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Federal Republic of Germany-Förbundsrepubliken skiand (DE) P 2311380.6-27 (71) Brauckmann & Probating, Sudstr. U, Ludenscheid, Federal Republic of Germany-Förbundsrepubliken Tyskland (DE) (72) Friedrich Wilhelm Brauckmann, Ludenscheid, Federal Republic of Germany-Forbunds-republiken lyskland (DE) (7 * 0 Leitzinger Oy (5 * 0 Hanging device for goods packaging, sales containers and containers) Accompanying measures for spare parts, packaging and accessories

The invention relates to a hanging device for commercial use for goods boxes, sales containers and the like for their inspiring fitting to rack or plate-like support devices formed by a forward-facing support rod made of a strong, round, oval or angular steel wire with one or more extends from its rear attachment head a predetermined distance (length) at a forward downward inclination angle, with the remaining packages of the package stack sliding forward under their own weight when the first package is removed and the package in question is visible and adhesive in the removal area and the front exit end ensures at least thus also against the fall of the rest of the rest of the packaging stack from the support bar.

Increasingly, protruding, removable support rods are increasingly being used to display goods packaging and sales containers for use by customers in stores, self-service stores and other retail stores. The goods packaging is hung on these support rods and offers the customer a good overview of the quality and versatility of the goods offered.

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In most of the suspension devices of this type used hitherto, the support bars run practically horizontally or tilt forward slightly upwards, with the result that the individual packages remain in their storage position after hanging and it is difficult for the customer, depending on the amount still on the support bar, to see the rearmost packages because adjacent, loaded support bars prevent light from entering the rear packages of goods.

In addition, a hanging device of this type is known, in which the carrier is directed downwards from its rear fastening head at such an angle that the packages on it move forward each time the front package is removed from its own weight until the next package stops at a short, obtuse angle in the support bar. The obtuse-shaped fold, which prevents the packages from falling off the support bar, has the disadvantage that it is only possible to remove one package by first raising it from its lower part, lifting it up and at the same time lifting it out at a forward angle. In this case, nearby packages, especially those hanging upwards, may be an obstacle.

Accordingly, it is an object of the invention to provide a suspension device of the type in which the packages arranged on the support bar extending into the room space move forward by their own weight, and which is formed in such a way that the package can be removed easily and down from the support bar.

The mokannen solution of the invention is characterized in that the sliding part of the support rod at the end of the downwardly inclined portion changes slightly upwards from the length corresponding to approximately the width or length of the three packages toward the outlet end, whereby the packages in the front rod part of the support rod form a retaining brake. In contrast to the known hanging device, there is thus not only a slight bending in response to the front package, but the packages on the front, slightly re-rising part of the support rod already brake the packages falling down beforehand.

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According to a further developed embodiment of the invention, in order to ensure the sliding of the packages with a steel support bar and to prevent its corrosion, the bar can be provided with a sintered hard plastic which, after the sintering process, forms the required slippery upper surface.

The invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawing, in which:

Figure 1 shows a side view of a support bar according to the invention.

Figure 2 shows a top view of the support bar according to Figure 1.

One of the holes 1a in the perforated plate 1 receives the rear fastening head 2a of the support rod 2, which here is formed in two steps and in the shape of a hairpin and provided with a downwardly directed support and gripping handle 2e at its fastening head 2a. The cut-off portion 2 ^ of the support rod 2, shown in cut length, first extends as a slide and at the deepest point of the dimension x is associated with a relatively short, slightly upwardly bent portion y rod portion 2 ^, the foremost portion again rising somewhat more strongly to form the exit end 2 ^. While the rear packages slide down freely on the support bar 2 part 2 * \, the front three or two packages 3 'stop on the bar part 2 ^ and act as a retaining brake or counter-bearing on the rear, trailing packaging surface 3.

The support rod 2 does not necessarily have to be in the form of a two-stage hairpin as described in the embodiment described, but can also be single-stage by applying the principle of the invention. Multi-stage than two-stage support rods are also possible. All that matters is that the part of the support rod which bends downwards from the point of attachment, on which the packages slide, is associated with a gently sloping support rod part on which the front goods packages in each case remain, thus acting as brakes for the sliding packages.

Claims (2)

61128 Claims. 1. A hanging device for goods packages, sales containers and the like for detachably fitting them to rack-like or plate-like support devices, consisting of a forward-facing support rod made of a strong, round, oval or angular steel wire with one or more steps and at a forward (downward) angle of inclination, whereby the remaining packages of the stack in the device slide forward under their own weight when the first package is removed and the package in question is visible and catchable in the removal area, and the front removal head secures at least the front package and thus the rest against the fall of the packaging stack from the support bar, characterized in that the sliding part (2b) of the support bar (2) at the end of the downwardly inclined portion (x) changes three packages (3 ') of corresponding length (y) correspondingly slightly upwards in the direction of the outlet end (2d), the packages (3') located in the front rod 2) of the support rod (2) forming a retaining brake for the packaging stack (3) coming from behind. . Suspension device according to Claim 1, characterized in that the steel support rod (2) is provided with a sintered hard plastic coating which, after the sintering procedure, forms the required slippery upper surface.