EP3294501A1 - Aufbewahrungseinrichtung - Google Patents
AufbewahrungseinrichtungInfo
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- EP3294501A1 EP3294501A1 EP15742018.3A EP15742018A EP3294501A1 EP 3294501 A1 EP3294501 A1 EP 3294501A1 EP 15742018 A EP15742018 A EP 15742018A EP 3294501 A1 EP3294501 A1 EP 3294501A1
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- the invention relates to a storage device having at least one storage container having a vertical axis, which has a container housing having a rectangular plan, on the outside in the upper region of its front a mounted about an axis perpendicular to the vertical axis of rotation rotatable coupling latch is mounted, the one for Having locally unobtainable coupling formed on the top of the container housing attached additional object coupling structure.
- a storage device of this type known from DE 20 2009 018 589 U1 contains one or more storage containers which are suitable for storing any products, such as, for example, tools or small items of iron hardware.
- the storage container has a rectangular plan and is equipped with coupling means, which allow a mounted on it additional object - in particular an additional storage container - detachably coupled in an inseparable manner.
- To the coupling means includes a rotatably mounted in the upper region of the front of the container housing coupling bar, which is equipped with a coupling structure, which mates positively with a formed on the additional object to be coupled counter-coupling structure.
- the coupling bolt is a rotatable about any angle rotary latch, the over has a three-arm structure, wherein a coupling structure is formed on each of the three locking arms.
- a storage container is known from US Pat. No. 3,316,045 and US 2002/0125159 A1, which has a one-piece body in which a plurality of drawers are arranged to be extractable and which has an opening which is closed at its upper side by means of a pivotally mounted closure lid.
- EP 1 658 160 B1 describes a storage container which has a modular construction and consists of, for example, three housing modules which are stacked on each other in a vertical direction and locked together in pairs. In the height direction adjacent to each other
- Housing modules each bound together a to the front of the container housing open towards receiving compartment in which a drawer element is arranged.
- the invention has for its object to provide a storage device that allows a storage container with simple and reliable measures releasably coupled with a patch on him additional object.
- the coupling bolt is a one-armed pivot bolt, which has a unilaterally projecting from the axis of rotation, the coupling structure having single locking arm and limited by a arranged on the container housing stop means to 90 ° Swing angle between only an inactive ready Sheep position with perpendicular to the vertical axis aligned locking arm and a coupling device for attaching an attached to the top of the container housing auxiliary object active coupling position with upright, in the axial direction of the vertical axis upwardly projecting locking arm is pivotable.
- an additional object placed on the storage container can be simply and reliably coupled in a detachable manner to the storage container such that it can no longer be lifted off the storage container at least locally in the area of the coupling bar.
- a multi-arm rotary latch of the coupling bar is designed as a single-armed pivot bolt having only a single projecting from the axis of rotation locking arm on which the single coupling structure of the coupling bolt is arranged.
- the associated stop means which are also arranged on the container housing of the storage container, give two pivotal movements of the pivot bolt exactly, which is on the one hand to an active coupling position and on the other to an inactive standby position.
- the pivot bolt can not be pivoted so that the user of the storage container is able to position the pivot bolt securely and reliably in the desired pivot position even without eye contact.
- the locking arm In the inactive standby position of the pivot bolt, the locking arm is oriented perpendicular to the height direction of the storage container and thereby occupies a total position in which it is lower than the top of the storage container and consequently does not hinder a need-based placement or removal of an additional object.
- the locking arm In the active coupling position, the locking arm extends parallel to the vertical axis of the container housing and protrudes beyond its upper side, so that it is connected to a nem parked there additional object can enter into releasable coupling intervention.
- the stop means expediently include two in a L-shaped configuration outside the front of the container housing arranged first and second stop legs. Of these two stop legs is the one, first stop legs responsible for the specification of the active coupling position, while the other, second stop leg specifies the inactive standby position.
- the two stop legs are preferably integrally formed on the container housing. There may be a gap between the stop legs, so that the stop legs have no direct connection to each other.
- more expedient is an embodiment in which the two stop legs of opposite end portions of an externally formed on the container housing integrally formed stop rib, which has a right angle angled or bent longitudinal course. With such a stop rib, the pivot bearing zone for the pivot bolt, which is expediently bounded on one side laterally and at the bottom by the two stop limbs, is shielded over a wide range. In addition, results in this way, a high stability of the stop means and the risk of breaking off one or the other stop leg is considerably reduced.
- the two stop legs are expediently in one piece by one between them located arcuate connecting portion of the stop rib connected to each other.
- the two stop legs themselves are expediently also designed rib-shaped, wherein they preferably have a linear longitudinal extent.
- the pivot bolt is fixed releasably in the inactive standby position such that it does not automatically pivot in the direction of the active coupling position in case of shocks or obliquely positioning of the container housing.
- a detent means structure is arranged outside of the front of the container housing and in particular integrally formed, by which the pivoted in the inactive ready position swivel bolt is releasably latched releasably. The latching engagement can be canceled manually at any time with a slightly increased expenditure of force, in order to pivot the pivoting bolt into the active coupling position if necessary.
- the locking arm has for cooperation with the locking means structure preferably via an independent, independent of the coupling structure counter-locking means structure. Particularly simple is a design in which the counter-locking means structure is formed directly from the coupling structure of the locking arm.
- the storage container has a counter coupling structure that is complementary to the coupling structure of the locking arm on the outside in the lower area of its front side. In this way he can with his peers in the Stacked state can be coupled vertically.
- the storage device is equipped with a plurality of storage containers, each having a one-armed pivot bar at the front and at the bottom of a counter-coupling structure, so that in the stacked state of several of these storage containers of each lower storage container of a pair of stacked storage containers by pivoting its pivot bolt can be positively coupled with the storage container arranged above it or, if necessary, can also be decoupled.
- the plurality of storage containers are identical in terms of their pivot bolt and their counter-coupling structures, but otherwise may well differ from each other, especially in their height.
- the floor plan is preferably the same for all storage containers.
- the plurality of storage containers may be formed at least partially completely identical. In the stacked state of two storage containers of sitting on top of the lower storage container storage container forms the above-mentioned additional object. On each storage container, however, other additional objects can be fixed at least partially irremovable by means of the pivot bolt, for example a worktop.
- the coupling structure and the counter-coupling structure are preferably hook-shaped profiled with complementary shaping.
- the hook profile has expediently a
- the at least one storage container preferably contains on its front side only a single pivot bolt, which is placed in particular in the center of the width. In principle, however, more than one and especially two could
- Pivoting bolt can be arranged on the front side of the container housing.
- These coupling means preferably include a top supplementary housing arranged at the top of the storage container at a distance from the pivoting bolt.
- Coupling device which makes it possible to detachably engage with a complementary lower supplementary coupling device arranged on the underside of an additional object placed on the container housing, in order to define at least one further area in which the additional object is locally inseparable from the storage container arranged underneath is coupled.
- the plurality of coupling zones provided in this way ensure that the additional object attached to the storage container and coupled in its entirety is fixed inseparably on the storage container.
- the storage container is expediently equipped on its underside with a lower supplementary coupling device which is complementary to the upper supplementary coupling device arranged on the upper side. This allows the storage container to be stacked with its equals and coupled to one another in an inseparable manner.
- the upper supplementary coupling device expediently contains at least one engagement recess having an undercut cross-section into which the lower supplemental coupling device can be brought into engagement with at least one engagement projection which also has an undercut cross-section.
- the container housing of the at least one storage container expediently defines at least one
- a container housing of preferred construction has at least one receiving compartment which is open with a compartment opening on a front side of the container housing and in which a drawer element can be pulled out and inserted.
- the container housing may be several in the
- Height direction stacked receiving compartments contain, each equipped with its own drawer element.
- the container housing has a modular construction and consists of a plurality of stacked in the height direction of the container housing and paired wise in mutually inseparable manner with each other latched housing modules is composed.
- two housing modules arranged directly one above the other define together a receiving compartment for a pull-out and insertable drawer element.
- the container housing is expediently equipped with a bow-shaped carrying handle, which allows easy manual transport of the storage container.
- the carrying handle is expediently mounted in such a way pivotable on the upper side of the container housing, that it optionally in a to the container housing
- this stackable composite can be transported very easily through the carrying handle of the uppermost storage container.
- Each storage container is preferably also structured in such a way that an additional object placed on it, which can in particular be a further storage container, is at right angles to the vertical axis
- the storage container on its upper side expediently has one or more depressions into which associated projections, which are arranged on the underside of the additional object, are inserted. grab when the additional item is placed on the storage box.
- FIG. 1 shows a storage device composed of two storage containers, wherein the two storage containers are illustrated in a condition stacked on one another and vertically liftable from one another;
- FIG. 2 shows the storage device from FIG. 1 in the raised state of the two storage containers
- Figure 3 is a front view of the storage device
- FIG. 1 A first figure.
- FIG. 4 shows a vertical section through the storage device in the abutting condition of the two storage containers according to section line IV-IV from FIG. 3,
- Figure 5 shows a further vertical section through the storage device according to section line V-V of Figure 3, wherein the cutting plane passes through the axis of rotation of the pivot bolt, and
- FIG. 6 shows a single storage container of the storage device, which differs among other things in the overall height from the storage container, which is shown twice in the other figures.
- the storage device designated in its entirety by reference numeral 1 contains one or more storage containers 2, each having at least one housing interior 3 and thereby are able to keep any parts, such as tools, during their disuse.
- each storage container 2 has an additional object 4 can be placed on it, which can be coupled by means of coupling means 5 of the storage container 2 with the storage container 2 to produce a coherent and uniformly transportable stack composite 7.
- the storage device 1 contains only a single storage container 2 equipped with the coupling means 5, which applies to the embodiment of FIG.
- any additional object can be stacked and coupled, which has over the coupling means 5 of the storage container 2 matching own coupling means.
- This can for example be a worktop or table top or a box.
- the additional object 4 may be a further storage container, which in particular is of the same type as the storage container 2 equipped with the coupling means 5.
- the storage device 1 contains in a preferred embodiment except the storage container 2 for stacking and coupling with this storage container 2 suitable additional object 4, which applies to the embodiment of Figures 1 to 5. It is particularly advantageous if the additional object 4 is another storage container.
- Treatment container 2 acts, which is equipped in the same way as the former storage container 2 with coupling means 5. It is then possible to stack several of the storage containers 2 in a height direction 6 illustrated by a dot-dash line and to couple the two storage containers 2 arranged directly one above the other using the coupling means 5 in such a way that they are in the vertical direction 6 are not distinguishable from each other. There is then a, for example, from Figures 1 and 3 to 5 apparent stack composite 7, which is a total liftable by a substrate that the uppermost storage container 2 is detected and raised.
- the storage device 1 consists of at least two or more storage containers 2, which coincide in their layout and in the configuration of their coupling means 5.
- the overall height of at least several of these storage containers 2 can also be identical, as is the possibility of designing a plurality of the storage containers 2 of the storage device 1 overall identically.
- several of the storage container 2 may differ in their height from one another, which has the advantage that then storage container 2 with different storage volume are available, which can be coupled regardless of their different height to the stack composite 7.
- a storage container 2 is illustrated in Figure 6, the coupling means 5 coincide with those of the storage containers 2 shown in Figures 1 to 5, but which has a greater height.
- Such a storage container 2 designed according to FIG. 6 may, for example, belong to the storage device 1 with one or more of the storage containers 2 illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 5, so that the storage device 1 has a plurality of storage containers 2 of different overall height that can be stacked on one another and coupled to one another in the vertical direction are.
- the storage containers 2 illustrated in the drawing all have the same layout and are provided with the same coupling means 5. Any existing differences are limited to measures that affect the height and the capacity and possibly the usability of the capacity.
- Each storage container 2 has a container housing 12 with a vertical axis 13, wherein the axial direction of the vertical axis 13 is also referred to below as height direction 13.
- the storage containers 2 are stackable in any desired number in their height direction 13 such that the high Axes 13 all stacked On ewahrungsbehalter 2 coincide with the height direction 6 of the stack composite 7.
- the container housing 12 has a rectangular plan with a depth direction of the container housing 12 defining the longitudinal axis 14 and a perpendicular thereto transverse axis 15, whose axial direction determines the width direction of the container housing 12.
- the container housing 12 preferably has a cuboidal basic structure.
- the vertical axis 13 of the container housing 12 is vertically aligned.
- the storage container 2 has a front side 16 oriented in the axial direction of the longitudinal axis 14 and a rear side 17 oriented in the opposite direction. Furthermore, the container housing 12 has two lateral outer sides 18, 19 oriented opposite one another in the axial direction of the transverse axis 15.
- the housing interior 3 for the storage of parts enabling means are of any kind.
- the storage container 2 for example, have an upwardly facing access opening through which the
- Housing interior 3 is accessible and which is either permanently open or is associated with a removable or pivotable closure lid.
- the housing interior 3 is made accessible for use in that the container housing 12 defines at least one receiving compartment 22 for a drawer element 23.
- the container housing 12 contains only a single receiving compartment 22 - this applies to the embodiment Example of Figures 1 to 5 - or a plurality of receiving compartments 22 which are arranged one above the other in the height direction 13. The latter is the case in the embodiment of Figure 6, in which the container housing 12 includes a total of three stacked receiving compartments 22.
- the number of subjects is arbitrary and based on the need for storage options.
- Each receptacle 22 is accessible from the outside by its own, arranged on the front side 16 compartment opening 24.
- a drawer element 23 is arranged, which in the context of an indicated in Figure 4 by a double arrow working movement 25, which is oriented in the axial direction of the longitudinal axis 14, either from the associated receptacle 22 or pulled out into the receptacle 22 in question.
- the container housing 12 forms a compartment side wall 26 for each receiving compartment 22, which limits the associated receiving compartment 22 at the sides oriented at right angles to the vertical axis 13, except in the region of the compartment opening 24.
- each compartment side wall 26, apart from the access to the drawer element 23 enabling compartment opening 24 extends as a closed wall around the associated receiving compartment 22 around.
- Each drawer element 24 expediently has a bottom wall 27, which is preferably plate-shaped. On the edge side around the bottom wall 27 extends in the height direction 13 upwardly projecting outer wall 28 of the
- Drawer element 23 which, together with the bottom wall 27, delimits a drawer interior 32 serving to store parts. Is the drawer element 23 at the front page 16 of the container housing 12 at least partially pulled out of the associated receiving compartment 22, the upwardly open drawer interior 32 is accessible for inserting or removing parts.
- a handle 34 is expediently arranged on which the drawer element 23 can be detected to pull it out of the receptacle 22 or back into the Move back tray 22.
- the container housing 12 may have a one-piece or multi-part structure. Particularly advantageous is a [nodular structure in which the container housing 12 of several in the height direction 13 arranged one above the other and in pairs in each case inseparable manner with each other
- latched housing modules 35 composed. Two housing modules 35, arranged directly one above the other, jointly delimit one of the receiving compartments 22 described above.
- the housing modules 35 preferably include a lower housing termination module 35a and an upper housing termination module 35b. If the storage container 2 only a single receptacle 22 have, these two lower and upper housing termination modules 35a, 35b are directly attached to each other and firmly connected. In order to realize a plurality of receiving pockets 22, any number of housing intermediate modules 35c are incorporated between the lower case terminating module 35a and the upper case terminating module 35b. Each housing intermediate module 35c delimits two storage compartments 22 arranged one above the other. Rather, 22 are desired, the more housing intermediate modules 35c are incorporated between the lower case termination module 35a and the upper case termination module 35b.
- the coupling means 5 comprise a coupling bolt 42 arranged on the outside of the container housing 12 in the upper region of the front side 16, which is designed as a one-armed pivoting bolt 43.
- the pivot bolt 43 is pivotable about an axis of rotation 44 relative to the container housing 12, wherein the
- Pivoting movement is illustrated by double arrows 45.
- the axis of rotation 44 extends at right angles to the vertical axis 13 and, more specifically, extends in the axial direction of the longitudinal axis 14 of the container housing 12.
- the container housing 12 has an upper side 46 pointing upwards in the height direction. At this upper side 46, the container housing 12 has an upper footprint 47 on which the additional object 4 placed on the storage container 2, in particular a further storage container 2, rests.
- the axis of rotation 44 is vertically below the upper shelf 47th
- the axis of rotation 44 of the pivoting bolt 43 is preferably placed centrally. It is expediently also only a single pivot bolt 43 on the front side 16 of the container housing 12.
- the coupling means 5 present in the embodiment are also characterized by the fact that except the arranged on the front 16 pivot bolt 43 no further pivot bolt 43 more is present and that expediently all other components of the coupling means 5 are immovable with respect to the container housing 12 carrying them.
- the one-armed pivot bolt 43 has a single, radially projecting from the rotation axis 44 locking arm 48.
- This locking arm 48 is preferably formed tab-like.
- the locking arm 48 has an arm longitudinal axis 52 which extends radially with respect to the axis of rotation 44. In the region of one of its two axial end sections, which is referred to below as the bearing section 53, the locking arm 48 is rotatably mounted about the axis of rotation 44.
- a rearwardly projecting rotary bearing extension 54 is expediently integrally formed on the bearing section 53, which rotatably engages in a bearing recess 55 of the front housing wall 56 of the container housing 12 assigned to the front side 16.
- the pivot bolt 43 is thereby immovably fixed in the axial direction of the rotation axis 44 on the container housing 12, that the pivot bearing extension 54 is latched to the bearing recess 55.
- the locking arm 48 has a coupling structure 57 on its rear side facing the container housing 12.
- This coupling structure 57 is preferably hook-shaped profiled and has a projecting in the direction of the rotation axis 44 coupling projection 57 a.
- This coupling projection 57a defines a coupling recess 57b of the coupling structure 57, which is located on the side facing away from the container housing 12 side of the coupling projection 57a.
- the coupling means 5 of the storage container 2 further include a structurally connected to the coupling structure 57. fitted counter coupling structure 58. It is like the pivot bolt 43 on the front side 16 of the Be fiscallygeophu ses 12 and there is integrally formed in particular on the front housing wall 56.
- the counter-coupling structure 58 and the axis of rotation 44 of the pivoting bolt 43 lie on a common axis, which runs parallel to the vertical axis 13. Consequently, in the usual position of use of the storage container 2, the counter-coupling structure 58 is arranged directly verti cal below the axis of rotation 44, wherein it is located in the lower region of the front side 16 of the container housing 12.
- the container housing 12 is limited on its underside outside of egg ner lower bottom surface 59. In the stacked state of two storage containers 2 sits the upper storage container 2 with its lower bottom surface 59 apporti se on the upper shelf 47 at the top 46 of the lower container housing 12.
- the counter-coupling structure 58 is based on the height direction device 13 expediently arranged in the immediate vicinity of the lower bottom surface 59 on the front side 16 of the container housing 12.
- the stationary, that is immovable on the container housing 12 to parent counter-coupling structure 58 is complementary to the arranged on the pivotable pivot bolt 43 coupling structure 57 is formed.
- si contains an upwardly projecting counter coupling projection 58 a, which is slightly upstream of the front housing wall 56, so that it defines together with this front housing wall 56 a Ge gene coupling recess 58 b. If two storage containers 2 are placed on one another, the counter-coupling structure 58 of the upper storage container 2 occupies a position above the axis of rotation 44 of the pivoting bolt 43 of the storage container 2 placed underneath. The distance of the counter-coupling structure 58 from the axis of rotation 44 is dimensioned so that the counter-coupling structure 58 can be engaged by the coupling structure 57 of the locking arm 48 when the pivot bolt 43 is pivoted into an active coupling position.
- the pivot bolt 43 of the lower storage container 2 is shown taking the active coupling position.
- the locking arm 48 protrudes vertically upward from the axis of rotation 44 and, with its longitudinal section having the coupling structure 57, projects above the upper footprint 47 upwards.
- the height-wise projection is selected so that the coupling structure 57 engages over the adjacent counter-coupling structure 58 at the top.
- the coupling structure 57 dips with its coupling projection 57a from above into the counter-coupling recess 58b of the counter-coupling structure 58, which in turn with its upstanding counter coupling projection 58a dips into the coupling recess 57b of the coupling structure 57.
- stop means 62 limit the pivot angle of the pivot bolt 43 to 90 °.
- One of the two predetermined by the abutment means 62 pivot end positions of the pivot bolt 43 is the already mentioned active coupling position in which the locking arm 48 is positioned upright and projects in the axial direction of the vertical axis 13 upwards.
- the second pivot end position of the pivoting bolt 43 predetermined by the abutment means 62 is an inactive ready position, which is set in FIG. 6 as well as in the other storage container 2 arranged at the top. In this inactive ready position, the locking arm 48 is aligned at right angles to the vertical axis 13, that is, its longitudinal axis 52 extends in a direction perpendicular to the vertical axis 13 horizontal plane.
- the stop means 62 comprise two first and second stop legs 63, 64 which are arranged in an L-shaped configuration on the outside of the front housing wall 56 of the container housing 12.
- the first stop leg 63 serves to specify the acti
- the second stop leg 64 placed lower than the first stop leg 63 in the height direction 13 serves to predefine the inactive ready position and extends at right angles to the vertical axis 13.
- the two stop legs 63, 64 are arranged similar to the two mutually perpendicular sides of a right triangle. Together they limit a pivot bearing zone 66, in which the locking arm 48 is rotatably mounted with its pivot bearing extension 54.
- the pivot bearing zone 66 is above the horizontal second stop leg 64 and at the same time next to the vertical first stop leg 63rd
- the two stop legs 63, 64 are integrally connected to each other via an arcuate connecting portion 65.
- the two stop legs 63, 64 and the connecting portion 65 then together form a one-piece stop rib 67, whose end portions have a straight course and each one of the two stop legs 63, 64 form.
- the pivot bearing zone 66 is located on the concave side of the curved connecting portion 65.
- the coupling structure 57 and the counter-coupling structure 58 are preferably coordinated so that these two structures 57, 58 in the active coupling position of
- Pivoting bolts 43 in the direction of rotation 45 are releasably locked together. In this way it can be prevented by simple means that the coupling engagement in case of shocks of the container assembly accidentally dissolves.
- pivot latch 43 in the inactive standby position by latching with respect the container housing 12 is fixed so that initially a slightly increased force is required for pivoting in the active coupling position.
- a latching means structure 68 is arranged and in particular integrally formed.
- the locking means structure 68 expediently projects beyond the front housing wall 56.
- the locking arm 48 is provided on its rear side facing the container housing 12 with a counter-latching means structure 69, which is in releasable latching engagement with the latching means structure 68, when the pivot latch 43 is pivoted or is in the inactive standby position.
- the counter-latching structure 69 is expediently formed in addition to the coupling structure 57 on the latch arm 48. However, the counter-latching structure 69 may also be formed directly by the coupling structure 57.
- the coupling means 5 expediently also include an upper supplementary coupling device 72 formed on the upper side 46 of the container housing 12 and a lower complementary coupling device 73 formed on the underside 59 of the container housing 12. If two storage containers 2 are stacked on top of each other, the upper storage container 2 with its lower supplementary coupling device 73 from above into the upper supplementary coupling device 72 of the storage container 2 arranged therebelow. This results in at least in the axial direction of the longitudinal axis 14, an undercut, the The result is that the two supplementary coupling devices 72, 73 are no longer vertically separable, once they are in mutual engagement with each other.
- the upper supplementary coupling device 72 expediently consists of one or more engagement recesses 74, while the lower supplementary coupling device 73 consists of one or more engagement projections 75.
- Each engagement recess 74 as well as each engagement projection 75 has an undercut cross-section, so that a form-fitting connection in the height direction 13 is established in the meshing state.
- the upper and lower supplemental coupling devices 72, 73 are designed so that they can engage with each other in the inactive standby position pivoting latch 43, when the upper storage container 2 in a forwardly raised inclination of the above lower storage container 2 is set.
- the upper storage container 2 is pivoted downwards in the region of the front side until it rests entirely on the upper storage surface 47 of the lower storage container 2.
- the pivot bolt 43rd of the lower on ewahrungs effectiveers 2 pivoted to the active coupling position.
- the upper and lower supplementary coupling devices 72, 73 are expediently similar to the known from the aforementioned DE 20 2009 018 589 Ul known design.
- the container housing 12 is expediently equipped with a bow-shaped carrying handle 77, which allows easy manual transport of the storage container 2 or the stack assembly 7.
- the carrying handle 77 is expediently mounted so pivotably on the upper side 46 of the container housing 12, that it is optionally in a to the container housing 12th
- this stack composite 7 can be transported very simply by using the carrying handle 77 of the uppermost storage container 2.
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