EP4219324A1 - Catcher bag frame, goods transfer cabinet, method for removing a catcher bag frame and method of inserting a catcher bag frame - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a collection bag frame (30), a goods transfer cabinet (2), a method for removing a collection bag frame (30) and a method for inserting a collection bag frame (30). The goods transfer cabinet (2) comprises a cover panel (4) and four side panels (6) which enclose an interior space (8). The goods transfer cabinet (2) has an insertion segment (10) and a return segment (20) arranged underneath. One of the side plates (6) includes an insertion opening (12) at the level of the insertion segment (10). The return segment (20) includes a return compartment (22) which is designed to accommodate the collection bag frame (30). The catch bag frame (30) comprises two frame elements (32, 33) which are connected to one another by means of hinges (34, 35). By pulling on a pull element (27), the hinges (34, 35) are folded in and the catch bag frame (30) is transferred from an open to a closed state.

Description

The invention relates to a collection bag frame for receiving a collection bag for reusable items.

In addition, the invention relates to a goods transfer cabinet, a method for removing a collection bag frame from a goods transfer cabinet and a method for inserting a collection bag frame into a goods transfer cabinet.

The delivery of a wide variety of goods to households is becoming increasingly important. Beverages and groceries are increasingly being delivered directly to households. This is associated with a high level of convenience for those placing the order, since additional routes are saved. However, some difficulties may arise during delivery.

First of all, when goods are delivered, there is often the problem that nobody is present at the delivery address at the time of delivery who could accept the delivery. When delivering beverages and foodstuffs, there is often the problem that packaging is required for hygienic transport, and this packaging has to be disposed of again. In order to counteract an excessive amount of packaging waste, the packaging is often designed as a reusable item, which is provided with a deposit, for example. To redeem the deposit, the empty reusable items are returned to a designated deposit point so that the reusable items can be reused.

While the return of reusable items can be combined with the purchase when buying drinks and food in a shop, the return often means an additional route when the drinks and food are delivered. In order to avoid this additional effort, it can therefore happen that a consumer prefers to dispose of the reusable items rather than bring them back to a deposit point, or that a consumer prefers to opt for products in disposable packaging in order to avoid additional costs for returning the reusable items. However, this poses a burden on the environment.

If, on the other hand, the deposit points are set up in the vicinity of living spaces, the problem arises that unpleasant odors are produced by food and drink residues remaining in the reusable items.

Based on this, the object of the invention is the delivery of goods and the return of reusable items To protect the environment and provide greater comfort for users.

The object is achieved by a collection bag frame for accommodating and/or attaching a collection bag for reusable items, wherein the collection bag frame comprises an elongate and rigid first frame element and an elongate and rigid second frame element, which are connected to one another by means of a first hinge and a second hinge, wherein when the collection bag frame is in an open state, the first frame element, the second frame element, the first hinge and the second hinge span a receiving opening, wherein in a closed state the frame elements are brought closer to one another in such a way that the receiving opening is reduced or closed, with a tension element connects the first hinge to the second hinge in such a way that the first hinge and the second hinge fold in by pulling on the tension element and the first frame element and the second frame element are moved towards one another, so that the grass catcher frame is transferred from the open state to the closed state.

The collection bag frame with a collection bag arranged in it, which is easy to transport and avoids unpleasant odors, offers a possibility for storing reusable items. For this purpose, an edge of the collection bag is slipped over the frame elements and the hinges or attached to the collection bag frame so that the collection bag fills the receiving opening. In other words, the collection bag is stretched out by the collection bag frame. If the collection bag frame is open, used reusable items can simply be thrown into the collection bag through the receiving opening. By pulling on the tension element, the collection bag frame assumes the closed state and the receiving opening becomes smaller or closes completely. In this state, the collection bag frame can be easily transported together with the collection bag and the reusable items arranged therein, while at the same time the reusable items are largely prevented from falling out and odors are prevented from escaping. Completely closing the receiving opening prevents odors escaping in a particularly effective manner. In particular, the collection bag is clamped in the collection bag frame when it is closed. In this way, the transport is further facilitated.

The hinges connect the frame elements to one another, in particular on opposite sides of the collecting bag frame. In particular, the hinges are designed to collapse when the tension member is pulled in a direction perpendicular to the plane defined by the hinges and the frame members. This usually means that when the receiving opening of the grass catcher frame is arranged in the horizontal plane, so that the reusable items can be thrown in from above, the pull element for closing the grass catcher frame is pulled upwards.

In particular, the second frame element is arranged parallel to the first frame element. The first frame element and/or the second frame element are designed in particular as essentially elongate, cubic beams. The frame elements are spaced apart from one another, in particular in the open state. In particular, the frame elements include projections which protrude into the receiving opening in the direction of the other frame element in each case and are arranged between the first hinge and the second hinge in the closed state. The projections ensure that the receiving opening is completely closed in the closed state.

The pulling element is in particular a rope or a pulling strap. In particular, the tension element is attached centrally to the first hinge and centrally to the second hinge. As a result, the hinges can be folded in with little effort by pulling on the pull element. In particular, the tension element extends essentially parallel to the frame elements. In particular, the pull element includes a handle.

Within the scope of the present description, reusable articles are in particular reusable packaging. For example, the reusable items are reusable bottles or other reusable containers for beverages and/or food. The reusable items consist or include, in particular, plastic, for example PET, glass and/or metal.

Preferably, at least one of the frame elements comprises at least one magnet which, when the collection bag frame is in the closed state, is magnetically operatively connected to at least one magnetic or magnetizable element on the other frame element, the magnetic or magnetizable element being in particular another magnet.

The catch bag frame is kept closed in the closed state by the magnet or magnets and unintentional opening of the catch bag frame is prevented. Since the magnet and the magnetic or magnetizable element are arranged on different frame elements, which are only moved towards one another when they are closed, the catch bag frame is not converted from the open to the closed state by the magnetic force, but merely held in the closed state. In particular, the frame elements comprise at least one each other opposing pair of magnets. For example, the first frame element comprises two magnets which, in the closed state, bear against two further magnets of the second frame element.

Preferably, the first hinge and the second hinge each comprise two hinge legs, the hinge legs being unfolded when the grass catcher frame is open and extending perpendicularly to the frame elements, the hinge legs being folded together when the grass catcher frame is closed and extending parallel to the frame elements.

In the open state, the hinge legs of the hinges form, in particular, lateral frame parts of the collecting bag frame, which are arranged in particular at right angles to the frame elements. The receiving opening is in particular rectangular. In the closed state, the hinge legs are arranged in particular between the frame elements. In this way, the collection bag frame can be folded up in a particularly compact manner when closed. The first hinge and/or the second hinge includes, in particular, a plurality of hinge legs and a plurality of hinge joints. In particular, the hinge legs of the first hinge and/or the second hinge are connected by means of a hinge joint. In particular, the outer ends of the hinge legs are each connected to further hinge joints with the first frame element and the second frame element. In particular, the first hinge and the second hinge each comprise three hinge joints and two hinge legs.

The first hinge and/or the second hinge preferably has a spring-back element which, when the collecting bag frame is in the closed state, exerts a force effect around the first hinge and/or open the second hinge and transfer the catch bag frame to the open state.

The force of the spring-back element makes it easier to unfold the grass catcher frame, i.e. to move it into the open state. For example, the resilience element is a rubber band or a metal spring, e.g., a leaf spring or a coil spring. The force effect of the spring-back element is in particular dimensioned in such a way that it is smaller than a tensile force that is exerted on the hinges when the tension element is pulled. In this way, the catch bag frame can be closed by pulling on the tension element without the spring-back element preventing this. The magnetic force effect by the magnet or magnets on the frame elements is in particular greater than the force effect of the springback element. This ensures that the catch bag frame remains closed until it is opened manually by pulling the frame elements apart. If the magnets are pulled apart far enough in this way that the force of the springback element exceeds the magnetic force, the springback element ensures that the catch bag frame opens up completely.

In addition, the object is achieved by a goods transfer cabinet, comprising a cover panel and four side panels that enclose an interior space, the goods transfer cabinet comprising a drop-in segment and a return segment arranged underneath, one of the side panels including a drop-in opening at the height of the drop-in segment, the return segment having a return compartment comprises, which is designed to accommodate a collecting bag frame according to one of the aforementioned embodiments.

The goods transfer cabinet embodies the same advantages, features and properties as the collection bag frame previously described.

The goods transfer cabinet advantageously provides a decentralized option for returning reusable items. Reusable items that are thrown into the interior through the insertion opening fall through the receiving opening of a collection bag frame arranged in the goods transfer cabinet into the open collection bag. The goods transfer cabinet is set up in particular in the immediate vicinity of residential buildings or in residential buildings. Residents can simply toss their used reusable items into the goods transfer cabinet instead of taking them back to a store or other return point. The goods transfer cabinet is designed in particular as a decentralized collection point for reusable items.

If the collection bag is full, a person responsible for this pulls the collection bag frame together with the collection bag and the reusable items arranged in it out of the goods transfer cabinet using the pulling element. This closes the collection bag frame at the same time, preventing the reusable items from falling out and odors from escaping. A new collection bag frame with a new collection bag is then inserted into the goods transfer cabinet.

In particular, the goods transfer cabinet is assigned to a household and/or a customer account. If there is a deposit on the reusable items, this will be credited to the household or customer account of the goods transfer cabinet. For example, the reusable items are counted and/or registered after collection. Alternatively or additionally, the goods transfer cabinet includes a sensor that recognizes a deposit on the reusable item after it has been thrown in.

Specifically, the four side panels include a front panel, a rear panel, a left panel, and a right panel. In particular, the insertion opening is arranged in the front panel, the left panel or the right panel. The catch bag frame is releasably fixed in the return segment, in particular by a frame mount. In particular, the goods transfer cabinet includes the collection bag frame.

Preferably, one of the side plates at the height of the return segment comprises an outwardly pivotable removal flap, in particular the catch bag frame being fixable to the removal flap, in particular a flap hinge of the removal flap being arranged on the underside of the removal flap.

By opening the removal flap, the collection bag frame can be removed from the goods transfer cabinet together with the filled collection bag with little effort and a new collection bag frame with an empty collection bag can be inserted. After unfolding, the person responsible for the exchange pulls the collection bag frame upwards out of a return compartment of the return segment, in particular on the tension element. The return compartment is arranged in particular in the return segment and is designed to accommodate the collection bag frame. The removal flap is integrated in particular in a front panel of the goods transfer cabinet. In particular, the return segment includes the frame mount.

The removal flap is designed in particular to face down unfold. This is achieved in particular by arranging the flap hinge on the underside of the removal flap. In particular, the collection bag frame is only fixed to the removal flap. This ensures that the collecting bag is more easily accessible when the removal flap is opened.

In particular, the goods transfer system includes a foot opening device for opening the removal flap. The pedal opening device keeps your hands free during unfolding. This makes it easier to replace the grass catcher frame. In particular, the removal flap includes a lock with which the removal flap can be closed. This prevents unauthorized access to the reusable items. In particular, ventilation is integrated into the removal flap or a bottom wall of the return segment, which includes in particular a filter for retaining odors.

The deposit opening preferably includes a first odor lock, the first odor lock in particular including a first lock flap that can be pivoted into the interior, the first odor lock in particular having at least one first rubber lip for sealing the first lock flap.

The first odor lock prevents odors from escaping from the interior. This is particularly advantageous when the goods transfer cabinet is placed in or near residential buildings. In particular, the first rubber lip seals the first sluice flap in such a way that the insertion opening is closed in an airtight manner.

An inclined plane is preferably arranged in the interior below the insertion opening, starting from the insertion opening drops, wherein the inclined plane is designed in particular as a runway or conveyor belt or rollers.

The inclined plane ensures that the thrown-in reusable items do not fall uncontrolled into the collection bag after being thrown in, but are directed in the direction of the collection bag or a second odor trap. By designing it as a roller conveyor or conveyor belt, reusable items with high sliding friction can also be conveyed on the inclined plane.

A second odor sluice is preferably arranged in the lower end of the inclined plane, the second odor sluice comprising in particular a second sluice flap pivoting away from the inclined plane, the second odor sluice in particular having at least one second rubber lip for sealing the second sluice flap.

A particularly effective sealing of the interior of the goods transfer cabinet is achieved by the second odor lock. According to one embodiment, the goods transfer cabinet includes both the first odor lock and the second odor lock. According to this embodiment, the first odor trap, which is located in particular above the upper end of the runway, and the second odor trap located at the lower end of the runway effectively prevent odors from escaping.

According to one embodiment, the goods transfer cabinet includes a storage segment, which is arranged on the cover plate, so that the cover plate forms the bottom of the storage segment, the storage segment having a closure lid that includes a front wall and a roof wall of the storage segment, the closure lid being hinged by means of a closure lid hinge is.

The storage segment expands the functionality of the goods transfer cabinet in such a way that it can be used not only for the return of reusable items, but also for the temporary storage of delivered goods. Thus, several functions are implemented with a goods transfer cabinet, which allow users to take care of both the receipt of goods and the return of reusable items locally. The storage segment is arranged in particular above the insertion segment. By opening the cover, the goods can simply be placed in the goods transfer cabinet and later picked up by the customer.

In particular, the storage segment comprises at least one air slot and/or a lifting handle. Adequate ventilation of the goods arranged in the storage segment is achieved through the air slot. The lifting handle makes it easier to open the locking cover. In particular, the lifting handle is arranged on the front wall. In particular, the storage segment comprises two side walls. The side walls are in particular designed separately from the closure cover or as part of the closure cover.

The closure lid hinge is preferably designed to prevent the closure lid from swinging open by more than 90°.

When the cover is opened by 90°, the front wall now forms the cover for the storage segment. As a result, the goods arranged in the storage segment are protected from the rain even while the storage segment is being unfolded.

An angle between the roof wall and the front wall is preferably greater than 90°, in particular between 90° and 100°, in particular essentially 92°.

This non-right-angled configuration of the angle between the roof wall and the front wall further improves the protection of the contents from rain when the closure lid is opened.

The object is also achieved by a method for removing a collection bag frame, in particular according to one of the aforementioned embodiments, from a goods transfer cabinet, in particular according to one of the aforementioned embodiments, wherein a removal flap of the goods transfer cabinet is opened, the collection bag frame being pulled out of the removal flap on a pulling element is pulled out, with a first hinge and a second hinge of the collection bag frame folding in by pulling on the tension element, so that an elongate and rigid first frame element and an elongate and rigid second frame element of the collection bag frame are moved towards one another and a receiving opening in the collection bag frame is reduced or closed.

The method of removing a bag frame embodies the same advantages, features and characteristics as the bag frame and merchandise transfer cabinet previously described.

In addition, the object is achieved by a method for inserting a collection bag frame, in particular according to one of the embodiments described above, in a goods transfer cabinet, in particular according to one of the embodiments described above, wherein a removal flap of the goods transfer cabinet is opened, wherein the collection bag frame is inserted into the removal flap, wherein the removal flap is then closed again, wherein in particular the collection bag frame is converted from a closed to an open state before being inserted into the removal flap, in that a first frame element and a second frame member are pulled apart so that a first hinge and a second hinge open.

The method of deploying a bag frame also embodies the same advantages, features and characteristics as the bag frame and merchandise transfer cabinet previously described.

Further features of the invention will be apparent from the description of embodiments of the invention taken together with the claims and the accompanying drawings. Embodiments according to the invention can fulfill individual features or a combination of several features.

In the context of the invention, features that are marked with "particularly" or "preferably" are to be understood as optional features.

Fig. 1

eine schematisch vereinfachte perspektivische Darstellung eines Warenübergabeschranks,

Fig. 2

eine schematisch vereinfachte Draufsicht auf einen Fangsackrahmen im geöffneten Zustand,

Fig. 3

eine schematisch vereinfachte Draufsicht auf einen Fangsackrahmen im geschlossenen Zustand,

Fig. 4a bis 4c

schematisch vereinfachte Detailansichten der Scharniere,

Fig. 5a bis 5c

eine schematisch vereinfachte perspektivische Darstellung und Querschnittsdarstellungen einer ersten Ausführungsform eines Einwurfsegments,

Fig. 6a bis 6c

eine schematisch vereinfachte perspektivische Darstellung und Querschnittsdarstellungen einer zweiten Ausführungsform eines Einwurfsegments und

Fig. 7a und 7b

Querschnittsdarstellungen eines Ablagesegments eines Warenübergabeschranks.

The invention is described below without restricting the general inventive concept using exemplary embodiments with reference to the drawings, with express reference being made to the drawings with regard to all details according to the invention that are not explained in more detail in the text. Show it:

1

a schematically simplified perspective view of a goods transfer cabinet,

2

a schematically simplified plan view of a collection bag frame in the open state,

3

a schematically simplified plan view of a collection bag frame in the closed state,

Figures 4a to 4c

schematic simplified detailed views of the hinges,

Figures 5a to 5c

a schematically simplified perspective view and cross-sectional views of a first embodiment of a throw-in segment,

Figures 6a to 6c

a schematically simplified perspective view and cross-sectional views of a second embodiment of a throw-in segment and

Figures 7a and 7b

Cross-sectional representations of a storage segment of a goods transfer cabinet.

In the drawings, elements and/or parts that are the same or of the same type are provided with the same reference numbers, so that they are not presented again in each case.

1 shows an exemplary embodiment of a goods transfer cabinet 2 in a schematically simplified perspective representation. The goods transfer cabinet 2 comprises a return segment 20, a drop-in segment 10 arranged above it and a arranged storage segment 70. Four side walls 6 enclose an interior 8, which is delimited by a cover plate 4 at the top. The cover plate 4 separates the insertion segment 10 from the storage segment 70 and is therefore due to the chosen representation in 1 only visible as a line.

The insertion segment 10 includes an insertion opening 12 which is closed by a first sluice flap 16 . The first sluice flap 16 can be folded into the interior space 8 in order to throw in a reusable item or another item. The return segment 20 includes a return compartment 22 in which a collection bag frame 30 is arranged. A collection bag 31 is slipped over the collection bag frame 30 and 1 is only indicated schematically. Objects thrown in through the opening 12 fall into the collection bag 31 in the return segment 20 and are stored there. To exchange the collection bag frame 30 with the filled collection bag 31, a removal flap 24 can be opened using a flap hinge 26, as shown in FIG 1 shown. A step opening device 29 is provided for this purpose, for example. After the removal flap 24 has been opened, the collection bag frame 30 with the collection bag 31 can be easily removed and a new collection bag frame 30 with an empty collection bag 31 can be inserted before the removal flap 24 is closed again. An exchange of air in the interior 8 is achieved by means of a ventilation 28 , with the ventilation 28 in particular having a filter for filtering out unpleasant odours. According to an embodiment that is not shown, the ventilation 28 is provided in a bottom wall 27 of the return segment 20 instead. The bottom wall 27 is due to the selected representation in 1 only hinted at.

The storage segment 70 comprises a front wall 72, a roof wall 73, an in 1 hidden rear wall and two side walls 74, from those in 1 only one is visible. A closing cover 71, comprising the front wall 72 and the roof wall 73, can be opened by means of a lifting handle 79, so that goods can be placed inside the storage segment 70 or removed again. An air slot 78 ensures adequate ventilation of the storage segment 70.

The goods transfer cabinet 2 in the embodiment shown represents a decentralized option for returning reusable items and for accepting deliveries. For example, the goods transfer cabinet 2 is assigned to a household and arranged in the vicinity of an associated residential building. When goods are delivered, they can be placed in the storage segment 70 if no one is at home to receive the goods. Used reusable items, such as empty PET bottles, are disposed of through the opening 12 . A person responsible for this regularly exchanges the collection bag 31 with the collection bag frame 30 so that there is always enough space for the reusable items. In this way it is avoided that a corresponding collection point has to be visited especially for the return of the reusable items or that the reusable items are disposed of in the garbage.

2 shows a schematically simplified top view of an exemplary embodiment of a catch bag frame 30 in an open state. The collecting bag frame 30 comprises a first frame element 32 and a second frame element 33 arranged parallel thereto, which are each designed in the shape of a beam. The frame members 32, 33 are connected to each other by means of a first hinge 34 on the left side and a second hinge 35 on the right side. The first hinge 34 includes two hinge legs 42, 43 and three hinge joints 46. One of the hinge joints 46 connects the first frame member 32 to the hinge leg 42, another hinge joint 46 connects the hinge legs 42 and 43 to each other, and the last hinge joint 46 connects the hinge leg 43 to the second frame member 33. The second Hinge 35 is constructed analogously, ie it comprises two hinge legs 44, 45 and three hinge joints 46. Frame elements 32, 33 and hinges 34, 35 span a rectangular receiving opening 36. Arranged on the hinges 34, 35 are spring-back elements 47, which are, for example, rubber bands or springs. A pull element 37 connects the first hinge 34 to the second hinge 35. The pull element 37 is, for example, a pull cable to which a handle 39 is attached in the middle. The first frame element 32 and the second frame element 33 each have a projection 38 which projects into the receiving opening 36 in the direction of the other frame element 32, 33 in each case. In the embodiment shown, the projections 38 each comprise two magnets 40, 41.

By pulling on the pull element 37, for example by means of the handle 39, the hinges 34 and 35 are folded in, so that the first frame element 32 and the second frame element 33 move towards one another. In this way, the grass catcher frame 30 is separated from the 2 in the open state shown in 3 shown closed state transferred. In the closed state, the hinge legs 42 and 43 as well as 44 and 45 are each arranged parallel next to one another between the first frame element 32 and the second frame element 33, so that the collection bag frame 30 assumes a compact state. By the projections 38, the receiving opening 36 is completely closed, since the projections 38 in the closed state between the Hinge legs 42, 43, 44, 45 are arranged. The catch bag frame 30 is held in the closed state by the magnets 40, 41. To open the frame elements 32, 33 are pulled apart so far that the magnetic force of the magnets 40, 41 is overcome.

through the in the Figures 2 and 3 shown embodiment of the collecting bag frame 30, the collecting bag frame 30 is automatically transferred to the closed state when it is pulled out of the return compartment 22 of the goods transfer cabinet 2 by means of the handle 39. This prevents reusable items from falling out and odors from escaping.

The Figures 4a, 4b and 4c show the functioning of the hinges 34, 35 schematically simplified in greater detail. The Figures 4a and 4b show the hinges 34, 35 in the open state, while Figure 4c represents the closed state. As can be seen in FIG. 4c, by folding in the central hinge joints 46, the springback elements 47, which in the illustrated embodiment are rubber bands, for example, are stretched so that the springback elements 47 develop a force effect in order to bring the collection bag frame 30 back into the open state . However, the force of the return spring elements 47 is dimensioned such that it is less than the magnetic force of the magnets 40, 41. Only after the magnetic force has been overcome by pulling the frame elements 32, 33 apart does the force of the return spring elements 47 ensure that the grass catcher frame 30 folds out completely again.

Figure 5a shows a schematically simplified perspective representation of the insertion segment 10 in a first embodiment. According to In this embodiment, a reusable article 60 is thrown into the throw-in opening 12 by folding in the first sluice flap 16 . In this case, a first odor lock 14 is provided, which in addition to the first lock flap 16 also includes a first rubber lip (not shown). The first odor lock 14 prevents odors from escaping from the insertion opening 12 . In the embodiment shown, the insertion opening 12 is integrated into a front panel of the goods transfer cabinet 2 .

Figure 5b FIG. 1 shows a schematically simplified cross-sectional representation of the throw-in segment 10. FIG Figure 5a . The opening 12 is in Figure 5b only indicated by a dashed line since it is not in the cross-sectional plane shown. After being thrown in, the reusable article 60 reaches an inclined plane 52, which is, for example, a roller conveyor or a roller conveyor or rollers arranged one behind the other. A second odor lock 54 is arranged at the lower end of the inclined plane 52 and includes a second lock flap 56 , a lock hinge 57 and a second rubber lip 58 . As in Figure 5c shown, the second lock flap 56 is pressed open by the weight of the reusable item 60, so that the reusable item 60 can pass through the second odor lock 54 and falls into the collection bag 31 arranged underneath. When closed, the second odor lock 54 also prevents odors from escaping from the interior 8.

Figure 6a shows a further embodiment of a throw-in segment 10. This embodiment differs from that in Figure 5a illustrated embodiment characterized in that the insertion opening 12 is not arranged in a front panel, but in the right panel of the goods transfer cabinet. Figure 6b shows this embodiment in a schematically simplified cross-sectional view. In Figure 6b It can be seen that the first odor lock 14 has a first rubber lip 18 which closes the insertion opening 12 with the first lock flap after the reusable item 16 has passed through. In the Figure 6c The mode of operation of the second odor lock 54 shown does not differ from the mode of operation of the second lock flap 54 according to FIG Figure 5c .

Figure 7a shows a schematically simplified cross-sectional view of the storage segment 70. The bottom of the storage segment 70 forms the cover plate 4 of the goods transfer cabinet. The closure lid 71 can be opened by means of a closure lid hinge 76 between the rear wall 75 and the top wall 73 in order to deposit or remove the articles 62 stored in the storage segment 70 . The angle α between the front wall 72 and the roof wall 73 is slightly larger than 90° in the illustrated embodiment.

In Figure 7b the storage segment 70 is shown with the lid 71 open. The closure lid hinge 76 prevents the closure lid 71 from being opened more than 90°. This ensures that even when it rains, the stored items 62 remain protected, as in Figure 7b indicated by the rain cloud and the raindrops. The external angle β between the front wall 72 and the roof wall 73 is approximately 268° in the example shown. This also helps protect the stored items 62 from external conditions.

All of the features mentioned, including those that can be taken from the drawings alone and also individual features that are disclosed in combination with other features, are considered essential to the invention alone and in combination. Embodiments according to the invention can be characterized by individual features or a combination several characteristics must be met.

Reference character list

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Goods transfer cabinet

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cover plate

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side plate

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opening

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ventilation

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handle

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Claims (14)

Collection bag frame (30) for accommodating and/or attaching a collection bag (31) for reusable items (60), the collection bag frame (30) comprising an elongate and rigid first frame element (32) and an elongate and rigid second frame element (33) which connected to one another by means of a first hinge (34) and a second hinge (35), with the first frame element (32), the second frame element (33), the first hinge (34) and the second hinge (35) span a receiving opening (36), wherein in a closed state the frame elements (32, 33) are brought together in such a way that the receiving opening (36) is reduced or closed, wherein a tension element (37) supports the first hinge ( 34) to the second hinge (35) in such a way that by pulling on the tension element (37), the the first hinge (34) and the second hinge (35) fold in and the first frame element (32) and the second frame element (33) are moved towards one another so that the collection bag frame (30) is transferred from the open state to the closed state. Collection bag frame (30) according to Claim 1, characterized in that at least one of the frame elements (32, 33) comprises at least one magnet (40, 41) which, in the closed state of the collection bag frame (30), is in magnetic operative connection with at least one magnetic or magnetizable element stands on the other frame element, the magnetic or magnetizable element being in particular a further magnet (40, 41). Collection bag frame (30) according to Claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the first hinge (34) and the second hinge (35) each comprise two hinge legs (42, 43, 44, 45), the hinge legs (42, 43, 44 , 45) are unfolded when the grass catcher frame (30) is open and extend perpendicularly to the frame elements (32, 33), the hinge legs (42, 43, 44, 45) being folded together when the grass catcher frame (30) is closed and extend parallel to the frame elements (32, 33). Collection bag frame (30) according to one of Claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the first hinge (34) and/or the second hinge (35) has a spring-back element (47) which exerts a force when the collection bag frame (30) is in the closed state to the first hinge (34) and/or open the second hinge (35) and convert the grass catcher frame (30) into the open state. Goods transfer cabinet (2), comprising a cover panel (4) and four side panels (6) which enclose an interior space (8), the goods transfer cabinet (2) comprising an insertion segment (10) and a return segment (20) arranged underneath, one of the Side plates (6) at the level of the insertion segment (10) comprises an insertion opening (12), the return segment (20) comprising a return compartment (22) which is designed to accommodate a collection bag frame (30) according to one of Claims 1 to 4. Goods transfer cabinet (2) according to Claim 5, characterized in that one of the side panels (6) at the level of the return segment (20) comprises a removal flap (24) that can be swung open to the outside, with the collection bag frame (30) in particular being able to be fixed to the removal flap (24). , wherein in particular a flap hinge (26) of the removal flap (24) is arranged on the underside of the removal flap (24). Goods transfer cabinet (2) according to Claim 5 or 6, characterized in that the deposit opening (12) comprises a first odor lock (14), the first odor lock (14) in particular comprising a first lock flap (16) which can be pivoted into the interior (8), wherein the first odor lock (14) has in particular at least one first rubber lip (18) for sealing the first lock flap (16). Goods transfer cabinet (2) according to any one of claims 5 to 7, characterized in that in the interior (8) below the insertion opening (12) an inclined plane (52) is arranged, the starting from the insertion opening (12), the inclined plane (52) being designed in particular as a roller conveyor or roller conveyor or rollers. Goods transfer cabinet (2) according to Claim 8, characterized in that a second odor lock (54) is arranged at the lower end of the inclined plane (52), the second odor lock (54) in particular having a second lock flap ( 56), wherein the second odor lock (54) has in particular at least one second rubber lip (58) for sealing the second lock flap (56). Goods transfer cabinet (2) according to one of Claims 5 to 9, comprising a storage segment (70) which is arranged on the cover plate (4) so that the cover plate (4) forms the bottom of the storage segment (70), the storage segment (70) has a closure lid (71) which comprises a front wall (72) and a top wall (73) of the storage segment (70), the closure lid (71) being hinged open by means of a closure lid hinge (76). Goods transfer cabinet (2) according to Claim 10, characterized in that the closure lid hinge (76) is designed to prevent the closure lid (71) from swinging open by more than 90°. Goods transfer cabinet (2) according to Claim 10 or 11, characterized in that an angle (a) between the roof wall (73) and the front wall (72) is greater than 90°, in particular between 90° and 100°, in particular essentially 92°, is. Method for removing a catch bag frame (30), in particular according to one of claims 1 to 4, from a goods transfer cabinet (2), in particular according to one of claims 5 to 12, wherein a removal flap (24) of the goods transfer cabinet (2) is opened, the Collection bag frame (30) is pulled out of the removal flap (24) on a pulling element (37), with a first hinge (34) and a second hinge (35) of the collecting bag frame (30) folding in by pulling on the pulling element (37), so that a elongated and rigid first frame element (32) and an elongated and rigid second frame element (33) of the collecting bag frame (30) are moved towards each other and a receiving opening (36) of the collecting bag frame (30) is reduced or closed. Method for inserting a collection bag frame (30), in particular according to one of claims 1 to 4, in a goods transfer cabinet (2), in particular according to one of claims 5 to 12, wherein a removal flap (24) of the goods transfer cabinet (2) is opened, the The collection bag frame (30) is inserted into the removal flap (24), the removal flap (24) then being closed again, in particular the collection bag frame (30) being converted from a closed to an open state before being inserted into the removal flap (24), by pulling apart a first frame member (32) and a second frame member (33) so that a first hinge (34) and a second hinge (35) unfold.

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