ES1058721U - Anti-theft case for amusement and game of chance machines - Google Patents

Abstract

Anti-theft furniture for amusement and gaming machines, consisting of an envelope (1) to which a lower door (2) is mounted to protect the coin-drawer of amusement and gaming machines from vandalism and theft. Two arms (3) and (4), which can be folded horizontally and vertically by means of a hinge and an axis, are also mounted on their upper front part, intended to give greater security to the main front door of this type of machine. Both the furniture door and the two arms are blocked by a mechanism (FIG. 3) and (FIG. 4) formed by a double-acting cam (10) activated by a light bulb (14) and transmitting said movement from the cam to two locks (12) that are guided by a bush (13) by means of hook-shaped wires (11) at their ends that move said locks each in the opposite direction. This achieves that the locking mechanism of the furniture door (FIG. 4) and that of the two arms (FIG. 3) are locked or unlocked with a bulb that uses the same key, and which, in turn, This key is the same one that you use to open the door of the coin drawer and the main door of the amusement and gaming machines. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Anti-theft furniture for recreational machines and random, chance, fate.

Object of the invention

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The present invention, as expressed in the statement of this specification, refers to an anti-theft furniture of recreational and random machines, which has been granted and realized to obtain numerous and remarkable anti-vandalism advantages and

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The furniture is intended to safeguard different parts of the recreational and random machines: lateral, rear, and especially to protect from actions Vandal-proof coin drawer and door front by light bulb locks with bolts actuated by double acting cam, so that no effort can be made of lever, either on the furniture or on said machines. The planned bulbs are identical to those used by machines recreational and random, so that people related to Industrial use of the machine (owner, maintenance technician, etc) with a single key they can open the locks of both the furniture Anti-theft like machines.

Background of the invention

No other devices are currently known. similar to the present invention applied to this type of machines

Description of the invention

The invention concerns a U-shaped piece of furniture with a front door up to approximately half height, intended for safeguard the drawer of coins collected inside this type of machines In addition, on the same front, it has two arms that embrace the upper front of the machine and that by means of a double articulation makes it possible to remove said arms from the front, that together with the aforementioned swing door, also knocked down, leave the front space free to insert and remove the machine. A Once the machine is inside the furniture, put both arms back in their closed position upper as the lower door.

The mechanism for blocking the arms and the door consists of a light bulb that by means of a double acting cam manages to move some locks by means of a steel wire, this wire transmits the lever effort produced on the cam located on the axis of the bolt bulb you moved blocking the door and arms. Said locks they are put inside guides that in the case of the door are some tubes and in the case of the arms some notches made in the plates of said arms.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1.- Shows a perspective view Isometric furniture with arms and door in position blocked up.

Figure 2.- Shows an elevation view and furniture profile, and where you can observe the situation of mechanisms placed on the arms and on the door for blocking.

Figure 3.- Shows a detailed view of the mechanism to operate the two movable locks at the same time using a light bulb to lock or unlock the arms. This view shows the mechanism in its two states of Unlock and lock.

Figure 4.- Shows a detailed view of the mechanism to operate the two movable locks at the same time using a light bulb to lock or unlock the door bottom of the furniture.

Description of a preferred embodiment

In figures 1 and 2 it can be seen as the piece of furniture is composed of a 3 mm steel envelope plate (1) thick, U-shaped, with a geometry that suits the external dimensions of this type of machines. To this sheet envelope weld two weldable hinges (6) that allow the articulation of the lower door (2) in which a lock with bulb (14) lever with double acting cam (10) to perform the blocking of said door which is the one that protects, from lever and theft actions, the drawer door coin collector of recreational machines and of random, chance, fate. The door is locked (Fig. 4) by transmission of a linear movement, through a wire of 2.7 mm diameter steel (11) whose ends are shaped like hook, produced by a 90 ° turn of a double acting cam (10) actuated by a bulb (14) that is normally used in This type of machines. Well, this double-acting cam (10), when turn on its axis, move the two wires (11) in the direction opposite each one, moving some locks (12) through some guides (13), until staying inside other guides, welded the latter to the envelope of the furniture, leaving the door locked upper and lower with a simple turn of the key on the bulb at 90 °.

In addition, in the upper front part of the furniture 2 arms are planned, the upper one (4) with a lower depth to the lower arm (3), which is due to the dimensions Exteriors of this type of machines. These two arms are joined to the furniture on the left side with a bolt (8) welded to furniture, but not the arm, performing the axis function of articulation of each of the arms, getting this way a vertical rotating movement of the arm with respect to the furniture. Each arm has a hinge welded to the left plate of the arm and, to the front plate in the case of the lower arm (3), and to the round rod in the case of the upper arm (4). with this hinge is achieved a 180 ° horizontal rotating movement of so that the two arms can be left outside the front of the furniture, knocked to the left (movement allowed by the hinge) and supported down (movement allowed by the bolt welded to the furniture that acts as the articulation shaft for arm).

To get the lock of both arms simultaneously a mechanism identical to that of the door, but replacing the guides where they stay locks to block the door, by notches made in the plates of the right part of the arms (Fig. 3).

Claims (1)

1. Anti-theft furniture for recreational machines and of chance, consisting of an envelope (1) to which a lower door (2) to protect from vandalism and robbery the coin drawer of the machines recreational and random. They are also mounted on the front upper two arms (3) and (4), foldable horizontally and vertically by a hinge and a shaft, intended to give greater security to The main front door of this type of machines. Both the furniture door as the two arms are blocked by a mechanism (Fig. 3) and (Fig. 4) formed by a double acting cam (10) actuated by a light bulb (14) and transmitting said movement from the cam to two bolts (12) that are guided by a bushing (13) by means of hooked wires (11) in its ends that displace said bolts each in a sense contrary. This achieves that the locking mechanism of the furniture door (Fig. 4) and the one with both arms (Fig. 3) remain locked or unlocked with a bulb that uses it key, and that in turn, this key, is the same as the one use to open the drawer door coin collector and the main door of the machines recreational and random.