LU84087A1 - DRAWER FOR PHARMACY CABINETS - Google Patents

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The innovation relates to a drawer for pharmacy cabinets, which is divided into compartments by removable cross dividers and has slots on at least one longitudinal wall for the engagement of the cross dividers, the longitudinal longitudinal wall in the upper area having the slots being double-walled by projecting outwards , pulled down collar.

Through the German utility model 73 33 59Ί a drawer has become known, which can be divided into compartments * by flat cross dividers. For this purpose, the cross dividers have a hanging tab on both sides with which they can be hung in the slots in parallel longitudinal walls of the drawer.

To change the compartment size, the cross dividers must be removed completely so that they can be reinserted into the slots in the longitudinal walls at the desired location, which corresponds to the changed compartment size.

The innovation is based on the task of creating a drawer of the type described in the introduction, in which the cross dividers can be moved to change the compartment sizes on the associated longitudinal wall without losing their guidance on this longitudinal wall.

According to the invention, this object is achieved in that the cross divider encompasses the longitudinal wall with a U-shaped cross-section that is open at the bottom and is resilient, in which a nose for engaging in the slots and Ealte- $ and guide f - 5 - Λ t projections are formed which, when the cross divider is partially raised, create a displacement position on the top of the double-walled longitudinal wall.

In the utility model 74-22 281, a drawer is described and shown, the cross divider of which surrounds a bead of the longitudinal wall with a bracket, but there is no possibility of pulling the cross divider up into a shift position. Rather, the known bracket is constantly jammed by friction on the bead edge and maintains this position both when moving and in the set state, which determines the size of the compartment. There is a risk that the clamp fit will loosen after frequent shifting and the selected compartment size may inadvertently change as a result.

In the solution provided according to the innovation, the cross dividers take a shift position on the longitudinal wall to change the size of the compartments in the partially pulled-out state, = 'in which they can be pushed into the new position, whereupon they are pushed down slightly into the locked position, which the Compartment size determined, snap in positively. By taking the shift position there is the further advantage that when changing the compartment size of a drawer, the size of the individual compartments can initially be set provisionally, so that individual compartments can only be moved to the final one by pushing the respective cross divider back and forth Dimension can be adjusted; when all the sizes of the compartments are finally fixed, the cross dividers are pressed into the locked position one after the other.

In a further development of the innovation, it is provided that a holding and guiding projection is formed on the inside of the outer leg h - 6 - of the U-shaped push-on extension, which engages under the bottom edge of the collar of the longitudinal wall under the locked condition of the cross divider.

According to a further feature of the innovation, a limit stop is formed at the lower end of the outer leg of the push-on attachment, which abuts the lower edge of the collar of the longitudinal wall in the displacement position of the cross divider.

These two features precisely define the cross-divider both in its locked position and in its displacement position.

(Further features and advantages of the innovation result from the following description of an exemplary embodiment, which is shown in the drawing.

FIG. 1 shows the view of an innovation designed according to innovation

Drawer,, Figure 2 is an end view of the drawer of Fig. 1 with the front wall removed and two different positions of the cross dividers and

Figure 3 shows a cross section through the drawer with two different positions of the cross dividers.

The drawer shown in the figures is made of sheet steel and consists of two base plates 10, between which a longitudinal middle wall 12 is fastened, two longitudinal walls 14, a front wall 16 and a rear wall 18. The longitudinal middle wall 12 L means that the drawer is in two large compartments 20 divided.

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Cross dividers 22, which in the present exemplary embodiment are made in one piece from translucent plastic, serve to divide the two departments 20 into individual compartments.

Each of the two longitudinal walls 14 is double-walled in the upper region in that it has a collar 24 projecting outwards and drawn downwards. The main part of the longitudinal wall 14 is connected to the collar 24 in that it has an inclined wall part 26, a subsequent horizontal hand 28 and a further inclined wall part 30 connected to the collar 24.

In the kink region between the main part of the longitudinal wall 14 and the inclined wall part 26, slots 32 are machined evenly spaced from one another over almost the entire length of the longitudinal wall 14.

Each cross divider 22 surrounds the associated longitudinal wall 14 with a cross-sectionally U-shaped, downwardly open push-on extension 34 * which is formed in one piece with the cross divider 22 and whose outer leg 36 is resilient. The cross-divider 22 projects from the push-on extension 34 at right angles to the longitudinal center wall 12. A nose 38 is formed in the push-on extension 34, which engages in one of the slots 32 when the cross divider is engaged (see FIG.

3, left part). In the outer leg 36 of the U-shaped push-on extension 34, a holding and guiding projection 40 is formed, which engages under the lower edge of the collar 24 when the cross divider 22 (FIG. 3 »left half) is engaged. In the partially pulled-out state of the cross divider 22 into its shifting position (see FIG. 3 »right half), this holding and guiding projection 40 sits on the inclined wall part 30, while a limit stop 42 formed at the lower end of the outer leg 36 on the lower edge of the - 8 - »• Collar 24 is in contact. In this way, the cross divider 22 is defined in its locked position as well as in its ver-schiehposition, whereby it snaps elastically into both positions thanks to the resilient design of the outer leg 36 of the plug-on approach 34.

As especially the right part of FIG. 3 further shows, a further holding and guiding projection 44 is formed on the inside of the inner leg 54 of the U-shaped push-on extension 34, which rests on the inclined wall part 26 of the longitudinal wall 14 in the shifted position. Under the protrusion 44, the inner leg 54 has a stabilizing protrusion 46 which is constantly frictionally engaged on the inside of the longitudinal wall ^ 14. As a result, the cross divider 22 is stabilized both in its locked position and in its displacement position. In the locked position of the cross divider 22 (left half of FIG. 3), the projection 44 also bears frictionally against the inside of the longitudinal wall 14.

Due to the fact that the cross divider 22 is designed with the attachment 34 according to the innovation, the cross divider 22 can be pushed back and forth in the partially pulled-out displacement position on the upper side of the double-walled longitudinal wall 14 without losing its hold on the longitudinal wall 14.

In the latched position, in which the hare 36 engages in the selected slot 32, a nose 48, which protrudes at the end of the cross divider 22 opposite the push-on extension 34, engages in a slot 50 of a series of slots 50, which in the The upper edge of the dowel-walled outlet · '...

»- 9 - formed longitudinal middle wall 12 are incorporated.

To completely remove a cross divider 22 ', as shown in FIG. 1, it is pulled upwards in a slightly tilted position. The outer leg 36 is spread slightly outwards so that the limit stop 42 disengages from the lower edge of the collar 24 .

On the outside of the outer leg 36 of the push-on extension 34, a pocket 52 is formed, which is used to hold a file card or the like.

Claims (5)

2. Drawer according to claim 1, characterized in that a holding and guiding projection (40) on the inside of the outer leg (36) of the U-shaped attachment extension (34) is formed, the lower edge in the engaged state of the cross divider (22) of the collar (24) engages under the longitudinal wall (14). 3- Drawer according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that a limit stop (42) is formed at the lower end of the outer leg (36) of the push-on extension (34), which in the displacement position of the cross divider (22) on the lower edge of the collar ( 24). the longitudinal wall (14) bears. ........ ' 4. Drawer according to one of claims 1 to 3 *, characterized in that a further holding and guiding projection (44) is formed on the inside of the inner leg (54) of the push-on extension (34). 5. Drawer according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that a stabilizing projection (46) is formed on the inside of the inner leg (54) of the push-on extension (34), which in the shifted position and in the locked position of the cross divider (22) rests frictionally on the longitudinal wall (14). Ir _ * _ - 3 - V # 6. Drawer according to one of the preceding claims, d a-characterized in that the cross-divider (22) on the push-on extension (3 * 0 opposite end has a nose (4-8) in slots (50) on the upper edge of a Longitudinal middle wall (12) of the drawer engages 7. Drawer according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that on the outside of the outer leg (36) of the push-on extension (34-) a pocket (52) is formed for receiving a file card or the like . - 4 -