WO2008122257A1 - Einrichtung zum befestigen eines warenkorbes auf einem einkaufswagen sowie einkaufswagen hierzu - Google Patents
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- WO2008122257A1 WO2008122257A1 PCT/DE2008/000311 DE2008000311W WO2008122257A1 WO 2008122257 A1 WO2008122257 A1 WO 2008122257A1 DE 2008000311 W DE2008000311 W DE 2008000311W WO 2008122257 A1 WO2008122257 A1 WO 2008122257A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62B—HAND-PROPELLED VEHICLES, e.g. HAND CARTS OR PERAMBULATORS; SLEDGES
- B62B3/00—Hand carts having more than one axis carrying transport wheels; Steering devices therefor; Equipment therefor
- B62B3/14—Hand carts having more than one axis carrying transport wheels; Steering devices therefor; Equipment therefor characterised by provisions for nesting or stacking, e.g. shopping trolleys
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62B—HAND-PROPELLED VEHICLES, e.g. HAND CARTS OR PERAMBULATORS; SLEDGES
- B62B3/00—Hand carts having more than one axis carrying transport wheels; Steering devices therefor; Equipment therefor
- B62B3/14—Hand carts having more than one axis carrying transport wheels; Steering devices therefor; Equipment therefor characterised by provisions for nesting or stacking, e.g. shopping trolleys
- B62B3/1496—Assembling of baskets to the wheeled support
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62B—HAND-PROPELLED VEHICLES, e.g. HAND CARTS OR PERAMBULATORS; SLEDGES
- B62B5/00—Accessories or details specially adapted for hand carts
- B62B5/0006—Bumpers; Safety devices
- B62B5/0009—Stops for moving parts, e.g. rubber elements to eliminate stop noise
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- the invention relates to a device for attaching and supporting a shopping basket on the chassis of a shopping trolley stackable with the same car, wherein the device formed by fastening means outside the side walls of the basket and below the bottom of the basket is.
- the invention further relates to a stackable shopping cart equipped with the aforementioned device.
- the European patent application EP 1 093 987 A2 describes a shopping cart whose device consists of a plurality of eyelets, holders and other fastening means in order to sufficiently support and fasten a shopping cart on the chassis.
- the large number of parts required is disadvantageously noticeable by high production costs.
- a shopping cart the device is formed by two web-like connecting means, wherein the two connecting means are attached to two transverse struts of the chassis.
- Each of these connecting means has at the front a downwardly open attachment eye and at the rear a latching indentation.
- Below the bottom of the basket of goods belonging to a shopping cart crossbar is provided which extends at a distance to the bottom of the basket.
- an angled U-bracket Directly at the bottom of the bottom of the basket is an angled U-bracket, which has at least one arranged at a distance to the bottom of the basket cross piece.
- the cross bar must first be inserted into the suspension eyes of the connecting means. Subsequently, the shopping cart must be lowered so far back until the at least one crosspiece is engaged in each case a latching indentation of the two connecting means.
- the U-bracket lies with its two legs on the side of the web-like connection means. In this position, the cart is mounted on the chassis and can not be moved.
- the proposed solution has a disadvantage in that the shopping cart with its relatively thin bottom, which is known as a wire mesh or plastic grid structure, rests on the narrow web-like connecting means. As a result, the danger of an inadmissible bending or twisting of the basket is given under greater load.
- the proposed solution does not disclose any technical features that could prevent the aforementioned bending and twisting of the product basket.
- the receiving device is designed as at least one recess provided with a bottom, so that the shopping cart with the help of one attached to the bottom of the bottom of the basket, equipped with a circular cross-section cross bar from above can be used in the receiving device serving as a bearing and rests by means of the transverse rod at the bottom of the receiving device.
- the shopping cart is no longer with its relatively weak grid floor on the at least one fastening means. Rather, the about 10mm thick crossbar takes over the support function, so that a bending or twisting basket is successfully counteracted.
- the basket can not only be supported downwards, he is also secured against moving along the longitudinal direction of the shopping cart. It proves to be expedient to equip the at least one fastening means provided for this purpose with lateral stops on which legs which rest in the longitudinal direction of the shopping trolley and which are attached directly to the underside of the bottom of the shopping trolley and which can additionally be part of a supporting device, which is able to prevent unwanted bending of the bottom of the basket even further. In this way, a directed transversely to the longitudinal direction of the shopping cart moving the basket on the chassis is avoided.
- the shopping cart is now supported by means of the transverse bar on a part of the fastening means.
- These fasteners take over a first part of the weight load of the basket.
- the other part of the attachment means serves to receive another portion of the basket so that the basket, resting on the chassis, is ultimately held securely, the other part of the attachment means just carrying the remaining weight portion of the basket.
- the device now proposed, as well as the shopping trolley belonging to the invention already have a front and a rear fastening means, preferably two front and two rear fastening means , This means a significant reduction in the variety of parts, which has a cost-reducing effect on the cost of the shopping cart.
- the proposed solutions make it possible to attach securing devices to the fastening means equipped with a receiving device in order to prevent a violent release of the basket from the fastening means. Since vandalism experience does not stop in front of shopping carts, this additional measure is recommended. It is also recommended that at least one fastener, which is arranged closer to the sliding device made of tough elastic plastic or rubber, so that not only a shock-absorbing connection between the cart and the chassis of a shopping cart is created, but that in the well-known Way the rear open end of the basket closes closing pivoting rear wall when moving the shopping cart at the at least one rear attachment means abuts and thus unwanted rattling noises are avoided.
- this can be at least one buffer section as a launching means for another shopping cart use if it is inserted to save space in front of a shopping cart.
- the resulting shock is mitigated, damage to the shopping cart can be avoided and the resulting noise is reduced.
- the just described attachment of the basket on the chassis effected in an advantageous manner a suspension of the basket such that the basket is slightly pivotable about the longitudinal axis of the receiving device designed as a bearing and these small pivoting movements through the at least one rear Fasteners are cushioned.
- Figure 1 is a arranged on a classic shopping cart device.
- Fig. 2 is a plan view with respect to Fig. 1;
- Fig. 3 is a side view of one of the fastening means;
- 4 shows a front view of the fastening means described in FIG. 3;
- FIG. 5 shows a side view of a further fastening means;
- FIG. 6 shows a front view of the fastening means described in FIG.
- Fig. 1 shows a shopping cart 1 shown in side view, which is equipped with a device 25.
- the shopping cart 1 has a chassis 4, on or on which a shopping cart 15 by means of the device 25 is attached. It is provided a sliding device 13, which is usually located at the back of the basket 15.
- the chassis 4 has two longitudinal members 5, which can be designed differently in a known manner.
- the example shows a preferred embodiment.
- the device 25 formed by fastening means 26 is arranged, wherein the device 25 is at least for the most part, but preferably completely below the bottom 16 of the basket 15.
- the fastening means 26 in turn are divided into at least one front fastening means 26a and at least one rear fastening means 26b.
- the two longitudinal members 5 are connected in the basket attachment region 14 by a front (6) and by a rear crosspiece 7, wherein in the example the at least one front attachment means 26a on the front crossbar 6 and the at least one rear attachment means 26b on the rear crosspiece 7 is arranged.
- the shopping cart 1 is designed in a known manner so that it can save space in a further same shopping cart 1, so can be stacked. To make this possible, both the chassis 4 and the Shopping Cart 15 conical in a known manner, wherein the open back of the basket 15 in a likewise known manner by a pivotable rear wall 18 is closed.
- the underside 16a of the bottom 16 of the basket 15 can be connected to a basket support device 21 equipped with two legs 22 which, in addition and preferably together with a cross bar 24, counteract bending and / or twisting of the basket 15 under load.
- transverse bar 24 is suitably attached to the underside of the two legs 22, so that the cart 15 by means of the transverse bar 24 in a formed by one or more sections receiving means 29 of the at least one front Fastener 26a can be inserted or used.
- the at least one rear fastening means 26b has a throat-shaped opening 31 into which a part of the lower rear boundary 15a of the shopping basket 15, that is to say a further section of the basket 15, is inserted, see also FIG. 5.
- Fig. 2 shows in a plan view and in accordance with Fig. 1, the arrangement of the device 25 on a shopping cart 1.
- the shopping cart 15 has a trapezoidal shape in a known manner. Shown is also the sliding device 13. Within the trapezoidal outline of the basket 15 is located on the bottom 16a of the bottom 16 of the basket 15 arranged Korbstützinraum 21, the two legs 22 are located within the basket attachment area 14, wherein it is expedient, the basket support 21st in a known manner to extend forward beyond the basket attachment portion 14 also to be able to support the bottom 16 of the basket 15 sufficiently together with the cross bar 24 can.
- two front attachment means 26 a are arranged at the front transverse web 6 of the chassis 4.
- the rear crosspiece 7 carries two rear attachment means 26b, it being noted that, for example, the attachment means 26a and 26b may each be connected by a cross-link, not shown, such that only a front (26a) at the front and only a rear attachment means at the rear 26b may be arranged.
- the fastening means 26a and 26b are mounted below the bottom 16 and outside the side walls 17 of the basket 15 on the chassis 4 and arranged in pairs in mirror image to the longitudinal axis 3 of the shopping cart 1.
- FIG. 3 shows a mounted on the front cross bar 6 fastener 26 a.
- the front crosspiece 6 is partially surrounded by a fastening portion 27 of the fastening means 26 a and secured by a securing means 34 against loosening.
- a receiving device 29 is provided which extends transversely to the longitudinal axis 3, see Fig. 2, of the shopping cart 1.
- the receiving device 29 equipped with a bottom 29a has a circular section-shaped cross-section which is open at the top.
- the receiving device 29 widens wedge-shaped upward to form at least one upwardly open groove or depression (29c).
- Fig. 4 shows the front fastening means 26a described in Fig. 3 in front view.
- the shopping cart 15 is full with the help of the transverse bar 24 in the storage device designed as a bearing 29. The cart 15 is thus supported on the cross bar 24 downwards. Part of the weight load of the basket is received by the receiving device 29.
- one of the two legs 22 of the basket support device 21 is shown, which is inserted between the stops 28.
- With the help of its attachment portion 27 is the front attachment means 26a attached to the front crossbar 6.
- the drawing shows in the sliding direction of the shopping cart 1 viewed on the right side located front attachment means 26 a.
- the arranged on the left side, not shown front fastener 26a is designed in mirror image to the right illustrated front fastener 26a and has the same features.
- the receiving device 29 is formed by the two front attachment means 26a.
- the receiving device 29 therefore does not have to be one-piece.
- Each of the two front fastening means 26a is equipped with a side-facing projection 30 in which one of the two free ends 24a of the transverse rod 24 are located.
- On the shoulder 30 laterally from the outside a securing device 35 is placed in the form of a closure piece 36, wherein the closure piece 36 can latch into place at the base 30 and the free end 24a of the transverse bar 24 includes.
- the shopping cart 15 is able to make a pivoting movement about the longitudinal axis 29b of the receiving device 29 with the aid of the transverse rod 24, with suitable dimensional coordination.
- this pivoting movement is of course greatly reduced and indeed to a level which is determined by the elasticity of the at least one rear attachment means 26b, see also Fig. 5.
- this causes a more or less minimal pivotal movement of the basket of goods 15, which manifests itself as a pleasant suspension effect.
- Fig. 5 shows a side view of one of the two rear attachment means 26 b, which is placed on a rear crossbar 7 of the chassis 4 of the shopping cart 1.
- the attachment portion 27 of the rear attachment means 26b may be formed in the same manner as is the case with the front attachment means 26a.
- a securing means 34 at- For example, a rivet, also serves to ensure that the rear attachment means 26b can not be detached from the rear cross bar 7.
- the fastening section 27 is followed upwards by a socket-shaped receptacle 31, which is open towards the rear, that is to say against the sliding direction of the shopping trolley I 5 .
- In the throat-shaped receptacle 31 is a part of the lower rear boundary 15a of the basket 15.
- this is a stronger wire, which forms a border of the rear opening of the basket 15 in a known manner. From the drawing it can be seen that the pivotable rear wall 18 of the basket 15 rests with its lower limit 18a on a back 32 of the fastening means 26b. If the at least one rear attachment means 26b made of sturdy rubber or of shock-absorbing plastic is designed, rattling noises, which can occur when the shopping cart 1 is moved through its rear wall 18, are reduced. It is recommended to provide at least on at least one rear attachment means 26b at least one backward buffer portion 33, which then shock-absorbing and noise-reducing acts when it is necessary to push two same Shopping Cart 1 space to one another, so to stack.
- the front transverse web 6 of the rear shopping trolley 1 to be inserted abuts the at least one buffer section 33 of the shopping trolley 1 in front. If space permits, it is also possible to provide at least one buffer section 33 pointing in the sliding direction of the shopping cart 1, also on the at least one front fastening means 26a. Then, when two shopping carts 1 are pushed together, the at least one buffer section 33 of the at least one front fastening means 26a strikes the rear transverse web 7 of the preceding shopping trolley 1.
- FIG. 6 shows the fastening means 26b described in FIG. 5 in a front view. It can be seen a part of the located in the throat-shaped receptacle 31, supported downwardly and upwardly rear lower boundary 15a of the basket 15.
- the at least one rear attachment means 26b is between two or more longitudinal wires 16b of Bottom 16 of the basket 15 is inserted and takes over the other part of the weight load of the basket 15.
- the invention has hitherto been described with reference to a preferred exemplary game. Nevertheless, it is possible to place the at least one front attachment means 26a in place of the at least one rear attachment means 26b and to place the at least one rear attachment means 26b in place of the front attachment means 26a.
- the stronger wire of the rear lower boundary 15a of the shopping basket 15 would then be guided in the receiving device 29 and additionally secured against loosening.
- the transverse rod 24 of the basket 15 in turn would then be received by the throat-shaped receptacle 31 of the at least one now offset "rear” fastener 26b.
- each fastener 26b must have the approach described in Fig.
- the description can also be taken from a shopping cart 1 staggerable with the same cart whose shopping cart 15 equipped with the at least one transverse bar 24 is mounted on the chassis 4 of the shopping cart by means of the device 25 1 is fastened, wherein the device 25 from the fastening means 26, according to (26a) and (26b) is formed.
- a part of the fastening means, either (26a) or (26b) is provided with the receiving device 29, or forms the receiving device 29, in which the cross bar 24 is inserted, which is located below the bottom 16 of the basket 15.
- the receiving device 29 serving as a storage for the shopping cart 15 thus takes over part of the weight load of the basket of goods 15, while the other part of this load is received by the at least one fastening means 26b or alternatively by the at least one fastening means 26a. Further details that can be read on the shopping cart 1 proposed here are also the entire description.
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DE112008001532T DE112008001532A5 (de) | 2007-04-07 | 2008-02-21 | Einrichtung zum Befestigen eines Warenkorbes auf einem Einkaufswagen sowie Einkaufswagen hierzu |
DE202008018007U DE202008018007U1 (de) | 2007-04-07 | 2008-02-21 | Einrichtung zum Befestigen eines Warenkorbes auf einem Einkaufswagen sowie Einkaufswagen hierzu |
EP08706908A EP2137047A1 (de) | 2007-04-07 | 2008-02-21 | Einrichtung zum befestigen eines warenkorbes auf einem einkaufswagen sowie einkaufswagen hierzu |
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