FR2756472A3 - BENCH FOR PRESENTATION AND SALE FOR CHAINS, CABLES AND MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS - Google Patents

Abstract

Presentation and sales bench for various pieces grouped together, in a pyramidal structure to be preferably placed against a wall. According to the invention, each roll of the display can be inserted separately into the frame of the bench, and a pricing and measuring ruler (8), arranged above each of the rolls, is designed so that it can be folded down towards the bench. 'before. The display of the invention can be used in particular for chains, cables, hoses and other small articles.

Description

The invention relates to a display or bench presentation and sale

  for chains, cables, hoses, small parts grouped together or the like, according to a pyramidal structure, which preferably must be

arranged against a wall.

  Presentation and sales benches are used in large numbers

  and have been shown to be effective (DE-G 90 15 811.3).

  Such a display comprises, in a pyramidal structure, several sales stages, where the sales stages for the rollers having the largest diameter are arranged according to the largest cantilever of the bench, the distance in door-to-door -false being growing at the bottom of the bench. The presentation and sales benches must be protected to prevent unauthorized removal of the rollers with their axes, and simultaneously also against unwanted rotation, for example after cutting to length an endless material, and this makes it easy

  also keeping items in place.

  Surprisingly, it is possible, in a sales and presentation bench of the type described above, that the charging rule, disposed above the appropriate stage, and present to allow a characterization and a pricing of the article, is, to facilitate the replacement of the rollers, designed in a foldable manner towards

  outside, that is to say forward from the roll.

  Preferably, the charging rule may, for this purpose, be reported by welding to a hinged plate provided with a longitudinal hole. In another embodiment of the invention, elements comprising guide eyelets, intended for the passage of cables and therefore to

  to protect the articles, may be placed above the tariff rule.

  tion. The folding of the charging rule or the pricing rail greatly facilitates the replacement of the rollers, and in particular no tools are needed to set up the rollers. Despite this, we have an excellent presentation of stocks in the presentation area, through the introduction of additional rollers on a bar, between the lower side supports of the bench. A cellar surface specific to

  system, or the like, which often is not available, is thus superfluous.

  According to another aspect of the invention, it is possible to provide a roller brake, as a protection against the unfolding of the endless article which

is rolled up.

  Advantageously, this roller brake consists of fluted hubs. The rollers are threaded on a four-shank axis, and under the effect of the clipping of the roller, and because of its own weight, the roller is

  automatically insured against untimely unwinding.

  It is also possible to provide clamping pins at the ends of the axis of the rollers, the clamping pin being designed with a length

  larger than the diameter of the holes in the roll.

  Preferably, there is provided at the end of the roller a cutting device

  one-handed security for the endless article already unwound.

  In yet another aspect of the invention, the roller axis has a flat cross-section, which is inserted into curved axis supports. Here, the angle of inclination of the axis supports can be of the type according to which they provide an automatic locking if the roller has been

  removed by an unauthorized person.

  It is advantageous if the axle supports are curved, leaving a small space for the axes, as well as a narrow inlet for the axes. This approach has the advantage of being protected against

  unexpected collection of rolls: this represents a certain anti-theft.

  Thanks to the measures according to the invention, the endless article can be measured, on the rule of tariffing, thanks to a longitudinal scale which is reported there, it can be cut thanks to the cutting device to the desired length (the device of cut is permanently installed), and to prevent fouling, a waste receptacle is placed below the

cutting device.

  Embodiments of the invention will now be explained in further detail by way of example with the accompanying drawings, in which: Figure 1 is a three-storey perspective view of a display or gondola of this type, with a common suspension; Figure 2 is a variant, in perspective, relating to several stages; Figure 3 shows a detail of Figure 2, application to a back wall; Figure 4 is a possibility of extension play; Figure 5 is a detail of Figure 2, i.e. a detail for additional storage; and

  Figure 6 shows a detail of the roll storage.

  In Figure 1, there is a three-stage assembly, consisting of two plates 1, serving as lateral supports, which are configured as hooks 2, to ensure a latching in the longitudinal slot of the walls of the shelves at the rear ends. The two side plates 1 are, thanks to the three spacers 3, which are reported by

  welding on the front side of the side plates, assembled to a rigid structure.

  The side supports are cut at an angle, so that during the presentation, the articles can be easily recognized and stored in a secure manner, protected against unauthorized removal. On a spacer 3 of the sales bench, axis supports 4, made of a flat material, are reported by welding at a distance of one axis length. Curved axis supports 5 are attached by welding on both sides of the latter, axle supports which receive the axes of the rollers at a certain angle and protects them against unauthorized removal. At the ends of the spacers 3, end-axis supports 6, consisting of a quadruple tube, are attached by welding, supports which, on each of their inner face, comprise one of the curved axis supports 5. Hinge plates, which are provided with a hole, are welded to the outer faces of the end axis supports 6. By a screw connection, the charging rule 8 mentioned above is screwed in a movable manner in this hole. . In each of the two ends of the charging rule 8 is welded a sheet metal, which serves as a hinged sheet 9. In the hinged sheet, there are provided longitudinal holes 10. These allow the folding of the charging rule 8 to the front, to remove the roll. The charging rule consists of a quadrant tube 11, on which is welded a sheet metal strip 12, which receives a charging rule 13 PVC. The PVC pricing rule is, forward, provided with a lift-off tab,

  to maintain the price sheet 14 and the graduated length scale 15.

  This is a structure known per se, which will not be described here in more detail. Welded bars 16 serve to receive additional rolls to garnish. Holes 17, around the lateral supports, which are arranged vertically serve to set up an extension set, which will be described in more detail below. The distance between the bars is

  smaller than the corresponding diameter of the rollers.

  According to Figures 2 and 3 of the drawings, a floor consists of two base side supports 18, which, to ensure individual suspension in the perforation slots of the walls at the rear end, are designed as hooks 19. Between the base side supports is a roll holder 20, to which side plates 21 are firmly welded. The roll supports and the base side supports are screwed to one another, and therefore, when the screws 23 are loosened, can move forwards and backwards, to realize a presentation in pyramid shape. On the roller support 20 are screwed the shaft supports 22, consisting of a flat material, and more precisely at a distance of one axis length. On both sides, curved shaft supports 23 are attached by welding, which protect the axes of the rollers, at an angle, against unauthorized removal of the axes (it is also an anti-theft device). At the ends of the roll holder are welded end axle supports 24, consisting of a four-sided tube, and which on their inner side have a curved axis support 23. To the outer faces of the end axis supports 24 hinge plates 25 are welded, which are provided with a hole (which can be seen for example at the bottom of FIG. 2). The charging rule 26 screw-threads through this hole, and can move. At each end of the charging rule 26 is attached by welding a sheet, which serves as a hinged sheet 27. In the hinged sheet is a longitudinal hole 28. The latter allows the folding of the pricing rule to the before (which can be seen perfectly for example in the lower part of Figure 1), to remove the rollers. The charging rule consists of a quadrant tube 29, on which is welded a sheet metal strip 30, to receive the PVC rule. The PVC pricing rule is forward, provided with a lift tab, for housing the price sheet 32 and the measuring scale lengths 33. Screwed bars 42 serve for assembly with the wall back of the racking system, to house the rollers to be refilled. The latter are arranged above the bars, and are thus protected by the bars themselves against a fall towards the outside (more precisely, see Figure 5, the bar bearing the number 42). Holes 41 (FIG. 3), arranged vertically above the others in the plates 18 of the lateral supports, serve to receive the game.

extension mentioned above.

  After having described, with the aid of FIGS. 2 and 3, the stages intended for the different diameters of rollers, the following will now be described, using FIGS. 2 and 3, the stages used in combination with a cutting device. safety and a waste bin. The roll supports 20 are screwed to each other and can move forwards or backwards when the screws 23 are loosened, to allow adjustment of the pyramid presentation. The safety cutting device 36, 41 is, by its stirrup 34 (sheet 3) attached against the base side supports 18 of two stages 35 arranged one above the other, in that it is The safety cutting device 36 is screwed to the retaining clip 34. The safety cutting device is, by insertion into a groove and screwing, fixed permanently, without the possibility of displacement. Below the cutting device, a receiving tray 37 (FIG. 2) is held by means of supports 38. Its position can be fixed by the screws 39, 40. After unscrewing the screw 39 (FIG. 3) , the waste bin can be removed. The operating lever 40 of the safety cutting device is dimensioned so as not to enter the passage zone situated in front of the devices. The holes 41, arranged vertically one above the other, arranged in the base lateral supports 18,

  serve to set up the extension game, which will be described below.

  An extension game can, according to Figure 4, allow an adaptation

  in the presence of small differences in length in the shelving system.

  For this purpose, there is provided an extension plate 42, with possibility of attachment in the rack wall, as in the case of other media. Spacer bushes 43 are screwed to the left and right of the stages against the base side supports 18 (FIG. 2) or the lateral supports I (FIG. 1). With the adaptation in length of the spacing sleeves 43, it is

  it is possible to adapt the installation length individually.

  According to Figure 5, and after lifting the transparent tab 32, it is possible to fill the tariff rule 31-33 with a scale of measurement, symbols or other specifications. We get there by inserting by

  at the bottom the tab, which is firmly attached to the PVC pricing rule.

  By folding the tongue, the leaves underneath are held in place in a captive manner. It is also seen in the Figure that the supports are adjusted so that the distance between the rollers and the wall of the shelf (not shown), so that there is between the roll support (see for example the Figure 3) with reference numeral 20 and the shelf wall, a roll width, so that a roll (see Figure 5) can be posed without difficulty on the bar 42 and be held firmly by the latter. As seen in Figure 2, the roll is simply placed between the base side supports 18. The presentation is thus enhanced. Observation by the customer is facilitated

  by the inclined arrangement of the axes.

  Figure 6 shows how the roller can be braked. A presentation roll 44 is manufactured with a splined hub 45. Its axis 46, already described above, is made of a flat profile with four sides. If the roller does not rotate under the effect of a force applied to it, it relies, because of its own weight, and a groove of the tooth, on an edge 47 of the axis 46, which prevents untimely unwinding. To prevent the axle from falling out again, on both sides, when filling the stage, one side of the axle is protected against sliding outwards by means of a pin 48, which is longer than the

  diameter of the hole arranged in the roll.

  For the extraction, as seen in Figure 6, the axis 46 must, by its flat cross section, and to ensure disassembly with the roller,

  to be twisted outwardly from the curved shaft support 23 (Figure 2).

  In addition, it is necessary to fold the pricing rule 13 (Figure 1 below). This disassembly requires a certain address. This takes time and thus prevents a theft. This protection against theft is most often

  open only backwards and upwards.

  The gondola may be autonomous, but also, as described in the invention, be arranged against a wall of shelves. We can consider the most diverse combinations of floors in height, width,

  configuration of the walls of shelves, and also in different colors.

Claims (11)

  1. Bench for presentation and sale for chains, cables, hoses, small parts grouped, according to a pyramidal structure to be preferably arranged against a wall, characterized in that each roller mounted on the display can be inserted separately into the frame of the sales bench, and, to facilitate the replacement of the rollers, a charging and measuring rule (8), arranged above each of the rollers, is designed so that it can be folded from the roll to the outside , that is, forward.   2. Presentation bench according to claim 1, characterized in that, the charging rule (8) is welded to a hinged plate, configured with a longitudinal hole (10).   3. Presentation bench according to one of the preceding claims,   characterized in that above the charging rule are elements having guide eyes, in particular for the passage of cables.   4. Bench for presentation and sale for chains, cables, hoses, small parts grouped, according to a pyramidal structure preferably intended to be arranged against a wall according to any one of   1 to 3, characterized by a roller brake (45; 47) serving as a   protection against unwinding of an endless rolled article.   5. Presentation bench according to claim 4, characterized in that the rollers (45; 6) carry grooved hubs, the rollers have a quadratic profile (47), and that, thanks to the snap-in roll, and under the effect of its own weight, the roll is protected   automatically against an unauthorized flow.   6. Bench of sale according to one of claims 4 or 5, characterized by   clamping pins (48) at the ends of the roll axis, the clamping pin being longer than the diameter of the hole in the roll.   7. Bench according to one of claims 4 to 6, characterized by   one-hand safety cutters (36; 41; Figure 2), preferably disposed at the ends of the rollers, for cutting the article endless unrolled.   8. Bench for presentation and sale of chains, cables, hoses, small parts grouped together, according to a pyramidal structure preferably intended to be arranged against a wall according to any one of   Claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the axis (46) has a cross-section   plate, which is inserted into a curved axis support (23) of the presentation bench. 9. Presentation bench according to claim 8, characterized in that the angle of inclination of the axis support is of a type such that it has an effect.   self-blocking during unauthorized roll removal.   10. Presentation bench according to one of the claims-8 or 9, characterized in that the inclined axis support is, to receive the axes, bent on itself, leaving a small space for the axis ( 46), as well as   narrow passage opening for the latter.   11. Presentation bench according to one of claims 8 to 10,   characterized by adjusting the distance to the rack wall, such that a bar (42) for receiving rolls can be arranged   between the base side supports (18) of the bench.