RU72132U1 - CABINET FOR MEDICAL ACCESSORIES - Google Patents

Abstract

1. Cabinet for medical supplies, comprising a box-shaped case with a front wall formed by a door of predominantly transparent material connected to the case by means of hinges, and at least one shelf located in a predominantly medium-height part of the case, characterized in that the door is made sloping backward, the hinges are installed on the upper edge of the door, and the shelf is mounted so that its rear edge is located above the front edge. 2. Cabinet for medical supplies according to claim 1, characterized in that the shelf is made in the form of a lattice. 3. The cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that the shelf is mounted with the possibility of adjusting its rear edge in height. The cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that the angle of inclination of the door back is within 10-15 °.

Description

2420-147360RU / 042

CABINET FOR MEDICAL ACCESSORIES

The utility model relates to cabinet design, incl. mounted to accommodate medical supplies, tools, etc. and can be used, for example, in manipulation dental, manicure and other offices of a similar purpose.

Wall or wall cabinets are widely known. They usually consist of a box-shaped case, the front wall of which is formed by a door, often a glass one.

The cabinet chosen by us as the closest analogue has exactly this design. Photo-catalog "Office Furniture" No. 8 for May 2006, published by ATZT "Institute of Marketing", p. 2., Model A20).

The disadvantages of such a cabinet, from the point of view of its use in the above conditions, include the need to carefully and tightly close the door after each use of the cabinet. Otherwise, if the door is not closed tightly, dust will enter the cabinet, which will contaminate objects inside the cabinet. In addition, such cabinets, which are used in medical facilities, are often equipped with bactericidal UV lamps. Through an unlocked door, UV radiation will constantly enter the room, which is unacceptable.

The utility model is based on the task of developing the design of a cabinet for medical supplies, the door of which would be guaranteed to be pretended and would not require constant attention and control.

This problem is solved due to the fact that in the cabinet for medical supplies, containing a box-shaped case with a front wall formed by a door of a predominantly transparent material connected to the case by means of hinges, and at least one shelf located in a predominantly mid-height part case, respectively, the claimed utility model, the door is made oblique back, the hinges are installed on the upper edge of the door, and the shelf is installed so that its rear edge is located above the front edge. In this case, the shelf can be made in the form of a lattice, and its rear edge can be height-adjustable.

The technical result of the proposed solution is that the door opens with a movement from bottom to top; consequently, due to her leaning back, she closes on her own under her own weight and always remains pretended. Installing the shelf in such a way that its rear edge is higher than the front, that is, also inclined, allows you to save the useful area of the shelf, despite the fact that due to the tilt of the door back, the depth of the cabinet in the middle-height part is reduced.

The essence of the utility model is described in more detail in the description below with reference to the drawing, which schematically shows:

in FIG. 1 - cabinet for medical supplies, front view;

in FIG. 2 - cabinet for medical supplies, side view, in vertical section.

The cabinet for medical supplies contains a box-shaped case 1, the front wall of which is formed by a hinged door 2 installed on hinges fixed along its upper edge. The door 2 can be made of a transparent material, mainly glass, incl. protective if the cabinet provides for the installation of a bactericidal UV lamp (not shown). The door 2 is installed with an inclination back, that is, the upper part of the housing 1 has a smaller "depth" than the lower part. The angle at which the door 2 is tilted back can be from 5 ° to 30 °, preferably 10 ° -15 °. At least one shelf 3 is mounted on the stops inside the housing 1, mainly in its mid-height part. It is also mounted with an inclination, that is, in such a way that its rear edge is located above the front. The angle of inclination of the shelf 3 to a certain extent depends on the angle of inclination of the door 3 and is also preferably 10 ° - 15 °. The shelf may be made as shown in FIG. 2, mainly in the form of a lattice, which provides UV - irradiation also to the bottom of the hull, which serves as another shelf. On the surface of the shelf 3 can be provided stops, collars, transverse ribs, etc., which will prevent the sliding of the objects laid out on the shelf.

If the cabinet is made longer in height, several inclined shelves (2-3) can be installed in the case, the angle

the slope of which will vary depending on the level of their location in height. However, the angle of inclination of the shelf 3 can be adjusted using several stops (hooks) 4 mounted on the rear wall of the housing and different in height, on which its trailing edge lies.

If the cabinet is mounted in a hinged version, fixing elements of a known shape can be provided on the rear wall of the housing, which will ensure the cabinet is fixed to the wall. In other cases, the cabinet can be mounted on top of some appropriate furniture.

During operation of the cabinet, the door 2 is opened by turning it upward and on the shelf 3 and on the bottom of the cabinet, for example, sterile instruments or other objects necessary during operation are laid out that require storage in a clean, dust-free space. To close the door, simply release it; due to the tilt, it will return to its closed position under its own weight and will be pressed tightly against the body, without the formation of any gap. This eliminates cases of loose closing of the door due to careless staff. At the same time, if necessary, the door can be moved to a stable open position. To do this, it is enough to tilt it for a vertical position, that is, turn it by an angle close to 180 °, where it will be held under its own weight.

Due to the fact that the shelf 3 is made inclined, its length along the depth of the cabinet is slightly greater than the length of the same shelf installed at the same level, but horizontally. In addition, the inclined position of the shelf makes it easier to review and select the objects that are laid out on it. As mentioned above, the slope of the shelf can be adjusted by rearranging its rear edge on the stops of different heights 4.

Thus, the described cabinet design for medical accessories is easy to use and provides reliable storage of accessories in a protected environment.

Claims (4)

1. Cabinet for medical supplies, comprising a box-shaped case with a front wall formed by a door of predominantly transparent material connected to the case by means of hinges, and at least one shelf located in a predominantly medium-height part of the case, characterized in that the door is made inclined backward, hinges are installed on the upper edge of the door, and the shelf is mounted so that its rear edge is located above the front edge. 2. Cabinet for medical supplies according to claim 1, characterized in that the shelf is made in the form of a lattice. 3. The cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that the shelf is mounted with the possibility of adjusting its rear edge in height. 4. The cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that the angle of inclination of the door back is within 10-15 °.