DE1795178U - DEVICE FOR STACKING HOUSINGS, IN PARTICULAR MONEY CASSETTES, CONSISTING OF THE LID AND BASE. - Google Patents

Description

Device for stacking housings consisting of cover and base, especially of cash boxes.

The new facility has stacking casings, in particular Money cassettes to the subject. As a result of the lack of space in the cash register the cash boxes are stacked. It is difficult to prevent the Avoid cassettes, especially if the cassette housings are inclined.

This deficiency in the housing consisting of cover and base is remedied according to the invention that on the one housing part, for example on the lid, one or more outstanding holding parts are arranged, each the other housing part cooperating with it when stacking or in the stack Secure move.

Such facilities can also be created, for example be that a longitudinal strip is provided on the one housing part, which is in a corresponding recess of the other housing part cooperating with him in the stack intervenes.

Instead of the longitudinal bar, angular or flat holding parts can also be used be chosen that the other housing part with angular brackets on the vertical Grip edges or demarcate it with flat holders on the side walls.

In the case of non-horizontal housings, special precautions must be taken not only to prevent the housing from sliding off, but also to prevent it from sliding vertically (not inclined) stacking.

To achieve this purpose, it is proposed that one housing part to be provided with so large projections at the inclined point that the housing lie horizontally when stacking.

These protrusions can also be used to prevent displacement, by interacting with the other in corresponding holding parts when stacking Housing part are plugged. Further security measures are then unnecessary.

In Figs. 1 to 6, the subject of the invention is in several embodiments shown.

Fig. 1 shows a vertical sonicity by two stacked one on top of the other Housing, according to line 1--1 in Fig. 3f Fig. 2 is a second stacking option the device according to Fig. 1; Figure 3 shows the plan of Figure 1; Fig 4 shows differently designed holder in plan and Fig. 5 + 6 in vertical section and in plan view of the lower case the use of a horizontal compensation causing projections to secure against displacement of the housing in the stack.

In these figures, 8 denotes the housing, 10 the housing cover, 12 the lower part of the housing, 14 retaining parts in the form of a longitudinal strip, 16 recesses for this bar, 18 angular holding parts, 2o projections to compensate for the inclination of the lid and 22 holding parts.

The holding parts are shown in all illustrations on the housing cover ; However, they can also be arranged on the lower part of the housing with the same effect, which is to be placed on the cover of the second housing.

In Fig. 1 and 3, a long bar 14 is provided, which is in a recess 16 engages the attached housing and secures it against twisting or sliding ; So that the attached housing comes into the horizontal position, there are 2 protrusions 20 provided for support.

The housings are shown in Fig. 2, not as in Fig. 1 with one on top of the other high ledges are stacked, but it is alternately over a high side of the one Housing set the low of the other housing. This stacking is special space-saving.

Should the housings be stacked according to Fig. 1 as well as Fig. 2 then, as shown in Fig. 1, there are two recesses (grooves) 16 required.

In Fig. 4 angular holding parts 18 are indicated, which are to be stacked include second housing at the vertical edges. Of course you can also use flat ones or otherwise designed holding parts instead of the angular ones chosen and attached to the Side faces are arranged.

Figs. 5 and 6 give a particularly favorable measure against shifting of the stacked housings, where the ones provided for horizontal compensation Projections 2o are used in such a way that they are in holding parts 20, which are to be placed on Housing are ordered, used; Other facilities to secure the sliding of the stacked housing are not necessary.

The holding parts and support parts 14,16,18,20,22 can with their housing part consist of one piece or be attached, they have a hollow or solid design be. The shape and arrangement of the holding parts 14, 16, 20 must of course be designed in this way be that the displacement of the stacked housings even with shocks not possible. Instead of the single long bar 14 (see Fig. 3) you can of course two or more rails or projections of any shape can also be arranged. The projections, recesses and holding parts 14,16,13,2o, 22 must depending on the housing content be arranged in such a way that they do not touch us! the contents of the case must be able to serve its purpose without being hindered by holding parts, protrusions, Recesses etc. occurs. Sohutzverbindohe: 1.) Device for stacking from Cover and lower part of existing housings, in particular of cash boxes, d a d u r o h g e k e n n z e i o h n e t that on the one housing part, for example one or more protruding holding parts (14) are arranged on the cover (10), each of the other housing part cooperating with it when stacking against Secure move.

Claims (1)

2.) Device according to claim 1, d a dir 0 h g e k e n nz e i c h n e t that on one housing part, for example the cover (lo) p, a longitudinal strip (14) is provided in a corresponding recess (16) of the other, with engages him when stacking cooperating housing part. 3.) Device according to claim 1, d a d u r c h g e k e n nz e i o h n e t that on the one housing part, for example the cover (to) angular or flat holding parts (18) are arranged, which the other, with him when stacking cooperating housing part include.