DE29606949U1 - Visual planet - Google Patents

Description

Applicant: 14 April 1996 Hz/St

Hans-Dieter Mahr Attorney File 16014

Sickingenstr. 7-9 D-34117 Kassel

Representative:
Patent Attorneys Walther, Walther & Hinz Heimradstr. 2 D-34130 Kassel

VISION PLANET

The invention relates to a visible planetette for accommodating several planetette pockets that overlap in a scale-like manner except for a permanently visible marking strip, with a rear wall that essentially corresponds to the width of the planetette pocket and with two side walls that protrude vertically from the rear wall, with recesses arranged in the side walls for the plug-in reception of retaining strips provided in the planetette pocket.

Such visual planets have been known for a long time and are preferably used in hospitals, with each planet pocket containing records of a patient's medical history.

Such sight planets are made of hard plastic, aluminum or metal and are usually very robust. This leads to a comparatively long service life of the sight planets.

The planet pockets inserted into the viewing planets are usually made of soft, flexible plastic, especially PVC, so that they can be easily opened and turned over. Due to the daily use of such viewing planets equipped with planet pockets, it happens from time to time that the viewing planets break and have to be replaced.

Since the retaining strips with which the planet pockets are inserted into the viewing planets are, depending on the manufacturer, sometimes circular in cross-section and sometimes rectangular in cross-section, only the appropriate planet pocket can be inserted into a viewing planet.

Based on this, the invention is based on the task of creating a viewing planetette into which any commercially available planetette bags can be inserted.

This object is achieved according to the invention in that the viewing planet of the type mentioned at the beginning is further developed in such a way that the recesses are designed in such a way that holding strips with a circular cross section or rectangular cross section can be inserted into the recesses.

A viewing planetette designed according to this technical teaching has the advantage that it can accommodate holding strips with either a round or rectangular cross-section and is therefore universally applicable.

Further advantages of the device according to the invention can be seen from the description and the attached drawing. Likewise, the

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The features mentioned above and those described further can be used individually or in any combination with one another according to the invention. The embodiments mentioned are not to be understood as an exhaustive list, but rather are exemplary in nature. The invention is shown in the drawing and explained in more detail using exemplary embodiments. They show:

Figure 1 is a perspective view of an inventive

Visible planetette with planet pockets inserted inside and a lid;

Figure 2 is a perspective view of the viewing planet according to Figure 1;

Figure 3 shows a section of a side wall of an inventive

Viewing planetette according to Figure 1, into which a retaining strip with a circular cross-section is inserted;

Figure 4 shows a section of a side wall of an inventive

Visible planetette according to Figure 1, into which a holding strip with a rectangular cross-section is inserted.

The individual figures of the drawing show the object according to the invention, partly shown greatly disproportionately enlarged so that their structure can be shown better.

Figure 1 shows a perspective view of a viewing planet 2 with two planet pockets 4 and a lid held therein. The planet pockets 4 and 4' are arranged offset in such a way that they overlap in a scale-like manner and the lower edge with the marking tabs 8 on them remains visible.

The actual viewing planet 2 with its rear wall 10 and its

Side walls 12, 12' is shown in Figure 2. The width of the rear wall 10 is selected so that the planetary pockets 4, 4' just fit between the two side walls 12, 12'.

The planetary pockets 4, 4' have retaining strips (not shown in Figures 1 and 2) which are designed to be flexible enough to
simply by bending them slightly in opposite directions
Recesses 14, 14' in the respective side wall 12, 12'.

As can be seen in Figures 3 and 4, among other things, the recesses 14, 14' are circular in their core and have right-angled extensions pointing in both directions parallel to the rear wall 10. This makes it possible for the recess 14' to accommodate either a retaining strip 16 with a circular cross-section (Figure 3) or a retaining strip 18 with a rectangular cross-section (Figure 4).

LIST OF REFERENCE SYMBOLS

2 View Planets

4.4' Planet Bag

6 lids

8 label tabs

10 Rear wall

12.12' side wall

14.14' recess

16 circular retaining strips

18 rectangular retaining strip

Claims (1)

CLAIM FOR PROTECTION Visible planetette for accommodating several planet pockets (4, 4') which overlap in a scale-like manner except for a permanently visible identification strip, with a rear wall (10) corresponding essentially to the width of the planet pocket (4, 4') and with two side walls (12, 12') projecting vertically from the rear wall, wherein recesses (14, 14') are arranged in the side walls (12, 12') for the plug-in reception of retaining strips (16, 18) provided in the planet pocket (4, 4'),
characterized, that the recesses (14, 14') are designed in such a way that retaining strips (18) with a circular cross-section (16) or a rectangular cross-section can be inserted into the recess (14, 14').