utilization position, wherein the latter is in turn passed over.
- first axis and the second axis are arranged spaced from each other. This makes it possible to abut the first and second plate parts in the use position in a clean and aesthetic as well as narrow joint, while at the same time the first axis at a small distance from the first plate member and the second axis are arranged at a small distance from the second plate member can. At the same time, space is created between the first and the second plate part for accommodating the bars and the supports in the stowed position of the plate parts, and a substructure for the plate parts, for example involving trusses, profiles, carrier elements or housings, can be slender.
- the fifth axis and the sixth axis are arranged spaced from each other.
- a particularly simple transmission can be used for synchronizing the motion sequence, for example a gear with gears rotatably mounted about the fifth and the sixth axis or gear segments.
- the first axis, the sixth axis and the fourth axis can occupy a position relative to one another during the pivoting of the plate parts between the utilization position and the stowage position in which the first, sixth and fourth axes are arranged in a first plane , The first, sixth and fourth axes are then within the first level.
- the second axis, the fifth axis and the third axis can assume a position relative to one another during the pivoting of the plate parts between the utilization position and the stowage position in which the second, fifth and third axes are arranged in a second plane, in other words to lie in the second level.
- the dead center situation is selected in such a way that even a slight deflection of the first and second plate parts from the stowage position does not lead to the dead center situation being exceeded, and the plate parts disturbed in this way automatically return to the stowage position by themselves. It then requires a deliberate action by an operator to bring the plate parts of the table in the utilization position. It is advantageous in this improvement of the invention not necessary to provide an additional locking device to lock the plate parts in the stowed position.
- first plane and the second plane are inclined to each other. This can be avoided, for example, that the first support and the second support in the stowage of the plate parts engage with each other. This allows, for example, with space-saving construction of the supports nevertheless a stable even in the stowage table. In addition, a symmetrical design and opposing arrangement of the supports is possible, which may also be advantageous for aesthetic reasons.
- first axis, the second axis, the third axis, the fourth axis, the fifth axis and the sixth axis are arranged substantially parallel to each other. This allows a simple, manageable for the operator folding without the risk of jamming.
- the first axis is symmetrical about the second axis
- the third axis is symmetrical about the fourth axis
- the fifth axis is symmetrical about the sixth axis.
- the first plate part is formed symmetrically with respect to the second plate part with respect to this plane of symmetry.
- the first support may be formed symmetrically with respect to the second support with respect to this plane of symmetry.
- the transmission is designed as a form-fitting acting gear.
- the transmission couples the pivoting movements of the first and second rods relative to the transmission carrier with each other by means of a toothing.
- Such a transmission makes it possible to couple the pivoting movements of the two rods with respect to the gear carrier without slippage.
- misalignments of the first and second plate parts, the first and second rods and the first and second supports and the gear carrier to each other even with multiple folding and unfolding of the table can be avoided.
- the transmission has two gear segments in engagement with each other.
- a first of the gear segments about the fifth axis is rotatably mounted on the transmission carrier.
- An end portion of the first rod is fixed to the first gear segment, and an end portion of the second rod is fixed to the second gear segment.
- the first support and the second support each have a foot section.
- the respective foot section is provided with one or more rollers, which are intended to carry the table rollingly displaceable.
- the table according to the invention thereby becomes even more practical in use. He can be on the roles both in the use position of the table tops in a simple manner within a building, a conference room or the like back and forth, as well rolled in the stowage of the plate parts after folding, for example, in a corner, where he then its small footprint does not bother.
- the rollers are each pivotally coupled about a pivot axis with the foot portion of the associated support, wherein the pivot axes of the rollers provided on the first support and those on the second support in the use position and in the storage position are aligned substantially parallel to each other.
- Clamping the rollers in their pivotal movement about the pivot axes is avoided by a parallel arrangement of these in the utilization position and in the stowage position.
- the pivot axes of the rollers provided on the first and second supports in the utilization position and in the stowage position of the plate members are respectively aligned substantially perpendicular to the ground.
- the supports are each formed with two legs.
- the legs each have a first bend.
- the legs of the same support are each connected to each other in the region of the first bend by a cross bar.
- On the crossbar coupled to the respective support rod is pivotally mounted.
- the legs further each have a second bend.
- the second bend is adjacent to a head portion of the post which is adapted to pivotally couple the post to the associated plate member.
- the legs are made of a straight pipe semi-finished product.
- the angled portions are here produced by the introduction of recesses into the semi-finished tube, in particular by means of a laser processing, and by subsequent bending of the recesses adjacent remaining material areas and by subsequent welding at least portions of the edges of the respective recess.
- each of the legs can be advantageously manufactured as a one-piece part.
- each of the legs may be programmed as a one-piece workpiece for processing using tube laser technology. In one go, all required cutouts or recesses can be introduced into the semi-finished tube and the semi-finished tube can advantageously be cut to length.
- the bending around the remaining material areas can be done in a simple manner by hand with a small bending radius in the manner of a bend around these material areas.
- the pieces of the prepared in this way semi-finished tube can then be placed in a simple device.
- a separate preparation of several mitred items, which are then connected together in elaborate devices, for example by soldering, can be omitted.
- a third plate part can be fixedly connected to the gear carrier.
- the third plate part is arranged on an upper side of the transmission carrier.
- the third plate member together with the first and the second plate member in their use position a table top of the table by then preferably between the first plate member and the second plate member is arranged in a plane therewith and with both plate parts each have a narrow gap through which it adjoins the plate parts.
- FIG. 1 shows a table 1 according to an embodiment of the invention.
- the table 1 has a first plate part 2a and a second plate part 2b, which are in FIG. 1 in a utilization situation.
- the plate parts 2a and 2b are arranged substantially in one plane and form a table top of the table 1.
- the plate parts 2a and 2b by trusses 3, which may be formed, for example, as a profile carrier made of metal, reinforced.
- two supports 4a and 4b are provided, which support the table 1 against a horizontally extending H in the bottom 5.
- the table 1 has a first rod 6a and a second rod 6b, and a gear carrier 7, a in FIG. 1 not visible, since the transmission carrier 7 concealed transmission 8 carries.
- the pillars 4a, 4b, the rods 6a, 6b and the gear carrier 7 with the gear 8 are arranged below the first and second plate parts 2a and 2b.
- the first support 4a and the second support 4b each have a foot portion 13a and 13b, wherein at the foot portions 13a, 13b rollers 12 are provided, by means of which the table 1 can be moved on the floor 5 rolling.
- FIG. 2 shows the table 1 in an end view.
- the second support 4b is visible, wherein the first support 4a is formed in a similar manner.
- the second support 4b has two legs 15 extending from the second plate part 2b toward the bottom 5.
- Each of the legs 15 has a first angled portion 16, see also FIG. 1 , There, each of the legs 15 is angled at an obtuse angle.
- the two legs 15 of the second support 4b are connected to one another in the region of the respective first bend 16 by a transverse rod 18, wherein the transverse rod 18 in this exemplary embodiment preferably extends substantially parallel to the base 5.
- the second rod 6b is pivotally mounted on the cross bar 18 of the second support 4b.
- the first rod 2a is supported on a crossbar 18 connecting two legs 15 of the first support 4a.
- FIG. 3 shows the table 1 according to the embodiment of the invention again in the state of FIG. 1 However, this time the gear 8 is visible.
- the gear carrier 7 is formed with two gear carrier parts 7a and 7b, of which in FIG. 3 the front gear carrier part 7a is not shown.
- the first plate part 2a is pivotally coupled to the gear carrier 7 about a first axis 21.
- the second plate member 2 b is pivotally coupled to the gear carrier 7 about a second axis 22.
- the first rod 6a is pivotally coupled to the first support 4a about a third axis 23, in that the first rod 6a is pivotally mounted on the crossbar 18 between the legs 15 of the first support 4a, similar to FIG FIG. 2 shown.
- the second rod 6b is pivotally coupled to the second support 4b about a fourth axis 24.
- the bearings of the first rod 6a and the second rod 6b on the respective cross bar 18 are slightly offset from each other, see FIG. 2 whereby the rods 6a and 6b can cross each other.
- the pivotable mounting of the first rod 6a and the second rod 6b on the respective crossbar 18 takes place at a respective end of the first and second rod 6a, 6b.
- first rod 6a is also coupled at its end remote from the third axis 23 about a fifth axis 25 pivotally connected to the gear carrier 7.
- second rod 6b is pivotally coupled to the gear carrier 7 at its end remote from the fourth axis 24 about a sixth axis 26.
- the plate parts 2a, 2b pivotally coupled to the respective support 4a, 4b.
- the first plate part 2a is mediated via the associated trusses 3 about a seventh axis 27 pivotally mounted on the first support 4a
- the second plate part 2b mediated via the associated trusses 3 about an eighth axis 28 is pivotally mounted on the second support 4b ,
- a plane of symmetry S extends into FIG. 3 along a vertical direction V substantially perpendicular to the bottom 5 and substantially perpendicular to the table top of the table 1, which coincides with the two plate parts 2a and 2b in the utilization position is formed.
- the plane S is shown projecting.
- the first axis 21, the second axis 22, the third axis 23, the fourth axis 24, the fifth axis 25, the sixth axis 26, the seventh axis 27 and the eighth axis 28 are in the illustration of FIG. 3 also shown projecting, are substantially parallel and have a substantially symmetrical arrangement with respect to the plane of symmetry S.
- the third, fourth, fifth and sixth axes 23, 24, 25 and 26 are arranged in such a manner that the rods 6a and 6b cross each other substantially in the plane of symmetry S.
- the gear 8 is formed positively acting with a toothing 9.
- An end portion of the first rod 6a is attached to a first gear segment 10a, wherein the first gear segment 10a is rotatably supported about the fifth axis 25 on the gear carrier 7, for example on a bearing pin projecting from the first gear carrier part 7a or the second gear carrier part 7b.
- the second rod 6b is attached to an end portion on a second gear segment 10b, which is rotatably mounted about the sixth axis 26 on the gear carrier 7, also for example on a provided for this journal.
- the two gear segments 10a and 10b are engaged with each other with their teeth.
- FIG. 4 also shows that in the utilization position, the plate parts 2a and 2b above the transmission carrier 7, of which only the second transmission carrier part 7b is shown here, abut one another in a gap 20 which is as small as possible in the use position. Adjacent to the gap 20, each of the plate parts 2a, 2b has a hook 50 which can be engaged with an associated projection 51 of the gear carrier 7 for locking the respective plate part 2a, 2b in the utilization position.
- an actuating element 52 is provided, by means of which the hook 50 and the projection 51 can be clamped against each other and also disengaged.
- FIG. 5 again shows approximately the image section of the FIG. 4 , wherein in turn the first gear carrier part 7a is omitted to make the gear 8 with the teeth 9 visible.
- two gas springs 11 are plotted, one of which is pivotally coupled at its upper end at an attachment point 11b with the first plate member 2a, while the other gas spring 11 is pivotally coupled at an attachment point 11b with the second plate member 2b.
- the gas springs 11 are both pivotally mounted on the not visible here transmission support member 7a in attachment points 11b, wherein the transmission support part 7a in the use state of the table 1 with the transmission support member 7b is firmly connected to form the transmission carrier 7.
- the gas springs 11 serve as energy storage, which receive or release potential energy when pivoting the plate parts 2a, 2b about the first axis 21 and the second axis 22 relative to the transmission carrier 7.
- two further gas springs 11 are arranged, which are coupled in the same manner as just described with the plate parts 2a, 2b and the gear carrier 7.
- the table 1 by pivoting the plate members 2 a and 2 b relative to each other from the in the FIGS. 1 and 3 shown utilization position of the plate parts 2a, 2b are folded into a stowage position of these plate parts 2a, 2b.
- FIG. 6 shows the beginning of the folding process.
- the supports 4a and 4b in this case move towards one another in the direction of the arrows 61a or 61b, the rollers 12 rolling on the base 5.
- the gear carrier 7 is raised in the direction of arrow 62 vertically upwards.
- the first plate part 2a pivots about the first axis 21 with respect to the gear carrier 7, and the second plate part 2b pivots about the axis 22 with respect to the gear carrier 7.
- the first plate part 2a pivots about the seventh axis with respect to the first pillar 4a 27 and the second plate member 2b pivoted about the eighth axis 28 with respect to the second support 4b.
- the first rod 6a pivots about the third axis 23 relative to the first support 4a
- the second rod 6b pivots about the fourth axis 24 relative to the second support 4b.
- the rollers 12 provided on the supports 4a and 4b are pivotally coupled to the foot sections 13a and 13b, respectively, about pivot axes 33.
- This pivotal mounting of the rollers 12 makes it possible to move the table 1 rolling in different directions on the floor 5, both in the utilization position of the plate parts 2a, 2b and in their stowage position.
- the pivot axes 33 of the rollers 12 mounted on the first support 4a and the second support 4b in the utilization position of the plate parts 2a, 2b are substantially parallel to each other and substantially perpendicular to the bottom 5, whereby all rollers 12 without clamping can be pivoted and the table 1 can be easily rolled back and forth.
- the pivot axes 33 are slightly inclined to each other, yet there remains a trouble to move toward each other of the supports 4a and 4b in the direction of arrows 61a and 61b by rolling the rollers 12 on the bottom 5 possible.
- FIG. 8 shows a further state, which takes the table 1 during the pivoting of the plate parts 2a and 2b of their use position in the stowage position.
- the levels 31 and 32 are how FIG. 8 shows, inclined to each other and enclose with each other an acute angle ⁇ .
- the plate parts 2a, 2b, the rods 6a, 6b, the supports 4a, 4b and the gear carrier 7 have reached a dead center situation.
- Figure 9 shows in detail C the position of the gear segments 10a and 10b to each other when reaching the dead center situation.
- the pivoting operation of the plate parts 2 a, 2 b is supported by the gas pressure springs 11.
- the forces applied by the gas pressure springs 11 on the plate parts 2a, 2b and the gear carrier 7 are preferably adjusted in such a way that the plate parts 2a and 2b between the dead center situation and occupy a position of equilibrium, in which the applied weight forces are compensated by the gas pressure springs 11.
- an operator When pivoting the plate parts 2a, 2b from the stowed position into the utilization position, an operator then has to apply a force from above onto one or both plate parts 2a, 2b when reaching the equilibrium position, ie deliberately press lightly in order to transfer them into the utilization position.
- In the equilibrium position mutually facing edge portions of the plate parts 2a, 2b, which form the gap 20 in the use position with each other, yet sufficiently spaced apart to avoid pinching the fingers of the operator between these edge portions.
- FIGS. 10-15 show the table 1 according to this embodiment in a state in which the first and second plate parts 2a and 2b have reached their stowage position.
- the force acting on the components of the table 1 weight forces cause in this stowed state, characterized in that the dead center situation has been run over that the two plate parts 2 a and 2 b do not automatically pivot out of the stowage position. Instead, it requires a defined action by the operator person, for example by pulling on ends of the two plate parts 2a and 2b in the direction of arrow 63a or 63b to unfold the table again.
- a separate locking device for locking the first and second plate parts 2a and 2b in the storage position is not required.
- the supports 4a and 4b are in the state of Figure 10 to a large extent between the substantially parallel aligned first and second plate parts 2a and 2b.
- the pivot axes 33 about which the rollers 12 are pivotable with respect to the supports 4a and 4b, extend in the state of FIG. 10 , in which the plate parts 2a, 2b occupy the stowage, again substantially parallel to each other and substantially perpendicular to the bottom 5.
- FIG. 11 shows the position of the transmission 8 in the stowage position of the first and second plate parts 2a, 2b in detail.
- the attachment points 11b and the longitudinal axes 11 of the gas springs 11 located. In the state of FIG. 11 the gas springs 11 have given the stored energy in them and reached their maximum length.
- FIG. 12 shows the view of FIG. 11 again, wherein on the first transmission support part 7a, which in turn is not shown, attached gas pressure springs 11 are now shown. As FIG. 12 shows, in this state, the piston rod of the gas springs drove out far.
- the rods 6a and 6b cross each other in the stowage position and in the utilization position of the plate parts 2a, 2b, as well as during the entire pivoting process of these.
- FIG. 13 shows the in FIG. 10 illustrated state of the table 1 again, this time the first gear carrier part 7a and the gas pressure springs 11 are shown.
- FIG. 14 show front views of the table 1 in the stowed the FIG. 10 ,
- the second plate part 2b shown here has an approximately central opening 19, through which the rods 6a and 6b are visible.
- the plate parts 2 a, 2 b may be performed continuously without opening, such as FIG. 15 shows.
- plate parts 2 a, 2 b may be used with a different shape and in the unfolded state of the table 1, for example, instead of a substantially rectangular also form an oval or boat-shaped table top.
- FIG. 16 also shows how the legs 15 of the support 4b, in similar As the support 4a is formed, in the region of the head portion 14b has a second bend 17.
- FIG. 17 shows again in detail the pivotal mounting of the second rod 6b on the cross bar 18 of the second support 4b, as well as some components of the gear carrier 7 and the transmission 8.
- the transmission carrier 7 is formed with a first transmission carrier part 7a and a second transmission carrier part 7b, which together form the transmission carrier 7 and thus also a transmission housing for the transmission 8.
- the gear carrier parts 7a and 7b for example, be firmly bolted together.
- FIG. 17 in that on both sides of the gear carrier 7 further connecting pieces 7c and 7b can be provided, which are also pivotable relative to the plate parts 2a and 2b about the first axis 21 and the second axis 22, respectively.
- the connecting pieces 7c and 7d improve the rigidity of the construction and contribute to an effortless folding process.
- the connecting pieces 7c, 7d are pivotally mounted on both housings 70 in the embodiment shown.
- FIG. 18 shows a leg 15 during the manufacture of the leg 15 from a previously straight tube blank 34.
- the tube blank 34 is formed of steel.
- individual portions of the semi-finished tube 34 are already angled against each other to form the leg 15, whereby the first and second angled portions 16 and 17 are formed.
- Adjacent to the second bend 17, the leg has an opening 38 and an end rounded 39.
- the opening 38 serves to connect the legs 15 of a support and the bearing of the support to the adjacent cross member 3, see FIG. 16 ,
- the rounding 39 is provided.
- the Figures 20-22 show a piece of semi-finished tube 34, in which by means of the tube laser technology, a recess 35 has been introduced. This leaves a piece of material 35 ', which is initially connected to the remaining material of the tube semi-finished product 34 by remaining, very thin material bridges. In the further manufacturing process, the laser-machined semi-finished tube 34 is transported, then the remaining pieces of material 35 'knocked out and the semi-finished tube 34 subsequently bent by hand to material areas of the tube blank 34, which the recesses 35 are left adjacent, with a small bending radius. In other words, through the recess 35, the tube blank 34 was not completely severed at this point.
- FIG. 23 a further section of the initially straight tube semi-finished product 34 is shown. In this area is after the Striking out of a piece of material 35 'and by a subsequent bending and welding the second bend 17 of the leg 15 arise.
- Legs 15 made in this way for the table 1 are inexpensive to manufacture and still have the required stability. Due to the initially remaining pieces of material 35 ', the semi-finished tube for the production of the legs 15 can be easily transported and handled after the laser processing beyond.
- the present invention has been fully described above with reference to preferred embodiments, it is not limited thereto, but is modifiable in a variety of ways without departing from the scope of the claims as defined by the claims.
- the supports may also be provided, for example, with sliders for easy movement, for example on a carpet.
- the transmission can also be designed as a chain transmission, a cable transmission or the like.
- the invention is also not limited to use in office conference furniture. Although the present invention is particularly advantageous there, it may equally apply to table furniture for home, garden tables or the like.
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- Table (1), comportant :une première (2a) et une seconde (2b) partie de plateau qui peuvent pivoter l'une par rapport à l'autre d'une position d'utilisation dans une position de rangement ;un premier appui (4a) et un second (4b) appui pour appuyer la table (1) contre un plancher (5) ;une première (6a) et une seconde (6b) barre ; etun engrenage (8) avec un support d'engrenage (7) ;dans laquelle la première partie de plateau (2a) est couplée de manière pivotante au premier appui (4a) et la seconde partie de plateau (2b) est couplée de manière pivotante au second appui (4b) ;dans laquelle la première partie de plateau (2a) est couplée de manière pivotante au support d'engrenage (7) autour d'un premier axe (21) et la seconde partie de plateau (2b) est couplée de manière pivotante au support d'engrenage (7) autour d'un deuxième axe (22) ;dans laquelle la première barre (6a) est couplée de manière pivotante au premier appui (4a) autour d'un troisième axe (23) et la seconde barre (6b) est couplée de manière pivotante au second appui (4b) autour d'un quatrième axe (24) ;dans laquelle la première barre (6a) est couplée de manière pivotante au support d'engrenage (7) autour d'un cinquième axe (25) et la seconde barre (6b) est couplée de manière pivotante au support d'engrenage (7) autour d'un sixième axe (26) ;dans laquelle, à l'aide de l'engrenage (8), un pivotement de la première barre (6a) par rapport au support d'engrenage (7) est couplé à un pivotement de la seconde barre (6b) par rapport au support d'engrenage (7),caractérisée en ce quela table (1) présente quatre ressorts à gaz (11),deux des ressorts à gaz (11) étant couplés respectivement au niveau de leur extrémité supérieure de manière pivotante à la première partie de plateau (2a) et les deux autres ressorts à gaz (11) étant couplés respectivement au niveau de leur extrémité supérieure de manière pivotante à la seconde partie de plateau (2b), et les quatre ressorts à gaz (11) étant montés respectivement au niveau de leurs extrémités inférieures de manière pivotante sur le support d'engrenage (7).
- Table selon la revendication 1,
caractérisée en ce que la première barre (6a) et la seconde barre (6b) sont disposées de telle sorte qu'elles se croisent l'une et l'autre lors du pivotement des parties de plateau (2a, 2b) de la position d'utilisation dans la position de rangement. - Table selon la revendication 2,
caractérisée en ce que la première barre (6a) et la seconde barre (6b) sont disposées de telle sorte qu'elles se croisent l'une et l'autre pendant tout le mouvement de pivotement des parties de plateau (2a, 2b) de la position d'utilisation dans la position de rangement, et de préférence se croisent l'une et l'autre également dans la position d'utilisation et dans la position de rangement. - Table selon une des revendications précédentes,
caractérisée en ce que le premier axe (21) et le second axe (22) sont disposés à distance l'un de l'autre et/ou en ce que le cinquième axe (25) et le sixième axe (26) sont disposés à distance l'un de l'autre. - Table selon une des revendications précédentes,
caractérisée en ce que,
lors du pivotement des parties de plateau (2a, 2b) entre la position d'utilisation et la position de rangement, les premier (21), sixième (26) et quatrième (24) axes peuvent prendre une position dans laquelle les premier (21), sixième (26) et quatrième (24) axes sont disposés dans un premier plan (31) et en ce que,
lors du pivotement des parties de plateau (2a, 2b) entre la position d'utilisation et la position de rangement, les deuxième (22), cinquième (25) et troisième (23) axes peuvent prendre une position dans laquelle les deuxième (22), cinquième (25) et troisième (23) axes sont disposés dans un second plan (32). - Table selon la revendication 5,
caractérisée en ce que le premier plan (31) et le second plan (32) sont inclinés l'un par rapport à l'autre. - Table selon une des revendications précédentes,
caractérisée en ce que les premier (21), deuxième (22), troisième (23), quatrième (24), cinquième (25) et sixième (26) axes sont disposés sensiblement parallèlement les uns par rapport aux autres. - Table selon une des revendications précédentes,
caractérisée en ce que l'engrenage (8) est configuré de manière à agir par complémentarité de forme et en ce que l'engrenage (8) couple les mouvements de pivotement des première (6a) et seconde (6b) barres l'un à l'autre par rapport au support d'engrenage (7) en particulier à l'aide d'une denture (9). - Table selon la revendication 8,
caractérisée en ce que l'engrenage (8) présente deux segments de roue dentée (10a, 10b) qui sont en engagement l'un avec l'autre, un premier (10a) des segments de roue dentée étant monté rotatif sur le support d'engrenage (7) autour du cinquième axe (25) et un second (10b) des segments de roue dentée monté rotatif autour du sixième axe (26), et en ce qu'une section d'extrémité de la première barre (6a) est fixée au premier segment de roue dentée (10a) et une section d'extrémité de la seconde barre (6b) au second segment de roue dentée (10b). - Table selon une des revendications précédentes,
caractérisée en ce que le premier (4a) et le second (4b) appui présentent respectivement une section de pied (13a, 13b) et en ce que la section de pied (13a, 13b) respective est munie d'une ou de plusieurs roulettes (12) qui sont prévues pour porter la table (1) de manière à pouvoir la déplacer en roulant. - Table selon la revendication 10,
caractérisée en ce que les roulettes (12) sont respectivement couplées autour d'un axe de pivotement (33) de manière pivotante avec la section de pied (13a, 13b) de l'appui (4a, 4b) associé, les axes de pivotement (33) des roulettes (12) prévues sur le premier appui (4a) et le second appui (4b) étant orientés sensiblement parallèlement les uns aux autres dans la position d'utilisation et dans la position de rangement. - Table selon une des revendications précédentes,
caractérisée en ce que les appuis (4a, 4b) sont respectivement configurés avec deux jambes (15), les jambes (15) présentant respectivement un premier coude (16) et les jambes (15) du même appui (4a, 4b) étant respectivement reliées l'une à l'autre au niveau du premier coude (16) par le biais d'une barre transversale (18), et en ce que la barre (6a, 6b) couplée à l'appui (4a, 4b) est montée pivotante sur la barre transversale (18) . - Table selon la revendication 12,
caractérisée en ce que les jambes (15) présentent en outre respectivement un second coude (17) et en ce que le second coude (17) est disposé de manière adjacente à une section de tête (14a, 14b) de l'appui (4a, 4b) qui est configurée pour le couplage pivotant de l'appui (4a, 4b) avec la partie de plateau (2a, 2b) associée. - Table selon une des revendications 12 ou 13,
caractérisée en ce que les jambes (15) sont réalisées à partir d'un demi-produit tubulaire droit (34), les coudes (16, 17) étant formés par un apport d'évidements (35) dans le demi-produit tubulaire (34), en particulier à l'aide d'un traitement laser, ensuite par un cintrage des zones de matériau restantes adjacentes aux évidements (35), enfin par un soudage au moins des sections (36) des bords (37) de l'évidement respectif (35).
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