EP0181357A1

EP0181357A1 - Safety transport container

Info

Publication number: EP0181357A1
Application number: EP19850901987
Authority: EP
Inventors: Günther RATHGEB
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1984-05-05
Filing date: 1985-05-03
Publication date: 1986-05-21
Also published as: WO1985005144A1; DE8413739U1

Abstract

Ce récipient de sûreté (1), en particulier pour armes, peut être utilisé comme coffre-fort dans un bâtiment et comme armoire de sûreté anti-vol dans la voiture. Ce récipient (1) anti-vol ne peut être fixé que depuis son intérieur par des vis (19 - 28) à la carrosserie de la voiture ou à une paroi du bâtiment (3). Les vis peuvent avoir des formes différentes, par ex. être des boulons filetés (20) pourvus d'écrous de fixation (22) (écrous à oreilles) ou des boulons avec tête de serrage (28) vissés dans la paroi en passant à travers une plaque (2) ou directement dans des douilles taraudées (26).This security container (1), in particular for weapons, can be used as a safe in a building and as an anti-theft security cabinet in the car. This anti-theft container (1) can only be fixed from its interior by screws (19 - 28) to the body of the car or to a wall of the building (3). The screws can have different shapes, e.g. be threaded bolts (20) provided with fixing nuts (22) (wing nuts) or bolts with tightening head (28) screwed into the wall by passing through a plate (2) or directly in threaded sockets (26).

Description

Security container

State of the art

The invention is based on a security transport container according to the main claim. Such containers are known for weapon transport and mostly consist of aluminum, are designed like a case and, in addition to holding the weapon, also serve to transport binoculars, telescopic sights and other objects used in connection with the weapon. Gun cases of this type are mostly used by professional and sport hunters and, in addition to proper storage of the weapon and the accompanying objects, serve primarily to facilitate the transport from and to the vehicle in the house. The dimensions of such transport containers are adapted to the accommodation options in a motor vehicle, i.e. Length and transverse dimensions make the container suitable to be parked in the trunk or in the back seat of a car.

The disadvantage of these known transport containers is that they can be relatively easily broken open and, above all, completely stolen with their contents. As soon as the motor vehicle has broken open, the transport container can be stolen without any problems and then in a safe place for removing the Objects to be opened. Another disadvantage is that, for security reasons, the weapon must be accommodated at home in a weapon locker (armored locker) to prevent the theft of the weapon in the event of house break-ins and also to prevent unauthorized access. Such weapon lockers are either walled in or are so heavy that they cannot be transported away in the course of an intrusion. So if the weapon is to be transported, it must be reloaded from this fixed weapon cabinet into the transport container in order to then be put back into the weapon cabinet after use. Storage of the weapon in the transport container inside the house is not permitted due to the risk of theft.

Underlying task

The invention has for its object to develop a security transport container _ of the type mentioned, which can not be stolen from a motor vehicle without authorization and which can also be secured in the home.

Advantages of the invention

According to the invention, this object is achieved by the characterizing features of the main claim, with the advantage that, despite small additional costs compared to conventional weapon transport containers, namely in terms of stability and safe lockability, a safe that can no longer be removed from the vehicle is obtained. which can be attached at home in the same way, namely not stolen. Such a safe container, if used for weapons, can already be bought as an aluminum weapon case when buying the weapon, so that the weapon can be stored properly and permanently. Similar to the usual transport containers for the storage of the objects to be secured, the interior of the container can have preformed inlets. Such a container can be used for the transportation of jewelry, cash or securities. It can be used, for example, as a so-called personal box for personal papers and an accompanying document in trucks or as a sealable container for the Transport of certain papers through the GDR.

According to one embodiment of the invention, bolts which are arranged at one end in a fixed position and which protrude with their free end through recesses in the wall of the container into the interior thereof, in order to accommodate locking elements there, prevent the bolts from being pulled out of the recesses. Nuts running on threads of the bolts, for example wing nuts, are preferably used as locking elements.

Such bolts can either be firmly connected to the body, at least not detachable as long as the transport container is fastened by the locking elements, and they can be walled in at home in a house wall. The bolts can be designed so that they can also serve as a carrier of the transport container on the wall or in the motor vehicle. In any case, the locking can only be removed when the transport container is opened or access to its interior is made possible.

According to an advantageous embodiment of the invention, the bolts are fastened on at least one mounting plate which can be connected to the motor vehicle body or a fixed wall, screws preferably serving as a connection between the plate and the body or wall, the tool engagement point of which through the container in whose condition is covered. This makes it possible to easily assemble or disassemble this bolt carrier as long as the transport container is not attached to the bolt i. It is conceivable, for example, that the tab is mounted in the motor vehicle or on the wall by means of a quick-mounting device in the form of a latch, after which the transport container can then be fitted, thus preventing the quick-fastening device from being released from the latch.

According to the invention, it is also conceivable that, instead of bolts, other fastening devices are used with which such a safe transport container can be fastened to the body or to a wall without unauthorized persons being able to detach the container from the stationary base. According to an advantageous embodiment of the invention, the security locking device can have a time delay element that is effective when it is opened and / or the door of the container can be sealed.

Further advantages of the invention can be found in the following description of the example, the drawing or the claims.

drawing

Two exemplary embodiments of the object of the invention are shown in the drawing and are described in more detail below. Show it:

1 to 4, the first embodiment and

Fig. 5 to the second Ausführungsbeispiei each in plan view and in longitudinal or cross section.

Description of the embodiments

In the first exemplary embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, a transport container 1 for weapons is fastened to a stationary wall 3 by means of an intermediate plate 2. The wall 3 of a motor vehicle, for example in the trunk of the vehicle, or the wall of a building can serve as the fixed wall 3.

The transport container 1 consists of sheet steel, for example 1.5 mm thick deep-drawn sheet, which is welded to the edges of the housing 1. The container, which is closed on five sides, has a "reinforced door" 4, which is attached to the box on hinges 5 and can be locked by means of a double-bit security lock 6 with a box and closing on three sides. Such armored doors offer extraordinary resistance to being broken open and are usually not breakable by force without destroying the transport container or the door itself. This first exemplary embodiment serves to hold two long weapons (rifles) 7, which are accommodated next to one another in the transport container. 2, the transport container 1 is cut along the line II - II in FIG. 1, so that the rifle 7 can be seen in the side view. The rifle 7 is placed with its stock 8 and its forearm 9 on brackets 10 with foam pads 11 interposed therebetween. The rifle is lashed into the box by the stock 8 and a rubber band over a rifle barrel 12. The brackets 10 are designed so that a rifle scope 13 attached to the rifle 7 does not have to be dismantled for transport.

In this type of safe-type transport container, of course, as in known transport containers, other objects to be secured can be accommodated, which is not described in more detail here.

3 shows a section along the line III-III in FIG. 1, through which it can be seen that two rifles can be transported next to one another, here for example a single-barrel weapon 7 and a double-barrel weapon 14.

As can be seen particularly from FIG. 4 on an enlarged scale, the mounting plate 2 is screwed to the wall 3 with countersunk screws 15, the head 16 of the screws and the slot 17 provided there for the screwdriver through the bottom 18 of the transport container 1 is covered. The mounting plate 2 can thus only be screwed or unscrewed when the transport container 1 is not attached to it.

The transport container 1 is fastened to the intermediate plate 2 by means of stud bolts 20 which are fastened to the intermediate plate 2 and the other end of which is inserted through recesses 21 provided in the bottom 18 of the container 1. Nuts 22 then run on the threaded bolts within the container 1, with which the container 1 can be firmly clamped to the mounting plate 2. Mounting plate 2 and bolt 20 are preferably made of steel, the bolt being welded onto the plate. Wing nuts are preferably used as nuts 22 in order to be able to mount the transport container 1 on the mounting plate 2 without additional tools. Between the nut 22 and the bottom 18 of the container 1, a washer 23 is provided to counter a bulging of the bottom on this suspension part e Act. The washer 23 is preferably firmly connected to the bottom 18.

An assembly and disassembly of the transport container on the mounting plate 2 can only take place via the interior of the transport container 1, i.e. when the door 4 is open. So as long as the transport container is closed, it cannot be removed from the assembled location. This applies both to installation in a motor vehicle and in-house. For alternate suspension of the transport container either in the motor vehicle or in the house, a mounting plate can remain screwed to the wall in the house or in the motor vehicle. Of course, it is also conceivable that instead of fastening the stud bolts on the mounting plate, threaded bores are provided in the latter, into which hexagon bolts or wing bolts from the inside of the transport container are also screwed for fastening the transport container. The only disadvantage is that the threaded hole and bolt have to be aligned for screwing, which can be difficult for a person in such a relatively heavy container. In order to avoid these difficulties, an additional guide device, for example in the form of a smooth pin, would have to be on one of the parts, which engages in a corresponding bore in the other part. In the exemplary embodiment shown, on the other hand, the container 1 with the recesses 21 is hung on the stud bolts 20 in order to be screwed tight without any problems of escape.

The length of the transport container described as the first embodiment is determined by the length of the weapon, which is why such containers cannot be accommodated in smaller vehicles. Similar to the usual transport containers, there are also shorter versions for weapons that can be dismantled - the barrel is dismantled - a correspondingly shorter transport container has been chosen to represent the second exemplary embodiment, in which the holder 10, 11 (FIG. 7) instead of 2 now Has 3 support channels. Basically, however, the box 1 of this second exemplary embodiment shown in FIGS. 5 to 7 is constructed in the same way as the transport container 1 of the first exemplary embodiment. This also shows that the invention is not aimed at the dimensions of the transport container, but rather at securing or fastening it to a wall. According to the second exemplary embodiment shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, this attachment is carried out by cap screws 25 which can be screwed into threaded bores 26 which are provided in the wall 3. This can be either threaded bores in body parts of the vehicle or threaded bores in threaded bushings 27 which are embedded in the masonry. Washers 23 are also arranged between the head 28 and the container bottom 18.

As in the first exemplary embodiment, access to the fastening means of the transport container, namely the screws 25, 28, is only possible after opening the door 4 - the container 1. Of course, the type of fastening described for the second embodiment can also serve for a container shown in the second embodiment and vice versa.

Claims

SSafety transport container claims

1. Security transport container, which is stably closed on five sides and is provided on one long side with a lockable door, characterized in that the container (1) forms a safe and is provided with a safety locking device for the door (4) and one inside of the container (l) has accessible fastening device (19 to 28) by means of which the container (l) can be mounted on a wall (3) (motor vehicle, building wall).

2. Transport container according to claim 1, characterized gekennzeich¬ net that serve as a fastening device (19 to 28) screw means with bolts (20, 25) through openings (21) in at least one of the container walls (18) a connection from the interior of the loading ¬ to the wall.

3. Transport container according to claim 1 or 2, characterized gekenn¬ characterized in that the bolts (25) have a head (28) and from inside the container (1) through the recesses in the wall provided in threaded holes (26) can be screwed (Fig 6).

4. Transport container according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that between the transport container (l) and the wall (3) (motor vehicle, building wall) a mounting plate (2) is arranged, which is connected to the wall (3) and via threaded bolts ( 20) can be connected to the transport container (1) (FIGS. 2 and 4).

5. Transport container according to claim 4, characterized in that the mounting plate (2) is screwed to the wall (3) and that the tool engagement points (17) of the screw connection (15) are covered by the container (l) in the assembled state.

6. Transport container according to claim 4 or 5, gekenn¬ thereby, that on the mounting plate (2) studs (20) are attached which protrude beyond the recesses (21) in the container interior and that for fastening the container on the mounting plate (2 ) can be screwed onto the threaded bolts (20) nuts (22).

7. Transport container according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the container wall and door are made of sheet steel and for locking a double-bit security lock (6) with a box is used with bars which can be extended on three sides.

8. Transport container according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the security locking device has an effective time delay element when opening.

9. Transport container according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the door of the container can be sealed.