DE7325089U - Pull-out guide for drawers - Google Patents

Description

Julius Blum Society m.b.!:. in 'öch.pt (Austria)

- for drawers

The i'euerun ·? · Refers to a pull-out guide for drawers or d ^ l., with both sides each a 3-body-wide trap-rail, one container-wide each Pull-out rail and between the pull-out rail and rollers that absorb vertical forces occurring on the mounting rail.

Pull-up guides for drawers, shelf boards

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or Tr a; / körbe Find is well known in the furniture industry.

Your job is in erp line, a easy movement of the affected furniture parts? to enable and continue? Find pie in most cases designed in such a way that Pie prevent the furniture part, for example a drawer, from being pulled out too far, thereby preventing it from falling and being damaged.

You are now known pull-out guides, to make it easier to pull out the drawers, provided with ball bearing or slide bearing rollers, which take up the weight of the drawer and take it up transferred to the mounting rail attached to the furniture body. Such extension guides are exceptional well proven and also allow easy handling of heavy loads, but they are liable to Disadvantage of the fact that they are relatively complex and expensive to produce, which is the case with such a Bulky items are particularly significant. As a result, despite their good function, they stayed with you v / second area of application, closed.

One has now set oneself the task of creating an Aupzi '-' h.fü ^v 'run - which coirms in the production of essential lic' ¹ "rilli" ° r and especially for light lic 'u ":!'" the. used in the increased Unf-Nr throw kar.n.

Yo: "sc ^l ls" e in this "iichtunrr now envisaged the use of unstable ladders instead of the usual castors. Ep, however, proved Pich in

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in practice that only very light drawers could be equipped with these.

To create zlehführung, which is much cheaper to manufacture than one equipped with rollers comes and still has good Eifensaften when moving.

This is achieved according to the invention in that at least one known per se on each side of the drawer Vertical force-absorbing gliders made of abrasion-resistant plastic in combination with at least a roller is arranged.

In a "preferred guide" example is provided that the slider is mounted at the rear end of the pull-out rail, while the front Has a roller at the end of the support rail.

In the case of particular loads, however, it will be necessary to provide that at the rear end of the pull-out rail a roller and a slider is arranged at the front end of the support rail.

The following is the innovation on the basis of the eggs of the accompanying drawings are described in detail without being limited thereto. Likewise, the in the following reference numbers do not mean any restriction. They only serve to make it easier to find related parts in the figures of the drawing.

The 3? Ig.1 shows a schematically held display

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picture of a piece of furniture with a pull-out guide according to the innovation ;; ng, Fig.2 shows a side view of a Exemplary embodiment of a Möbeliühxung according to the innovation; jLiij a.uK ^ o ^ ü (^ t; j; iöii state uiiu which 3? i ^. 3 shows a side view of a further embodiment of a pull-out according to the innovation in FIG closed state.

In Fig.1 are the supporting walls of the furniture with 1 and the drawer with 2. The support rails 3 of the pull-out guide are on the supporting walls 1 attached, while the drawer 2 is provided with the pull-out rails 4.

In the exemplary embodiment according to Pig. 2, both the pull-out rails 4 and the carrier rail 3 are manufactured with an I-profile and the carrier rail 3 has at its front end> ■ '. λ ⁽ - roller 5 on which the horizontal web 4 'of the pull-out rail runs off. At the rear end of the pull-out rail 4, the slide 6 is arranged at an angle between the vertical web 4 "and the horizontal web 4' of the pull-out rail 4. The slide 6 i. is manufactured in such a way that it engages around the horizontal web 5 ^{! of} the support rail 3 on both sides.

The Horizontalpteg 4 'of the A ^ pziehpchiene 4 i. ^Q t is provided with a locking projection 7 which is supported on the roller 5 when the drawer is pulled out.

I.i the version of the pull-out rail shown in Figure 3 the roller 5 is replaced by a plastic slider 8. This plastic glider 8 is in the execution example on a horizontal

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In this version, too, the upper verti ipt KalRteg 4 'of the pull-out rail 4 with a locking projection 7 forgive, v / elcher in the undressed state the pull-out guide touches the C7 conductor 8. The rear end of the AufziehPcMene 4 is again provided with a slider 6.

Although in the Ρί £ · .2 and 3 only one pull-up rail is shown and in the Sc ^! It goes without saying that such pull-out rails are used in pairs.

Claims (3)

6 1 I t> Ί - = i I I »/ 1 I »1 *) χ% * * * ■ • I ■ I I I 1 > I. Protection claims: . Pull-out guide for drawers or the like. with "both sides one body-side support rail each, one "container" each on both sides of the pull-out rail and between the pull-out rail and the mounting rail occurring vertical forces absorbing rollers, characterized in that, that at least on every protective side one that is known in itself and absorbs vertical forces Slider (6) made of abrasion-resistant plastic in combination with at least one roller (5) is arranged. 2. Pull-out guide according to claim 1, characterized in that that the slider (6) is mounted on the rear end of the pull-out rail (4), while the front Has a roller (5) at the end of the support rail (3). 3. Pull-out guide according to claim 1, characterized in that that at the rear end of the pull-out rail (4) a roller (5) and at the front end of the support rail (3) a slider (6) is arranged. 732508911.10.73