PL264S2

PL264S2 - Cash box

Info

Publication number: PL264S2
Application number: PL18402A
Authority: PL
Inventors: Ryszard Rosiak
Original assignee: Inter Commerce Sp Z Oo
Filing date: 1999-07-21
Publication date: 2002-07-31

Description

Boks kasowy Prawo z rejestracji wzoru zdobniczego trwa od 21 lipca 1999r. Przedmiotem wzoru zdobniczego jest boks kasowy, stosowany, najczesciej w duzych, wielobranzowych sklepach i supermarketach. Istote wzoru stanowi nowa postac przedmiotu, przejawiajaca sie w ksztalcie i zdobieniu powierzchni, nadajaca boksowi nowy. oryginalny wyglad zmierzajacy do celów estetycznych. Przedmiot wzoru zostal przedstawiony na zalaczonych fotografiach, fig. 1 i fig.2 - ilustrujacych boks w widoku ogólnym od strony klienta. Boks kasowy, zgodnie ze wzorem zdobniczym, przedstawiony na fotografii, fig. 1, jest utworzony z dwóch rozmieszczonych równolegle wzgledem siebie poziomych obudów tasmociagu, czytnika kodu kreskowego oraz towarowej komory. Obudowy sa umieszczone napodstawach, które widoczne od strony klienta maja postac wsporczych slupów. Pomiedzy slupami jest usytuowana scianka. Scianka ta jest przesunieta nieco w glab w stosunku do powierzchni wsporczych slupów. Slupy maja zaokraglone naroza i sa ozdobione u dolu cokolowa tasma. Obudowy tasmociagu, czytnika kodu kreskowego oraz towarowej komory, posiadaja od strony klienta zdobienie w formie wypuklej, rozciagajacej sie poziomo odbojowej listwy. Pomiedzy rozmieszczonymi równolegle wzgledem siebie na podstawach obudowami znajduje sie stanowisko kasjerki. Jest ono usytuowane prostopadle do obwodów, przy czym znajdujaca sie pomiedzy nimi szafka jest wyposazona w blat. Boks kasowy wedlug wzoru zdobniczego zaprezentowany na fotografii, fig. 2 jest zbudowany z dwóch rozmieszczonych po przeciwnej stronie osi i przesunietych wzgledem siebie obudów tasmociagu, czytnika kodu kreskowego i towarowej komory. Obudowy wsparte sa na podstawach. Podstawy widoczne od strony klienta maja postac wsporczych slupów, pomiedzy którymi jest zamontowana scianka. Scianka ta jest przesunieta nieco w glab w stosunku do powierzchni slupów, których naroza sa zaokraglone. Skrajnie usytuowane slupy sa zaopatrzone w blaty i tworza stanowiska kasowe. Obudowy od strony klienta sa ozdobione wypukla odbojowa listwa, zas u dolu wsporcze slupy sa ozdobione cokolowa tasma. PLCash box The right to register a decorative pattern has been in force since July 21, 1999. The subject of the decorative pattern is a checkout box, used most often in large, multi-branch stores and supermarkets. The essence of the pattern is the new form of the object, manifested in the shape and surface decoration, giving the box a new one. original appearance for aesthetic purposes. The subject of the pattern is presented in the attached photographs, Figs. 1 and 2 - illustrating the box in a general view from the customer's side. The checkout box, according to the decorative pattern shown in the photograph, Fig. 1, is made up of two parallel horizontal belt casings, a bar code reader and a goods chamber. The housings are placed on bases, which are visible from the customer's side in the form of supporting poles. There is a wall between the poles. This wall is slightly shifted to the depth in relation to the support surfaces of the posts. The poles have a rounded corner and are decorated with a plinth at the bottom. The casings of the conveyor belt, barcode reader and the goods chamber have a decoration on the customer's side in the form of a convex, horizontally extending fender strip. There is a cashier's stand between the casings arranged parallel to each other on the bases. It is situated perpendicular to the perimeters, and the cabinet between them is equipped with a tabletop. The checkout box according to the decorative pattern shown in the photo, Fig. 2, is built of two shifted conveyor belt housings, located on the opposite side of the axis, a barcode reader and a goods chamber. The housings are supported on bases. The bases visible from the customer's side are in the form of support poles, between which the wall is mounted. This wall is slightly shifted in relation to the surface of the poles, the corners of which are rounded. The extreme positions of the poles are equipped with countertops and create cash desks. The casings on the customer side are decorated with a convex fender strip, while at the bottom the supporting poles are decorated with a plinth. PL

Claims

1.Protective claims 1 A cash box, characterized by the fact that it has casings of a conveyor belt, a barcode reader and a goods chamber arranged parallel to each other, between which a cashier's stand is created, the casings being supported on bases with rounded figures on the customer's side. the corners of the supporting poles, connected in the middle by walls, the walls are slightly shifted in relation to the surface of the poles and the bottom of the box is decorated with a plinth, while the casings of the conveyor belt, bar code reader and the cargo chamber are embellished on the customer's side with a convex, extending horizontally, tape, while the cabinet located between the housings is provided with a table top, as shown in the attached photo, fig. 1. 2. A cash register, characterized by the fact that it is provided with two shifted relative to each other and arranged on opposite sides of the axis of the conveyor housing, a bar code reader and a cargo compartment, these housings are placed on bases, formed by supporting poles rounded at the corners, between which there is a wall slightly shifted in relation to their surface, and the support poles are decorated at the bottom with a plinth, while the extreme, support poles are provided with tops and create a stand under the cash register, as well as the casings of the conveyor belt, barcode reader and the goods chamber, are decorated from the customer's side with convex, horizontally extending fender strips, as shown in the attached photo, fig.

2. Intercommerce Sp. z o.o. Fig. 1Fig. 2 PL