ES1069987U - First aid kit (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

First aid kit, essentially characterized in that it is constituted by a vertical support (2) fixed to a wall or other vertical surface, which has a seating area, as well as anchoring means for a briefcase (1), which it is associated to said support (2) in a removable and repositionable way, and which in turn is constituted by a base (4) and a cover (5), both preferably compartmentalized, the briefcase (1) being provided with one or more closures (8) and a handle (9). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

First aid kit.

Technical field

The object of the present invention, as expressed in the statement of this specification, does reference to a perfected first aid kit, of type preferably formed by a transportable case.

Background of the invention

Traditionally, a first aid kit Aid is made up of a receptacle preferably compartmentalized to contain, in an orderly and easily accessible way, all the necessary elements to be able to perform a cure elementary of urgency.

In the market there are basically two types of first-aid kits: laptops and landlines.

The fixed ones are basically constituted by a Small closet, equipped with fixings for your placement on walls and other vertical surfaces. An example of This type of first aid kit is utility model ES-1046561-U, in which it is described a rigid cabinet type device, equipped with a vertical door horizontal opening swing.

This type of first-aid kits, permanently attached to a vertical surface, have the disadvantage of not being able to move to the place where the injured person is located, so that either the person moves to the medicine cabinet, or those products of the kit needed to The cure are transferred to the injured. Consequently, on many occasions, these kits do not become fixed to a wall to enable transport, which will never be done in the best conditions, since its structure is not intended to facilitate its transfer, lacking a handle or other element of hold, and the accidental opening of the door being frequent during the
side.

Another inconvenience that these usually present medicine cabinets, focuses on the door is not usually compartmentalized, or prepared to contain or organize products, with what in the same cell different elements are stored that they can be partially or totally hidden, with what is necessary search inside to locate them. It is evident that at greater number of cells, greater organizational capacity is guaranteed Of content.

These inconveniences are solved, in general, with the use of portable type kits as, on the one hand, normally its components (the base and the lid) are usually compartmentalized, and on the other hand, have been designed to be moved without difficulty.

Portable kits can be flexible or rigid Examples of flexible devices are the models of utility published with the numbers ES1067182U (vertical case of flip-up cover forward), and ES1066982U (also cover flip forward); Examples of rigid briefcases are the ES1056616U (with double folding front cover) the ES2161158 (with non compartmentalized cover foldable forward) or ES2262372 (vertical case consisting of two equal opening halves side).

However, these portable kits are they can be blamed for the lack of positive characteristics that the wall kits present in terms of fixing in wall.

Description of the invention

Generally speaking, the present invention will be refers to a novel first aid kit, which combines the advantages of portable and fixed medical kits, since it is designed to be fixed to a wall where it remains parked, being able to be operated such as a conventional medicine cabinet, and to the time it can be transported like a briefcase, extracting it Simply from your seat on the wall.

The new first aid kit is constituted, in essence, by three elements:

- A vertical support fixed to a wall or another vertical surface, which has a seating area for a briefcase, as well as some anchoring system for it.

- A briefcase anchored to the shape support removable and repositionable, consisting of a base and a lid, both preferably compartmentalized, equipped with one or more closures and a handle.

- A stopper or limiter for opening the case, formed by one or more pieces in solidarity with the vertical support, or constitutive of a monobloc part with this, on which support the lid of the case when, staying anchored to the wall, it is open, placing the lid at a right angle to the base and, therefore, perpendicular to the wall, that is, in position horizontal, like a tray.

The closures consist of one or more arms preferably fixed on the lid of the case, although they could also be positioned at the base, which they present in their end a tooth as a harpoon attachable in an intended seat in the opposite part of the briefcase. These arms have a flexibility such that they allow the coupling and decoupling of the closing tooth with ease.

Description of the drawings

In order to illustrate how much so far we have exposed, is accompanied by the present specification and forming an integral part of it, of a set of drawings in those that have been represented in a simplified and schematic way, a exemplary and non-limiting embodiment of the practical possibilities of the invention.

Figure 1 shows, the novel medicine kit seen in profile with the briefcase out of its seat in the support of wall.

Figure 2 shows, the novel medicine kit seen in profile with the case attached to the support.

Figure 3 shows, the novel medicine kit seen in profile with the case attached to the stand and open.

Figure 4 shows the novel kit seen in perspective with the case attached to the stand.

Description of a practical example

The novel first aid kit object This practical example consists of three elements:

- A briefcase (1) consisting of a base (4) and a cover (5) joined together by hinges (6), whose sides are provided with grooves (10), as well as a handle (9) and two closures (8).

- A vertical support (2) fixed to the wall, the which has a seating area for the briefcase (1), as well as anchoring arms (3) that adhere to the grooves (10) from the sides of the briefcase (1).

- A stop (7), integral to the lower part of the support (2), where the cover (5) of the case (1) is supported when it It is open while remaining attached to the wall bracket (2) (fig. 3).

The closures (8) of the briefcase (1) are constituted by two arched arms fixed the cover of the briefcase (5) through pilot shafts (11), which present in their end a tooth (12) attachable in a seat (13) provided in the base (4) of the briefcase.

They will be independent of the purpose of this invention the materials used in the manufacture of different elements that compose it, as well as the forms, dimensions and accessories that may present, and may be replaced by other technically equivalent ones, provided that no affect the essentiality of it or depart from the scope defined in the claims section.

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Claims (4)

1. First aid kit, essentially characterized in that it is constituted by a vertical support (2) fixed to a wall or other vertical surface, which has a seating area, as well as anchoring means for a briefcase (1), which it is associated to said support (2) in a removable and repositionable way, and which in turn is constituted by a base (4) and a cover (5), both preferably compartmentalized, the case (1) being provided with one or more closures (8) and a handle (9). 2. First aid kit, according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the vertical support (2) where the case is attached (1) incorporates as an integral part of the support itself or as one or more pieces attachable thereto, a limit stop opening the briefcase (7), on which the lid of the briefcase (5) rests keeping it at a right angle to the base (4), when the briefcase is open and remains attached to the vertical support (2). 3. First aid kit, according to previous claims, characterized in that the closures (8) are constituted by one or more arms preferably fixed in the cover of the case (5), which have at its end a tooth (12) attachable in a seat (13) provided in the base (4). 4. First aid kit, according to previous claims, characterized in that the anchoring means between the case (1) and the vertical support (2) are constituted by anchoring arms (3) provided in the vertical support (2), and grooves (10) provided on the sides of the case (1), these elements being located in such a way that the anchoring arms (3) are fitted on the grooves (10) when the case is inserted into the vertical support (2) .