DE8906632U1 - Device for transporting instrument boxes, in particular for transport on the back of a person - Google Patents

Description

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Device for transporting instrument boxes, especially for transport on the back of a person

1·) State of the art and its disadvantages

When transporting instrument cases, such as violin and viola cases, or when transporting them _, the problem often arises: How can the transport be done comfortably and safely? Up to now, either carrying straps have been used for this purpose, which are attached directly to the case and enable it to be carried on the back of a person, or normal backpacks, into which the case can be placed . Both solutions, however, have considerable disadvantages, which do not lead to a satisfactory result for the problem analysis described above.

The straps mean that the case is directly exposed to the weather, which has adverse effects on the instrument inside. The case is also not sufficiently secured and can swing back and forth, which can also damage the instrument. In addition, this makes transporting the case particularly dangerous for cyclists. Furthermore, this type of transport is extremely uncomfortable because the strap(s) often rub against the neck and the case presses against the back with its corners and edges. Finally, an additional transport container (e.g. a briefcase) for sheet music and the like must be carried.
But also the transport in a normal

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;' most backpacks are too low, so that the box sticks out at the top and is therefore directly exposed to the weather, which in turn can cause great damage to the instrument. Since the cross-sectional dimensions of a normal backpack usually do not &igr; match those of a normal backpack,

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on the one hand damages the instrument and on the other hand endangers the cyclist. In addition, such a backpack for such transport

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2.) Problem

In order to avoid the disadvantages described, the innovation is based on the task of creating a device of the type mentioned above, which offers the instrument case and thus the instrument the greatest possible protection and the

'. Carrier a maximum of security and freedom

offers security.

The above object is achieved in that the walls of the container enclose the box on all sides and at least one adjustable band is arranged inside the container.

3») Advantages of the new device

The proposed solution allows the instrument box and thus the instrument

< transported easily and without damage

because it is specially fixed in the device by at least one band.

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In addition, the box is weatherproof JjI

rivers protected as it is completely in the foreground j

direction without sticking out anywhere. Transport is also extremely comfortable and safe for the wearer, as the device sits firmly on the back and the box is in the container |

ter cannot swing back and forth.

it is advantageous to separate the containers of size '

of the instrument box». This means that "

the box next to the at least one i,

for example, by means of an integrated elastic band adjustable. Depending on the different sizes of instrument boxes, containers of different sizes can then be provided. However, it is also possible to use a single container whose dimensions correspond to the largest instrument box suitable for carrying on a person's back. Each box can then be individually fixed in the container using the band(s).

In a further advantageous embodiment of the innovation, the at least one strap is split in two and provided with a Velcro fastener to connect both parts. The two strap parts can then also be made of non-stretchable or slightly stretchable material. The Velcro fastener allows them to be adapted to the respective size of the instrument case

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Finally, it is easy to handle, and then it is

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are installed at a great distance from the opening. :.;

It is also possible to use different 5 Bands within a container '

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the straps that are furthest away from the opening only have an elastic band incorporated and the other straps are split in two and have a Velcro fastening"

If only a single band is provided inside the container, it is particularly advantageous if it is arranged in the area of the opening. This allows a closure on the band to be easily operated. In a further embodiment of the innovation, the container has at least one pocket on its outside and/or inside. Additional material, such as notes, can then be stored in this pocket. So that the device takes up little space when not in use, it is advantageous if the walls of the container are made of flexible material. This means that the container can be easily folded up after use and therefore takes up little space. It is particularly advantageous if the materials are weatherproof and breathable. To prevent moisture from penetrating the container through the opening in rainy weather, for example, it is advantageous if this can be covered with a lid. Finally, in a further development of the innovation, the carrying straps are attached to the upper third of the container and to its lower end. This ensures that when the container is being transported, especially on a bicycle, it does not protrude beyond the person's back.

Further advantageous embodiments of the innovation are described below with reference to the drawings.

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figures explain. They show:

Fig. 1: a front view of a device according to the innovation,

Fig. 2: a side view of the device according to Fig. 1,

Fig. 3* a rear view of the device according to Fig. 1.

Fig. 4: a longitudinal section along the line I-I through the device according to Fig. 1.

k,) Description of an embodiment

Figure 1 shows a device according to the innovation with its front side upright. The device consists of a container Io, which is made of weather-resistant and breathable fabric panels sewn together in a sack shape. At the upper end there is an opening 12, which can be covered by a lid l8. The lid l8 can be secured to the front of the container Io with a Velcro fastener 19. This Velcro fastener 19 can also be replaced by any other fastener.

On the front, the container Io has a pocket Ik , which is also provided with a Velcro fastener 15. Here too, it is possible to replace the Velcro fastener with any other fastener. On the back (Fig. 2, Fig. 3) there are adjustable

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They can be sewn, welded, riveted, vulcanized or attached in some other way. They are attached in the upper third of the container and at its lower end. The carrying straps can be adjusted in length using straps, belts or in some other way, for example at their lower end.

Inside the container Io, in the area of the opening 12, a two-part band 2o is attached, running parallel to the opening plane. The two parts are sewn, welded, riveted, vulcanized or attached in some other way to the back of the container Io. The two band parts can be connected to one another by a Velcro fastener 22 located on their free ends. The Velcro fastener can also be replaced by any other fastener. The length of the band corresponds at least to the inside diameter of the container Io, so that the two parts overlap even when there is an instrument case in the container Io. The band 2o can be made of an elastic material in order to give the case a particularly good hold. However, inelastic or only slightly elastic material can also be used.

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Claims (8)

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