WO1999007247A2 - Funktionsteileträger, insbesondere taschenmesser - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B26—HAND CUTTING TOOLS; CUTTING; SEVERING
- B26B—HAND-HELD CUTTING TOOLS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B26B11/00—Hand knives combined with other implements, e.g. with corkscrew, with scissors, with writing implement
- B26B11/008—Hand knives combined with other implements, e.g. with corkscrew, with scissors, with writing implement comprising electronic or electrical features, e.g. illuminating means, computing devices or sensors
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45C—PURSES; LUGGAGE; HAND CARRIED BAGS
- A45C11/00—Receptacles for purposes not provided for in groups A45C1/00-A45C9/00
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B26—HAND CUTTING TOOLS; CUTTING; SEVERING
- B26B—HAND-HELD CUTTING TOOLS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B26B11/00—Hand knives combined with other implements, e.g. with corkscrew, with scissors, with writing implement
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- the invention relates to a functional parts carrier, as described in claims 1 and 10, and to a pocket knife, as described in claim 30.
- a functional parts carrier in particular a receptacle housing for commodities and / or consumables, is already known, which has a plate-shaped receptacle body which has one or more receptacle chambers for functional parts, which at least in regions have a base plate and / or a parallel one be bounded to this extending cover plate.
- the receiving chambers are accessible from the outside via receiving openings, a functional part designed as a writing instrument being arranged in a receiving chamber.
- the functional part carrier does not have a light source, so that use of the same in insufficient lighting conditions is not possible, which makes it completely impossible to use in such situations.
- the object of the invention is now to provide a functional parts carrier or a pocket knife which facilitates the handling of the functional parts, in particular during use.
- the object of the invention is achieved by the features set out in claim 1.
- the surprising advantage of this solution which results from the characteristics of the label, is that the receiving body in the use position of the functional part, in which it protrudes beyond the receiving body, forms the handle of the functional part, in particular the writing instrument, whereby the
- a further development according to claim 2 is also advantageous, as a result of which the number of individual parts is reduced and the manufacturing and assembly expenditure is thus reduced. is set.
- an embodiment variant according to claim 3 is also advantageous, as a result of which it is possible to preassemble the functional part carrier, in particular with the functional parts.
- a development according to claim 5 has the advantage that the functional parts can be stored in an orderly manner, which further facilitates handling.
- An embodiment according to claim 6 is also advantageous, whereby the assembly of the functional parts carrier is further simplified.
- Claim 7 describes in a simple manner the possibility of both operating the functional part easily and also preventing the same from being released automatically from the receiving chamber.
- the embodiment according to claim X creates the possibility that a fully integrated functional part in a receiving chamber can be inserted into another receiving chamber, in which it is in the position of use and thus projects beyond the outer dimensions of the functional part carrier.
- a further development according to claim 9 is advantageous which allows the functional parts carrier or the functional parts to be handled in poor light conditions, in particular in the dark.
- the advantage is that the functional parts can also be used in poor visibility conditions, especially in the dark, which considerably simplifies the use of the functional parts.
- An embodiment variant according to claim 13 has the advantage that the power line can be produced in a simple manner, wherein it is avoided that there is a misdirection.
- a favorable variant is described in claim 14, through which a long conduction path of the energy is avoided, which leads to a reduction in energy consumption.
- training according to claim 1 is also advantageous. in which use of the functional part, in particular the writing instrument, is facilitated by illuminating the working area for the functional part, in particular the writing area,
- an embodiment according to claim 21 is also possible, by means of which an exchange of the functional part, such as an empty ballpoint pen, can be carried out in a simple manner without great manipulation effort, since it is removed from the receptacle in the adjustment direction and only by overcoming the holding force of the holding device this can be used again.
- a further development according to claim 22 enables simple operability even under unfavorable conditions, such as in high humidity.
- An embodiment according to claim 23 is advantageous, in which further individual elements can be saved and which enables good use of space.
- An embodiment variant according to claim 24 is advantageous, by which undesired positions of the actuating element are prevented.
- the training described in claim 25 prevents an unwanted automatic solution of the actuating element in a simple manner.
- the embodiment according to claim 28 prevents the functional parts from falling out of the receiving chambers automatically, thereby preventing loss of the functional parts.
- Functional parts carrier for example, in credit card compartments of wallets, schedule folders, briefcases and the like.
- the surprising advantage resulting from the features of the identification part is that it enables a writing function of the pocket knife, which is characterized by an extremely simple and quick assembly and also allows economical production.
- the reason for this is on the one hand the small number of components used, namely a slide and a conventional pen, and on the other hand the functional integration of the already existing shell as a slide housing.
- a simple insertion of the slider into the longitudinal slot is achieved when the shell is dismantled and the functionality of the slider is also ensured by mounting the shell on a circuit board of the pocket knife.
- a further development according to claim 32 has the advantage that a secure writing function is ensured when the slide is advanced and a vibration-proof fixation in the retracted end position is ensured.
- the writing lead is easy to replace, for example to replace empty writing leads or to use leads with different colors and line widths.
- a further development according to claim 34 is advantageous in that a simple yet functionally reliable clamping of the writing lead to the slide is ensured.
- An embodiment according to claim 35 is also advantageous, as a result of which the writing lead is guided without kinks.
- An embodiment variant according to claim 36 has the advantage that manual ergonomic and comfortable actuation of the writing function of the pocket knife is made possible.
- a design according to claim 3X comfortably locks the actuating element in the two end positions of the slide.
- An embodiment variant according to claim 39 is also possible, as a result of which the actuating element can be moved between the two end positions after elastic deformation of a shaft along a cam formed on the shell.
- a further development according to claim 40 is also advantageous.
- the spring element on the one hand simple retraction of the writing refill and on the other hand an additional hold of the refill in the retracted end position can be achieved.
- FIG. 1 is a top view of a functional parts carrier according to the invention, in particular a receiving body designed as a plate-shaped receiving housing;
- FIG. 2 shows the functional parts carrier according to the invention in a side view
- FIG. 3 shows a functional parts carrier according to the invention, in particular the base plate of the receiving body, in a top view;
- Figure 4 shows the functional parts carrier, cut along lines IV-IV in Fig. 3.
- Fig. 5 shows the functional parts tarr, cut along the lines V-V in Fig. 3;
- FIG. 6 shows a functional parts carrier according to the invention, in particular the cover plate of the receiving body, in a top view
- Figure 7 shows the functional parts carrier, cut along lines VII-VII in Fig. 6.
- FIG. 9 shows another embodiment variant of a functional parts carrier according to the invention, in particular a receiving body designed as a plate-shaped receiving housing, in a top view;
- FIG. 10 shows the functional parts carrier, cut along the lines X-X in FIG. 9;
- Figure 1 1 shows a partial area of the functional parts carrier in plan view.
- FIG. 12 shows a partial area of the functional parts carrier, in particular an actuating element, cut according to lines XII-X1 I in FIG. 10;
- FIG. 13 shows the functional parts carrier, sectioned along lines XIII-XIII in FIG. 9;
- FIG. 14 shows a further embodiment variant of a functional part according to the invention.
- gers in particular a receiving body designed as a pocket knife, in plan view;
- FIG. 16 shows the functional parts carrier, in particular an actuating element, in a perspective representation
- FIG. 17 shows the functional part, in particular a functional part designed as a writing instrument, in a perspective view
- Figure 1 the functional parts carrier, in particular a cover plate, in plan view.
- FIG. 19 shows the functional parts carrier, sectioned, along the lines XIX-XIX in FIG. 18;
- FIG. 20 shows the functional parts carrier, sectioned, according to lines XX-XX in FIG. 18;
- Fig. 21 the functional parts, in particular a lighting device, in a front view
- FIG. 22 shows the functional parts carrier, in particular the lighting device, in a top view
- FIG. 23 shows a further embodiment variant of a functional parts carrier, in particular a receiving body designed as a plate-shaped receiving housing, in a top view;
- FIG. 24 shows a partial area of the functional part carrier according to the invention, in particular an actuating element, in a top view
- FIG. 25 the actuating element, cut along lines XXV-XXV in FIG. 23;
- FIG. 27 shows a slide of a pocket knife according to the invention in an exploded view
- a functional part carrier in particular a receiving body 1 designed as a plate-shaped receiving housing, made of metal or plastic is shown, which has a rectangular plan with a width 2 and a length 3 measured at right angles thereto.
- the width 2 distances two longitudinal side faces 4 which run parallel to one another and which run at right angles to transverse side faces 5 spaced apart from one another by the length 3.
- the receiving body 1 has a base plate 6 and a cover plate 7, which are detachably or non-detachably connected to one another.
- the longitudinal side surfaces 4 and transverse side surfaces 5 also preferably run at right angles to the base plate 6 and to the cover plate 7. From the mutually opposite transverse side surfaces 5, interior receiving chambers 8 extend, in which objects, in particular functional parts 9, but also consumables, are arranged.
- a longitudinal side surface 4 is connected to an approximately perpendicular to this top 10 of the cover plate 7 via an inclined surface 1 1, which of the
- Longitudinal side surface 4 extends in the direction of the upper side 10 and the second longitudinal side surface 4 inclined by an angle of inclination 12.
- the second longitudinal side surface 4 and / or the transverse side surfaces 5 or at least parts of the longitudinal side surfaces 4 or transverse side surfaces 5 are arranged inclined to the base and / or cover plate 6 or 7 and form the inclined surface 11.
- the inclined surface 11 or an area of the base plate 6 and / or the cover plate 7 assigned to it has a scale 13, in particular a length scale 14.
- the inclined surface 11 extends adjacent to the receiving chamber 8 for a knife 15 forming a functional part 9, a knife blade 16 being delimited by the base plate 6 and the cover plate 7 in the direction perpendicular to the upper side 10.
- a knife handle 17 is arranged in a connecting surface 18 of the base plate 6 with the cover plate 7 in the direction of a recess groove 20 which faces away from the top side 10 and extends parallel to this underside 19 of the base plate 6 and thus only in the direction of the bottom side 19 through the base plate 6 bounded.
- the knife handle 17 has a gripping surface 21 which runs approximately parallel and flat with the top 10.
- a further receiving chamber 8 for a file 22, for example, is arranged adjacent to the knife 15 and in the opposite direction to the scale 13. This is bounded in the direction of the upper side 10 and the lower side 19 by the cover plate 7 and the base plate 6, a receiving opening 23 for the file 22, via which the file 22 can be introduced into the receiving chamber 8, being arranged in the transverse side surface 5.
- the cover plate 7 has a rectangular recess 24 which projects from the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of the transverse side surface 5 facing away from it and in which a file handle 25 is arranged in this way. that it is accessible from the outside via the recess 24. This enables easy handling of the file 22 and thus easy insertion and removal of the file in relation to the receiving chamber 8. A portion of the receiving chamber 8 is thereby over the
- Recess 24, as is also available for receiving the knife handle 17 and which can also be arranged in the base plate 6, is made accessible.
- the receiving chamber 8 Adjacent to the receiving chamber 8 of the file 22, the receiving chamber 8 extends for scissors 26 which form a further functional part 9 and which extend from the
- Transverse side surface 5 extends in the direction of the transverse side surface 5 facing away from this.
- Recess 24 of the cover plate 7 is covered in the direction of the top 10 by a swivel plate 28, the receiving opening 23 for the scissors 26 being delimited by the base plate 6 and the cover plate 7 in the direction of the bottom 19 and the top 10.
- the swivel plate 28 is mounted in a swivel receptacle in a corner region 29 of the receiving housing 1 via a swivel pin 30 running perpendicular to the top 10 or underside 19, which is preferably cylindrical. This is designed, for example, as a curved slide track 32.
- the pivot pin 30 can be secured in the pivot mount 31 against axial movement by means of a locking ring.
- the top 10 is spaced from the bottom 19 by a thickness 35 of the preferably rectangular housing 1.
- the length 3, like the width 2, is a multiple of the thickness 35 of the receiving housing 1.
- the dimensions of the receiving body 1 substantially correspond to the dimensions of a check card and thus accommodation in conventional receptacle compartments, such as are provided in wallets, briefcases or scheduling folders, is made possible.
- the thickness 35 of the receiving housing 1 becomes smaller as the length 3 increases.
- all of the receiving openings 23 of the receiving chambers 8 to be arranged on a transverse side surface 5 or longitudinal side surface 4.
- a plane of symmetry of the functional part 9 and / or the consumable and / or the receiving chamber 8 running parallel to the base plate 6 and / or cover plate 7 is opposite a plane of symmetry of the receiving housing 1 running parallel to the base plate 6 and / or cover plate 7, which halves the thickness 35, offset in the direction perpendicular to the base plate 6 and / or cover plate 7.
- the swivel plate 28 or part of the base plate 6 and / or the cover plate 7 WO 99/07247 _ jj . PCT / AT98 / 00184
- a cross-sectional dimension of at least part of a receiving chamber 8 can be adapted with a small tolerance to a cross-sectional shape of the functional part 9 and / or the consumable, which can also be held in the receiving chamber 8 by friction.
- a surface roughness of the receiving chamber 8 and / or of the functional part 9 and / or of the consumable in a holding area, which can include the entire receiving chamber 8, can have a higher surface roughness.
- a circumferential end edge of the functional part 9 and / or the consumable, which limits the outer contour thereof, is aligned approximately perpendicular to the base plate 6 and / or cover plate 7.
- the functional part 9 and / or the consumer item has a grip part protruding over its outer circumference, such as, for example, the file grip 25 of the file 22, which is arranged in the recess 24 and can also be held in the recess 24 via frictional engagement.
- the receptacle housing is formed in two parts, the base plate 6 and / or cover plate 7 being able to be formed by a one-piece, flat blank.
- the cover plate 7 spaced apart from the base plate 6 via a central part, which in particular delimits the receiving chambers 8, and to connect it by means of a connecting means, in particular an adhesive or welded seam.
- the swivel plate 28 can have a locking projection projecting above it, which rather fits into a locking recess of a functional part 9, such as e.g. the scissors 26, engages and secures them against automatic solution.
- the receiving body 1 can be formed as a one-piece component, for example as an injection molded part, the receiving chambers 8 for the functional parts 9 and / or consumables being formed by means of a slide during the injection molding process.
- the base plate 6 is shown in detail.
- the partial regions of the receiving chambers 8 formed by the recess grooves 20 are at least partially delimited or formed by webs 36 which are arranged on the base plate 6 and / or the cover plate 7, ie in partial regions of functional parts 9 not shown.
- the recess grooves 20 form a knife recess groove 37, a needle recess groove 38, a file recess groove 39, a tweezer recess groove 40, a scissor recess groove 41, one through the recess groove 20 for the toothpick recess groove 42 formed in FIG. 1 as functional part 9 and a ballpoint pen recess groove 43 which is likewise formed by a recess groove 20.
- Crosspieces 36 for the needle recess groove 38 are delimited in sections by partial crosspieces 44, which extend towards one another at an angle to the transverse side surface 5 and are spaced apart from one another by the groove width 45 measured parallel to the transverse side surface 5. This is smaller than a diameter of a needle 46, not shown, to be inserted into the needle recess groove 38.
- the needle 46 when it is inserted into the needle recess groove 38, is held by frictional engagement such that the needle 46 is inserted into the needle recess groove 38 through the first partial web 44 arranged adjacent to the transverse side surface 5 as far as the opposite one Partial web 44 is deflected and reversed by it until the partial web 44 which is the most distant from transverse side surface 5 is deflected back.
- This results in an elastic deformation of the needle 46 in the needle recess groove 38, whereby the needle 46 is automatically held in the needle recess groove 38.
- the knife recess groove 37 in particular that portion of the same which serves to receive the knife handle 17, not shown, has a stop web 48 which forms an arcuate surface 47 and prevents the knife handle 17 from penetrating in the direction of the receiving opening 23 for the needle 46.
- a clamping web 49 which runs preferably parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4, extends in the direction of the insertion opening 23 of the needle 46.
- this forms a clamping surface 50 which is inclined to a preferably parallel to the underside 19 extending base 5 1 runs.
- the clamping surface 50 is spaced apart in the region of the stop web 48 by a height 52 which increases in the direction of the transverse side surface 5 which has the insertion opening 23 of the needle 46.
- a centering web 55 which runs parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4 and is arranged from the longitudinal side surface 4 by a clearance width 56, measured at right angles to this, of a clearance 57 arranged in the corner region between the longitudinal side surface 4 and the transverse side surface 5.
- Crosspieces 36 for the knife recess groove 37 which run parallel to one another and to the longitudinal side surface 4, in particular in the region of the knife handle 17, are separated from one another by a parallel to the transverse side surface 5 measured width spaced, which is larger than a groove width 58th
- the receiving opening 23 of the knife recess groove 37 has, adjacent to the scissor recess groove 41, a centering web 59 running at right angles to the transverse side surface 5.
- the longitudinal side surface 4 also has an exemption 57 with a centering web 55 in a corner region between this and the transverse side surface 5 having the receiving opening 23 for the needle 46 .
- the file recess groove 39 also has a retaining projection 54 and is delimited in the region of the receiving opening 23 by centering webs 60 which run at right angles to the transverse side surface 5.
- a stop web 62 runs parallel to the transverse side surface 5 and, following this, a clamping web 63 arranged at right angles to the transverse side surface 5.
- the centering webs 55 have a centering web height 64, which is rises at right angles above the groove bottom 53 and in the opposite direction to the underside 19. The centering web height 64 is less than the web height 65 of the longitudinal webs 66 measured parallel to this.
- the tweezer recess groove 40 runs in a region between the file recess groove 39 and the scissor recess groove 41.
- the receiving opening 23 of the tweezer recess groove 40 is partially delimited by two centering webs 60 which run parallel to one another and at right angles to the transverse side surface 5. These run like those which partially delimit the file recess groove 39 from the transverse side surface 5 to a web length 67 which delimit the centering webs 60 in a direction perpendicular to the transverse side surface 5. Following the web length 67 extend at right angles to the transverse side surface 5 and aligned with the centering webs 60 longitudinal webs 68.
- the receiving opening 23 of the tweezer depression groove 40 is further delimited in the direction towards the underside 19 by a cross bar 69 which extends over an entire groove width 70 of the tweezer depression groove 40 and which has a cross bar height which is less than the centering bar height 64. Extending from the transverse web 69, bisecting the groove width 70, is a clamping web 71 running parallel to the longitudinal webs 68.
- the receiving opening 23 for the scissor recess groove 41 is located in the transverse side surface 5, which faces away from the transverse side surface 5 which has, for example, the receiving opening 23 for the needle 46.
- the cover plate 7 is shown in detail. This is limited by the longitudinal side faces 4 running parallel to one another and the transverse side faces 5 running at right angles to these and parallel to one another.
- a centering web 72 runs along a longitudinal side surface 4 and has centering extensions 74 in corner regions 73.
- the longitudinal side surface 4 has an inclined surface 11 running inclined to the upper side 10.
- Averted from the top 10 and arranged parallel to it - as shown in FIG. 8 - is an inside 75 delimiting the centering extensions 74, which is spaced from the top 10 by a height 76. This height 76 forms the thickness 35 of the receiving body 1 shown in FIG. 2, since the centering extensions 74 engage in the exemptions 57 of the base plate 6 shown in FIG. 3 and end approximately flat with the underside 19.
- the cover plate 7 has an opening 77 for the recess groove 20 of the knife blade 16 in a configuration which is approximately the same as that of the base plate 6, the opening 77 serving in particular to accommodate the knife handle 17.
- the file recess groove 39 arranged in the cover plate 7 is located in the opposite direction to the longitudinal side surface 4.
- the tweezer recess groove 40 is also delimited by a web-like centering receptacle 78. Furthermore, it is delimited by a longitudinal web 79 of the file recess groove 39 and by a longitudinal web 80 of the scissor recess groove 41. As shown in FIG. 8, the web-shaped centering receptacles 78 have an upper side 81, which is spaced apart from a base surface 82 that runs parallel to the upper side 10 by a height 83. Furthermore, the centering receptacles 78 extend to a depth 84, in the connection of which, for example, the longitudinal webs 79 extend, which are spaced from the base surface 82 by a web height 85. The web height 85 is greater than the height 83.
- Another recess groove 20 is formed by the scissor recess groove 41, which is also arranged on the cover plate 7.
- a further recess groove 20 forms the toothpick recess groove 42 arranged on the cover plate 7.
- the housing 1 is assembled as follows. First, the swivel plate 28 is arranged on the base plate 6, into which the swivel receptacle 31 designed as a bore is inserted.
- the pivot pin 30 is preferably formed by individual webs which are elastically deformed in the direction facing each other when inserted into the pivot receptacle and by means of locking projections a securing against axially directed movements and thus a securing against automatic release of the pivot plate 28 from the pivot receptacle 31.
- the swivel plate 28 can now be swiveled along a curved web 36 through an angular range of approximately 45 ° until a swivel stop arranged on the swivel plate 28 strikes a limiting web 86 arranged in the region of the swivel mount 31 and shown in FIG. 3. If the swivel plate 28 is now swiveled back again, so that end faces of the swivel plate 28 roughly match a longitudinal side surface 4 or transverse side surface 5, there is a stop web of the swivel plate 28 in a position shown in FIG. 3
- Deformation 87 which is arranged in an edge web 88 running along the longitudinal side surface 4.
- the centering extensions 74 are inserted into the clearances 57 of the base plate 6.
- the centering webs 59 are brought into congruent position with the centering receptacles 78.
- a part of the web 90 which can be seen in FIG. 6 and also runs in a radius of curvature 89, is brought into a contacting connection with a connecting web 91, which can be seen in FIG. 3, so that the stop of the partial web 90 on the connecting web 1 causes a parallel displacement of the Base plate 6 and the cover plate 7 is avoided.
- connection between base plate and cover plate 6, 7 can take place via an adhesive layer or by ultrasonic welding or the like.
- plate-shaped receiving housing is that an inner height 93, that is, the free dimension perpendicular to the base or cover plate 6, 7 between the mutually facing inner surfaces of the base or cover plate 6, 7 is equal to or greater than a thickness of the object to be accommodated, in particular of the functional part 9 is.
- the webs 36 for example the stop web 48, the longitudinal webs 66 and / or the centering webs 60, which protrude vertically over these inner surfaces of the base or cover plate 6, 7, can each protrude from the cover plate 7 in the direction of the base plate 6 or extend from the base plate 6 in the direction of the cover plate 7 over the entire inner height 93 or only over part of the inner height 93, so that when the base plate or cover plate 6, 7 are placed one on top of the other, they each extend from the base plate 6 to the cover plate 7 or together form a continuous web 36 from the base plate 6 to the cover plate 7.
- the webs 36 extend over the entire inner height 93, that a plurality of webs 36 lying parallel to one another are arranged distributed over the surface of the plate-shaped receiving housing, so that the component is ribbed and thereby also thin wall thicknesses 94 or 94 Thicknesses 95 of the webs 36 can be achieved so that it is possible. to distribute the plastic evenly into all cavities via this plate-shaped receiving housing during production by an injection molding process.
- this configuration of the thickness 95 applies not only to the guide web 92, but also to all the other webs 36 mentioned above, which are provided with additional designations in the description.
- Connecting webs 96, 97 are assigned. These connecting webs 96, 97 have a considerably smaller width 98 than the thickness 95 of the webs 36, for example the centering webs 60, the longitudinal webs 66, the WO 99/07247 _ 1? _ PCT / AT98 / 00184
- a height 99 of the connecting webs 96, 97 is between 0.01 and 0.5 mm.
- these connecting webs 96, 97 serve as so-called energy direction transmitters during ultrasonic welding, in which a connection is made between the respective web 36 and the base plate or cover plate 6, 7 opposite it.
- By arranging these energy direction transmitters at a distance from one another in the longitudinal direction of the individual webs 36 it is also possible to create regions in the receiving body 1 which allow a certain elastic mobility perpendicular to their upper side 10 of the cover plate 7. This has the advantage that the increase in volume required for inserting objects, in particular functional parts 9, for latching the objects into corresponding holders or retaining lugs is avoided without destroying the permanent connection in the region of the adhesive point or welding point.
- further centering aids such as inclined surfaces 100 that run obliquely to the surface 10 of the cover plate 7, can be provided, with which the cover plate 7 can be centered and positioned relative to the base plate 6 with regard to the manufacturing-related tolerances.
- the division and arrangement of the individual objects within the interior of the plate-shaped receiving housing 1 can also be modified as desired.
- individual parts of the individual exemplary embodiments can also be put together to form any desired combination, so that not only individual parts or groups of parts can form the subject of independent protection objects, but also individual parts, in particular the design of the receiving chambers 8 of the individual exemplary embodiments the arrangement of the webs 36 or connecting webs 96, 97 are also interchangeable.
- that embodiment is advantageous in which the depressions are arranged partly in the base plate 6 and partly in the cover plate 7 or only a base and a cover plate 6, 7 is provided, which are kept spaced apart by correspondingly height-matched webs 36 or mutually projecting webs 36 which extend over the entire interior height 93.
- FIG. 9 to 1 3 shows a variant of the functional part carrier according to the invention, in particular the receiving body 1 designed as a plate-shaped receiving housing.
- This has a receiving chamber 8 for a multi-function tool 101.
- This is limited by the base plate 6 and the cover plate 7 and from the base plate 6 in the direction of the cover plate 7 and / or correspondingly with these webs 36 projecting from the cover plate 7 in the direction of the base plate 6, 5 side webs 102 being arranged at right angles to the transverse side surface and a transverse web 103 being arranged parallel to the transverse side surface 5.
- the side webs 102 are spaced apart from one another by a distance 104 measured parallel to the side surface 5, an extension 105 being arranged between the transverse side surface 5 and the side webs 102
- the tools 107 are arranged on the main body 106, for example, approximately in a star shape.
- the main body 106 or the multi-function tool 101 has a thickness 1 1 1 measured at right angles to the groove bottom 53, which is smaller than the inner height 93, which is limited by the groove bottom 53 and an inner surface 1 12 facing it and running parallel to it.
- the inner surface 1 12 and / or the groove bottom 53 are protruded in the mutually facing direction by inner webs 1 13, surfaces 1 14 of the inner webs 1 1 3 facing one another being spaced apart from one another by a height 1 15 which is approximately the thickness 1 1 1 of the multifunction tool 1 01, which serves as functional part 9, corresponds.
- the multi-function tool 101 in particular the main body 106, has an indentation 1 16, which is arranged in the region of a recess 11, for example arranged in the cover plate 7, so that the multi-function tool 101 can be removed from the receiving chamber 8 in a simple manner.
- the height 1 15 can be slightly smaller than the thickness 1 1 1 of the multi-function tool 101, so that the latter is held in the receiving chamber 8 by means of frictional engagement.
- the main body 106 of the multi-function tool 101 has a bore 118, which has a diameter 119.
- a bore 118 which has a diameter 119.
- webs 36 projecting from the inner surface 1 12 in the direction of the base 53, which webs are designed as holding webs 120.
- An inner surface 121 of the retaining webs 120 facing the groove bottom 53 is spaced from the inner surface 112 of the cover plate 7 by a distance 122 which is greater than a distance 123 between the inner surface 112 and a surface 124 of the main body facing it
- the groove bottom 53 has an inner web 113, the surface 114 of which is distanced from the inner surface 121 of the holding webs 120 by a distance 325, which is preferably less than the thickness 11.
- boundary webs 126 are arranged on the cover plate 7 and on the base plate 6, which limit the receiving chamber 8 for the multi-function tool 101.
- the inner surfaces 121 of the holding webs 120 are curved, so that when the multifunction tool is removed WO 99/07247. 2 () _ PCT / AT98 / 00184
- the receiving body 1 has a receiving chamber 8 for a writing instrument 128, in particular a ballpoint pen 129, which is formed by ballpoint pen recess grooves 43 in the base plate 6 and / or the cover plate 7.
- the functional part 9 designed as a ballpoint pen 129 is in the receiving chamber 8 of the receiving body 1 is held by an adjusting and / or locking device 130. 10 to 1 2, this consists of an actuating element 131 which is guided along the longitudinal webs 32 of the receiving chamber 8 for the writing instrument 128.
- the actuating element 131 has a receptacle 134 with a holding claw 135 centered on a central axis 133 of the writing instrument 128, in which a locking extension 136 of the writing instrument 12X is held.
- the holding claw 135 which is approximately C-shaped in cross section and elastically deformable in the radial direction with a bore 137 with a diameter 138, and a receiving chamber 139 with a chamber diameter 140, which is larger than a diameter 141 of the holding claw 135 and corresponds approximately to an outer diameter 142 of the locking extension 1 36.
- the receptacle 134 has a centering 144 in the area of an end face 1 43 of the actuating element 131 which is approximately at right angles to the longitudinal webs 132 and which has a diameter 145 in the area of the end face 143 which is larger than the outer diameter 140 of the locking extension 136 it is possible to move the writing implement 128, in particular the aria extension 136, into the centering 144, as a result of which the bore 137 and, subsequently, when the writing implement 128 is inserted, the holding claw 1 35 is elastically expanded, so that the locking extension 136 extends into the region of the Receiving chamber 1 39 can be inserted and, when this position is reached, the bore 1 37 again has the bore diameter 138, whereby an automatic release of the writing instrument 128 from the actuating element 131 is avoided.
- the actuator 1 3 1 has in one of WO 99/07247 _ 2].
- a grip element 146 projects through a slot 147 which is preferably arranged in the cover plate 7 or a side wall between the cover plate 7 and the base plate 6.
- the grip element 146 preferably has rib-like depressions 148, which simplifies the handling of the actuating element 131 and thus of the writing instrument 128.
- the actuating element 131 has, in the direction of the central axis 133 of the writing instrument 128, spaced-apart guide elements 149 which are guided between the longitudinal webs 132 in the transverse direction with preferably little lateral play and which can also be seen, for example, from the illustration of a similar component in FIG. 16 are.
- a locking lever 150 Arranged between the two guide elements 149 at approximately right angles to the longitudinal webs 132 is a locking lever 150 which is inclined via an inclined web 151 with respect to the central axis 133, so that the handle element 146 is offset laterally with respect to the central axis 133 when the web 15 is not deformed is.
- the slot 147 in which the web 151 or the grip element 146 can be displaced in the direction of the central axis 1 33, is provided in its end regions with locking recesses 152, which I laterally over the Project slot 147 in the end of slot 147 in the same direction.
- the grip element 146 is now in the region of one of the locking recesses 152, the web 152 is undeformed or only slightly deformed.
- the locking is effected in that either the handle element 146 or the web 151 has a length which corresponds approximately to the length of the locking recesses 152, so that in this position a displacement of the writing instrument 12X in the direction of the central axis 133 is prevented.
- the handle element 146 is to be deformed in the direction of the slot 147 against the restoring effect of the obliquely formed web 15 and can then be moved from one locking recess 152 in the direction of the other locking recess 152, and the handle element 146 or the web 151 is automatically inserted into the locking recess 1 52 by the restoring force inherent in the web 151 due to the deformation, so that the writing instrument 151 is locked and fixed either in the retracted rest position or in the extended writing position.
- the extended use position which extends beyond the outer boundary of the plate-shaped receiving housing, in particular the receiving body 1, the plate-shaped receiving housing, in particular the receiving body 1, forms a handle piece 153 of the functional part 9, in particular the writing instrument 128.
- the receiving body 1 shown in FIG. 9 can have a further ballpoint pen groove 43, in which a writing instrument 128 is arranged.
- This writing device 128 can be arranged in addition to the writing device 128 which can be adjusted via the adjusting and / or locking device 130.
- the receiving body 1 it is also possible for the receiving body 1 not to have a writing device 128 adjustable via the adjusting and / or locking device 130, but rather only the non-adjustable writing device 128.
- This ballpoint pen recess groove 43 shown as an additional embodiment in FIG. 9, has a transverse side surface 5 in the direction of the depth 154 running away from this transverse side surface 5, which is less than a length 155 of the writing instrument 12X.
- the writing instrument 128 projects beyond an outer boundary, for example formed by the transverse side surface 5, by a length 156.
- the writing instrument 1 2X can in turn be moved into a rest position by removing it from the ballpoint pen groove 43, in which the writing instrument 1 28 is then in the ballpoint pen groove 43 shown in Fig. 3 can be introduced, in which it does not have the outer boundary, ie for example, over the transverse side surface 5, protrudes.
- FIGS. 14 to 22 a further embodiment variant of a functional parts carrier according to the invention, in particular a pocket knife 157, is shown, which has a receiving body 1.
- This consists of an intermediate element 158, which has two plate-shaped elements 160 spaced apart by a distance 159, which have a length 161 measured at right angles to the distance 159.
- the length 161 and the distance 159 is a as
- Receiving chamber 8 serving space 162 is formed, in which a plurality of functional parts 9 are arranged.
- the plate-shaped elements 160 are connected to one another via connecting elements 163, which are bolt-shaped and preferably form one or more pivot bearings 164 for the functional parts 9, so that the functional parts 9 around the bolt-shaped connecting elements 163 from the space 162 or the receiving chamber X, in which they are arranged in the rest position, can be pivoted into a position of use, in which the Project functional parts 9 over the receiving body 1 or its outer boundary.
- the connecting elements 163 project beyond outer sides 165 of the plate-shaped elements 160 facing away from one another in the opposite direction to the intermediate space 162.
- the connecting elements 163 in this region projecting beyond the outer sides 165 have a collar 166 which has a collar diameter 167 which is larger than one Diameter 168 of the connecting element 163.
- a base plate 6 and a cover plate 7 of the receiving body 1 are located on the outer sides 165.
- the base plate 6 is shown by way of example in more detail in FIG. 1 5.
- the base plate 6 consists of a base plate 169 which has a length 3 and a width 2 measured at right angles to this.
- the length 3 corresponds to the length 161 of the intermediate element 15X shown in FIG. 14.
- the base plate 169 is delimited by a preferably circumferential web 36 designed as an outer web 170, whereby a base plate height 171 measured at right angles to the length 3 or 16 1 is achieved.
- This is delimited by an underside 19 which delimits the base plate 6 in the opposite direction to the intermediate element 158 and a connecting surface 1 72 which runs parallel to this and faces away and delimits the outer web 170 in the direction of the intermediate element 158.
- the base plate 6 has a receiving chamber 8 for a functional part 9, for example for a writing implement 12X designed as a ballpoint pen 129.
- the ballpoint pen 129 has a writing tip 173 in one end area and a locking extension 1 36 in an end area facing away from it, which are present in commercially available writing leads.
- the writing instrument 128 is inserted into a receptacle 134 which is arranged in an actuating element 131.
- the receptacle 134 has an approximately semicircular cross section. Which has a receiving axis 174 which is congruent with a central axis 1 33 of the writing instrument 128 as soon as it is arranged in the recording 134.
- the actuating element 131 has a holding device 175, which is formed by a preferably resiliently designed clamping web 176 which has a clamping surface 77 facing the receiving axis 174 and which is spaced apart from the receiving axis 174 by a distance 178 , is less than a distance 180 measured from the receiving axis 174 to a receiving surface 179 of the receiving 134.
- the locking extension 136 has a preferably rotating cylinder around the central axis
- the connecting piece 182 has a radius 184 which corresponds approximately to the distance 178.
- the locking cylinder 183 has an outer diameter 142, which corresponds to a chamber diameter 140 preferably formed by the double distance 180.
- the clamping web 176 is elastically deformed so that the distance 178
- Clamping surface 177 to the receiving axis 174 reaches the dimension of half the outer diameter 142. If the writing instrument 128, in particular the locking cylinder 1 83, is now moved further, it reaches the area of a receiving chamber 139 of the receiving 134, which also has the chamber diameter 140, so that the clamping web 176 is brought into an approximately congruent position with the connecting piece 182 and thus springs back in the direction of the receiving axis 174. This automatically prevents the writing implement 128 from being released from the actuating element 131.
- the actuating element 131 has a guide part 1 85 in which the receptacle 134 is located.
- the guide part 185 has a guide web 186 which is delimited by two side guide surfaces 187 facing away from one another and parallel to one another.
- a side guide surface 187 facing away from the receptacle 134 extends from a top side 188 running at right angles to this top side 189 by a height 189 to a height guide surface 190 running parallel to the top side 18, which has a width measured at right angles to the side guide surface 187
- the side guide surfaces 187 are spaced apart from one another by a guide web width 192, so that a total width 193 of the actuating element 131 results, which is formed from the sum of the guide web width 192 and the width 191 of the height guide surface 190.
- the top 1 8X of the guide part 1 X5 is exceeded by a grip element 146 in the opposite direction to the receptacle 134.
- This has a preferably spring-elastic web 194 which is connected to the guide part 1 X5.
- the web 194 is spaced apart from the guide part 185 by means of clearances 195 and, in the region of the grip element 146, has a web width 196 measured at right angles to the overall width 193 and a web thickness 197 measured at right angles to this.
- the grip element 146 itself has a width 198 measured parallel to the web thickness 17. which is greater than the web thickness 197 and a length 199 measured at right angles to this, which is greater than the web width 196.
- the web 194 is inclined in the direction of the height guide surface 190.
- the receiving chamber 8 arranged in the base plate 6 forms a guide device 200 for the writing instrument 128 or the actuating element 1 31.
- the guide device 200 in this case has a height guide surface 201 running at right angles to the connecting surface 172, which is delimited in the direction of a guide section 202 for the writing implement 128 by a stop surface 203 running at right angles to this. From the height guide surface 201 in the direction of an
- Recess 204 arranged on the outer web 170 which is preferably designed as a slot 147, runs a guide strip 205 which projects beyond an inner side surface 206 of the guide device 200 which extends at right angles to the height guide surface 201 and the stop surface 203 in the direction of the connecting surface 172.
- the guide bar 205 has a lower surface 207 running parallel to the height guide surface 201 and facing it, and a side surface 209 spaced at a right angle from the inner side surface 206 in the direction of the connecting surface 172 by a strip width 208.
- the actuating element 1 3 1 is thereby with the guide part 185 inserted in the guide device 200 such that the height guide surface 198 of the lower surface 207 of the guide rail 205, the side surface 209 of the side guide surface 1 87 of the guide part 1 X5 and an underside 210 of the guide part 1 85 of the height guide surface 201 is assigned.
- the guide section 202 also has an approximately semicircular cross section and a radius 21 1, which corresponds to the distance 1 80, or is adapted to the radius 181 of the writing instrument 128.
- the recess 204 which is designed as a slot 147, is delimited by end faces 212, in particular transverse end faces 213, running at right angles to the connecting surface 1 72. These are spaced apart from one another by a length 214.
- the transverse end faces 21 3 form an end stop for the actuating element 1 31.
- the recess 204 has locking recesses 152 in the region of the transverse end faces 213.
- the locking recesses 152 have end faces 215 which run parallel to the connecting surface 172 and are spaced apart from this by a width 216.
- a longitudinal end face 217 runs between the locking recesses 152 and is spaced from the end face 215 in the direction of the connecting face 172 by a distance 218.
- the outside 165 of the intermediate element 158 facing the connecting surface 172 likewise forms a longitudinal end surface 217 in the region of the recess 204.
- the difference between the width 216 and the distance 218 results in a width 219, which distances the mutually facing longitudinal end faces 217.
- the width 219 corresponds approximately to the web thickness 197, so that the web 194 while it is in the region of the
- Locking recesses 152 is not deformed, but is elastically deformed while it is in the area between the longitudinal end faces 217. If it reaches the locking recess 152, it springs back into its original position and the actuating element 131 is secured against independent displacement.
- the grip element 146 has a high surface roughness on an upper side 220, in particular it has depressions 148.
- the writing instrument 128 is not arranged in the receiving body 1 so as to be linearly displaceable, but rather around a connecting element 163, i. is pivotally mounted in the receiving body 1 about a pivot bearing 164 formed by this.
- a lighting device 221 is also expediently arranged in the receiving body 1, for example in the cover plate 7, a lighting device 221, as shown in detail in FIGS. 2 1 and 22, is also expediently arranged.
- This has a base element 222, which is plate-shaped and has a base plate 223 made of non-conductive material and a circuit board 224 arranged thereon.
- the printed circuit board 224 is formed in two parts and consists of two contact plates 225 and 226, which are spaced apart from one another by a distance 227 such that they have no conductive connection.
- the contact plate 225 has a contact web 228 which is one of the base plate
- An energy supply and / or switching device 232 is also arranged on the base element 222.
- This has an energy source 233, in particular a battery 234, which is arranged in the region of the distance 231, and one on the contact surface
- the power supply and / or switching device 232 also has a switching element 237, which is protected against the weather by means of a cover 238.
- the base element 222 has a light source in an end region facing away from the contact web 228 239, which is connected to the contact plate 225 and / or 226 via conductor webs 240. Both the light source 239 and the energy supply and / or switching device 232, ie the energy source 233 and the switching element 237 and its cover 238 are arranged in a plane 241 located in the contact surface 229.
- the base plate 223 also has an indentation 242, which is arranged between a receiving area 243 for the energy source 233 and a receiving area 244 for the switching element 237.
- the lighting device 221 is arranged, for example, in the cover plate 7.
- the cover plate 7 has a base plate 169 with a length 3 and a width 2 measured at right angles to this.
- the base plate 169 is delimited by a preferably circumferential web 36 designed as an external web 170.
- a cover plate height 245 measured at right angles to the length 3 is achieved, which is limited by a top surface 10 which delimits the cover plate 7 in the opposite direction to the intermediate element 158 and a connecting surface 172 which runs parallel to this and faces away and delimits the outer web 170 in the direction of the intermediate element 158.
- the cover plate 7 has at least one receiving chamber X, which serves to receive the lighting device 221.
- the receiving chamber X is formed by a partial chamber 246 for the energy source 233, a partial chamber 247 for the switching element 237 and a partial chamber 248 for the light source 239.
- the cover plate 7 has a width axis 2 bisecting the central axis 249.
- connection recesses 250 Arranged symmetrically about the central axis 249 there are connection recesses 250 which have a circular cross section and serve to receive the connection elements 163 shown in FIG. 14, in particular their bundles 1 66.
- Two connection recesses 250 each have, for example, a common central axis 251, which runs at right angles to the central axis 249.
- central axis 251 From a central axis 251 in the direction of the further central axis 25 1 at a distance 252 there is a central axis 253 running at right angles to the central axis 249. This forms a center point 254 with the central axis 249. Concentrically around this center point 254, two boundary webs 255 run in a circular arc from the outer web 170 in the direction of the central axis 249, but only in one bounded by the central axis 249 and an outer web 170
- the boundary webs 255 have a radius 256 measured from the center 254, which is approximately the one shown in FIG. 22 half battery diameter corresponds to 257.
- two inner webs 258 run symmetrically about the central axis 253 from the outer web 170 in the direction of the central axis 249, which are spaced apart from one another by a distance measured symmetrically to the central axis 253 and parallel to the outer web 170 259 are distant.
- the inner webs 258 have projections 260 on mutually facing surfaces, which reduce the distance 259 by a double height 261.
- the outer web 170 has an opening 262. In this opening 262 or in the area between the two inner webs 258 there is a closure element 263 which also has an annular web 264 which also extends approximately in the radius 256 and in the center 254.
- the ring web 264 is delimited by side webs 265 running parallel to the inner webs 25X, each of which has an indentation 266 into which a protrusion 260 engages and thus prevents the closure element 263 from automatically loosening from the opening 262.
- Side webs 268, which are spaced symmetrically about the central axis 249 by a width 267 and which are delimited by a transverse web 269 running at right angles to the central axis 249, run from a limiting web 255 and an inner web 25X arranged opposite this.
- a partial chamber 270 for the contact web 228 shown in FIG. 21 is created by the two side webs 268 and the cross web 269.
- the closure element 263 has a width 271, measured at right angles to the connection surface 172, which is less than the cover plate height 245.
- the width 271 minus a web width 272 of a rear wall 273 of the closure element 263 delimiting the closure element 263 in the direction of the upper side 10 is greater than a battery thickness 274. This makes it possible to remove a used battery 234 from the cover plate 7 without the latter having to be separated from the intermediate element 158. This takes place in that the closure element 263 is removed from the opening 262 and the battery 234 is thus accessible.
- the partial chamber 247 serves to receive the switching element 237.
- it is delimited by side webs 279 running symmetrically about the central axis 249, which in the direction of the partial chamber 246 by a transverse web 276 extending between the outer webs 170 and one in the direction the WO 99/07247. 2y .
- Partial chamber 248 for the light source 239 shown in FIG. 21 defines a concave arch 277.
- Sub-chamber 247 i.e. in particular the base plate 169 of the cover plate 7 has a recess 278 which breaks through the top 10.
- the recess 278 is penetrated by an actuating element 279, in particular an extension 280, of the actuating element 279.
- This extension 280 projects over a base surface 281 which runs approximately parallel to the top 10 in the opposite direction to the switching element 237.
- This base surface 281 has outer dimensions which are larger than the cross-sectional dimensions of the recess 278, so that the actuating element 279 prevents automatic movement out of the recess 278 is secured.
- an actuating area 2X2 Arranged from the base area 281 in the opposite direction to the extension 280 is an actuating area 2X2 which is parallel to the base area 281 and faces the switching element 237.
- a pressure is exerted on the actuating element 279 via a pressure surface 2X3 of the actuating element 279 lying approximately in one plane with the upper side 10, whereby this is moved in the direction of the connecting surface 172 and thus the pressure is transmitted to the switching element 237, whereby this is actuated.
- the actuating element 279 can now be designed as a button or switch, in which case the switching element 237 can be switched off again, for example by a further pressure on the pressure surface 2X3 or on the actuating element 279.
- the partial chamber 248 serves to receive the light source 239.
- this has a holding collar 2X4, which has a diameter 2X5.
- the retaining collar 284 has a collar width 286 at right angles to the diameter 2X5.
- the holding collar 285 corresponds to a holding groove 287 arranged in the partial chamber 248, so that movement of the light source 239 or the entire lighting device 221 in the direction of the central axis 249 is prevented.
- the light source 239 projects through a further recess 288, which is arranged in the transverse surface 5 of the cover plate 7, in particular the outer web 170.
- a light cone emitted or projected by the light source 239 onto a surface to be illuminated is designed such that it illuminates at least the area of the writing tip 173 of the writing instrument 12X. But also the WO 99/07247. 3 () _ PCT / AT98 / 00184
- Working area of the other functional parts 9, such as a screwdriver, preferably be arranged in the light cone in the use position.
- the lighting device 221 in its entirety, or parts thereof, such as the light source 239, pivotably in the receiving body 1 via a pivot bearing 164 or on a pivotable functional part 9.
- the lighting device 221 does not have a battery 234, but that a solar cell arrangement or a coupling device is arranged on the receiving body 1, into which an electrical contact can be introduced, as a result of which the light source 239 is supplied with energy externally, so to speak.
- FIG. 23 to 25 show a further embodiment variant of the functional parts carrier according to the invention, which in turn has a receiving body 1.
- This designed as a plate-shaped receiving housing 1 has a lighting device 22 1, which has a light source 239 and an energy supply and / or switching device 232.
- the lighting device 221 is arranged in at least one receiving chamber X of the receiving body 1.
- a guide device 200 for the actuating element 2X9 is arranged in this receiving chamber X of the receiving body 1. This is formed by webs 36, the receiving body 1 having an inner web 290 in a region adjacent to the light source 239, which runs parallel to an outer web 291 of the receiving body 1.
- An inner surface 292 of the outer web 291 facing the inner web 290 is from an inner surface facing it
- the inner web 290 is delimited by a parallel web 29 running parallel to the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of the light source 239. He knows one
- the light source 239 is arranged with the lighting part in an intermediate region between the transverse side surface 5 and the transverse web 295 and extends through a recess 2X8 arranged in the transverse side surface 5.
- a conductor web 240 running parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4 of the receptacle body 1 also runs approximately congruently with a central axis 297 of the battery 234.
- the second conductor web 240 is inclined to the central axis 297 or to the first conductor web 240, so that when the light source 239 is not activated, the light source 239 is angular extending conductor web 240 is spaced from a circular outer surface 298 of the battery 234 by a distance 299.
- an arch web 300 runs from the inner surface 292 of the outer web 291. which is spaced in a region facing the light source 239 from the inner surface 292 of the outer web 29 1 by a distance 301.
- a further web 36 which is designed as a locking web 302, runs from the arch web 300 in the opposite direction to the outer web 291.
- This has one or more locking recesses 303, which are shaped concavely in the direction of the arch web 300.
- the actuating element 289 which is shown in detail in FIG. 25, has a grip element 146, which in turn has depressions 148 which enable better handling of the actuating element 289.
- guide extensions 304 extend after the grip element 146.
- a guide extension 304 is delimited by guide surfaces 305 which are spaced apart from one another by a guide width 306.
- the guide width 306 is slightly smaller than the distance 294.
- the further guide extension 304 likewise has guide surfaces 305 which are spaced apart from one another by a guide width 307 which is equal to or smaller than the distance 30 1.
- the actuating element 289 has a receptacle 308 for the energy source 233. in particular that
- the receptacle 308 is formed by an attachment 310 which extends concentrically around a center point 309 and which is delimited in the direction of the center point 309 by a circular bore 31 1.
- the shoulder 310 is delimited by a shoulder surface 312 running concentrically around the center point 309.
- the bore 31 1 has a bore diameter 313, and the shoulder 310 runs in a shoulder radius 314 around the center 309.
- the double shoulder radius 31 4 is larger than the hole diameter 313.
- the actuating element 289 also has a locking projection 315, which is designed to be resilient and to which the locking recesses 303 are assigned. While the guide surfaces 305 of the guide device 200 laterally guide the actuating element 289, a conductor web 240 forms a height guide surface 316, which at the same time forms a contact surface for a pole surface 236 of the battery 234. If the actuating element 289 is now displaced in the direction of the light source 239, the guide surfaces 305 slide on the inner surfaces 292 of the inner web 290 or of the outer web 291 or of the arch web 300.
- the locking extension 3 15 is moved out of a first locking recess 303 and the actuating element 289 is displaced, a conductor web 240 sliding along the pole face 236. If a second pole face 235 now reaches the second conductor web 240, which, as already described, runs at an angle to the central axis 297, the contact is closed and the light source 239 begins to light up. At the same time, the locking extension 315 snaps into the further locking recess 303 and the actuating element 289 is thereby secured against automatic movement.
- the receiving body 1 also has an optical element 317, which is designed, for example, as a magnifying glass 31 8. However, it is also possible that the receiving body 1 has a compass.
- the angled conductor web 240 extends through an opening 319 which is arranged in an inner web 320 which extends from the outer web 291 parallel to the transverse side surface 5.
- the inner web 320 which is spaced apart from the transverse side surface 5, has two guide webs 321 running parallel to one another and parallel to the angular conductor web 240 on a surface facing away from the transverse side surface 5. ie run parallel to each other on delivery. If the light source 239 is now introduced into the receiving body 1 through the recess 288, both conductor webs 240 reach the opening 3 19. While a conductor web 240 now extends parallel and congruently to the central axis 297, the second conductor web 240 slides between the two guide webs 321 and is thereby angled, whereby the light source 239 is secured against automatic release.
- the shell 322 of a pocket knife according to the invention shown in FIGS. 26 to 28 is provided with a Länizsschlitz 323 in which a slide 324 in the axial direction is movable.
- the shell 322 made of plastic also has bores 325 which are provided for receiving rivet bolts (not shown) in order to fasten the shell 322 to an outer plate of the pocket knife.
- a conventional pocket knife comprises, in a manner known per se, two outer boards, each of which is covered on the outside by a shell 322, and middle boards, between which the functional parts are arranged.
- the rivet bolts to be used in the bores 325 connect the individual plati and the functional elements arranged between them.
- a recess 326 is arranged in the connection to the longitudinal slot 323 in which a writing medium 327 is guided.
- the longitudinal slot 323 and the recess 326 are open on the inner side of the shell 322 facing the functional parts of the pocket knife or the relevant outer circuit board, so that a simple insertion of the slider 324 and the writing lead 327 may be possible during assembly st.
- An opening 32X is formed in the upper narrow side of the shell 322 shown in FIG.
- Cam 329 is formed.
- the cam 329 is provided with a chamfer 330 on its side facing away from the recess 326.
- the depth a of the cam 329 is less than the depth b of the opening 328, so that when the shell 322 is attached to the outer plate of the pocket knife, a gap 331 is formed between the cams 329 and the plate.
- the slider 324 which is displaceably arranged in the longitudinal slot 323, comprises a substantially half-shell-shaped receptacle 332 which runs coaxially with the recess 326 of the shell 322 and which is also open to the inside of the shell 322 and in which the writing lead 327 is mounted.
- a resilient constriction 333 is formed, which engages behind a bolt-like end 334 when the writing lead 327 is inserted.
- Such ends 334 are available in commercially available mines 327, so that they can be used and thereby also the most cost-effective production is taken into account.
- the slide 324 for example injection molded from plastic, is further provided with an actuating element 335, which comprises a flexible shaft 336 and an upper side 33X provided with corrugation 337.
- the depth c of the flexible shaft 336 is dimensioned somewhat less than the width of the gap 33 1, so that the shaft 336 can be moved along the cam 329 when the slide 324 is displaced.
- the slide 324 is also provided with sliding surfaces 339, 340, which Low-effort and thus almost wear-free sliding of the slide 324 along the correspondingly formed on the shell 322 sliding surfaces 341, 342 enable.
- the mutually perpendicular sliding surfaces 339 and 340 or 341 and 342 ensure guidance both in the axial and in the transverse direction.
- a slightly protruding border 343 of the shell 322 ensures that the shell 322 lies tightly against the relevant outer plate of the pocket knife and at the same time creates the play necessary for the displacement of the slide 324.
- the border 343 merges not far from the outwardly open end face of the recess 326 into an inner shoulder 344 of the recess 326 which, in the advanced position of the slide 324 or the writing lead 327, receives a shoulder 345 formed on the writing lead 327.
- the writing lead 327 is guided in a particularly stable manner in the radial direction during writing
- the sliding movement of the slide 324 is dui ch unformed stops 346 and 347, which are shaped in accordance with the side walls 34X and 349 of the longitudinal slot 323. If the stop 347 bears against the wall 349, the actuating element 335 is in the advanced end position 32Xa, while when the stop 326 bears against the wall 34X the actuating element 335 comes to rest in the retracted end position 32Xb. The slide of the slide 324 in one of the two end positions 32Xa.
- 32Xb ei follows that the actuating element 335 is pressed by gently bending in the ti ansvei salei direction to the height of the gap 331, so that it can then be pushed by it along the cam 329 into the other end position 328a, 328b
- the actuating element 335 is pressed by gently bending in the ti ansvei salei direction to the height of the gap 331, so that it can then be pushed by it along the cam 329 into the other end position 328a, 328b
- Bevel 330 is provided, which has the purpose of opening the shaft 336 of the actuating element 335.
- the actuating element 335 has to be opened and a non-existing attachment of the cam 329 has to be bent a little further in order to be able to be moved along this, so that an secure locking of the actuating element 335 in the advanced end position 32Xa, ie is guaranteed when writing
- the width d of the shaft 336 of the actuating element 335 is dimensioned such that the actuating element 335 is held in the end positions 32Xa, 328b with a slightly jamming seat.
- the pocket knife according to the invention is distinguished by the function of a pen 327, which integrates with simple assembly and inexpensive manufacture is. In addition, an easy replacement of a writing lead 327 is realized, so that particularly practical handling is taken into account.
- the receptacle body 1, in particular the base plate 6 or the cover plate 7, can be produced in particular from plastic in the course of an injection molding process or an injection or stamping process. However, production from other materials, such as aluminum, wood, cardboard or other materials, is also possible.
- Holding organs such as projecting holding lugs or the like, for receiving and holding credit cards. Identification cards or, if necessary, cash can also be provided.
- Cover plate 47 curved surface
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