DE20210604U1 - Arrangement for attaching possibly labeled foils and / or tarpaulins to truck walls, truck trailer walls and other vehicles - Google Patents

Description

Utility model registration in the Federal Republic of Germany

Designation:

Arrangement for attaching, if necessary, labelled films and/or tarpaulins to truck walls and truck trailer walls and other vehicles

Applicant:

Fritz Grünewalt Weinstrasse 39 76835 Rhodt

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The subject of the present invention is an arrangement for attaching optionally labeled films and/or tarpaulins to truck walls and truck trailer walls and other vehicles.

As is well known, the walls of trucks and truck trailer walls are increasingly being used as advertising space, particularly in advertising technology. In particular, use is made of the fact that trucks, due to their great mobility, attract or attract the attention of a large number of people, particularly road users.

As is well known, truck walls and truck tarpaulins that are labeled, in particular printed or painted with advertising material and/or advertising images are state of the art, whereby changing the labeling or painting of rigid truck walls is expensive, time-consuming and complex. In the case of truck tarpaulins, replacing tarpaulins that have different advertising texts on them is also state of the art, although this replacement is time-consuming and expensive. Another known method for attaching advertising texts to the tarpaulins is to stick foils onto the tarpaulins, whereby these glued-on foils can only be replaced with great effort and possibly with damage to the tarpaulin.

These disadvantages of the prior art are overcome in a leap forward manner according to the proposal of the present invention.

The present invention is therefore based on the object of applying optionally labelled films and/or tarpaulins to truck walls and truck trailer walls in a quickly replaceable manner.

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This object is achieved in that the arrangement according to the invention consists of a tensionable rope with integrated freely movable fastening elements that can be attached to the horizontal upper truck wall and fastening elements that can be attached to the vertical truck wall and at least one film and/or tarpaulin with corresponding fastening elements, and/or a

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Frame that can be attached to the truck wall with a second frame that can be inserted into it, which carries the film or tarpaulin and/or consists of fastening elements that can be attached to the truck wall and at least one film and/or tarpaulin with corresponding fastening elements and/or at least one height-adjustable Roilo holder for a film and/or tarpaulin arranged on the truck wall.

The essence of the present invention is further described with reference to the accompanying Figures 1 to 4.

Figure 1 shows a truck with a longitudinal wall 1 with fastening elements 2. The reference number 1a designates the labeled film lying on the truck's longitudinal wall 1. The fastening elements 2 arranged along the edge zones of the labeled film 1a and below it the equally positioned edge zones of the truck's longitudinal wall 1 consist of a known push-button arrangement.

Instead of this snap fastener arrangement, there may be a hook and eyelet arrangement in whole or in part, with the hooks arranged at the edge zones of the truck's longitudinal wall and the eyelets at the corresponding edge zones of the labelled films.

This hook and eye arrangement may be replaced in whole or in part by a zipper system.

Instead of this zipper system, a Kether system can be used in whole or in part.

In Figure 2, according to a further embodiment of the present invention, a roller blind arrangement is attached to the rear wall of the truck trailer. The roller blind arrangement consists of the roller blind holder 4 and the labeled film 3 that can be pulled out and retracted according to the roller blind principle. According to a preferred embodiment, the roller blind holder 4 is designed to be height-adjustable and/or foldable by 90°, as shown in the side view in the auxiliary drawing of Figure 2. The reference number 5 designates the pivot axis of the roller blind holder and the reference number 6 the roller blind axis.

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Figure 3 shows a further embodiment of the arrangement according to the invention, wherein the reference number 8 designates a frame that can be attached to the truck wall and the reference number 9 designates a slide-in second frame onto which the film 7 and/or tarpaulin 7, optionally bearing a label or illustration, can be inserted.

Figure 4 shows a further embodiment of the arrangement according to the invention. Figure 4 shows a truck with a longitudinal wall 10 with a rope 12. Freely movable fastening elements 13 are attached to the rope. Fastening elements 14 are arranged vertically on the side edge zones of the truck wall. The reference number 10a designates the labeled film lying on the truck's longitudinal wall 10. The film is arranged with fastening elements 15 on the upper edge zone. The film is connected to the fastening elements 13 integrated in the rope and its own fastening elements 15 on the upper edge zone.

The connection of fastening elements 13 with the fastening elements 15 consists of a hook-eye arrangement, with the hooks on the rope and the eyelets in the labeled film.

The fastening elements 14 arranged vertically on the edge zone of the truck wall and the labeled film 10a are linked by a known snap fastener arrangement.

On the edge of the truck wall there is a winch 16 into which the rope is clamped. The winch can be used to loosen the rope using the crank 17, as shown with 12 a, relaxed rope.

According to a further embodiment, the arrangement according to the invention can be provided with active lighting.

A further embodiment of the fastening elements and fastening counter-elements consists of a click system known per se from the state of the art.

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A further embodiment of the fastening elements and fastening counter-elements consists of a zipper system known per se from the state of the art.

A further embodiment of the fastening elements and fastening counter-elements consists of a Kether system known per se from the state of the art.

The commonly used term "truck" for trucks in this disclosure also refers to the so-called truck transporters. The invention also relates to other vehicles.

Claims (11)

1. Arrangement for attaching optionally labelled films and/or tarpaulins to truck walls and truck trailer walls (1), (10) and other vehicles, characterized by
that the arrangement consists of various attachable fastening elements on the vehicle wall and on a rope (12) arranged on the vehicle wall and which can be relaxed by means of a winch (16) and at least one film and/or tarpaulin with corresponding fastening elements
and or
consisting of at least one frame (8) which can be attached to the vehicle wall, in particular the truck wall, with a second frame (9) which can be inserted into this and which carries the film or tarpaulin
and or
consisting of fastening elements that can be attached to the vehicle wall, in particular the truck wall, and at least one film and/or tarpaulin with corresponding fastening counter-elements
and or
at least one height-adjustable roller blind holder (4) for a film and/or tarpaulin arranged on the vehicle wall, in particular the truck wall,
consists. 2. Arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that it consists of fastening elements in the form of snap fastener matrix elements that can be attached vertically to the vehicle wall, in particular the truck wall, and the fastening elements arranged vertically on the film and/or tarpaulin consist of snap fastener matrix elements. 3. Arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that it consists of fastening elements which can be attached vertically to the vehicle wall, in particular the truck wall, with a film and/or tarpaulin vertically with corresponding counter-elements from a click arrangement known per se. 4. Arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that it consists of a rope attached to the vehicle wall, in particular the truck wall, fastening elements in the form of hooks that can be attached to the rope and at least one film and/or tarpaulin with corresponding fastening elements, namely eyelets. 5. Arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that it consists of fastening elements in the form of eyelets and at least one film and/or tarpaulin with corresponding fastening counter-elements, namely hooks, which can be attached to the vehicle wall, in particular the truck wall. 6. Arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that the fastening elements attachable to the vehicle wall, in particular the truck wall, consist of snap fastener matrix elements and the fastening elements arranged on the film and/or tarpaulin consist of snap fastener matrix elements. 7. Arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that the fastening elements attachable to the vehicle wall, in particular the truck wall, with a film and/or tarpaulin with corresponding counter elements consist of a click arrangement known per se. 8. Arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that the fastening elements attachable to the vehicle wall consist of a zipper element and the fastening elements arranged on the film and/or tarpaulin consist of the counter element of the zipper. 9. Arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that the fastening elements attachable to the vehicle wall and the fastening elements arranged on the film and/or tarpaulin consist of a Kether system. 10. Arrangement according to claims 1-7, characterized in that it is provided with known hinged rails which are arranged at the edge zones of the arrangement between the truck wall and the film and/or tarpaulin. 11. Arrangement according to claims 1-7, characterized in that it is combined with an active lighting arrangement located behind the mounting arrangement.