FR2595227A1 - Protection principle for small- and medium-volume articles for sale on open shelves - Google Patents

Abstract

Display system which will alleviate the anxieties of the salesperson, each article "A" of which is independently attached to a wire "D" which is fed freely through a display device "B" and is tied to a weight "E", characterised by a warning signal when an attempt is made to steal the article on display. This display system is also characterised by an electric or electronic or mechanical alarm system. This display system extends to all forms of small articles for public sale, including jewellery. This display system can be applied without an alarm system. The product attached by a wire is a sufficient deterrent to untrustworthy customers.

Description

 The present invention relates to a principle of protection of articles of small and medium volumes over the counter.

This principle is particularly suited to jewelry, mainly -rings0
Before, you couldn't expose a ring without it being under glass or under direct surveillance. The new principle allows hundreds of rings to be displayed and the customer is free to try them on without asking the seller.

 Each ring is connected to a resistant wire by a loop. A weight is attached to the other end of the wire. This wire passes through a display which serves as a case for the ring. If the wire is cut, the weight drops and triggers a contact connected to an alarm. The easy-to-handle buckle allows you to replace the ring chosen by the customer with a ring in stock in a few seconds. The customer can freely try all kinds of rings of different sizes with a large margin of safety for the seller.

The attached drawings made up of three plates take as an example the sale of rings0
This principle as it is presented on a ring holder: the exposed object An, a ring, is retained by a flexible and resistant wire "D" through a double loop. The wire passes through a case or UB display ".

A weight "E" is hung at the end of the wire which is of sufficient length for the customer to be able to take the ring and pass it with a finger; 30 cm represents a pleasant length. The weight "E" systematically brings the object back to its place. In the event of a wire cut the weight falls and establishes the contact "F * connected to an alarm" G ". We can adapt various electrical, mechanical or electronic alarm systems to this device which can work on battery or sector" J "." I "represents a control box with power-on command and indicator light." C "is a grid which lowers at the weight level and allows transport without tying a knot.

 This principle can be presented without an alarm system, the wire having a sufficiently dissuasive effect against theft.

 This invention premet to display a display of a thousand rings or other items without preventing the same seller to sell other rings. I1 can afford to turn my back on the display at any time safely. Until today, we exposed geu of rings and this under window. Tomorrow the stores will be able to display thousands of rings and the customer will have the leisure to try them freely under the discreet eye of a seller.

Claims (3)

RENENDICAPIONS  1 Securing presentation system for the seller, each item "A" of which is independently attached to a wire "D" which flows freely laughs through a display unit "B" and is fixed at a weight "E", caaactérisé par une horn in attempted water theft of the article presented.  2 System according to claim 1, the presentation system is characterized by an electric or electronic or mechanical alarm system.  3 This presentation system according to claims 1 and 2 extends to all forms of small items in public sale including jewelry.  a presentation system can be applied without an alarm system. The product attached by a wire has a sufficiently impressive effect on doubtful customers.