EP4673283A1 - Arretierungsbaugruppe zum aufnehmen eines magazins zur aufbewahrung von anbauteilen - Google Patents
Arretierungsbaugruppe zum aufnehmen eines magazins zur aufbewahrung von anbauteilenInfo
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- EP4673283A1 EP4673283A1 EP24706747.3A EP24706747A EP4673283A1 EP 4673283 A1 EP4673283 A1 EP 4673283A1 EP 24706747 A EP24706747 A EP 24706747A EP 4673283 A1 EP4673283 A1 EP 4673283A1
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- Prior art keywords
- locking
- guide rail
- magazine
- locking assembly
- holding
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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
- B25H3/04—Racks
Definitions
- Locking assembly for holding a magazine for storing attachments
- the invention relates to a locking assembly for receiving a magazine for storing attachments and a system comprising a locking assembly.
- 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, a worker or a fitter, or are 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 a sorting task in addition to the assembly work.
- the time required as a result leads to considerable delays in the assembly process.
- magazines are often used in the prior art to store add-on parts, as described, for example, in DE 10 2010 047 369 A1 and WO 2010/057768 A1.
- DE 10 2020 118 829 A1 describes a packaging box in which add-on parts are stored in the correct position and can be removed individually from the packaging box.
- a magazine for storing attachments can have a holding rail with a web running in a direction of the holding rail and with two collar elements that are opposite in the direction of the rail and are arranged on the sides of the web for connecting to a holding geometry of the attachments, and a stop element that can be arranged on an end area of the holding rail.
- the rail can be held by means of a holder with a slight incline in order to allow the attachments to slide along the holding rail in the direction of the stop element.
- a weight can be placed on the holding rail.
- a sliding element can be arranged which further supports the sliding of the attachments.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a locking assembly for receiving a magazine for storing attachments, which can be securely anodized without tools to a surface, such as a shelf, for loading and storing the magazine.
- the locking assembly for receiving a magazine for storing attachments has a guide rail which has a guide profile which is adapted to engage in a corresponding guide profile of the magazine in order to hold the magazine displaceably at least in some areas in a direction of travel of the guide rail, wherein the guide rail has at least one through-opening, in particular a through-opening designed as an elongated hole or as a cylindrical opening.
- the locking assembly has at least one locking element which can be arranged on a base and at least one holding element which is adapted to hold the guide rail on the base so that it can move at least in sections in an orthogonal direction to the direction of travel of the guide rail in order to enable a movement, in particular a pivoting movement, of the guide rail over the locking element in the direction of travel.
- the locking element In a locking position, the locking element is adapted to extend through the through-opening in the guide rail and to engage in an opening of the magazine at least in some areas in order to lock the position of the magazine on the guide rail.
- the magazine that can be accommodated can have a holding rail on which the attachments can be arranged or are arranged.
- a corresponding guide profile to the guide profile of the guide rail is formed on a side of the holding rail facing away from the accommodated attachments or on at least one of the side surfaces of the holding rail.
- the corresponding guide profile can be designed as a guide groove, which extends in a direction of travel of the holding rail and which can, for example, encompass a web-shaped elevation of the guide rail.
- the magazine is thereby held displaceably on the guide rail, at least in some areas, in a direction of travel of the guide rail.
- the guide rail has at least one through-opening, which can extend cylindrically or rectangularly through the material of the guide rail.
- the holding element is adapted to hold the guide rail on the base so that it can move at least in sections in an orthogonal direction to the direction of travel of the guide rail, in order to enable a movement, in particular a pivoting movement, of the guide rail over the locking element in the direction of travel.
- the magazine which is slidably accommodated in the guide rail, can be moved, in particular pivoted, together with the guide rail in a direction orthogonal to the base.
- the locking element In the locking position, the locking element extends with the second end region through the through opening in the guide rail and further into an opening in the magazine arranged on the guide rail, for locking the position of the magazine relative to the guide profile.
- the opening in the magazine can be an opening in one side of the holding rail of the magazine, which is opposite the side with the attachments arranged on it, and into which the locking element, which already extends through the through opening in the guide rail, can be introduced at least in part.
- the locking element in a further locking position, is adapted to extend through the through opening in the guide rail and to engage at least partially in a further opening of the magazine.
- the locking element is adapted to hold a first end region of the magazine in the locking position over an end region of the substrate, in particular flush with an edge of the substrate, and to hold the first end region of the magazine in the further locking position protruding over the end region of the substrate.
- the two defined locking positions can be a working position for removing the attachments in the assembly process and a loading or half position for filling the magazine with attachments.
- the guide rail comprises a ferromagnetic material and the locking group comprises at least one magnetic element, wherein the magnetic element is designed to be arrangeable on the substrate and is adapted to hold the guide rail in the locking position and the further locking position by means of magnetic force.
- the magnetic element acts with a defined magnetic force on the guide rail in the direction of the ground in order to prevent unintentional lifting and thus unlocking or unlatching.
- the locking element comprises the magnetic element.
- the locking element can be magnetic to avoid the use of separate elements.
- the locking assembly comprises at least one spring element which is designed to be arranged with opposite end regions on the substrate and on the guide rail, and is adapted to hold the guide rail in the locking position and the further locking position by means of spring force.
- a spring element can also be used to hold the guide rail in the locking positions on the surface.
- the locking element is designed in the shape of a pin and can be arranged on the substrate orthogonal to the direction of travel of the guide rail.
- the locking element which can be arranged on the base, for example on a shelf made of sheet metal, can also be referred to as a locking bolt and can have a substantially cylindrical shape in the direction of travel. In the assembled position, the locking element extends orthogonally from the base.
- the locking element can be arranged at a first end region in an opening in the base and held in the opening.
- a second end region of the locking element, opposite the first end region, can extend in the direction of the guide rail.
- a circumferential bevel can be attached to the locking element at the second end region to simplify the insertion of the locking element into the respective openings or through the respective openings.
- the locking assembly has at least one funnel-shaped receiving element which is arranged at an end region of the guide rail for receiving the magazine in the guide rail. In a further embodiment, the locking assembly has at least one further funnel-shaped receiving element which is arranged at a further end region of the guide rail which is opposite the end region for receiving the magazine in the guide rail.
- the two funnel-shaped receiving elements can be designed in the same way and, when mounted on the guide rail, can be at an angle of 180° to each other.
- the funnel-shaped receiving elements allow the magazine to be easily inserted onto the guide rail.
- the at least one holding element can be connected to one of the funnel-shaped receiving elements in order to hold the guide rail on the substrate so that it can move at least in sections in an orthogonal direction to the extension direction of the guide rail.
- the at least one holding element is longitudinally shaped and extends at least partially through a through opening in the material of the substrate.
- the base for example the shelf
- several through holes can be made that are evenly or differently spaced apart from one another, in order to arrange several similar locking assemblies next to one another.
- the base can have two similar through holes one behind the other for each locking assembly, into each of which a holding element connected to the funnel-shaped receiving element with one end region can be inserted.
- the at least one holding element in particular two holding elements, can also be connected directly to the guide rail.
- the locking assembly has at least one locking element, in particular a locking clamp or a locking pin, wherein the locking element is designed to be connectable at least in some areas to an end region of the holding element opposite the guide rail, for determining a maximum pivoting height of the guide rail.
- the holding element is designed as at least one spring clamping element, in particular as at least one spring clamping element with at least two clamping positions for releasably clamping the holding element in the through-opening, wherein the clamping positions are arranged orthogonal to the direction of travel of the guide rail.
- the spring clamp element can be implemented as a spring clip with one or more clamping legs.
- the clamping positions can be determined by the contour of the clamping legs.
- notches or depressions can be arranged on the clamping legs, or the clamping legs can be designed with notches and depressions to determine the clamping positions.
- the notches and depressions can be arranged in the through-opening in order to clamp the holding element with the receiving element arranged thereon in the respective clamping position in the through-opening.
- the clamping element and thus the receiving element can be held directly, or essentially directly, on the substrate. and held in a second clamping position at a distance from the substrate to enable movement of the guide rail over the locking element in the direction of travel.
- the holding element By designing the holding element as a spring clamp element, the use of separate locking elements can be omitted. Furthermore, the spring clamp element can also take on the function of the previously described magnetic element and prevent unwanted lifting and thus unlocking or unlatching in the clamping positions. In some designs, however, holding elements designed as spring clamp elements can also be used together with magnetic elements to enable a particularly good hold in the locking positions.
- the holding element has a hold-down element which is adapted to hold the holding element to the substrate.
- the hold-down element can be arranged on the holding element of the locking assembly, which in the assembled position forms a pivot point when the locking assembly is transferred between the locking positions.
- the hold-down element can be designed as a locking lug or as a hook-shaped element and in the locking positions, i.e. the locking position and the further locking position, or in the first clamping position when the clamping element is held directly, or essentially directly, on the base, at least partially engage around the through opening in order to absorb any torque that may occur, for example when removing attachments.
- At least one locking element in particular a spring-loaded locking element, is arranged on the holding element and is adapted in a closed position to hold the holding element in the through-opening in the material of the substrate in order to determine a maximum pivoting height of the guide rail.
- the locking element is further adapted in an open position to enable removal of the holding element from the through-opening in the material of the substrate.
- the locking element can also be referred to as a “spring latch” and in the closed position can extend at least partially from a surface of the holding element and thereby hold the holding element in the through hole in the material of the Furthermore, the locking element can be moved towards the holding element or into the holding element, for example against a spring force of a spring element, to move it into the open position.
- the locking assembly has at least one further holding element, wherein the holding element and the further holding element are arranged at opposite end regions of the guide rail.
- the holding elements can be arranged directly at the opposite end regions of the guide rail or can each be arranged on the guide rail via a funnel-shaped receiving element.
- the additional holding element can form a pivot point.
- a further locking element can be arranged on the additional holding element, in the design with a locking element, such that it rests directly or essentially directly on a side of the substrate opposite the guide rail.
- the locking element can be arranged on one of at least two arrangement levels on the holding element, which is located close to the substrate in the assembled position.
- the additional holding element in the design as a spring clamp element can be held in the first clamping position, i.e. directly or essentially directly on the substrate.
- the invention relates to a system comprising: at least one locking assembly as described herein; at least one magazine for storing attachments; and a base.
- the magazine for storing attachments has a holding rail with 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 web, for connecting to a holding geometry of the attachments, and a stop element that can be arranged or is arranged at an end region of the holding rail.
- the magazine also has a guide profile on the holding rail that is designed to correspond to the guide profile of the guide rail.
- the base is designed as a shelf, in particular as a shelf plate, and has at least one through-opening for the at least one holding element, in particular the substrate has a plurality of through openings for a plurality of holding elements.
- the locking device can be mounted and dismantled quickly and easily on the surface without tools. To dismantle it, in the design with locking elements, only the two locking elements need to be released. After releasing the two locking elements, the remaining elements of the locking assembly can be easily removed. In the design of the holding elements as spring clamp elements, only the spring clamp elements need to be released to remove the locking assembly.
- Figure 1 is a schematic view of a locking assembly according to a
- Figure 2 is a schematic rear view of the locking assembly in an assembled position
- Figure 3 is a schematic detailed view of an end area of the
- Figures 6A, 6B are schematic views of the locking assembly in assembled position with a magazine and arranged on a substrate in the locking position and in the further locking position;
- Figures 7A - 7D are schematic views of a holding element according to another
- Figures 8A, 8B are schematic views of the locking assembly with holding elements according to the further embodiment in the mounted position with a magazine and arranged on a substrate in the locking position;
- FIGS. 10A - 10E are schematic views of a holding element according to a still further embodiment
- the magazine 100 that can be accommodated in the locking assembly 1 has a holding rail 110 on which the attachments can be arranged.
- a corresponding guide profile 114A, 114B to the guide profile 11A, 11B of the guide rail 3 is formed on the side surfaces of the holding rail 110.
- the corresponding guide profile 114A, 114B comprises two groove-shaped undercuts that extend on the side surfaces of the holding rail 110 in a direction of travel, V, of the holding rail 110 and that can engage in a guide profile 11A, 11B of the guide rail 3.
- the guide profile 11A, 11B of the guide rail 3 is formed from two guide grooves. The magazine 100 shown can thus be displaced at least in some areas along the direction of travel V on the guide rail 3.
- a stop element 104 is arranged at one end region of the holding rail 110. Also arranged on the holding rail 110 in Figure 1 is a sliding element 102 which can press attachments (not shown) located on the holding rail 110 in the direction of the stop element 104.
- the guide rail 3 of the locking assembly 1 has a funnel-shaped receiving element 5A, 5B at each of the opposite end regions of the guide rail 3.
- the two funnel-shaped receiving elements 5A, 5B are designed in the same way and are at an angle of 180° to one another in a mounted position on the guide rail 3.
- the funnel-shaped receptacle of the receiving elements 5A, 5B enables the magazine 100 to be easily inserted onto the guide rail 3.
- FIG. 1 shows the locking element 12 and the magnetic element 14, both of which can be arranged on the substrate 200.
- the locking assembly 1 shown is the locking assembly 1 previously shown in Figure 1 with a magazine 100 arranged therein in an assembled position.
- the holding elements 7A, 7B extend through the respective through openings 202A, 202B in the material of the base 200 shown as a shelf.
- the locking elements 9A, 9B shown as connecting clips are connected to the end regions of the holding elements 7A, 7B opposite the guide rail 3 in order to limit an orthogonal movement of the holding elements 7A, 7B relative to the direction of travel V.
- the locking elements 9A, 9B are essentially flat and are arranged between opposite guide grooves on the holding elements 7A, 7B to lock the holding elements 7A, 7B.
- the magazine 100 shown was pushed onto the guide rail 3 via the funnel-shaped receiving element 5A shown and is displaceable by means of interlocking guide profiles 11A, 11B, 114A, 114B of the guide rail 3 and the magazine 100 in Direction of travel V is held on the guide rail 3.
- the holding element 7A in the embodiment shown has two opposing guide grooves 71 AA, 71 AB, 71 BA, 71 BB in two planes, into which a locking element (not shown) can be introduced.
- Figures 4A and 4B each show a schematic side view and a sectional view through a first end region of the locking assembly 1, which is arranged on a base 200, and with a magazine 100 arranged on the locking assembly 1.
- the locking assembly 1 is shown in the locking position.
- the locking element 12 extends with the second end region through the through opening 31 in the guide rail 3 and further into an opening 103A of the magazine 100 arranged on the guide rail 3, for locking the position of the magazine 100 on the guide rail 3.
- the locking element 9A is arranged between the lower pair of the opposite guide grooves 71 BA, 71 BB, so that the distance between the holding element 7A and the base 200 specifies the maximum path of the pivoting movement.
- the magazine 100 is lifted together with the guide rail 3 by the user, for example pivoted, until the locking element 9A shown rests on the base 200 and the locking element 12 no longer extends into the opening 103A of the magazine.
- the magazine 100 is now moved along the direction V over the edge of the base 200 and lowered at the further Locking position where the locking element 12 extends through the shown further opening 103B of the magazine 100.
- Figures 5A and 5B show a schematic side view and a sectional view through a second end region of the locking assembly 1, which is arranged on the base 200.
- the second end region shown in Figures 5A and 5B is opposite the first end region shown in Figures 4A and 4B.
- the magazine 100 is pushed onto the guide rail 3 and is held on the guide rail 3 so as to be displaceable in the direction of travel.
- the receiving element 5B shown and the holding element 7B shown are designed in the same way as the receiving element 5A and holding element 7A shown in Figures 4A and 4B.
- the locking element 9B is arranged between the upper pair 71AA, 71AB of the opposing guide grooves, so that the small distance between the holding element 7B and the base 200 only allows a limited orthogonal movement of the holding element 7B relative to the direction of travel.
- Such an arrangement can absorb the torque that acts on the guide rail 3 due to the weight of the attachments in the magazine 100.
- Figures 6A and 6B show schematic views of the locking assembly 1 in the assembled position with a magazine 100 arranged on a base 200 in the locking position and in the further locking position.
- the first end region of the magazine 100 is held in an end region of the base 200, flush with the edge of the base 200.
- the position shown in Figure 6A can also be referred to as the working position.
- the first end region of the magazine 100 is held protruding over the end region of the base 200.
- the position shown in Figure 6B can also be referred to as a loading or half position for filling the magazine 100 with attachments.
- the base 200 designed as a shelf has a plurality of through openings 202A - 202N for arranging a plurality of adjacent locking assemblies 1, each of which can hold a magazine 100 movable in the direction of travel.
- FIGS 7A - 7D show schematic views of a receiving element 5A' according to a further embodiment.
- a holding element 7A' is arranged, which is adapted to extend at least partially through a through opening in the material of the base shown as a shelf, as shown in the following Figures 8A, 8B and 9.
- Figures 7A - 7D show an embodiment of a holding element 7A', which comprises two spring clamping elements 71AA' and 71AB'.
- the two spring clamping elements 71AA' and 71AB' are essentially U-shaped and made of a spring-elastic material.
- a first end region of each spring clamping element 71AA' and 71AB' is arranged on an underside of the receiving element 5A' and extends with a first region initially away from the receiving element 5A'.
- the strip-shaped spring clamping elements 71AA' and 71AB' are bent at an angle of up to 180°, so that the spring clamping elements 71AA' and 71AB' extend in the direction of the receiving element 5A' again in a second region.
- the second end region lies essentially in the same plane as the first end region and can be moved elastically in the direction of the first end region.
- the two spring clamping elements 71AA' and 71AB' shown enable a releasable clamping of the receiving element 5A' in a first clamping position 711AA', 711AB' and in a second clamping position 713AA', 713AB' in the through-opening in the substrate.
- the clamping positions 711AA', 711AB', 713AA', 713AB' are arranged one above the other and orthogonal to the direction of travel, V, of the guide rail.
- the clamping positions 711AA', 711AB', 713AA', 713AB' are realized by a corresponding contour of the clamping legs.
- notches or depressions are arranged on the clamping legs in order to realize the clamping positions 711AA', 711AB', 713AA', 713AB'.
- the notches or depressions are arranged in the through-opening and clamp the receiving element 5A' in the respective clamping position in the through-opening.
- the clamping element In the first clamping position 711AA', 711AB', the clamping element can be held directly, or essentially directly, on the substrate and in the second clamping position 713AA', 713AB' it can be held at a distance from the substrate in order to enable movement of the guide rail over the locking element in the direction of travel.
- the holding element 7A' has a hold-down element 73A' which is adapted to hold the holding element to the substrate.
- the hold-down element 73A' is designed as a locking lug or as a hook-shaped element and can at least partially encompass the through opening in order to absorb a possible torque that may occur, for example when removing attachments.
- gripping elements 715AA', 715AB' are arranged as engagement points at the free ends of the spring clamping elements 71AA', 71AB' in order to simplify assembly/disassembly for the user.
- Figures 8A and 8B show schematic views of the locking assembly 1 with holding elements 7A', 7B' according to the further embodiment in the mounted position with a magazine 100 and arranged on a base 200 in the locking position.
- Figure 8A shows a front view of the locking assembly 1
- Figure 8B shows a view of an underside of the base 200 with the locking assembly 1 arranged thereon.
- Figures 8A and 8B show the locking assembly 1 in the locking position, or in the first clamping position 711AA', 711 AB'.
- the holding element 7A' extends through the through opening 202A in the base 200 and is held in the locking position, or in the first clamping position 711AA', 711 AB'.
- Figure 9 shows a schematic sectional view through a first end region and a second end region of the locking assembly 1 with holding elements according to the embodiment previously shown in Figures 7A - 7D, 8A and 8B.
- the shown receiving element 5B' and the shown holding element 7B' are designed in the same way as the shown receiving element 5A' and the shown holding element 7A'.
- the hold-down element 73B' of the holding element 7B' holds the receiving element 5B' and thus the holding rail 110 on the base 200, so that the small distance between the holding element 7B' and the base 200 only allows a limited orthogonal movement of the holding element 5B' relative to the direction of travel.
- Such an arrangement can absorb the torque that acts on the guide rail 3 due to the weight of the attachments in the magazine 100.
- the holding element 7B' forms the pivot point.
- the hold-down element 73A' on the holding element 7A' has no function in the embodiment shown in Figure 9, or rather the holding element 7A' does not hold to the base 200 and is only arranged there due to the use of identical parts.
- FIGS 10A-10E show schematic views of a holding element 7" according to yet another embodiment.
- a spring-loaded locking element 71" is arranged on the holding element 7".
- the locking element 71" is shown in a closed position. In the closed position, the holding element 7" is held in the through opening in the material of the substrate 200 to determine a maximum pivoting height of the guide rail. As shown, in the closed position, the locking element 71" extends at least partially from a surface of the holding element 7".
- Figures 10B and 10C show views of the holding element 7" in the closed position without the base 200.
- the locking element 71" can be moved from the closed position shown into the open position shown in Figures 10D and 10E by pulling the actuating element 711" against a spring force of the spring element 713".
- the spring element 713" shown is designed as a compression spring in the embodiment shown. List of reference symbols
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| PCT/EP2024/054632 WO2024179932A1 (de) | 2023-03-01 | 2024-02-23 | Arretierungsbaugruppe zum aufnehmen eines magazins zur aufbewahrung von anbauteilen |
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