WO2009051998A1 - Crochet d'étalage de marchandises pourvu de bras à verrouillage temporisé - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47F—SPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
- A47F5/00—Show stands, hangers, or shelves characterised by their constructional features
- A47F5/08—Show stands, hangers, or shelves characterised by their constructional features secured to the wall, ceiling, or the like; Wall-bracket display devices
- A47F5/0807—Display panels, grids or rods used for suspending merchandise or cards supporting articles; Movable brackets therefor
- A47F5/0861—Anti-theft means therefor
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- This invention relates generally to display hooks for supporting items of merchandise, while preventing rapid removal of the items from the display hook. More particularly, the invention relates to a merchandise display hook having interlocking time delay arms for increasing the amount of time needed to remove items of merchandise from the display hook.
- a known technique of amateur shoplifters and professional thieves alike is to remove all of the items of merchandise from the display hook at the same time. This technique is commonly referred to as "sweeping" since the items are simultaneously removed from the support rod of the display hook with a rear-to-front sweeping motion.
- display hooks have been developed that include anti-sweep features.
- the simplest anti-sweep feature devised thus far for use on display hooks is a series of bends formed adjacent the free end of the support rod. The series of bends require each item of merchandise to be manipulated off of the support rod of the display hook one at a time. This feature, however, is only somewhat effective since shoplifters and thieves have developed improved dexterity and/or tools for manipulating the merchandise over the series of bends.
- Another known feature for preventing the simultaneous theft of multiple items of merchandise by sweeping is a locking device positioned medially on the support rod of the display hook.
- the locking device is locked into position on the display hook in front of several of the items.
- potential purchasers have access to some of the items for immediate purchase, while the remaining items are securely locked on the support rod of the display hook behind the locking device.
- the display hook is available from Alpha Security Products, Inc. of Charlotte, North Carolina and presently sold under the trade name Secure FixturesTM equipped with the StopLokTM locking device.
- the StopLokTM locking device is shown and described in United States Patent Application Publication No. 2007/0062890 A1 , the disclosure of which is incorporated herein.
- a display hook for supporting items of merchandise on a display structure that includes a rod assembly and a pair of interlocking time delay arms medially disposed on the rod assembly.
- the interlocking time delay arms are sequentially movable to permit a potential purchaser to manipulate an item of merchandise beyond the time delay arms for removal from the display hook.
- the interlocking time delay arms include a guide tube slidingly disposed on the rod assembly, a first arm rotatably mounted on the guide tube and a second arm disposed outwardly from the first arm and fixedly mounted on the guide tube.
- the first arm is positioned on the rod assembly a preselected distance outwardly from the display structure and is spaced-apart from the second arm sufficiently to permit at least one of the items of merchandise to be disposed between the first arm and the second arm.
- One of the guide tube and the first arm has a circumferentially extending groove formed therein and the other one of the guide tube and the first arm has a key formed thereon that cooperates with the groove to permit limited rotation between the guide tube and the first arm.
- the display hook includes a rod assembly adapted for mounting to a display structure and a time delay assembly medially disposed on the rod assembly.
- the rod assembly includes a guide rod and a support rod vertically spaced-apart from the guide rod a predetermined distance.
- the time delay assembly includes a guide tube slidingly disposed on the guide rod, a first arm rotatably mounted on the guide tube and a second arm spaced outwardly from the first arm and fixedly mounted on the guide tube.
- One of the guide tube and the first arm has a circumferentially extending groove formed therein, while the other has a key formed thereon that is received within the groove to permit relative rotation between the first arm and the guide tube.
- the present invention is a method for preventing the rapid removal of a plurality of items of merchandise from a display hook.
- the method includes providing a display hook for supporting items of merchandise on a display structure, the display hook including a rod assembly and a time delay assembly medially disposed on the rod assembly, the time delay assembly including at least a first arm and a second arm spaced outwardly from the first arm.
- the method further includes positioning the time delay assembly on the rod assembly of the display hook with the first arm disposed outwardly of the items of merchandise in an initial orientation.
- the method further includes rotating the first arm relative to the second arm about a longitudinal axis defined by the rod assembly sufficiently to position at least one of the items of merchandise on the rod assembly between the first arm and the outwardly spaced second arm.
- the method further includes rotating the first arm relative to the second arm about the longitudinal axis back to the initial orientation.
- the method further includes rotating the second arm relative to the first arm about the longitudinal axis sufficiently to position the at least one item of merchandise on the rod assembly outwardly of the second arm.
- the method further includes removing the at least one item of merchandise from the rod assembly of the display hook.
- Fig. 1 is a front perspective view of a display hook for supporting items of merchandise on a display structure with the display hook and the items of merchandise shown in an initial orientation.
- Fig. 2 is a front perspective view of the display hook of Fig. 1 shown with the items of merchandise and the label holder removed for clarity.
- Fig. 3 is a rear perspective view of the display hook of Fig. 1 shown with the items of merchandise removed for clarity.
- Fig. 4 is right side elevation view of the display hook of Fig. 2.
- Fig. 5 is an end view of the display hook of Fig. 2.
- Fig. 6 is a partial section view of the display hook of Fig. 2 taken in the direction indicated by line 5-5 in Fig. 4.
- Fig. 7 is a partially exploded view of the time delay assembly disposed on the rod assembly of the display hook of Fig. 2.
- Fig. 8 is a detail exploded view of the time delay assembly of Fig. 7 with the rod assembly removed for clarity.
- Fig. 9A is a front perspective view of the display hook of Fig. 1 shown with the first arm of the time delay assembly disposed outwardly of the items of merchandise and rotated upwardly relative to the second arm of the time delay assembly.
- Fig. 9B is a detail perspective of the time delay assembly and the rod assembly of Fig. 9A shown with the label holder removed for clarity.
- Fig. 10 is a front perspective view of the display hook of Fig. 1 shown with the first arm of the time delay assembly rotated upwardly relative to the second arm and at least one of the items of merchandise moved to a location between the first arm and the second arm.
- Fig. 1 1 is a front perspective view of the display hook of Fig. 1 shown with the first arm of the time delay assembly rotated back to the initial orientation and with the at least one item of merchandise positioned between the first arm and the second arm.
- Fig. 12A is a front perspective view of the display hook of Fig. 1 shown with the second arm rotated upwardly relative to the first arm and the at least one item of merchandise moved outwardly beyond the second arm.
- Fig. 12B is a detail perspective view of the time delay assembly and the rod assembly of Fig. 12A shown with the label holder removed for clarity.
- Fig. 13 is a front perspective view of the display hook of Fig. 1 shown with the second arm of the time delay assembly rotated back to the initial orientation and the at least one item of merchandise removed from the display hook.
- a display hook 10 according to the present invention is shown in Figs 1 -6.
- the display hook 10 is operable for supporting items of merchandise 12, such as relatively small, relatively expensive consumer products (e.g. compact discs (CDs), digital video discs (DVDs), battery packs, etc.) on a display structure 14, such as a conventional pegboard, slat board, slat wall or wire grid, in a known manner.
- items of merchandise 12 such as relatively small, relatively expensive consumer products (e.g. compact discs (CDs), digital video discs (DVDs), battery packs, etc.) on a display structure 14, such as a conventional pegboard, slat board, slat wall or wire grid, in a known manner.
- display structure 14 such as a conventional pegboard, slat board, slat wall or wire grid
- the display hook 10 comprises a rod assembly 20 having means for engaging the display structure 14 and a time delay assembly 30 disposed on the rod assembly.
- the display hook 10 may also comprise an optional tockable base 40 disposed on the rod assembly 20 adjacent the display structure 14.
- the iockable base 40 comprises a housing 42 s ⁇ dingly disposed on the rod assembly 20.
- An opening 43 formed in the housing 42 is configured to receive a correspondingly-shaped magnetic key (not shown) for releasably locking the base 40 on the rod assembly 20.
- the rod assembly 20 includes one or more pegs, hooks, tabs, extensions or the like 25 that engage a compatible display structure 14.
- the base 40 is slid along the rod assembly 20 up to the display structure 14 and locked in place, for example by a spring-loaded metal cylinder that is biased into a notch (not shown) formed on the rod assembly 20.
- the display hook 10 may also comprise an optional label holder 50 affixed to the free end of the rod assembly 20 opposite the display structure 14. As shown in Fig. 2 and Fig. 4, the free end of the rod assembly 20 has a relief 52 formed therein for receiving the label holder 50 in a slight interference or press fit.
- the rod assembly 20 has a dual-rod configuration comprising an upper guide rod 22 and a lower support rod 24.
- the time delay assembly 30 is disposed on the guide rod 22, while the items of merchandise 12 are supported by the support rod 24.
- the packaging for the items of merchandise 12 includes an upper projection having a through hole 13 such that the merchandise can be loaded (i.e. "stocked") onto the support rod 24 by a retailer, and subsequently removed by a salesperson or customer. More particularly, the time delay assembly 30 is medially disposed on the guide rod 22 between a proximate end 21 of the rod assembly 20 affixed to the display structure 14, and a distal end 23 of the rod assembly opposite the display structure.
- the display hook 10 may further comprise an optional anti-sweep feature 60 adjacent the free end (i.e. distal end 23) of the support rod 24.
- the optional anti-sweep feature 60 comprises a series of bends through which an item of merchandise 12 must be manipulated in order to remove the item from the support rod 24.
- the optional anti-sweep feature 60 is not intended to be limited to the configuration shown herein. Instead, the anti-sweep feature 60 may comprise any structure and may take any form suitable for increasing the time it takes to remove one or more items of merchandise 12 from the display hook 10.
- the anti-sweep feature 60 may also be configured to require the items of merchandise 12 to be removed one- at-a-time from the support rod 24.
- FIG. 7 and Fig. 8 An exemplary embodiment of a time delay assembly 30 in accordance with the present invention is shown in Fig. 7 and Fig. 8.
- the time delay assembly 30 may be secured to the guide rod 22 at a predetermined medial location between the proximate end 21 and the distal end 23.
- the time delay assembly 30 is slidingly disposed on the guide rod 22 for horizontal sliding movement between the proximate end 21 and the distal end 23, as will be described.
- the time delay assembly 30 comprises a guide tube 32, a first arm 34 rotatably mounted on the guide tube, and a second arm 36 disposed outwardly from the first arm and fixedly mounted on the guide tube.
- the guide tube 32 comprises an elongate, generally hollow tube having an inner diameter slightly larger than the outer diameter of the guide rod 22.
- the time delay assembly 30 may be slid onto the free end of the guide rod 22 before the optional label holder 50 is affixed to the distal end 23.
- the time delay assembly 30 is positioned on the guide rod 22 at a pre-selected distance from the display structure 14 such that the first arm 34 is disposed outwardly from the items of merchandise 12 supported on the support rod 24 in an initial orientation, as shown in Fig. 1. It should be noted, however, that the items of merchandise 12 may be stocked onto the support rod 24 of the rod assembly 20 either before or after the time delay assembly 30 is positioned on the guide rod 22.
- the first arm 34 is also spaced-apart from the second arm 36 sufficiently to permit at least one of the items of merchandise 12 to be disposed between the first arm and the second arm, as will be described.
- the guide tube 32 has a plurality of notches 31 formed in the outer surface thereof.
- An opening 33 formed in the first arm 34 is configured to receive a correspondingly-shaped magnetic key (not shown) for releasably locking the first arm within a pre-selected one of notches 31 on the guide tube 32. More specifically, the magnetic key is disposed within the opening 33 and the first arm 34 is moved along the length of the guide tube 32 until the first arm is positioned on the guide tube with the desired spacing between the first arm and the second arm 36.
- the magnetic key is then removed from the opening 33 so that a projection on a locking member 35 biased towards the guide tube 32 by a biasing element 37, for example a conventional coil spring, is received within the pre-selected notch 31.
- a biasing element 37 for example a conventional coil spring
- the first arm 34 is releasably locked along the length of the guide tube 32 at a location corresponding to the desired spacing between the first arm and the second arm 36. It should be noted, however, that the first arm 34 remains mounted within notch 31 of guide tube 32 for limited rotation relative to the guide tube about a longitudinal axis L (Fig. 7) defined by the guide rod 22, as will be described.
- One of the guide tube 32 and the first arm 34 has a key 38A formed thereon, while the other one of the guide tube and the first arm has a circumferentially extending groove 38B formed therein that cooperates with the key 38A to permit limited rotation between the guide tube and the first arm.
- the guide tube 32 is provided with a key 38A that is received within a circumferentially extending groove 38B provided on the first arm 34 such that the first arm is rotatable relative to the guide tube through the angle defined by the groove.
- the angle, or radian length, of the groove 38B is at least about sixty degrees (60°), and more preferably, between about seventy-five degrees (75°) and one hundred degrees (100°). In a preferred embodiment, the angle defined by the groove 38B is nominally about ninety degrees (90°).
- the second arm 36 is provided with a circumferentially extending groove or notch 38C that cooperates with the key 38A to fix the second arm on the guide tube 32. In particular, once the first arm 34 is rotatably mounted on the guide tube 32 with the key 38A received within the groove 38B, the second arm 36 is fixed on the free end of the guide tube with the key received within the notch 38C in a slight interference or press fit.
- the time delay arms 34, 36 are mechanically interlocked and constrained to rotation relative to one another by the angle defined by the circumferential groove 38B.
- the second arm 36 may be provided with a mechanical stop and/or a recess for receiving a flexible tab on the guide tube 32 to further secure the second arm on the guide tube in a known manner.
- the first arm 34 and the second arm 36 may each comprise a low-powered magnet 39 (Fig. 8) for releasably retaining the first arm and the second arm against a support rod 24 made of metal in the initial orientation shown in Fig. 1.
- a method for preventing the rapid removal of a plurality of items of merchandise 12 from a display hook 10 according to the present invention is illustrated in Fig. 9A through Fig. 13.
- the method comprises providing a display hook 10 for supporting items of merchandise 12 on a display structure 14.
- the display hook 10 comprises a rod assembly 20 and a time delay assembly 30 medially disposed on the rod assembly.
- the time delay assembly 30 comprises at least a first arm 34 and a second arm 36 spaced outwardly from the first arm.
- the method further comprises positioning the time delay assembly 30 on the rod assembly 20 with the first arm 34 disposed outwardly of the items of merchandise 12 in the initial orientation shown in Fig. 1.
- the method further comprises rotating the first arm 34 relative to the second arm 36 about the longitudinal axis L defined by the rod assembly 20 sufficiently to move at least one of the items of merchandise 12 to a location 70 on the rod assembly between the first arm and the outwardly spaced second arm, as shown in Fig. 10.
- the first arm 34 is rotatable relative to the guide tube 32 and the second arm 36 through the angle or radian length defined by the circumferential groove 38B. In the fully rotated position, the first arm 34 is preferably substantially horizontal and the second arm 36 is substantially vertical such that the at least one item of merchandise 12 is moveable to the location 70 outwardly of the first arm, but is retained on the support rod 24 of the rod assembly 20 by the second arm.
- the method further comprises rotating the first arm 34 relative to the second arm 36 about the longitudinal axis L back to the initial orientation shown in Fig. 1 with the at least one item of merchandise 12 moved to the location 70 within the space between the first arm and the second arm.
- the second arm 36 is rotatable relative to the first arm 34 through the angle or radian length defined by the circumferential groove 38B in the opposite direction.
- the method further comprises rotating the second arm 36 relative to the first arm 34 about the longitudinal axis L sufficiently to permit the at least one item of merchandise 12 to be moved along the support rod 24 of the rod assembly 20 outwardly of the second arm.
- the second arm 36 is rotatable with the guide tube 32 relative to the first arm 34 through the angle or radian length defined by the circumferential groove 38B.
- the second arm 36 is preferably substantially horizontal and the first arm 34 is substantially vertical such that the at least one item of merchandise 12 is moveable from the location 70 outwardly of the first arm to a location 80 outwardly beyond the second arm.
- the optional anti-sweep feature 60 retains the at least one item of merchandise 12 temporarily on the support rod 24 of the rod assembly 20.
- the method further comprises removing the at least one item of merchandise 12 from the support rod 24 of the rod assembly 20 of the display hook 10.
- the method may be repeated as desired to remove one or more additional items of merchandise 12 from the display hook 10 in the same manner.
- the space between the first arm 34 and the second arm 36 of the time delay assembly 30 may be adjusted to permit two or more items of merchandise 12 to be removed simultaneously, subject to the presence and configuration of the anti-sweep feature 60.
- a retailer may stock items of merchandise 12 on the display hook 10 in the reverse manner.
- a magnetic key may be used as previously described to unlock the first arm 34 from the guide tube 32.
- the first arm 34 is then moved to a position along the guide tube 32 in which the first arm and the second arm 36 are rotatably relative to one another through an angle greater than at least about one hundred and thirty-five degrees (135°), and preferably greater than about one hundred and eighty degrees (180°).
- a display hook having interlocking time delay arms in accordance with the present invention may be applicable for use with various items of merchandise, including but not limited to consumer electronic products, now known or hereinafter devised, without departing from the spirit and scope of any appended claim.
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L'invention concerne un crochet d'étalage de marchandises (10) destiné à former support pour des articles (12) et incluant un ensemble tige (20) et des bras à verrouillage temporisé (30) disposés sur l'ensemble tige. Les bras à verrouillage temporisé peuvent être déplacés de manière séquentielle pour permettre à un acheteur potentiel de manipuler un article au-dessus des bras afin de détacher l'article du crochet d'étalage. Les bras à verrouillage temporisé comportent un tube de guidage (32) disposé coulissant sur l'ensemble tige, un premier bras (34) étant monté rotatif sur le tube de guidage et un second bras (36), espacé du premier bras, étant monté fixe sur le tube de guidage. Le premier bras est suffisamment espacé du second bras pour permettre de disposer au moins un des articles entre lesdits bras. Le premier bras présente une rainure s'étendant de manière circonférentielle (38B) et le tube de guidage présente une clavette (38A) qui coopère avec la rainure pour permettre une rotation limitée entre le tube de guidage et le premier bras.
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