DE7632902U1 - Hanging frame for documents containers - Google Patents

Description

DR. SOLF & ZAPF PATENTANWÄLTE

JR. -ING. DIPL. ING. Λ. SOLF DlPL.-ING. CHR, ZAh ³ I.

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ELBA-FOLDER-FABRIK Kraut & Meienborri V, i: iU: & r. Moritzstrasse 15-19, 5600 Wuppertal 1

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The invention relates to a hanging frame for fastening, in particular on shelf supports, but also in cupboards or the like with 2wei parallel to each other, each iä C Xl'IlütSX U X ^ iiULUCia cxiiox TiawCiöC 1Γ. Ur.t ^ r- ^ hlCd-LlChOr Π .-- ν Vi a Interconnectable support rails for receiving documents containers, the documents containers in each case at least have a hanging rail which is bent at one end upwards and towards the other end as a hook and at the other end at the lower edge has a cutout and a .flies with cutout and hook on the mounting rails.

The DT-AS 1 194 369 shows a hanging rail for documents containers, whose design allows placement on two mutually associated mounting rails. The 'i.-agschicnen

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run parallel to each other and be arranged at different heights so that the writing can be pulled out well. The hanging frame made up of: rails and metal sheets has:; : hicdoner regards a disadvantageous structure. First of all, ί ~ 'Λν -.ι ·. Tra.pscliienen provided a different cross-sectional profile. This means double production or creation and delivery; > .: ui: iit but also a higher demand on the supplier: ·· ind and in general relatively hol - '..: costs. The sheets that connect the mounting rail! " ^1. ::. ':. ' Are angled at their? Upper and lower! di.r support rails. This formation of the sheets, ■. ■, -.;. iitc ur.d! ^: . :: t ⁿ "^Vilfuorfli; -i ■■■: ■. makes it necessary di <. :. ·. They and the support rails are to be connected to one another from the side by inserting -..- sliding. A Monday ■ η vertical direction is due to the Blechabv / inklungen not possible. Are the frame before ά ^ :: \ installation composed and in this state mounted in a cabinet, v / o: Since this known Hängerahnien intended zuiti installation in barrier, di ^ · permitting lateral interlocking joining the Rahrner.teile niciit, 3UI! two workers with correspondingly high wage costs are needed. In particular, this known hanging frame has no facilities whatsoever, so that it can be used to build shelves.

The invention is now based on the object of creating a frame that can be arranged in particular 3n shelf supports, the -ius: .ur

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·. · ■. : .i ^ - · ..-; ■:, rclariv consists of profiled individual parts, : i ui.i-erci.'idiider pluggable and therefore easy with one another

^! • Li. ^. Lb .-. R be :; should. It is also an object of the invention, - ■ ι :. : '.:'. '' was to achieve the lowest possible packaging volume per unit -ielü:;. He. INDUR: gsgemäß this object is achieved by ääi3 having two carrying rails the same cross-sectional profile and have to receive arranged on crossbars cm holding members at their end portions respective detents. In this case, the crossbars preferably have latches for the upright position of hooks arranged on the shelf supports. In this way, a particularly simple structure of a hanging frame or also of a shelf consisting of shelf supports and a plurality of hanging frames for documents containers, which can be carried out by a worker, is made possible by the individual parts being made possible by simple ^r v. -ii. connected to each other. The identical ■ '·. The formation of the support rails reduces the manufacturing costs. Since according to the invention cill ·; If parts are pluggable, the hanging frame can be completely dismantled, so that there is a small packaging volume. The hanging frame according to the invention can of course be arranged in cupboards with cloth. The vertical plug-in of the support rails into the holding members of the crossbars is of particular advantage, as this makes it possible to first attach the ι V .. - / '- Ji ¹ SCn to the inner cabinet walls in order to hi ^ xmach

just insert the mounting rails.

In a further development of the invention it can be provided that the holding members on the sides facing the support rails Trusses are protruding tabs. These are more expedient each formed in one piece with the crossbars and j have a sloping outward in the direction of the support rail] NEN bent out part and an adjoining end piece, the distance from the top of the traverse; enlarges towards the end. In order to further facilitate the attachment of the support rails to the support members, you can these should be rounded at the top edge. The side edges of each holding member can also be in the direction of their free end converge.

So that the mounting rails are secured in their position after the hanging frame has been assembled, it can be useful to use the Bend back the ends of the support members towards the top of the traverse.

Of particular advantage in terms of height and ease of installation and the packability for shipping is when the mounting rails have one vertical and two horizontal ones, for example Z-shaped webs arranged to each other and a parallel to the vertical web aligned extension at the end of one of the hori- j zonLaien webs have an existing cross-sectional profile and: are arranged between the crossbars so that one j

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of the support rails opposite the other, by 180 around their longitudinal axis is twisted and the vertically extending approaches are opposite one another. This training of the mounting rails offers the possibility that according to the invention each of the horizontal Support rail webs as a detent for a holding member one corresponding to the holding member, parallel and at a distance from the front edge the support rails may have running slot. In this context, it is particularly useful that the Holding members are designed so that they protrude upwards from the slots in the Exnbaulage.

In a further embodiment of the invention, the traverses at least at their lower longitudinal edges as notches that are open at the edge Have slots for insertion into the hooks on the shelf supports. For the purpose of a simple and inexpensive arrangement the hooks on the shelf supports, the latter can have slots arranged one above the other in a row, into which the hooks only are to be plugged in at the desired height. The hooks expediently have a Η-shape, the distance between the vertical Η-legs corresponds to the thickness of a traverse and the wall of a shelf support.

A particularly simple arrangement of the crossbars in cabinets can be made possible by the fact that the crossbars have holes for the passage of fastening screws.

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In the following, the subject matter of the invention is discussed in detail in: 3 Explained in more detail on the drawing illustrated embodiment. Show it:

Fig. 1 is a top view of the end area of an invented uui-

appropriate hanging frame,
Fig. 2 is a view of the hanging frame according to! ■. g, 1 according to 3

the section line II-II,
3 shows a section along the line II1-III in FIG. 2 on an enlarged scale,

FIG. 4 shows a detail of the invention and FIG. 5 shows a section along the line V-V in FIG. 4.

The ^c jrfindungsgemäße suspension frame consists of the support rails 1, 2 at their ends in each case a cross-member 3 is arranged. The support rails 1 have the same cross-sectional profile, which consists of a vertical web 4 and two horizontal webs 5, 6 as well as a projection 7 at the end of the web 6 that is aligned parallel to the vertical web 4. The webs 4 to 6 are arranged approximately in a Z-shape to one another, as can be seen in particular from FIG. The webs 5, 6 of the hanging rails 1 each have a longitudinal slot 8 which forms a detent and which is arranged parallel and Lm spaced at both ends 2. The spacing of the longitudinal slots 8 from the Stirnc.de 2 is dimensioned so that in each case a holding member, which is arranged on the cross member 3 and is to be described below, can be received therein. From Fig. 2 is

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:: i.tlicii that one of the support rails 1 compared to the other; ■ '. "' ui :: its longitudinal axis rotates between the cross-pieces;:. · ■ (; i: -: ·, ~ o that the vertical attachments 7 against each other. ■■■; ■: -:;. '"''-merly it can be seen from this figure that the .- ;; ■; i.ohen ν replaced arrangement of the mounting rails 1 er-.ci.t ei;. ·;. · ·..: I'i central alignment ler with their end areas] · .: ':; ΐ · α? ^ :. ι _; .; η: ί. 1 hanging rail 9, which has an eeh ..Ιτ -λγ. ^ '.- i'-jutetos Schrif tgutbehliltnis 10 e.g. a Hüuge- -, -t i .. · . ■■.;. ·.; ■ ..der- dercleic: η carries. The hand reschiei.e 9 be: ·..;:; ■ ·! · _- .. ·: '.:; -. .di ■: .ungsseit cent end an upwardly; ht-_ · te :., .- "■ ... :: ■ other end bent hook 11 and... -.j .--: .- .. · "; ..: L-.jre j cn einiinacli below ranuorrenen aussciiihll .--.: -. ':. -.::.:■: ir ige :, i'näbereich is also an unven .- . ■; Α.,:; ..; ::.:.:;: '; Intended to make the Sc hrif tgutbehältni ^. .:. yj- ': Tr: ". :: ■: .ier .-: - r. to hang the in the same :::. [· :: .. 2 \;. :: .- si:. ;; .. Gerrtäii the view of Fig. 2 sits: -.; _ · ■ ".! · -.E '::. I ~ ο · .- ::; Cutout 12 on the vertical extension -i'- i: ".!: .-.:. Ck in the direction of the left mounting rail 1, whereas the

; -. ui ".; ■ _ ■■ :. hc-rizcntäler. Steg 5 of the right eil in the direction of view ■ _: niene ^; -.egr. Zura Removing the document container:.: .. ^^ .- jrah ::. ^ :; v.-earth the rear, the cut-out 12-: .-. " -ι! -us α -... ¹ ":": Seat on the vertical extension 7 out-. ..- ■, ;;.:,; ::. CzZ container can be pulled out towards the front; .-. :: .-: · ..-... ä :: s . ■ :. he-fslst in reverse order. The hook

11 is formed in one piece with the hanging rail 9. But it is also possible to use the hook as a hanging rail end to train sliding part.

The traverses 3, which, like the support rails 1, are made of relatively stiff sheet metal, have an elongated, approximately rectangular form. Each traverse 3 has on the in the installation position the support rails 1 facing side tab-shaped retaining members 14, 14 a, which are cut free from the cross member 3 and nerau- are curved, in each case at the level of the horizontally aligned Web 5,6 of the support rails 1. Each holding member 14, 14 a has one of the cross member 3 inclined at an angle

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15, the end piece 16 is angled so that his Abotand Enlarged from the top 17 of the traverse 3 upwards. As Fig. 2 shows, the side edges 18 and 19 of the lower holding members 14 converge towards their free end, and the upper edge 20 of the lower holding members 14 is rounded. In contrast, the side edges of the holding member 14 a and perpendicular. parallel to each other, and the top edge is horizontal.

The crossbars 3 are preassembled in filing cabinets or on shelf supports 21, so that only the support rails 1 need to be attached. Should the hanging frame z. B. be arranged in cabinets, the trusses are 3 in the corresponding height on cabinet walls 2 <i (Fig. 1) and

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fastened with screws 2 3. To pass through the screws · each cross-member has 3 corresponding holes. '.' ». /.\xv An · ..: ··; -position of the crossbars 3 on a shelf support 2 1, di · .; in Fi »-. :. is only shown as an example as an angle, hooks.:! J,. ·. ■ · ■! ei. have an H-shaped training and between ih:>:. '.-rti !:: ■:. H-webs 26, 27 both a wall 2b of the k < "■■ · ι! St 1 1.: <.- ·.;., Luoi. The cross member 3 ^ ti. «tzon Jl above row of slots 29 aiii, in iie cüo üj. 1, with which they are each pushed over a hook 2 5 until the bottom of the slot 31 on the horizontal leg 32 utsi hook a Zj auioiL ^ t (rig. I). The Zv. R? / "™ - ^H - ¹¹ "· ■" n-Wistiitzpn 21 and traverses 3 can thus be done in the simplest way by plugging them together.

after the traverses 3 within a cabinet to each other opposite walls 22 or attached to shelf supports 21, only the support rails 1 are placed, and in such a way that the longitudinal slots 8 each with the Ha-tegiicder H, 14 a brought congruent wovden. With slight pressure-i: = u: the support rails i slide vertically downwards then the lia.teglieder 14, 14 a in the longitudinal slots 8 of the Trag ^ ehie-nei; i a. Since the end pieces 1o of the holding members 14, 14 a in the installation i ^ ge

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preferably more than half its length protruding from the shiit ...: ·, r: 8 is an absolutely reliable support;.; · ..r'l'va . ^ - snieuen 1 between the traverses 3 guarantees i ctet.

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Claims (6)

PROTECTION CLAIMS 1. Hanging frame for fastening especially to shelf supports with two parallel to each other, each at the front by means of a traverse at different heights connectable to each other support rails for receiving Document containers, the document containers each having at least one hanging rail that end up and bent towards the other end as a hook and at the other end on the lower edge has a cutout and rests on the mounting rails with cutout and hook, characterized in that that the two support rails (1) are the same Cross-sectional profile aufweiseri and at their end regions, respectively Latches (8) for receiving arranged on the crossbars (3) Have holding members (14> 14 a). 2. Hanging frame according to claim 1, characterized in that the cross members (3) detents (31) for vertical insertion in arranged on Jen shelf supports (21) Have hooks (25). 3. hanging frame according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that the Haltegliuder (14,1 ^ a) as - ι c - ■ '63? Hh / 'j' / 03 77 from the traverses (3) bent tabs aucry ... ο ι .- .: ■. are. 4. hanging frame according to claim 3, dadu rc; ge ke η n - shows that the Haiteglieder (1 -Ί, 14 a) each have an obliquely bent out part (15) and an adjoining end piece (16). 5. hanging frame according to one or more of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the support rails (1) consist of one vertical and two horizontal, webs (4, 5, 6) arranged approximately in a Z-shape to one another and one aligned parallel to the vertical web (4) Approach (7) at the end of one of the horizontal Ste, ge (5 or 6) have existing cross-sectional profile and are inserted between the crossbars (3) in such a way that one of the support rails (1) is 180 ° relative to the other is twisted about its longitudinal axis and the vertically extending Approaches (7) are opposite one another. 6. hanging frame according to one or more of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that each of the horizontal webs (5,6) of the support rails (1) as Latch for a holding member (14,14 a) a parallel and in Distance to forehead; ^: de (2) of the mounting rail (1) running 7632602 03/17/77 Lüngsschli- z (8). Hü :. ? '·. cream:. according to one or more of claims 1 to C, ■: ·. λ you:. ' chg (j denotes that the holding. · -;:. :: ■. ': ■. r ( 1 · -,. Ί ■' · e; in the Ein i ..- tu I d go from the longitudinal s-ni it.: -. n ^: '· ■. ■■■ ·. ":. .-: l.'. rMusr: -! gen. ; '.;: .. r ·; ■■, λ: .r:; e :. ^ C :. one or more of claims 1 to 7, . .; urc:. characterized in that the traverses {: '; "U: -. I: .. J ·. st - ^; in their · ο η lower linging edges (30) as notches y · :::.: ..:, i "; .-! .- ■ .Y.chα.it ζe. (31) for insertion into the on the shelf - ■ jt'-x-.: ■ :. (1. 1) arranged hook (25)! - sit. :. ·.: Γ. or more of claims 1 to 8, d -. ■.:. r : '■ :. χ ■ '.-. ke η η ζ calibrate η et that the t <does not matter- . ■: '■: \ e ■ :. (-: Ό ir. Rows of slots (29) arranged one above the other: u ::. Have hooks (25) inserted. H - ': .. ver-eh ::. En:. ^ ch one of several of claims 1 to 9,.: -: .. ί j. r -jhgeke η η ζ eich η et that the hooks.-S a ^ :: - Forrr · be ...: jz-sn, v; obei the distance between the v- -'t ik ';. " . ~: Vs: _ ■ - ■ " .rä; .." ic: ": η: .. ·.: H one or more of claims 1 to 8, - 14 - ^ - ■ * ■? .'- '■■ ·' ■ '- 3/17/77 - 14 - characterized in that the traverses ii (3) Holes (24) for inserting fastening screws j (23) own. 7632902 03/17/77