DE7008362U - RECEPTION CONTAINER FOR CRUSH BREAD OR THE LIKE. - Google Patents

Description

The pattern relates to a receptacle, in particular one Table-top container for crisp bread or the like, in particular made of plastic, with a box-like lower part on which at least a hinged, preferably also box-like and preferably hinged cover overlapping the lower part is. In such receptacles, crispbread or other bread or the like can not only be stored but also served. For this purpose, the lower part is desired with volumes drawn up on at least three sides so far that a stack of slices of bread is securely in them is held.

With such receptacles it is difficult to remove the lid to be linked to the lower part in a favorable UJeise. It becomes a simple one Swivel z. B. provided at the rear upper corner of the lower part, the lid is in the open position with its full width upwards. The opened loading

halter becomes unwieldy. There is also a risk that the opened lid closes when the container is handed over and the user hits the finger. These disadvantages the wider the dachshund, the more there are is.

A receiving container of the type mentioned at the outset is also known in which the lid is divided into two parts. 3ade half of the lid has an aiganes swivel joint on the opposite corners of the lower part. A cover part is unfolded after both strings. Although it only protrudes up to half of the entire length of the lid, you can then only reach into the container from two strings, and this is difficult because of the upright lid part. There is also the risk that the cover parts fall when the receptacle is handed over or when reaching into it. Furthermore, three parts are necessary for this solution.

There is also a bread box known with a flat tray-shaped lower part on which a fixed dome part is attached, to which a movable dome opening is hinged. The two cover parts in cross-section about viarte _v lkreisf shaped manner .. Here are the overall height only reason not increase the receptacle when opening the lid, because even with the lid closed the same height is available. "Eb are also at least three parts necessary.

The task of the illustrator is to create a receptacle of the type mentioned at the outset, in which while avoiding the disadvantages indicated above

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the lid then takes up the space of the container when it is open not significantly enlarged. The receptacle should can be made from ziaei parts and the cover should protect against unintentional damage when open Provide chance.

To increase a container of the aforementioned To keep the kind small through the open lid, it would be possible to bring the axis of articulation in the vicinity of the lower rear To lay the corner of the lower part. But this would have the disadvantage that the cover in the open position the total width of the container is enlarged, which is often difficult when the table is fully covered.

ZLr solution of the problem is according to the pattern Articulation within a - preferably the lowering of the folded-up lid permitting - sliding guide arranged. The cover can rotate and slide relative to the lower part execute. There is the possibility of the Align the Dachshund in such a way that, when open, it is at a small distance from its formerly upper inner surface to stand next to the rear wall of the lower part and with its rear wall or rear edge on the Table or near the table. So it only protrudes upwards with a part of its width the lower part out. When the lid is fully open, the volume of the container is no greater than that Width of the closed ceiling. It will also takes up very little space afterwards, as long as the height of the closed ceiling

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The articulation expediently consists of both sides of the container arranged, each in an elongated hole or in a groove sliding pin, l / crzuguisiss are dis Raging or elongated holes in the deck and in the pin on the lower part arranged, and in particular then, lasnn - laia as provided in a preferred embodiment of the fluster is - a box-like lid overlaps the lower part. Be a structurally simple and shapely one Execution types extend to the closed lid the grooves or elongated holes approximately horizontally. The pin sinrj expediently each in the vicinity of the rear arranged upper corner of the lower part.

In a further development of the iYiuster, the elongated holes in Their area receiving the respective pin when the cover is pushed back has an enlarged locking recess on. This makes it possible to open the lid in - |

to lock in an intermediate position, in which, for example, it is only folded up by about 45 and pushed backwards is. The lower edge of its front edge is aann z. S. on the upper edges of the side walls of the lower part on. This open position is sufficient to reach into the receptacle at an angle from the front and above. If a larger opening is required, the cover can be folded about 45 further into the vertical position will,

In further perfection, the tenons have a verfj

areiterten, through the enlarged locking recess a fj Leadable head on. This will guide the tenons

Significantly improved in the elongated holes. . §

Basonoers advantageously lst ₃ dsS through the snustergejnaEe .Articulation of the lid relatively wide formed Eerden ksnn without creating an unreasonable height of the open? To lead the container. With that one can get along with rait elnero single hinged cover part. Together ziii üezi lower part herds only zael parts are needed. As & unintentional closing of the deck to the closed position laird with certainty prevented. Dacilt can switch back at the table the whole or half gaöffnete Sehälter safe and bergarelcinit.

In a preferred embodiment; Is the lower part on three rare, and partly to the side and on the back, etu / a up to the Oheriaand of the lid i hochgezogsrs, ashrend idle Ucrderii; an.d only partially, preferably 3eiss stuia up to half, is drawn. The kastenartlioa lid also takes advantage of three seldom, and to the side and in front, down - preferably stiaa up to half the height of the lower part - but does not reach the back or only a short distance.

Older details and advantages of the! Flusters are given can be derived from the following description of an exemplary embodiment schematically shown in the drawing. In the drawing each show in side view

Fig. 1 Dan the receptacle with closed lid FIg. 2 with partially open dachshund and

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Fig. 3 with the cover completely open.

The receptacle shown in the drawing consists from a lower part 1 made of, for example, opaque plastic and an overlapping one hinged to it Lid 2 from z. B, clear plastic. The lower part 1 is box-like with an approximately rectangular base with raised sides 3, a raised rear wall 4 and a front wall 5 raised approximately up to halfway upper support rib 6 for the cover 2. The cover 2 is also box-shaped »lilit its l / order wall 7 and its two side walls 8 he grips down to the rest on the rib 6 and walks there into a handle bar 9 protruding to the front.

In the side walls 8 of the cover 2 is in the from The drawing shown is each in a slot 10 arranged, which is approximately horizontal with the lid closed (Fig. 1). Engages in the respective elongated hole in the mowing of the rear upper corner of the lower part 1 molded pin 11 with a widened Head 12 is provided. The cover 2 can be inserted over the head 12 with an enlarged rack recess 13 until the pin 11 runs in the elongated hole 10, ifiuster according to the locking recess 13 is on the the end pointing towards the opening side of the container of the elongated hole 10, that is to say in an area in which, when the cover 2 is pushed back, the respective Pin 11 comes to rest. As a result, there is a certain amount of locking in an inclined position Fig. 2 reached. In this position the handle

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bar 9 of the lid on egg upper edge 14 of the side walls 3 of the lower part 1.

From the stable shown in Fig. 2, the lid can aeiter be shifted to the rear. The rear lower Corners 15 of the lid 2, which are preferably rounded, get to the system at the table g. Like. The withdrawal opening It is further enlarged until finally the in Fig. 3 shown largest open position reached laird. The cover 2 has only a short one on its back Piece read it down reaching back wall 16, which in the closed position according to FIG. 1 up to the upper edge

14 extends down the rear wall 4 of the lower part. the Dimensions are such that in the 90 open position oes cover 2 the rear wall 16 at the lower end of the rear wall 4 of the lower part 1 comes to rest. The lid can then be swiveled a little further up to cie position shown in Fig. 3, in which the rear wall

15 to lie under the bottom of the lower part 1 comes.

In the framer; Of course, a number of modifications of the exemplary embodiment shown are still possible. For example, the sliding guide can also be created by molded strips that form grooves corresponding to the elongated holes 10. In principle, it is possible to form the elongated holes or the like also on the lower part and the pins on the cover, but the exemplary embodiment according to the sample is particularly favorable for a cover that overlaps the lower part. It is particularly advantageous in the pattern that through

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the box-like formation of both the lower part and |

a robust and functionally reliable \

mutual guidance and a certain seal

be enough. The latter is particularly true of bread |

important to bzu it from dehydration /. Humidity |

to protect as much as possible. $

Finally, solutions are also possible in which |

Ij the linkage and sliding guide by means of the |

The rear wall of molded projections reaches iuerden, the f

through a slot of the jeuieiligen counterpart gB- |:

leads are. A single extension, |

which together with the slot both fold up, - | as well as the lowering of the folded-up lid

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are used in the closed position vertically or diagonally %

Or curved elongated holes or the like. If i

the associated pin at a suitable location | ien be laid. Opposite these possibilities is. |

but the drawn embodiment in relation to f

Simplicity, easy handling, robustness and form |

beauty more advantageous. |

The ifiuster is also SITUATE for receiving other goods $

net, especially if it is then also used as a |

Table container is used. ΐ

Claims (1)

Receiving container for crispbread or the like, in particular Made of plastic, with a box-shaped lower part, on de.-, at least one hinged, preferably also box-like and preferably overlapping the lower part Lid is hinged, characterized in that the articulation within a - preferably the lowering of the folded-up Lid (2) permitting - sliding guide arranged is. 2. Preparer nach'Anspruch 1, thereby identified Draws the articulation out on both sides of the container arranged, each in an elongated hole (10) or a groove sliding pin (11). ?)}) 11 3 Jl)) 3. Saholder according to claim 2, characterized gsksnn shows that when the cover (2) is closed, the grooves or elongated holes (10) "are approximately horizontal extend. 4. Container according to claim 2 or 3, characterized <indicates that the grooves or Elongated holes (10) in the cover (2) are arranged in the pins (11) on the lower part (1). 5. container according to claim 4, characterized ge shows that the pins (11) each in are arranged near the rear upper corner of the lower part (1). 5. container according to one of claims 2 to 5, d a through characterized in that the elongated hole (10) in its when pushed back Cover the respective pin (11) receiving 3oreich an enlarged locking recess (13), 7. container according to any one of claims 1-6, as through characterized in that the pin (11) may be widened by the Einsn enlarged locking recess (13) insertable on the head (12) have. c. Sanalter according to one of claims 1-7, there through marked that the JI 7 ⁴ TA Lower part (1) on three strings, namely on the side and | on the rear wall (4), approximately up to the upper part of the Dek- jj kels (2) is pulled up, while the front wall (5) | only partially, preferably up to half, 1 is pulled up. | Container according to one of claims 1-8 _r thereby | marked that the box-like | Lid (2) on three sides, namely laterally and f in front, preferably up to about half the height of the! Lower part (1) reaches down while he is with his- I ner rear wall (16) not or only a short distance | reaches far down. I.