EP4633867A1 - Magazinbaugruppe zur aufbewahrung von auf einer tragschiene montierbaren anbauteilen - Google Patents
Magazinbaugruppe zur aufbewahrung von auf einer tragschiene montierbaren anbauteilenInfo
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- EP4633867A1 EP4633867A1 EP23806013.1A EP23806013A EP4633867A1 EP 4633867 A1 EP4633867 A1 EP 4633867A1 EP 23806013 A EP23806013 A EP 23806013A EP 4633867 A1 EP4633867 A1 EP 4633867A1
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- Prior art keywords
- holding
- attachments
- rail
- spring
- spring element
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
- B25H—WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT, e.g. FOR MARKING-OUT WORK; STORAGE MEANS FOR WORKSHOPS
- B25H3/00—Storage means or arrangements for workshops facilitating access to, or handling of, work tools or instruments
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
- H01R9/00—Structural associations of a plurality of mutually-insulated electrical connecting elements, e.g. terminal strips or terminal blocks; Terminals or binding posts mounted upon a base or in a case; Bases therefor
- H01R9/22—Bases, e.g. strip, block, panel
- H01R9/24—Terminal blocks
- H01R9/26—Clip-on terminal blocks for side-by-side rail- or strip-mounting
Definitions
- Magazine assembly for storing attachments that can be mounted on a support rail
- the invention relates to a magazine assembly for storing attachments mountable on a support rail and a magazine comprising a magazine assembly.
- Such a magazine assembly for storing attachments that can be mounted on a support rail has a holding rail that has a web that runs in a direction of the holding rail and has two collar elements on the sides of the web that are opposite one another in the direction of the rail, for connecting to a holding geometry of the attachments.
- the magazine assembly also has a stop element that can be arranged at an end region of the holding rail.
- Means for storing attachments, in particular for storing electrical attachments, in control cabinet, machine and plant construction are known from the state of the art.
- a support rail which can also be referred to as a top hat rail or profile rail, and is designed to attach electrical attachments in distribution boxes
- the electrical attachments required for assembly are often taken from packaging, for example from a box, a bag or a bulk container, and arranged on the support rail.
- the electrical attachments for example terminal blocks, are manually pushed onto the side of the support rail by a user, worker or fitter, or plugged in and locked.
- the add-on parts are in a disorganized state at the time of removal, so that the user has to carry out sorting work in addition to the assembly work.
- the time required as a result leads to considerable delays in the assembly process.
- DE 10 2020 118 829 A1 describes a packaging box for accommodating a large number of attachments which are arranged next to one another in a storage chamber of the packaging in a longitudinal direction of the packaging in at least one row.
- the packaging box has an ejection mechanism by which an attachment can be pushed out of the packaging box through an opening.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a magazine assembly for storing attachments, which stores attachments with different geometries in the correct position, enables easy individual removal of the attachments and prevents unintentional loosening of attachments during transport or individual removal of attachments.
- the magazine assembly for storing attachments that can be mounted on a support rail has a holding rail, the holding rail having a web running in a direction of the holding rail with two collar elements on the sides of the web that are opposite in the direction of the running, for connecting to a holding geometry of the attachments.
- the magazine assembly also has a stop element that can be arranged on an end region of the holding rail, the stop element having at least one spring element that can be arranged in the direction of the running adjacent to at least one of the collar elements of the holding rail.
- the at least one spring element is adapted for detachable connection to the holding geometry of at least one of the attachments for pulling the attachment off the stop element against a restoring force of the at least one spring element.
- support rail can be understood here as a support made of a sheet metal or plastic profile, which is used in electrical engineering to attach attachments in distribution boxes, control cabinets, junction boxes, etc.
- the support rail can, for example, be a rail type according to the standard DIN EN 60715 VDE 0660-520 with the issue date 2018-07.
- attachment can be understood here as used to designate electrical equipment such as terminal blocks, relays, fuse holders, end holders, etc.
- the retaining rail is used for the movable storage of the attachments and can be designed similarly to the support rail and have a geometry that is at least essentially complementary to the holding geometry of the attachments, for placing the attachments on the retaining rail.
- the geometry of the retaining rail can differ from a standardized support rail in that the collar elements of the retaining rail are slightly smaller, for example 1% to 5% smaller, than the collar elements of the support rail. This can be understood to mean that either the distance between the collar elements in the direction of travel is smaller, or the actual collar elements of the retaining rail are shorter than the comparable collar elements on the standardized support rail.
- the stop element In the assembled position, the stop element is arranged at an end region of the retaining rail and prevents the attachments arranged on the retaining rail from accidentally sliding down over one end of the retaining rail.
- the stop element can have a stop surface which, in the assembled position, runs transversely to the direction of travel of the retaining rail.
- the stop element can also have an opening or receptacle which is designed to correspond at least in some areas to the retaining rail in order to accommodate the end region of the retaining rail.
- the end region can extend, for example, in a range of a few millimeters to a few centimeters, for example in a range of 5 mm to 2 cm from one end of the retaining rail along the direction of travel of the retaining rail.
- the at least one spring element is arranged adjacent to at least one of the collar elements of the holding rail.
- a spring element can be understood here as an element that is formed at least in regions from a spring-elastic material, or from a non-spring-elastic material, for example from a metal material, which is arranged on the stop element in a spring-loaded manner in the assembled position.
- the at least one spring element is adapted for detachable connection to the holding geometry of at least one of the attachments in order to pull the attachment off the stop element against a restoring force of the at least one spring element, or alternatively of a magnetic element.
- the term “pulling off” can be understood here as a removal movement of the attachment from the stop element, which is directed away from or transverse to the holding rail.
- the area on the stop element on which at least one spring element extends can also be referred to as the removal area, because in this area the attachments can be removed from the holding rail.
- the use of a spring element enables the attachments to be securely fixed in the removal area during transport and prevents other attachments from being "pulled along" when an attachment is removed.
- the spring element enables haptic feedback and additional acoustic feedback, for example in the form of a clicking sound, to the user when an attachment has been removed from the removal area due to the force curve, which initially increases linearly when an attachment is pulled off or removed from the removal area and then drops abruptly due to a spring-elastic deformation of the spring element or an element connected to it.
- the stop element has at least two spring elements, which can be arranged in the direction of travel adjacent to one of the collar elements of the retaining rail.
- a spring element is arranged on each of the two collar elements in the mounted position of the stop element.
- the two spring elements are adapted to interact with the holding geometry of the attachments, in particular to intervene at least partially in the holding geometry of the attachments in order to prevent unwanted detachment of the attachments from the holding rail during transport.
- the at least one spring element in particular both spring elements, (i) is made of an elastic material, in particular an elastomer, which can have a Shore hardness in a range from 40 to 60.
- the at least one spring element, in particular both spring elements, (ii) is made of a metal or plastic material or of a recyclable or reusable or biodegradable material, which can be arranged on the stop element with a spring force applied to it.
- the at least one spring element in particular both spring elements, can also be designed at least partially from a spring sheet.
- the at least one spring element can be deformed at least in some areas by the tensile and compressive load that occurs when an attachment is removed or pulled off at the removal area, or can be displaced against a spring force in order to enable easy removal and, after removal, can return to the original, undeformed shape of the spring element or position.
- the at least one spring element in particular the two spring elements, is designed at least in regions as a band, rope, Bowden cable or as a foam block and/or furthermore at least in regions lamellar, lip-shaped, comb-shaped, herringbone-shaped, or brush-shaped.
- a first region of the spring element which is designed as a band, rope, Bowden cable or as a foam block, can be arranged on a second region of the spring element by means of a film hinge.
- the spring element By making cuts vertically or at an angle to the direction of travel, the spring element can be further divided into sub-areas to enable an attachment part to be easily removed from the removal area with little force required, without affecting the secure fixation of the other attachment parts on the stop element.
- the at least one spring element in particular the two spring elements, is designed in the form of a strip or in the form of a leaf spring.
- a width of the at least one spring element, in particular of the two spring elements, in the direction of extension, or a width of a partial region of the at least one spring element, in particular of the two spring elements, in the direction of extension corresponds essentially to a width of one of the attachments.
- the free end of the spring element is aligned with the outer edge or is set back from it.
- the contour of the spring element is adapted in such a way that it corresponds to the mounting geometry of the attachment parts.
- the at least one spring element in particular the two spring elements, are designed to run obliquely, in particular wedge-shaped, at least in some regions in the direction of the retaining rail.
- a “slanting, in particular wedge-shaped configuration” can be understood as a geometry of the spring element which is designed to be slanting, in particular wedge-shaped, in cross-section at least in some areas.
- This slanting configuration can be created by outer surfaces of the at least one spring element which form a substantially acute angle.
- the acute angle can take on any value between 0° and 90°.
- the at least one spring element can extend at least partially into the receiving geometry of the attachment parts.
- the oblique design enables the at least one spring element to engage more securely in a holding geometry, in particular in an undercut in the holding geometry, of the attachments.
- the at least one spring element, in particular the two spring elements, and the collar elements are adapted to engage at least in some areas in an undercut in the holding geometry of the attachments, in particular the at least one spring element has a spread that essentially corresponds to the undercut in the holding geometry.
- the engagement of the spring element in the undercut can be released and the corresponding attachment can be removed. Due to the non-elastically deformable material of the collar elements in one embodiment, the attachments can be held securely on the retaining rail.
- the at least one spring element can be accommodated in a retaining groove on the stop element.
- the two spring elements can each be accommodated in a retaining groove on the stop element.
- the at least one spring element is accommodated in the retaining groove on the stop element.
- the two spring elements are each accommodated in a retaining groove on the stop element.
- the retaining groove can run parallel to the web segment on the stop element and enable the spring element to be inserted into the retaining groove. In the inserted position, the retaining groove can hold the spring element securely.
- the spring element By receiving at least one spring element in a retaining groove, the spring element can be detachably connected to the stop element and held securely.
- the detachable connection enables the spring element to be easily replaced, for example in the event of wear or in order to be able to engage a specific holding geometry of an attachment. Furthermore, the detachable connection enables the spring element to be removed from the stop element without causing any damage.
- the at least one spring element, in particular the two spring elements, and the collar elements have a similar spread, in particular there is at least one spring element, in particular the two spring elements, and the collar elements are each designed to be arranged flush with at least one of their respective outer edges.
- the at least one spring element and the collar elements can differ in the materials used, i.e. elastic, non-elastic material, but otherwise have a similar structure.
- the at least one spring element, in particular the two spring elements, together with the retaining groove, in particular retaining grooves, can have a similar cross-sectional geometry to the collar elements.
- the stop element has a stop surface, in particular a stop surface extending orthogonally to the direction of travel, for the attachments.
- the stop surface prevents the attachments arranged on the support rail from accidentally sliding over one end of the support rail.
- the stop element has a pressure element, in particular a roller spring, for pressing at least one attachment part against the stop surface.
- the roller spring can rest on the retaining rail, at least in part.
- the stop element has a handle element.
- a handle element enables improved handling of the magazine assembly by the user.
- the direction of travel of the retaining rail runs obliquely to a plane, in particular a horizontal plane, on which the retaining rail can be arranged.
- the inclined direction allows the electrical attachments to slide down after an electrical attachment has been removed from the retaining rail or from the removal area of the stop element.
- the magazine assembly comprises a holder adapted for detachable connection to the retaining rail and adapted to connect the retaining rail with a slope, in particular a slope of more than 5°, relative to a flat surface on which the bracket is arranged.
- the holder can also be referred to as a holding block and can be connected to the holding rail by means of corresponding coupling elements in order to enable a detachable mechanical connection between the holder and the holding rail.
- the coupling elements can be brought into engagement with one another by means of a sliding and/or rotating movement and can be locked directly or indirectly in a locked position.
- the retaining rail can be held at a slight incline or at a slight angle to allow the electrical attachments to slide down after an electrical attachment has been removed from the retaining rail or the removal area of the stop element.
- the magazine assembly has a sliding element that can be arranged displaceably along the direction of travel on the holder rail.
- the sliding element can be arranged displaceably on the web of the holding rail and have a holding structure that is adapted to engage behind the collar elements in order to move the attachments in the direction of the stop element.
- the sliding element can also be guided along the running direction via a differently designed linear guide, such as in an elongated hole in the material of the holding rail that extends in the running direction.
- sliding element can be understood as a movable element that can be pin-shaped, finger-shaped or roller-shaped and that can be arranged on the retaining rail so that it can be moved along the direction of travel.
- the sliding element can be arranged at one end of the retaining rail with a spring load and can press the attachments towards the opposite end area with a spring force in order to advantageously ensure that the other attachments arranged on the retaining rail slide down when an attachment is removed.
- the sliding element can also be arranged on the retaining rail without a spring and, for example, ensure that the attachments slide down just by its own weight, for example when the retaining rail is arranged with a gradient.
- the invention relates to a magazine for storing attachments mountable on a support rail, comprising: a magazine assembly as described herein and a plurality of similar or different attachments.
- the plurality of attachments each have a holding geometry for connection to a holding rail of the magazine assembly, wherein the attachments are adapted to be held linearly displaceable in the direction of travel on the holding rail via the holding geometry.
- At least one of the attachments is designed as an electrical attachment, in particular as a terminal block, relay, fuse holder, and/or end holder.
- the invention also relates to an assembly system having a magazine as described herein.
- the assembly system comprises an assembly table, a workbench, a workshop trolley, or a machine, in particular a placement machine on or in which the magazine can be arranged.
- Figures 1A, 1B are schematic views of a magazine assembly
- Figure 2 is a schematic view of a stop element and a retaining rail arranged thereon;
- Figure 3 is a schematic view of a stop element with a
- Figures 4A - 4C show schematic side views of a stop element without and with attachment in the removal area
- FIGS. 5A, 5B are schematic views of embodiments of the
- Figures 6A, 6B are schematic views of a flat embodiment of the
- Figures 7A, 7B are schematic views of a curved embodiment of the spring element.
- Figure 1A shows a schematic view of a magazine assembly 1 for storing attachments mountable on a support rail according to one embodiment.
- the holding rail 3 has a web 31 running in a direction V of the holding rail 3 with two collar elements 33A, 33B on the sides of the web 31, which are opposite one another in the direction V, for connecting to a holding geometry of the attachments (not shown).
- the holding rail 3 shown is designed similarly to the support rail (not shown) on which the attachments are finally mounted.
- the support rail is a so-called “top hat rail” according to the standard DIN EN 60715 VDE 0660-520 with the issue date 2018-07.
- the geometry of the holding rail 3 used in the embodiment shown differs from the standardized support rail in that the collar elements 33A, 33B of the holding rail 3 are slightly smaller, for example 1% to 5% smaller than the collar elements of the support rail. In the embodiment shown, the distance between the collar elements 33A, 33B in the direction of travel is smaller than the distance between the comparable collar elements on the standardized support rail.
- the collar elements 33A, 33B shown can thus easily engage in a holding geometry of the attached attachments and hold the attachments slidably on the holding rail 3.
- the collar elements 33A, 33B are I-shaped and run on both sides along the direction V on the flat web 31.
- a sliding element 7 is arranged so as to be displaceable on the holding rail 3.
- the sliding element 7 has a holding structure 71 for engaging behind the collar elements 33A, 33B in order to move the attachments in the direction of the stop element 5 shown in order to ensure that the other attachments arranged on the holding rail slide when an attachment is removed.
- the sliding element 7 has a sliding surface 73 for sliding the attachments.
- the attachments can be attached to the opposite end areas the retaining rail 3 can be pushed onto the retaining rail 3 in order to equip the retaining rail 3 with attachments and can also be removed again.
- the stop element 5 is arranged at an end region 35 of the holding rail 3 and has a stop surface 51 on which the attachments come to rest and can be removed by the user.
- a handle element 53 is also arranged on the stop element 5.
- the stop element 5 is made of a plastic material and the holding rail 3 is made of a metal material.
- the stop element 5 and the holding rail 3 are made of the same material, either a plastic material or a metal material.
- the stop element 5 has a receptacle 56 which is designed at least in some areas to correspond to a cross section of the holding rail 3 in order to receive the holding rail 3 at its end region 35.
- the receptacle 56 is shown in detail in Figure 3.
- the stop element 5 is shown without spring elements.
- the spring elements can be arranged in the shown holding grooves 55A, 55B of the stop element 5.
- the holding grooves 55A, 55B for holding the spring elements are each arranged adjacent to one of the collar elements 33A, 33B as an extension of the collar elements 33A, 33B.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic view of a stop element 5 and a holding rail 3 arranged thereon according to the previously shown embodiment.
- Figure 2 shows the magazine assembly 1 from Figures 1A and 1B.
- spring elements 57A, 57B are arranged in the holding grooves 55A, 55B already shown in Figure 1B.
- the spring elements 57A, 57B are arranged on one side of the web segment 54 on the stop element 5, as shown, and are designed in a cross-section similar to the collar elements 33A, 33B of the holding rail 3.
- a pressure element 61 designed as a roller spring for pressing at least one attachment part against the stop surface 51.
- Figure 3 shows a schematic view of the stop element 5 according to the previously shown embodiment, wherein the spring element 57B is only partially inserted into a retaining groove 55B of the stop element 5.
- the retaining groove 55B in the embodiment shown is formed from two wall elements, wherein the spring element 57B can be inserted between the two wall elements and is held in the inserted position by the wall elements.
- the spring element 57B shown is wedge-shaped in the direction of travel.
- a number of clamping elements 63A - 63N are shown on the stop element 5 in the area of the receptacle 56, which can be connected to the end area of the retaining rail in order to arrange the retaining rail on the stop element 5.
- Figures 4A - 4C show schematic side views of the stop element 5 according to the previously shown embodiment, without and with attachment part 100 in the removal area 59.
- the stop element 5 is shown without the attachment part in the removal area 59.
- the spring elements 57A, 57B are shown in cross section.
- the ends of the spring elements 57A, 57B which extend from the retaining grooves 55A, 55B and which point away from the web segment 54 are wedge-shaped in order to engage in an undercut 101A, 101B in the retaining geometry of the attachment part 100, which, as shown in Figure 4B, is located in the removal area 59 of the stop element 5 and rests on the stop surface 51 and is still held in the position shown by the spring elements 57A, 57B.
- the user can use the spring elements 57A, 57B shown in Figure 4B.
- Figure 4C shows a detailed view of the spring element 57A shown in Figure 4B, which engages in the undercut 101A in the holding geometry of the attachment 100. As shown, the attachment 100 rests on an area of the spring element 57A and the wedge-shaped tip of the spring element 57A is located in the undercut 101A. Figure 4C also shows that the attachment 100 also rests on an area of the holding groove 55A.
- Figures 5A and 5B show schematic views of embodiments of the spring elements 57, 57'.
- the spring elements 57, 57' shown have a plurality of corresponding incisions in opposite sides of the surfaces of the material for dividing the spring elements into partial areas 57A - 57N, 57A' - 57N'.
- a width of one of the partial areas 57A - 57N, 57A' - 57N' shown corresponds essentially to a width of the attachments that are held in the magazine assembly.
- Figure 5A shows an embodiment with comb-shaped partial areas 57A - 57N
- Figure 5B shows an embodiment with herringbone-shaped partial areas 57A' - 57N'.
- Figures 6A and 6B show schematic views of a flat embodiment of the spring element 57.
- Figure 6A shows a schematic view of a stop element 5 and a holding rail 3 arranged thereon according to the previously shown embodiment.
- the spring element 57 shown in Figure 6A is one-piece, designed as a substantially flat, plate-shaped element and arranged in the removal area 59 of the stop element 5.
- the opposite end areas of the spring element 57 shown are each adapted to engage in an undercut in the holding geometry of an attachment part (not shown).
- the spring element 5 in the embodiment shown is formed at least in regions from an elastic material in order to allow the user to pull the attachment part off the stop element 5 against the spring force of the spring element 57.
- the spring element 57 deforms in order to release the engagement in the holding geometry of the attachment. After removal, the spring element 57 returns to its original, undeformed shape.
- Figure 6B shows a cross-sectional view of the spring element 57 shown in Figure 6A.
- Figures 7A and 7B show schematic views of a curved embodiment of the spring element 57.
- the spring element 57 shown in Figure 7A is designed as a PVC strip and is arranged in an arc in the stop element 58.
- a recess 551 can also be made in the material of the spring element 57, as shown in Figure 7A by means of a dashed line.
- the opposite end regions of the spring element 57 shown are each adapted to engage in an undercut in the holding geometry of an attachment (not shown). When pulled off, the spring element 57 deforms in order to release the engagement in the holding geometry of the attachment. After pulling off, the spring element 57 returns to its original, undeformed shape.
- Figure 7B shows a cross-sectional view of the spring element 57 shown in Figure 7A.
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| PCT/EP2023/082167 WO2024125943A1 (de) | 2022-12-13 | 2023-11-17 | Magazinbaugruppe zur aufbewahrung von auf einer tragschiene montierbaren anbauteilen |
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