Classifications

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  • G09F15/0006—Boards, hoardings, pillars, or like structures for notices, placards, posters, or the like planar structures comprising one or more panels
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  • G09F2007/1839—Means for attaching signs, plates, panels, or boards to a supporting structure for fastening to cables
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  • G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
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  • G09F7/00—Signs, name or number plates, letters, numerals, or symbols; Panels or boards
  • G09F7/18—Means for attaching signs, plates, panels, or boards to a supporting structure
  • G09F2007/1856—Means for attaching signs, plates, panels, or boards to a supporting structure characterised by the supporting structure
  • G09F2007/186—Means for attaching signs, plates, panels, or boards to a supporting structure characterised by the supporting structure suspended, e.g. secured to the ceiling
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  • G09F15/00—Boards, hoardings, pillars, or like structures for notices, placards, posters, or the like
  • G09F2015/0093—Tensioned structures

Definitions

• the invention relates to the field of displaying an informative or advertising type of message on a poster positioned inside a frame that can be arranged outside.
• the invention is more specifically a type of display device in which the posters are inserted at a lower opening of the frame.
• a lifting system is actuated to allow the sliding of a latch latch down near the opening of the frame.
• the latch latch is in the low position, the operator then cooperates a latte of the poster with the latch latch panel.
• Such a display device has no power-up means in a vertical or horizontal direction of the poster.
• folds or ripples can form on the poster and degrade the advertising message to be displayed.
• the object of the invention is to allow positioning of a poster from the bottom of a display device while allowing a lateral tension of the poster.
• the invention therefore relates to a display device comprising means for attaching and energizing a poster on a frame, the means comprising a horizontal profile movable in vertical translation adapted to cooperate with a selvedge upper poster and a fixed horizontal profile adapted to cooperate with a lower edge of the poster.
• the display device is characterized in that the means comprise two groups each comprising a plurality of independent modules, each module of a group being able to slide vertically with respect to a guide and to cooperate with a selvedge side of the poster.
• the plurality of independent modules makes it possible to exert a tension in the horizontal direction of the poster without preventing the powering up in the vertical direction of the poster by means of the two horizontal sections.
• the use of independent modules able to slide vertically provides an elasticity at the connection of the lateral edges of the poster with the display device. This elasticity results in an elastic elongation to avoid the formation of corrugated area at the lateral edges of the poster.
• the use of a plurality of independent modules also makes it easier to place the poster at the bottom of the frame since it is secured to the device only by a plurality of disjointed attachment zones. each other. Such an arrangement also makes it possible to limit the friction with respect to a solution in which the entire lateral edge of the poster would be secured to the display device.
• the horizontal sections may comprise two other groups each comprising a plurality of independent modules, each module of a group being able to slide horizontally with respect to the horizontal section and to cooperate with a lower or upper edge of the poster.
• this arrangement also makes it possible to limit the formation of folds when traction is made on the lateral edges of the poster through the first two groups each comprising a plurality of independent modules.
• the other two groups make it possible to give the horizontal stripes of the posterior and upper horizontal elasticity in the horizontal direction when a tensile force in the horizontal direction is performed on the poster.
• the use of independent fastening modules at the level of the lower and upper edges allows for an elastic elongation of the selvedges and avoids the formation of undulation.
• the two groups of modules may according to their embodiment be integral with the poster prior to its setting in position in the display device, but also when placing the poster in the device.
• two groups of independent modules may be integral with the poster.
• each module is assembled with the poster during its manufacture or after printing the poster.
• the connection between the modules and the horizontal guides or profiles is carried out removably when the poster is placed in the display device.
• the modules are also replaced.
• the two groups of independent modules can be removable relative to the poster.
• the poster may be completely devoid of garment operations to achieve the joining of the modules with these selvedges.
• the independent modules remain attached to the display device when a poster is replaced. This embodiment is therefore more suitable when frequently changing the displayed advertising campaign.
• the guide may be formed by a rail.
• the guide constantly has a rectilinear elongate shape so as to make the slide connection with the independent modules.
• At least one rail can be movable in horizontal translation relative to the frame. This arrangement thus makes it possible to turn on the power in the horizontal direction of the poster by exerting traction on one of the lateral edges of the poster, the other edge being secured to a fixed rail relative to the frame.
• the guide may be formed by a rope held on the frame by an upper end and cooperating with a locking means arranged in a lower region of the frame, and making it possible to tension the rope vertically.
• the guide may have a curved shape when placing or removing the poster on the display device and a rectilinear shape when the poster is fully positioned in the frame.
• the use of a rope may allow to position the modules in an area below the lower zone of the frame while leaving slack at the locking means. In this way, the setting up of a poster by the operator is facilitated since all the modules can be secured to the poster in an area below the frame.
• each module may include a bore in which the rope is introduced.
• the connection between each module and the rope is sliding pivot type since each module can rotate around the axis of its bore. The rotation movement is removed when the poster is secured to the module and when a pull force is exerted horizontally on the poster.
• the frame may include at least one hook capable of spreading and maintaining in position the rope to exert tension in a horizontal direction on the poster.
• modules can be in various ways so as to cooperate reversibly or not with the poster.
• each module may comprise a plurality of pins adapted to cooperate with holes formed on one of the edges of the poster.
• holes can be made by means of a specific punching machine, especially when the support is formed by a sheet of paper. These holes are advantageously made once the printing of the poster is completed.
• each module may comprise a plurality of needles capable of cooperating with one of the edges of the poster.
• these needles can grip one of the edges of the poster by crossing and preventing its removal by a particular orientation or by non-return means such as the barb of the tip of a hook.
• each module may comprise a fastening hook-type strip adapted to cooperate with loops arranged at a rear face of one of the edges of the poster.
• the loops can be formed directly by the material of the poster and in particular by a non-woven or knitted fabric.
• the latching hook-type strip can, for its part, be attached to a flat face of each module by means of an adhesive layer.
• each module may comprise at least one hook capable of cooperating with the rope.
• the module is in solidarity with the poster and is reported on the poster prior to its implementation in the display device.
• the display device may comprise a manual actuating member adapted to move in vertical translation the movable horizontal profile.
• the establishment of a poster in the device does not require any motorized body, which simplifies the design of the device and therefore its cost.
• a set of pulleys, ropes and return on the mobile section can achieve this vertical translation movement.
• FIGS. 1 and 2 are front views of a device before and after the establishment of a poster;
• Figure 3 is a cross sectional view of the device according to the invention; and
• FIGS. 4 to 7 show different variants of independent modules capable of cooperating with a selvedge of the poster.
• the invention relates to a display device comprising means for attaching and energizing a poster on a frame.
• the display device 1 comprises a movable horizontal profile 3 whose positioning in the lower part of the frame 1 facilitates the establishment of a poster. It also comprises a fixed profile 5 adapted to be secured to a lower edge of the poster.
• the displacement of this movable section 3 can be achieved by means of a manual actuator comprising for example a rope 30 connected to a central piece 31, this central piece 31 being moreover connected to two ropes 33 and 34 whose two ends are secured to the horizontal section 3.
• Sets of pulleys 32 make it possible to carry out an angle deflection so as to reverse the translation movement of the central part 31 with respect to the profile horizontal 3, when an operator actuates the rope 30.
• two groups 7.8 of a plurality of modules 9 are arranged on either side of the two horizontal sections 3.5 and are each adapted to cooperate with one of the lateral edges of the poster.
• the guide 11 can be made using a rope along which the independent modules 9 can slide.
• a constant tensile force on the poster in a vertical direction can be achieved by means of the rope 30 which is then immobilized under tension.
• the guide 12 may also be in the form of a rail inside which independent modules 29 can slide. These modules 29 are able to cooperate with the two lateral edges 13, 14 of the poster 10 and are spaced from each other when it is fully installed inside the frame 2.
• the displacement in translation of the rail 12 opposite the lateral edge 14 can be realized so as to exert a constant tensile force in a horizontal direction on the poster 10.
• the displacement of the movable horizontal section 3 makes it possible to make a constant tensile force on the poster 10, and the presence of the independent modules 29 at the level of the lateral edges 13, 14 of the poster makes it possible to confer elasticity and avoids the formation of folds.
• the modules 9 may include a bore 21 within which the rope 11 can penetrate. In this way, a sliding pivot connection is made between the module 9 and the rope 11.
• the pins 23 can be arranged on the module 9 and are able to cooperate with a plurality of holes 24 formed on the poster 10 at level of a selvedge 4 of the poster.
• the module 59 may have a "dovetail" system penetrating into a recess-shaped housing formed in the rail 52. This arrangement thus makes it possible to form a sliding connection between the independent module 59 and the rail 52.
• the independent module 29 may also be in the form of a rod section penetrating inside a groove 40 of a rail 12.
• a fastening strip 25 is positioned to cooperate with loops 27 of a rear face 28 of the poster 10.
• these loops 27 may be formed directly by the material used to produce the poster, and in particular a non-woven or knitted fabric.
• a strap with loops may be reported on the poster.
• each independent module 39 can be attached in a non-reversible manner to the poster 10.
• it comprises two hooks 38 making it possible to slide with the guide 11 which is inserted between the two hooks, then rotate it to prevent it from being torn off.
• a device has many advantages, and in particular: it makes it possible to reduce the formation of folds at the different edges of the poster; it facilitates the establishment of a poster on the frame by allowing the attachment of the poster at the lower zone of the frame; it limits the number of garment operations on the poster, and thus reduces the cost of manufacturing such a poster; - It can be reported on existing panels and therefore does not require the change of the whole of a frame; it is entirely manual and therefore does not generate additional handling costs.

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