WO2004107279A2 - Warenfach mit ausziehvorrichtung für warenautomaten - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a goods compartment with pull-out devices for vending machines through which the goods compartments are slidably mounted
- vending machines have been known for some time, in which the goods are stored in goods compartments and are output from the goods specialists at the request of a customer
- a vending machine is described in US Pat. No. 5,499,707, in which compartments of different dimensions contain different goods. The dimensions of the compartments are based on the dimensions of the goods. At the customer's request, goods are removed using a removal device which is used for
- Goods compartment is moved, removed from a goods compartment and issued to the customer.
- US Pat. No. 4,600,119 describes a dispenser for goods compartments in the form of a spiral, which pushes the goods individually out of the goods compartment by rotation about their own axis. It is also proposed to arrange several of the product compartments equipped in this way one above the other and next to one another in a vending machine.
- DE 19946609 (Wurlitzer GmbH) describes a vending machine which has compartments which are arranged in horizontal compartments. Each department in a department group has its own output.
- vending machines are known from DE 19532728 (Wurlitzer GmbH), DE 3912903 (Wurlitzer GmbH) or DE 9016741 (Wurlitzer GmbH). Goods compartments are also arranged one above the other and side by side, from which goods are separated.
- the object of the invention is to develop a goods compartment and a vending machine in such a way that more convenient and simple access to the goods compartments for filling or maintaining the goods compartments or the vending machines is made possible than in the prior art.
- the object is achieved according to the invention in a goods compartment of the type mentioned at the outset in that the goods compartment has a pull-out device with at least one locking element, which locks the goods compartment in at least one pull-out direction in a locked position, in a release position releases the goods compartment for displacement in at least one pull-out direction , and tipping the goods compartment in an extended end position into a tipped filling position, the locking element locking in the tipped filling position and preventing inadvertent falling out of the goods compartment.
- An advantage of the compartment with pull-out device according to the invention is that the compartment can be pulled out of the vending machine completely and then easily moves from this extended position into a tilted filling or maintenance position. In this position, access to the entire merchandise compartment is very convenient. Access to the merchandise compartment can be increased from above instead of from the front as before. Filling and maintenance of the goods compartments is much easier in the extended, tilted and stable position.
- the goods compartment with pull-out device for sliding storage has rollers and / or guide rails.
- the rollers, the guide rails and the locking element are arranged in such a way that they enable locking, free movement and tipping of the goods compartment into the tilted filling position.
- the rollers are preferably attached to the outside of the goods compartment and are guided in the pull-out direction by the guide rails.
- the guide rails are fastened, for example, inside a vending machine.
- One or more guide rails preferably have a U-shaped profile in which the rollers are guided.
- the U-shaped profile of the guide rail preferably has a first, lower running edge and a second, upper running edge, on which the rollers are supported upwards or downwards or on which the rollers run.
- the pull-out device has a locking element which is pivotably articulated on one of the guide rails by means of a rotary bolt, the rotational movement of the locking element being stopped by one or more stops.
- the locking element preferably also has a handle for pivoting the locking element between the release and locking positions of the locking element.
- the locking element is designed such that it has a running section which, in the release position of the locking element, represents an extension of the first, lower running edge of the guide rail for the rollers attached to the goods compartment.
- the locking element acts like an extension of the guide rail.
- the locking element has a locking edge
- the goods compartment in the locking position of the locking element runs with at least one roller against the locking edge, so that the goods compartment is locked at least in one of the pull-out directions.
- at least one roller is prevented from continuing to roll by a blocking element during the separation or delivery of the goods from the goods compartments, so that the goods compartment is locked.
- the goods compartment is designed so that it can be moved in two or more directions, the movement in these directions can also be blocked by further locking elements.
- the blocking element (s) can be moved so that the goods compartment is released for displacement in at least one of the possible pull-out directions.
- the locking element or elements can, for example, be movably attached to the guide rails.
- the above-mentioned design of the locking element is preferred in particular because it enables a very compact, simple construction which includes all the necessary functional properties which are required for the operation and maintenance of a typical vending machine.
- a goods compartment or a vending machine with such goods compartments can be constructed very inexpensively.
- the rollers of the goods compartment are arranged such that one or more rollers are supported on the second, upper running edge of the guide rail and at the same time other rollers run on the first, lower running edge of the guide rail. This allows the goods compartment to be moved easily without tipping over prematurely.
- the arrangement of the rollers prevents the goods compartment from tipping over due to its own weight. Tilting only becomes possible in cooperation with the locking element towards the end of the pull-out process.
- the locking edge, the running section and the rotating bolt of the locking element are preferably designed in such a way that a role during the pulling out of the goods compartment when the running section rolls over. tes and after exceeding the rotary bolt while tilting the goods compartment due to its own weight, the locking element is pivoted into the locking position, so that the locking edge of the locking element blocks another, subsequent role, and prevents the goods compartment from falling out of the vending machine.
- the running section and the rotating bolt of the locking element are particularly preferably also designed such that when the goods compartment is lifted and pushed in from the tilted filling position in the vending machine, a roller pivots the locking element into the release position when the running section is rolled over after the rotating bolt has been exceeded.
- the running edges and the locking edge of the locking element are preferably designed such that they lock a roller together and prevent the goods compartment from falling out of the vending machine.
- An advantage of the above preferred embodiment is in particular the very simple handling of the goods compartment when pulling out and pushing in. No additional manipulation of cumbersome locking mechanisms is required for this.
- the locking elements are preferably arranged in the region of the ends and / or corners on opposite sides of the goods compartment. This ensures optimal access to the locking elements if the locking of the goods compartment is to be released by actuating the locking element. This further enables the goods compartment to be pulled out of the vending machine in at least two directions, or the locking device to be released from two sides in each case. If access to the goods compartment is difficult from one side or is unsuitable for maintenance or refilling with goods for other reasons, the goods compartment according to the invention can be pulled out from another side and brought into the tilted filling position.
- the goods compartment preferably contains its own dispensing means, which are arranged in the goods compartment.
- the maintenance or replacement of the dispensing means is made significantly easier by the compartment with pull-out device according to the invention, since the compartment as a whole can be accessed.
- Certain goods and / or dispensers require a greater inclination of the tilted goods compartment in order to ensure optimal access to them in the tilted goods compartment. Other goods would already fall out of the goods compartment at the same inclination.
- the design of the locking element therefore sets a certain tilt angle in the extended, tilted filling position.
- the different types of goods and the typical means of output can be taken into account. It can be provided with a single or more locking elements to set different angles of inclination depending on the type of goods. Angles of inclination between 10 ° and 60 ° are particularly preferred and angles of 10 ° and 24 ° are very particularly preferred.
- the goods compartment can preferably be pushed back into the vending machine simply by slightly lifting the lowered end of the pulled-out goods compartment without the locking element, further levers or locking mechanisms having to be actuated , This also simplifies the maintenance and filling process.
- the maintenance and / or filling process is preferably facilitated in that devices or elements of any kind, such as, for example electrical, mechanical or other connection and / or supply lines can be easily separated from the merchandise compartment or flexibly connected to the merchandise compartment.
- devices or elements of any kind such as, for example electrical, mechanical or other connection and / or supply lines can be easily separated from the merchandise compartment or flexibly connected to the merchandise compartment.
- the supply and / or connecting lines or devices in the form of plug-in groups or flaps or facings with integrated plug-in groups can therefore be separated from one or more goods compartments in a very simple manner.
- these connections are so flexible that they do not hinder the moving and tipping of the goods compartment.
- the goods compartment has several areas for different goods with different types of dispensing means.
- only goods of the same type are arranged in one or more product chutes in a product compartment.
- vending machines can be equipped with one or more compartments according to the invention with a pull-out device.
- the compartments according to the invention are arranged in the vending machines in such a way that they can be pulled out of the vending machines to the rear and to the front.
- a preferred vending machine with the product compartments according to the invention therefore has walls, in particular side, front and / or rear walls, which can be easily moved in order to move and / or maintain the product compartments or the operating parts.
- the product compartments and / or the operating parts can be serviced or equipped from the front or the back of the vending machine.
- This embodiment also represents only one of the various possibilities according to the invention.
- an arrangement is also conceivable in which the vending machine is opened, for example, to the sides or even up or down and the goods compartments are pulled out in this way and brought into the filling position.
- FIG. 1 shows a sectional side view of the goods compartment according to the invention with pull-out device, two locking elements in the locked position and locked goods compartment,
- FIG. 2 shows a side sectional view of the goods compartment according to the invention with a pull-out device in the release position of a locking element and a partially pulled-out goods compartment,
- FIG. 3 shows a side sectional view of the goods compartment according to the invention with a pull-out device in the extended and tilted filling or maintenance position in the direction of the front of the goods compartment,
- FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of the goods compartment according to the invention with a pull-out device in an extended, tilted filling or maintenance position towards the back of the goods compartment,
- FIG. 5 shows a perspective view of the goods compartment according to the invention with a pull-out device in the extended, tilted filling or maintenance position in the direction of the front of the goods compartment of the goods compartment,
- FIG. 6 shows an enlarged detail of a sectional side view of a locking element according to the invention in a preferred embodiment for smaller tilt angles
- FIG. 7 shows an enlarged detail of a sectional side view of a locking element according to the invention in a preferred embodiment for larger tilt angles
- FIG. 8 shows a perspective view of the front wall and side wall of the closed vending machine with product compartments according to the invention
- FIG. 9 shows a side view of the vending machine with the merchandise compartments according to the invention with a pull-out device with an open front door with two merchandise compartments which are pulled out in the direction of the front side (merchandise compartment direction of the merchandise compartment front) and are in a tilted filling and / or maintenance position with different tilting angles of the merchandise compartments .
- FIG. 10 shows a side view of the vending machine with the merchandise compartments according to the invention with a pull-out device with an open rear wall with two examples of the vending machine extending rearward (compartment-rear direction). drawn and in the tilted filling and / or maintenance position merchandise compartments with different tilt angles of the merchandise compartments,
- Figure 1 a vending machine with the compartments according to the invention with pull-out device, with doors open to the front and back and the control unit of the vending machine pulled out to the rear on telescopic rails (back of the compartment) and
- FIG. 12 shows a vending machine with the merchandise compartments according to the invention with a pull-out device, with doors open to the front and back and the control unit of the vending machine pulled out to the front on the telescopic rails (front of the merchandise compartment).
- Figure 1 shows the side view of an embodiment of a compartment 1 according to the invention with a pull-out device.
- the following descriptions initially only refer to one side of the product compartment, but apply analogously to the opposite side of the product compartment, which is not shown in FIG. 1.
- the same arrangement as in FIG. 1 is mirror-symmetrically on the opposite side of the goods compartment.
- FIGS. 4 and 5 there are further perspective 3-dimensional representations of the goods compartment with pull-out device, from which the arrangement as a whole can be seen.
- the merchandise compartment rear 260 of merchandise compartment 1 offers plug-in options for supply lines for the merchandise compartment.
- the goods are delivered from the goods compartment 1 via the goods compartment front 160.
- the pull-out device of the goods compartment is composed of a first and second roller 4, 5, a center roller 21 and a third and fourth roller 9, 10, which are all attached to one side of the goods compartment 1 from the outside.
- the merchandise compartment is stored on the first, lower running edge 6 by means of the center roller 21, the fourth roller 10 and the second roller 5.
- the weight of the merchandise compartment is transferred evenly to the first, lower running edge 6 and thus to the guide rail 2.
- the guide rail 2 is attached to the side walls in a vending machine.
- the first, lower running edge 6 is dimensioned such that the fourth roller 10 and the second roller 5 just barely rest on it.
- the third roller 9 and the first roller 4 are attached to the merchandise compartment somewhat above the rollers 21, 10 and 5 and are located above the locking element 3 and a locking element 11.
- the functioning of the locking elements is explained with reference to the locking element 3, but is analogous for each the locking elements are valid.
- the locking element 3 is connected to the guide rail 2 by means of a rotary bolt 35, so that only a rotational movement of the locking element 3 around the rotary bolt 35 is possible.
- the blocking element 3 is in the blocking position (likewise the blocking element 11).
- the locking element 3 is pivoted in so far that the locking element stop 32 rests on the guide rail 2.
- the locking edge 33 of the locking element 3 is then raised above the first, lower running edge 6 and the second roller 5 is prevented by the locking edge 33 of the locking element 3 from moving in the direction of the front 160 of the goods compartment 1.
- the compartment 1 is prevented from moving in the direction of the back of the compartment 260 by the blocking element 11.
- the goods compartment is thus fully locked and cannot be moved in either of the two directions.
- the rollers 4, 5, 21, 9, 10 are guided within the guide rail 2, which is why a lateral swinging out or a movement up or down the goods compartment is not possible.
- FIG. 2 shows a further side sectional view of the same arrangement as in FIG. 1.
- the locking element 3 is now in the release position, but the locking element 1 1 is still in the locking position. position.
- the goods compartment can now be moved in the direction of the front of the goods compartment 160.
- the locking element 3 is rotated counterclockwise around the rotary bolt 35 until one of the stops 51 or 52 stops the rotation.
- the stops 51 and 52 serve as a stop for an optimal release position, in which the running section 34 of the locking element 3 for the rollers 5, 10, 21 represents an extension of the first, lower running edge 6.
- the second, front-side roller 5 leaves the first, lower running edge 6 and moves over the running section 34 of the locking element 3.
- the locking element 3 is preferably of the width of the rollers, so that the running section 34 of the locking element 3 in the release position Extension of the first, lower running edge 6 represents.
- the weight now rests on the middle roller 21 and the fourth roller 10. In this position, a tilting movement of the goods compartment with the goods compartment front side 160 downward is prevented by the third roller 9 now resting on the second, upper running edge 7 from below the guide rail 2 supports. This counteracts a torque which results from an overweight of the front of the goods compartment 160.
- the third roller 9 is so far offset from the fourth roller 10 on the goods compartment 1 that it rolls along the second, upper running edge 7, while the first rear roller 9 rolls on the first running edge 6.
- the rollers 9, 10 do not interfere with each other, while the goods compartment 1 can be pulled out horizontally with minimal play, with rollers 5 and 21 gradually leaving the first, lower running edge 6.
- the pulling out of the goods compartment in the direction of the back of the goods compartment 260 is facilitated by gripping tabs 8 attached to the side of the goods compartment. At the tert. When pulling out the merchandise compartment in the direction of the merchandise compartment front, it is typically reached under the merchandise compartment 1, where ideal grip conditions are found, for example, on a sign holder.
- FIG. 3 shows the same side view of the goods compartment 1 with a pull-out device, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
- the goods compartment is now completely pulled out and is in a stable, tilted filling position.
- Only the third roller 9 rests on the first, lower running edge 6 and is prevented from continuing to roll by the locking edge 33 of the locking element 3.
- the locking element 3 is again in the locked position.
- the fourth roller 10 rests on the handle 31 of the locking element and causes the locking element 3 to be held in the locking position.
- the fourth roller 10 can tilt the locking element 3 into the locking position if, towards the end of the pulling out, the front of the goods compartment 160 slowly descends due to the weight of the goods compartment 1 is admitted.
- the locking element 3 is designed such that the goods compartment now reaches a predetermined inclination due to the support of the roller 10 on the locking element, and remains in this tilted filling position due to the weight of the goods compartment.
- the merchandise compartment cannot leave the pull-out device since the fourth roller 9 is prevented from continuing to run by the locking edge 33 of the locking element 3.
- the roller 9 is prevented from falling out of the vending machine 12 by the first, lower running edge 6 and the second, upper running edge 7.
- the front of the goods compartment 160 is slightly raised and the weight of the goods compartment 1 is shifted onto the third roller 9 and thus again onto the first, lower running edge 6.
- the goods compartment can then be pushed back horizontally, with the fourth roller 10 being the locking element. ment 3 when rolling over into the release position.
- the fourth roller 10 and then the middle roller 21 and finally the second roller 5 run in over the running section 34 of the locking element 3 and then between the running edges 6, 7 of the guide rail 2.
- the locking element 3 is designed such that - as soon as none of the rollers 4, 5, 9, 10, 21 rests on the running section 34 - it falls into the locking position because the side of the handle 31 has a higher torque with respect to the rotating bolt 35 exerts as the side of the locking edge 33.
- the insertion process is completed when the fourth roller 10 again abuts the locking edge 1 13 of the locking element 11. As soon as this happens, the locking element 3 falls back into the locked position and the goods compartment 1 is locked for the goods delivery process.
- the locking elements 3, 11 can also be designed such that they are frictionally connected to the guide rails 2 and thus tend to remain in the respective position.
- the locking elements 3, 11 can be pretensioned by springs so that they either always fall back into the locking position or into the release position.
- the pulling-out and pushing-in process of the goods compartment 1 runs in the direction of the goods compartment rear side 260. It should only be noted that the front rollers 4, 5 take over the function of the rear rollers 9, 10 and the locking element 11 the function of the locking element 3 and vice versa.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the extended and tilted goods compartment 1.
- the goods compartment 1 is extended and tipped in the direction of the goods compartment rear side 260.
- This illustration also shows the opposite side of the goods compartment 1 according to the invention with a pull-out device.
- the arrangement voltage corresponds to the representation in Figures 1 to 3 for one side of the goods compartment.
- the locking element 300 performs the same function as the locking element 3, the guide rail 200 behaves in the same way as the guide rail 2, the third and fourth running edges 600, 700 behave analogously to the running edges 6, 7.
- Backside 260, any goods compartment operating means 16, which are attached to the goods compartment during the goods delivery process, can be folded aside beforehand - as here - by means of a folding device and thus open the way for the goods compartment (1) towards the backside of the goods compartment 260.
- FIG. 5 is a further perspective illustration of the goods compartment from FIGS. 1 to 4, the goods compartment 1 now being pulled out in the direction of the front side of the goods compartment 160 and brought into the folded-down position.
- This illustration shows the locking element 100, which behaves analogously to the locking element 11, but is fastened to the guide rail 200 on the opposite side of the goods compartment 1.
- FIG. 6 shows an enlarged detail of a side sectional view of the same arrangement as in FIG. 3.
- the blocking element 3 is designed here in such a way that the goods compartment assumes a rather small angle of inclination in the extended, tilted filling position.
- the third roller 9 is supported here in part on the locking edge 33 and in part on the second, upper running edge 7 and the fourth roller 10 rests on the back of the locking element 3 instead of on the handle 31.
- FIG. 7 is also an enlarged detail of a sectional side view of the same arrangement as in FIG. 3.
- the locking element 3 is designed differently than in FIG. 6.
- the running section 34 is shortened compared to the locking element 3 from FIG. 6. Therefore, the fourth roller 10 now rests on the handle, while the first roller 9 rests only on the locking edge 33 and not on the second, upper running edge 7.
- Figure 8 is a front and side perspective view of a vending machine 12.
- the vending machine 12 is equipped with the product compartments according to the invention.
- the front wall 13 is provided with a disc 22 through which the compartments 1 inside and of course the goods can be viewed by the customer.
- the front of the operating part 15 is shown to the right of the pane 22.
- the goods removal area 19 is located below the pane.
- FIG. 9 shows the vending machine 12 from FIG. 8 with a front wall 13 designed as a door, which is shown open.
- Two goods compartments 1 according to the invention are shown pulled out of the vending machine 12 for illustration and are in a tilted filling and / or maintenance position. The two compartments have different angles of inclination.
- FIG. 10 shows the vending machine 12 from FIG. 9 with the rear wall 14 open, which is also designed as a door.
- the two goods compartments 1 are pulled backwards in the direction of the rear wall 14 of the vending machine from the vending machine and in a stable, tilted filling position.
- the two compartments 1 have different angles of inclination.
- the second compartment has an inclination of 24 ° and the lower compartment of 10 °. These angles of inclination can be predetermined, for example, by the shape of the locking elements.
- FIG. 11 shows the vending machine from FIG. 10 with the rear and front walls 13, 14 open.
- the control unit 15 is now pulled backwards towards the rear wall from the vending machine.
- FIG. 12 shows the vending machine from FIG. 11, with the operating part 15 now being pulled forward out of the vending machine.
- control unit 15 is mounted in the vending machine 12 in such a way that it can be pulled out and serviced either to the front or to the rear. This works e.g. by means of telescopic rails.
- the vending machine 12 is thus constructed such that it can be serviced and filled equally from the front via the front 13 and from the rear via the rear 14.
- the compartments according to the invention and the pull-out operating part 15 are provided.
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