Classifications

• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
  • A45C—PURSES; LUGGAGE; HAND CARRIED BAGS
  • A45C13/00—Details; Accessories
  • A45C13/18—Devices to prevent theft or loss of purses, luggage or hand carried bags
  • A45C13/22—Detachable handles; Handles foldable into the luggage
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
  • A45C—PURSES; LUGGAGE; HAND CARRIED BAGS
  • A45C13/00—Details; Accessories
  • A45C13/26—Special adaptations of handles
  • A45C13/262—Special adaptations of handles for wheeled luggage

Definitions

• the invention relates to a handle device for a roller or the like. standing suitcase according to the preamble of claim 1.
• DE-GM 83 00 286 discloses a suitcase which can be moved on rollers and which is equipped with a pull strap which can be pulled out of the suitcase wall. A grip part is provided on the tension belt. The case can be moved by pulling the handle manually.
• the invention has for its object a handle device for the like on rollers or the like. to create standing suitcase, by means of which the suitcase can be moved comfortably on the one hand and by means of which, on the other hand, the case tipping over is reliably avoided even when the direction of travel changes.
• the rod can be fixed in different vertical positions on the case end wall. This results in a high adaptability of the handle device to different great users of the suitcase.
• a pivoting of the handle on the rod according to claim 5 can be realized particularly advantageously and with little effort by a hinge joint.
• the handle 5 always returns to a defined position when the handle device is not in use.
• Spring device are always brought into engagement with the engagement part when the rod is in its inserted position in the guide receptacle.
• a pivotability of the handle is also made possible to the case end wall.
• the handle should be designed according to claim 11 from its outer shape so that it more or less merges into the contour of the case in the rest position of the rod, in which the handle rests on the rod or on the front wall of the case. This is intended to avoid inadvertent actuation of the handle 5.
• the handle can be positioned in different pivot positions with respect to the rod.
• the rod must be fixable in a vertical position in which the case on the front side, which has the handle device, is slightly raised from the ground.
• a slide is arranged in the trunk end wall, which in a cavity formed at the upper end of the rod and in the
• the slider is designed according to claim 16 at its rod end with a bevel and the lower recess on its upper boundary wall with a bevel, a downward movement of the rod can move the slide away from the rod by the interaction of the two bevels without manual operation of the slide can be reached. Manual actuation of the slide is only necessary if it has to be removed from the cavity formed at the upper end of the rod.
• Fixable intermediate positions of the rod with respect to the guide receptacle can be realized in a simple manner if at least one central recess is formed on the rod between the cavity and the lower recess, the number of intermediate positions depending on the number of central recesses. Intermediate positions are in particular to adapt the handle to different sizes of those using the case
• the rod can be moved downward by simply pressing on its upper end, even if the slide is snapped into the central recess. A manual operation of the
• the middle recess can be moved in the longitudinal direction of the cavity by means of a rod arranged in a cavity Lockable be lockable.
• Rod results if, according to claim 21, a lifting spring is arranged between the lower end of the rod and the guide receptacle. This will make the
• the cavity formed at the top of the rod is withdrawn.
• the upper end of the rod then protrudes from the guide receptacle so that it
• the handle can be picked up. Then the handle with the rod can be completely inside the
• the handle is better protected against external influences when the handle device is at rest.
• FIG. 1 shows a case with the invention
• FIG. 1 shows the handle device in the extended
• Figure 3 shows the handle device in the inserted
• FIG. 4 shows a further embodiment of the handle device according to the invention in the inserted rest position
• FIG. 5 shows the handle device according to FIG. 4 in the fully extended position
• FIG. 6 shows the handle device according to FIG. 4 in a
• An upright case 11 is equipped with front rollers 8 at the front portion of its underside and with rear rollers 9 at the rear portion of its underside.
• the case 11 can be moved on these rollers 8, 9.
• a handle 1 having a rod 1 and a handle 5.
• the rod 1 can be moved in the vertical direction to the trunk end wall 10, ie it can be pushed or pulled into or out of it.
• the handle 5 designed as a handle is pivotally attached.
• a guide receptacle 2 is attached to the inside of the trunk end wall 10. The rod 1 can be moved back and forth in this guide receptacle 2.
• a latching device 3 by means of which the rod 1 can be fixed in the guide receptacle 2 in various vertical positions.
• 2 suitable recesses are formed in the inner wall of the guide receptacles.
• a hinge joint 13 serves as the articulated connection.
• a spring device 14 is arranged between the handle 5 and the rod 1. In the embodiment shown, this spring device is designed as a torsion spring 14 arranged around the hinge joint 13. By means of this torsion spring 14, the handle is biased into a position in which it rests on the rod 1.
• a shoulder 7 is formed which can be brought into engagement with a pawl 6 which is articulated on the upper end section of the rod 1.
• the pawl 6 can be set in and out of engagement with an engagement part 15 formed on the guide receptacle 2. From the rest position of the handle device shown in FIG. 3, it can be brought into its driving position in the following manner:
• the handle 5 is pivoted manually against the force of the torsion spring 14 around the hinge joint 13 with respect to the rod 1.
• the shoulder 7 of the handle 5 comes into contact with the pawl 6 and moves it against the force of another section of the torsion spring 14 out of engagement with the engagement part 15 which is provided or formed on the guide receptacle 2.
• the blocking of the rod 1 within the guide receptacle 2 is released.
• the rod 1 can now be pulled up out of the guide receptacle 2.
• the latching device arranged at the lower end of the rod 1 engages one after the other in the recesses formed in the inner wall of the guide receptacle.
• the train on the handle 5 is released.
• the case 10 can be easily moved by means of the handle device by pulling or pushing. Pulling the rod 1 out of the guide receptacle 2 is reliably effected by the stop 4 provided at the lower end of the rod 1 and by the trained in the guide receptacle impact part 12 prevented.
• the rod 1 If the rod 1 is to be inserted into the guide receptacle 2, it is simply pressed down. When it is in its retracted position in the guide receptacle 2 or its rest position, the relieved handle is by the
• the torsion spring 14 also causes the pawl 6 to engage the engaging member 15. The rod 1 is thus blocked within the guide receptacle until the handle 5 is operated manually.
• Handle 5 is not adapted to the contour of the corresponding section of the case 11.
• the area of the recess 30, which is designed as a helical spring, is supported
• the handle 5 is prestressed clockwise around the hinge joint 13 by the spring force of the helical spring 14, so that it is in the unactuated state in the rest position shown in FIGS. 4 and 6, in which it is completely within the recess formed in the rod 1 30 is included. In this rest position received in the recess 30, the handle 5 with the rod 1 can be inserted into the guide receptacle 2 formed in the front end wall of the case.
• a cavity 24 is formed, which is open in a direction which is different from that
• Section of the guide receptacle 2, a slide 19 is arranged.
• the slider 19 is held on a pin 1B formed in the guide receptacle 2, which engages in an elongated hole formed in the slider 19.
• a spring 20 By means of a spring 20, the sits between the cavity-distant side of the slide 19 and the guide receptacle 2, the
• the slide 19 is formed with a bevel 27 which extends over the entire longitudinal extent of the section of the slide 19 which can be displaced into the cavity 24.
• a cavity 26 is formed on the side of the rod 1 opposite the recess 30, in which a locking piece 16 is arranged.
• the locking piece 16 serves to close and open a central recess 23 which is formed below the cavity 26 in the rod 1.
• the locking piece 16 is movable up and down in
• Verschiebl ichkeit is the locking piece 16 with an elongated hole extending in the vertical direction
• the locking piece 16 can be biased by means of a correspondingly arranged spring device in the direction of its position closing the central recess 23.
• the upper boundary wall of the central recess 23 is designed as a slope 29.
• the lower recess 25 is formed on its upper boundary wall with a bevel 28.
• Recess 23 correspond in terms of their inclination to the inclination of those formed on the slide 19
• Rod 1 formed retaining pin and on the guide receiving side is mounted on a retaining pin formed on the bottom surface of the guide receptacle 2.
• the rod 1 is biased in the direction extending out of the guide receptacle 2 by means of the lifting spring 22.
• the handle 5 can be moved out of the recess 30 into its operating position by simply pivoting about the hinge joint 13 against the force of the helical compression spring 14. In the further upward movement of the rod 1, the central recess 23 is closed by the locking piece 16, so that the slide 19 biased by the spring 20 does not enter the
• middle recess 23 can snap.
• the rod 1 can be pulled out until the slide 19 engages in the lower recess 25. A further upward movement of the rod 1 is then no longer possible.
• the slide 19 is due to the interaction of the bevels 27 and 28, which are formed on it or on the upper boundary wall of the lower recess 25, against the force of the spring 20 from the lower
• the rod 1 wanders, due to the formation of an inclined portion 33 on the rod 1, it pushes against the lower end of the locking piece 16 and moves it upwards until it releases the central recess 23 into which the slide 19 due to the action of the spring 20 then clicks into place. If the rod 1 continues into the

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• 1991
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