EP0957704A2 - Plattenförmiges aufnahmegehäuse für gebrauchs- und/oder verbrauchsgegenstände - Google Patents
Plattenförmiges aufnahmegehäuse für gebrauchs- und/oder verbrauchsgegenständeInfo
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- EP0957704A2 EP0957704A2 EP96939748A EP96939748A EP0957704A2 EP 0957704 A2 EP0957704 A2 EP 0957704A2 EP 96939748 A EP96939748 A EP 96939748A EP 96939748 A EP96939748 A EP 96939748A EP 0957704 A2 EP0957704 A2 EP 0957704A2
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
- A45D29/00—Manicuring or pedicuring implements
- A45D29/18—Manicure or pedicure sets, e.g. combinations without case, etui, or the like
- A45D29/20—Boxes, cases, etuis or the like specially adapted therefor
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45C—PURSES; LUGGAGE; HAND CARRIED BAGS
- A45C11/00—Receptacles for purposes not provided for in groups A45C1/00-A45C9/00
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45C—PURSES; LUGGAGE; HAND CARRIED BAGS
- A45C11/00—Receptacles for purposes not provided for in groups A45C1/00-A45C9/00
- A45C11/18—Ticket-holders or the like
- A45C11/182—Credit card holders
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45C—PURSES; LUGGAGE; HAND CARRIED BAGS
- A45C11/00—Receptacles for purposes not provided for in groups A45C1/00-A45C9/00
- A45C11/32—Bags or wallets for holding keys
- A45C11/325—Spare-key holders
- A45C11/326—Card-like holders
Definitions
- the invention relates to a plate-shaped housing made of metal or plastic, as described in the preamble of claim 1.
- a plate-shaped housing made of plastic is already known, which is equipped with a plurality of holding chambers for holding various articles of daily use, such as knives or files, the outer dimensions of this housing being surpassed by handles connected to the individual articles of daily use. When used in the receptacle, this shows
- Transport device for the objects on a dimension substantially corresponding to the main dimensions of a check card.
- the disadvantage here is that when the receptacle housing is removed, for example from a receptacle slot for a bank card in a wallet, the individual articles of daily use become detached from the receptacle housing and thus removal, but also insertion of the receptacle housing into such a receptacle slot is practically impossible .
- a plate-shaped receptacle made of plastic, in particular for credit and check cards, is also known, which preferably has a rectangular plan and a receptacle which consists of a base plate, a cover plate running parallel to this, and side walls which are perpendicular to the base plate or Cover plate run, is delimited. There is a receiving opening in one of the side walls, through which the credit or check card is inserted into the receiving chamber.
- the small external dimensions of such receptacle housings which are advantageous in themselves, in particular a small thickness, permit extremely space-saving accommodation of the receptacle housing, as is the case, when accommodating in a wallet is required. However, this advantage can only be used for an object to be inserted into the receiving housing, for example for a credit or check card.
- the object of the invention is to provide a plate-shaped receiving housing which, while maintaining the advantageous small external dimensions and the space-saving accommodation resulting therefrom, enables the objects to be held well in the receiving housing.
- the object of the invention is achieved by the features specified in the characterizing part of claim 1.
- the surprising advantage here is that the objects are arranged next to one another, as a result of which a small thickness of the outer dimensions can be maintained.
- a design according to claims 2 and 3 is also advantageous, since the objects can thereby be removed easily and quickly from the receiving housing or can be inserted into the latter.
- Training according to claims 6 and 7 have the advantage that the commodities or consumables can have different thicknesses and a minimum wall thickness of the receiving housing is still maintained, whereby a greater rigidity of the receiving housing is achieved.
- Another advantage is the design according to claim 13, whereby an extremely flat construction of the receiving housing is ensured and, moreover, the receiving housing is inserted and carried out in conventional receiving compartments, as are present in particular in briefcases, wallets or scheduling folders can.
- training variants according to claims 14 and 15 are also favorable, in which the consumer items and / or consumer items can be gripped even better or a frictional engagement of the holder of the utility items and / or consumer items in the receiving chambers can be increased.
- An embodiment variant according to claim 17 makes it possible to arrange all the receiving chambers only in the base plate or the cover plate.
- a development according to claim 18 makes it possible in a simple manner to adapt the receptacle housing to a wide variety of commodities and / or consumables with little effort, the rigidity of the receptacle housing being increased.
- a design according to claim 19 is also advantageous, as a result of which an easy-to-use cover is achieved without peaks or protruding parts on the receptacle housing which would prevent insertion into receptacle compartments, for example in wallets.
- Claims 20 and 21 have the advantage that, on the one hand, an automatic release of the cover is avoided and, on the other hand, a cover area can be completely exposed from the cover.
- Another advantage is a training variant according to claim 22, through which the
- Swivel plate itself can be locked in the receiving housing and / or at the same time enables a lock for sharp or pointed utensils, which must be secured against loosening for safety reasons.
- the claims 23 and 24 have the advantage that the utensils or consumables necessary for the most common applications can be arranged in the receiving housing.
- the claim 34 ultimately described has the advantage that, due to the standardized dimensions, the receptacle housing can be introduced or carried out in the most varied types of wallets, briefcases or scheduling folders.
- An embodiment according to claim 35 is also advantageous, since it enables an undisturbed insertion even with slight tilting of the object.
- the recesses are each partially arranged in the base plate and the cover plate.
- an embodiment according to claim 37 is also advantageous, since thin webs can thereby be used, which form a multiplicity of ribs between the cover and base plate, so that a very stable construction of the plate-shaped receiving housing, even with extremely thin wall thicknesses of the base or Cover plate can be achieved.
- the production from plastic in the injection molding process is simplified, since webs with a small thickness or wall thickness can be produced, which can be filled more easily with the plasticized plastic in such a thin component, and a honeycomb-like, more stable structure due to several thin webs running parallel to one another than is achieved with a few webs with a thick wall.
- a further embodiment according to claim 39 favors the establishment of the connection between the base plate and the cover plate by welding processes, for example ultrasonic welding processes.
- the flexibility of the base plate or cover plate in the direction perpendicular to its top or bottom side can be easily adapted to different needs depending on the distance between the individual connecting webs, so that accordingly Free space when inserting and locking utility objects or objects is achieved.
- an embodiment according to claim 41 is also advantageous, since defined connection areas are created between the base plate and the cover plate.
- FIG. 1 shows a top view of an accommodating housing according to the invention with introduced articles of daily use
- FIG. 2 shows the receptacle housing according to the invention in a side view
- Figure 3 is a base plate of the receiving housing according to the invention in a perspective view.
- Fig. 4 shows a cover plate of the receiving housing according to the invention in perspective
- Fig. 5 is a pivot plate of the receiving housing according to the invention in perspective
- FIG. 6 shows a section of the swivel plate, cut, along lines VI-VI in FIG.
- FIG. 7 shows a base plate of the receiving housing according to the invention in a top view
- FIG. 8 shows the base plate of the receiving housing according to the invention in a side view
- FIG. 9 shows the base plate of the receiving housing according to the invention, sectioned, along the lines IX-IX in FIG. 7;
- FIG. 10 shows the base plate of the receiving housing according to the invention, cut, along the lines X-X in FIG. 7;
- FIG. 7 shows the base plate of the receiving housing according to the invention, sectioned, along the lines XII-XII in FIG. 7;
- FIG. 13 shows the base plate of the receiving housing according to the invention, sectioned, along lines XIII-XIII in FIG. 7;
- FIG. 15 shows a partial area of the base plate of the receiving housing according to the invention, cut according to the lines XV-XV in FIG. 7;
- FIG. 16 is a top view of a cover plate of the receiving housing according to the invention.
- FIG. 17 shows the cover plate of the receiving housing according to the invention in a side view
- FIG. 18 shows the cover plate of the receiving housing according to the invention, sectioned, according to lines XVIII-XVIII in FIG. 16;
- FIG. 19 shows the cover plate of the receiving housing according to the invention, sectioned, along the lines XIX-XIX in FIG. 16;
- FIG. 20 shows the cover plate of the receiving housing according to the invention, cut, according to lines XX-XX in FIG. 16;
- FIG. 22 shows the cover plate of the receiving housing according to the invention, cut according to lines XXII-XXII in FIG. 16;
- FIG. 23 shows a partial area of the cover plate of the receiving housing according to the invention in a side view
- 24 shows a partial area of the cover plate of the receiving housing according to the invention, cut; 25 is a top view of a swivel plate of the receiving housing according to the invention;
- FIG. 27 shows a further embodiment of the receiving housing according to the invention in plan view
- FIG. 29 shows the receiving housing according to the invention, sectioned, according to lines XXIX-XXIX in FIG. 28;
- FIG. 31 shows a further embodiment of the receiving housing according to the invention in plan view
- FIG. 33 shows the central part of the receiving housing according to the invention, sectioned according to lines XXXIII-XXXIII in FIG. 32;
- 35 shows a further embodiment variant of the base plate 6 in plan view
- FIG. 36 shows the base plate, sectioned, along the lines XXXVI-XXXVI in FIG. 35;
- 39 shows a partial area of the base plate, sectioned, along the lines XXXIX-XXXIX in FIG. 35; 40 shows a partial area of the base plate, cut, according to lines XXXX-XXXX in FIG. 35;
- FIG. 43 shows a partial area of the cover plate according to the invention in the view according to arrow XXXXII1 in FIG. 41;
- Fig. 46 shows a portion of the base plate according to the invention, cut, according to the
- Fig. 47 shows a further embodiment variant of the swivel plate according to the invention in the
- 49 shows the receiving housing according to the invention with an inserted object, in particular a knife, in section, in a side view;
- FIG. 50 shows a partial area of the receiving housing according to the invention, sectioned, along the lines L-L in FIG. 49;
- 52 shows another embodiment variant of the base plate according to the invention in plan view; 53 shows the base plate according to the invention, cut along the lines LI1I-LIII in FIG.
- FIG. 57 shows a further embodiment variant of the receiving housing according to the invention in plan view
- FIG. 58 shows another embodiment variant of the receiving housing according to the invention in plan view
- FIG. 59 shows a partial area of the base plate according to the invention in the end view, along the line LIX in FIG. 52.
- a plate-shaped receiving housing 1 made of metal or plastic, which has a rectangular plan with a width 2 and a length 3 measured at right angles thereto.
- the width 2 distances two longitudinal side faces 4 which run parallel to one another and which run at right angles to transverse side faces 5 spaced apart from one another by the length 3.
- the plate-shaped receiving housing 1 has a base plate 6 and a cover plate 7, which are detachably or non-detachably connected to one another.
- the longitudinal side surfaces 4 and transverse side surfaces 5 also preferably run at right angles to the base plate 6 and to the cover plate 7. From the mutually opposite transverse side surfaces 5, interior receiving chambers 8 extend, in which objects, in particular everyday objects 9, but also consumables, are arranged.
- a longitudinal side surface 4 is connected to an upper side 10 of the cover plate 7 running at right angles to this, via an inclined surface 11 which extends from the longitudinal side surface 4 in the direction of the upper side 10 and the second longitudinal side surface 4 at an inclination angle 12.
- the second longitudinal side surface 4 and / or the transverse side surfaces 5 or at least parts of the longitudinal side surfaces 4 or transverse side surfaces 5 are inclined to the base and / or cover plate 6 and 7 and form the inclined surface 11.
- the inclined surface 11 or a region of the base plate 6 and / or the cover plate 7 assigned to it has a scale 13, in particular a length scale 14. Adjacent the inclined surface 11 extends the receiving chamber 8 for a knife 15 which forms the utility object 9, a knife blade 16 extending from the base plate
- a knife handle 17 is, however, arranged in a connecting surface 18 of the base plate 6 with the cover plate 7 facing away from a top groove 10 and arranged parallel to this underside 19 of the base plate 6, and thus only in the direction of the underside 19 bounded by the base plate 6.
- the knife handle 17 has a gripping surface 21 which runs approximately parallel and flat with the top 10.
- a further receiving chamber 8 for a file 22, for example, is arranged adjacent to the knife 15 and in the opposite direction to the scale 13. This is delimited in the direction of the upper side 10 and the lower side 19 by the cover plate 7 and the base plate 6, a receiving opening 23 for the file 22, via which the file 22 can be introduced into the receiving chamber 8, being arranged in the transverse side surface 5.
- the cover plate 7 has a rectangular recess 24 which projects from the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of the transverse side surface 5 facing away from it and in which a file handle 25 is arranged such that it is accessible from the outside via the recess 24.
- This enables easy handling of the file 22 and thus easy insertion and removal of the file in relation to the receiving chamber 8.
- a portion of the receiving chamber 8 is located above the recess 24, as is also available for receiving the knife handle 17 which can also be arranged in the base plate 6, made accessible.
- the receiving chamber 8 Adjacent to the receiving chamber 8 of the file 22, the receiving chamber 8 extends for a pair of scissors 26 which extend from the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of that facing away from it
- Cross-side surface 5 extends.
- a scissor handle 27 of the scissors 26 and an arcuate recess 24 of the cover plate 7 is covered in the direction of the top 10 by a swivel plate 28, the receiving opening 23 for the scissors 26 from the base plate 6 and the cover plate 7 in the direction of the Bottom 19 and the top 10 is delimited.
- the swivel plate 28 is mounted in a swivel receptacle in a corner region 29 of the receiving housing 1 via a swivel pin 30 running perpendicular to the top 10 or underside 19, which is preferably cylindrical. This is formed for example as a curved backdrop track 32.
- the pivot pin 30 can be secured in the pivot mount 31 against axial movement by means of a locking ring.
- the top 10 is spaced from the bottom 19 by a thickness 35 of the preferably rectangular receiving housing 1 and is between 1.5 mm and 5 mm, preferably 4.0 to 4.3 mm.
- the length 3 must not be less than 70 mm and no greater than 90 mm and, like the width 2, forms a multiple of the thickness 35 of the receiving housing 1, which means that it can be accommodated in conventional receiving compartments, such as, for example, in wallets, briefcases or scheduling folders are provided, is enabled.
- the thickness 35 of the receiving housing 1 becomes smaller as the length 3 increases, the thickness 35 of the receiving housing 1 being less than or equal to [1/18 times (70-70 Length 3) + 5] reduced. It is possible that all of the receiving openings 23 of the receiving chambers 8 are arranged on a transverse side surface 5 or longitudinal side surface 4.
- the receiving openings 23, for example the scissors 26 and the knife 15, on a transverse side surface 5 and the receiving openings 23 for the file 22, tweezers 33 and toothpicks 34 on a transverse side surface 5 facing away from them.
- a plane of symmetry of the consumer article 9 and / or of the consumable and / or the receiving chamber 8 running parallel to the base plate 6 and / or cover plate 7 is opposite a plane of symmetry of the receiving housing 1 running parallel to the base plate 6 and / or cover plate 7, which Thickness 35 halved, offset in the direction perpendicular to the base plate 6 and / or cover plate 7.
- the swivel plate 28 or part of the base plate 6 and / or the cover plate 7 cannot be pivoted, but rather can be adjusted relatively with respect to at least one receiving chamber 8 and / or displaceable or pivotable in a plane receiving the base plate 6 and / or cover plate 7 be stored.
- a cross-sectional dimension of at least part of a receiving chamber 8 with a small tolerance can be adapted to a cross-sectional shape of the utility item 9 and / or the consumer item, which can also be held in the receiving chamber 8 by friction.
- a surface roughness of the receiving chamber 8 and / or the utility item 9 and / or the consumer item can be Nem holding area, which may include the entire receiving chamber 8, have a higher surface roughness.
- a peripheral end edge of the utility item 9 and / or the consumer item, which delimits the outer contour thereof, is aligned approximately perpendicular to the base plate 6 and / or cover plate 7.
- the commodity 9 and / or consumable has a grip part protruding over its outer circumference, such as the file grip 25 of the file 22, which is arranged in the recess 24 and can also be held in the recess 24 by friction.
- the receptacle housing 1 is formed in two parts, the base plate 6 and / or cover plate 7 being able to be formed by a one-piece, flat blank.
- the cover plate 7 spaced apart from the base plate 6 via a central part, which in particular limits the receiving chambers 8, and to connect it by means of a connecting means, in particular an adhesive or welded seam.
- the swivel plate 28 can have a locking projection projecting above it, which protrudes into a locking recess of a utility object 9, e.g. the scissors 26, engages and secures them against automatic solution.
- the receptacle housing 1 can be designed as a one-piece component, for example as an injection molded part, the receptacle chambers 8 for the commodities 9 and / or consumables being formed by means of a slide during the injection molding process.
- the base plate 6 and the cover plate 7 are shown in a perspective view.
- the base plate 6 has a rectangular circumferential envelope surface 36 forming the longitudinal side surfaces 4 and transverse side surfaces 5, which bounds both the connecting surface 18 and the underside 19 distanced from this base plate by a base plate thickness 37.
- the recess groove 20 Located adjacent to the longitudinal side surface 4 facing away from the swivel mount 31 is the recess groove 20, which has a groove base 38 running parallel to the connecting surface 18, which is spaced from the connecting surface 18 by a groove depth 39 in the direction of the underside 19.
- the deepening groove 20, which serves to receive the knife handle 17 shown in FIG. 1, has a groove width 40 measured at right angles to the longitudinal side surface 4, which distances two groove side surfaces 41 facing each other and parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4.
- the recess groove 20 forms a step 42 in the region of the transverse side surface 5, which forms a partial region of the receiving opening 23.
- an arc surface 43 Arranged in an end region of the recess groove 20 opposite the step 42 is an arc surface 43 which preferably runs in the form of a circular arc and which connects the two groove side surfaces 41 running parallel to one another.
- the receiving opening 23 for the file 22 shown in FIG. 1 is located on the transverse side surface 5 opposite the step 42. This also has a step 42 and a recess groove 20.
- the recess groove 20 extends at right angles to the transverse side surface 5 and has a shoulder 45 in a transverse distance from the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of this opposite transverse side surface 5, which means that the groove depth 39 in the region of the transverse side surface 5 is greater than a partial groove depth 46 a portion 48 of the recess groove 20 extending from the shoulder 45 in the direction of an end face 47.
- a further recess groove 20 runs parallel to this recess groove 20 and is used to hold any further utility object 9 or consumable object.
- the recess groove 20 for the scissors 26 shown in FIG. 1 is located in the area of the swivel receptacle 31.
- a base surface 49 arranged parallel to the connecting surface 18, which extends beyond the connecting surface 18 in the opposite direction to the underside 19 by a height 50 .
- the base surface 49 is delimited by a guide surface 53 running at right angles to it and to the connecting surface 18 in a radius 51 around a center 52.
- the guide surface 53 has, in the region of a longitudinal side surface 4 adjacent to the swivel mount 31, a stop surface 54 running parallel to the latter, which has an end surface 55 running parallel to the transverse side surface 5, which is spaced from the center 52 by a distance 56 measured parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4. which is smaller than the radius 51.
- the center point 52 is located on a curved center line 57 of the swivel mount 31, which forms a curved slide track 32 for the swivel pin 30 - as can be seen in FIG. 1 - and a right angle to the base surface 49 in the direction of the Underside 19 has a measured receiving depth 58, which is less than a base height 59 bounded by the base surface 49 and the underside 19.
- the swivel mount 31 it is also possible for the swivel mount 31 to be designed in the form of a cylindrical blind bore.
- the recess groove 20 for the scissors 26 shown in FIG. 1 has two mutually facing flank surfaces 60, which do not run parallel to the longitudinal side surfaces 4, but are modeled on the outer shape of the scissors 26. Between the recess groove 20 for the scissors 26 and the longitudinal side surface 4 arranged adjacent to the pivot holder 31, there are two recess grooves 20 running parallel to one another and to the longitudinal side surface 4 for the tweezers 33 and toothpick shown in FIG. 1 on the transverse side surface 5 facing away from the pivot holder 31 34.
- the cover plate 7 has a slit-shaped opening 61 which runs parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4 and which extends from the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of the parallel side facing away from it extends transverse side surface 5 by an opening depth 62 and forms the recess 24.
- the slit-shaped opening 61 is delimited by an arcuate end face 63 which is distanced from the transverse side face 5 by the opening depth 62.
- the slot-shaped opening 61 and the recess groove 20 of the cover plate 7 correspond to the recess groove 20 and the connecting surface 18 of the base plate 6 and in each case form a partial area of the receiving chamber 8 for the knife 15 shown in FIG. 1, the recess groove 20 of the cover plate 7 with the connecting surface 18 forms the part of the receiving chamber 8 required for the knife blade 16 and the slit-shaped opening 61 together with the deepening groove 20 of the base plate 6 forms the part of the receiving chamber 8 necessary for the knife handle 17.
- the slot-shaped opening 61 thereby breaks through both the connecting surface 18 and the upper side 10.
- the transverse side surface 5 and the longitudinal side surface 4 are connected in the corner region 29 by a guide profile 64.
- the radius of curvature 66 is larger by a distance 67 than the radius 51 of the guide surface 53 of the base plate 6 that can be seen in FIG. 3.
- the distance 67 in this case distances an end face 68 which is concentric to the curved surface 65 and which has an end face radius 69 around the center 52 runs, which corresponds approximately to the radius 51 of the guide surface 53.
- the guide surface 65 has an arc-shaped recess 70, which extends opposite the guide surface 65 to the end surface 68.
- a guide arrangement 71 is created for the swivel plate 18, which consists of the guide surface 53 of the guide surface 65 and an annular surface 72, which is approximately parallel to the connecting surface 18 and is arranged in a circular arc around the center 52 and is delimited by the end surface 68 and the guide surface 65 ⁇ forms.
- the recess grooves 20 for the file 22 shown in FIG. 1, tweezers 33, toothpicks 34 and a further tool are shown on the transverse side surface 5 having the slot-shaped opening 61 opposite the transverse side surface 5.
- the recess grooves 20 have the recesses 24, which partially break through the top 10 and serve for better gripping of the tools or their handles.
- the swivel plate 28 is shown in perspective or a partial area thereof in section. This shows how the swivel plate 28 is guided in the guide arrangement 71. This is formed by the guide surface 65 and the ring surface 72, which are arranged in the cover plate 7, the guide surface 65 being at right angles to the top 10 and the ring surface 72 parallel to the top 10. By the Distance 67 an overlap area of the annular surface 72 and an upper side 73 of the swivel plate 28 is formed, whereby movement of the swivel plate 28 in the direction of the upper side 10 is prevented.
- the base plate 6 has the guide surface 53 already described, which extends beyond the connecting surface 18 in the direction of the top 10 of the cover plate 7 by the height 50.
- annular collar 76 is formed, which is guided in the guide arrangement 71, movement of the pivot plate 28 in the direction of the base plate 6 being prevented.
- the collar 76 has a web 77 which forms a stop with an inner surface 78 and the stop surface 54 shown in FIG. 3.
- a knife recess groove 81 which forms the recess groove 20 and is arranged adjacent to the longitudinal side surface 4 has a groove width 82 which is measured parallel to the width 2 and which is 12.83 mm.
- a groove side 83 running parallel to the long side surface 4 is spaced from a long side surface 4 by a distance 84 of 37.3 mm.
- the width 2 is preferably 54 mm, the length 3 is preferably 82 mm.
- the Messervertie ⁇ fungsnut 81 projecting from the transverse side face 5 in the direction of this Queracted ⁇ facing away from surface 5 to a depth before, wherein a circular verlai c end face 85 which servertiefungsnut the Mes ⁇ limited in the direction of the transverse side face 5 81, preferably circular arc-shaped runs and a center of the circular arc-shaped end face 85 is spaced from the transverse side face 5 by a distance 86 of 35 mm.
- a groove base 87 of the knife recess groove 81, which runs parallel to the connecting surface 18, is spaced from the latter in the direction of the underside 19 by a groove depth 88 of 1 mm.
- a further recess groove 20 forms a needle recess groove 89, which extends at an angle from the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of the transverse side surface 5 facing away from it and the longitudinal side surface 4.
- a center line 90 of the needle recess groove 89 therefore encloses an angle 91 of 3.5 ° with an auxiliary line running at right angles to the transverse side surface 5.
- the receiving opening 23 of the needle recess groove 89 lying in the region of the transverse side surface 5 is spaced apart from the longitudinal side surface 4 by a distance 92 of 5.17 mm, the needle recess groove 89 having a length 93 of 33 mm. Furthermore, as can be seen in FIG.
- a further deepening groove 20 forming file deepening groove 96 is spaced with a groove side surface 97 from the longitudinal side surface 4 by a distance 98 of 35.5 mm and has a groove width 99 of 7 mm measured parallel to this. Furthermore, it has a groove length 100 of 58.5 mm, running from the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of the transverse side surface 5 facing away from it, parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4. As can be seen in FIG.
- the file recess groove 96 has the shoulder 45 at a distance 101 from the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of the transverse side surface 5 facing away from it, which is 20 mm, with a groove base 102 in the course of the distance 101 extends from the connecting surface 18 in the direction of the underside 19 by a groove depth 103 of 1.2 mm and has a groove depth 104 of 0.7 mm from the shoulder 45 in the direction of the end region of the file recess groove 96.
- a further tool groove 105 is arranged, which runs from the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of the transverse side surface 5 facing away from it and has an arcuate end region, the center of which is spaced from the transverse side surface 5 by a groove length 106 from the transverse side surface 5. which is 52 mm.
- a groove side surface 107 of the tool groove 105 is spaced apart from the longitudinal side surface 4 by a distance 108 of 24.5 mm and has a groove width 109 of 2.2 mm.
- it has a groove depth 1 H) of 1.1 mm, measured from the connecting surface 18 in the direction of the underside 19.
- Another scissor recess groove 111 which forms another recess groove 20, has a groove side surface 112 which runs parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4 and is spaced from the longitudinal side surface 4 by a distance 113 of 13.5 mm.
- An end region 114 of the scissor recess groove 1111 has an end surface 115 running in the shape of a circular arc, the center point of which is distanced from the transverse side surface 5 at a distance 116 of 75 mm. Facing the groove side surface 112, a groove side surface 114 runs from the circular-arc-shaped end surface 115 in the direction of the transverse side surface 5 parallel to the groove side surface 112, up to a distance 118 of 42.59 mm.
- a groove base 123 of the scissor recess groove 11 is - as can be seen in FIG. 12 - spaced from the connecting surface 18 in the direction of the underside 19 by a groove depth 124 of 1.2 mm.
- the base surface 49 running parallel to the underside 19 is - as can be seen in FIG. 13 - spaced from the underside 19 by the base height 59 of 3 mm.
- the groove base 125 of the tool recess groove 105 already described is - as can be seen in FIG. 11 - spaced from the connecting surface 18 in the direction of the underside 19 at a groove depth 126 of 1.1 mm.
- a tweezer recess groove 127 extends from the transverse side surface 5 by a groove length 128 of 47 mm, which is identical to that of the recess groove 20 of the toothpick 34 shown in FIG. 1.
- the groove width 129 is 3.3 mm and that in FIG. 13 shown groove depth 130 is 0.6 mm.
- the swivel mount 31 is designed in the form of a curved elongated hole and has a curved center line 131 which extends in a radius 132 from a center point 133.
- the center point 133 lies by a distance 134 in the direction of the longitudinal side surface 4 and transverse side surface 5 of 3.5 mm.
- the radius 51 which delimits the guide surface 53 and is 29 mm, extends from these.
- the swivel receptacle 31 has a groove width 135 of 2.5 mm and a groove depth
- the cover plate 7 is now shown in detail.
- the slot-shaped opening 61 runs parallel to the longitudinal side face 4, perpendicular to the transverse side face 5, from this in the direction of the transverse side face 5 arranged adjacent to it.
- the slot-shaped opening 61, which forms the recess 24, has an arcuate shape End face 63, the center of which is at a distance
- the knife deepening groove 81 has a groove depth 140 of 0.6 mm measured from the connecting surface 18 in the direction of the upper side 10. Furthermore, as can be seen in FIG.
- the knife recess groove 81 has a groove width 141 measured parallel to the transverse side surface 5, which is 8.3 mm, the recess 24 having a recess width 142 of 13 mm measured parallel to the groove width 141.
- Two recess side surfaces 143 running parallel to one another and spaced apart by the recess width 142 run at right angles to the connecting surface 18, from the latter towards the top side 10 and have a rounded shape from a depth 144 of 0.7 mm, which has a radius 145 of 1.5 mm runs towards the top 10.
- An opening width 146 is in the range of
- the file deepening groove 96 runs adjacent to the knife deepening groove 81 up to a groove length 147 of 58.5 mm measured by the transverse side surface 5.
- the file recess groove 96 has the shoulder 45, which - as can be seen in FIG. 19 - is spaced apart from the transverse side surface 5 by a length 148 of 20 mm.
- the file recess groove 96 has a groove depth 149 of 1.2 mm from the connection surface 18 in the direction of the top side 10 and a groove depth 150 which extends from the connection of the groove base extending from the shoulder 45 towards the end region of the file recess groove 96 ⁇ surface 18 spaced in the direction of the top 10, is 0.7 mm.
- the upper side 10 has a bevel 151 in the region of the length 148.
- the recess 24 of the file recess groove 96 protrudes from the transverse side surface 5 by a depth 152 of 4 mm.
- Two mutually facing groove side surfaces 153 running parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4 are spaced apart by a distance 154 of 7 mm.
- the bevel 151 extends - as can be seen in FIG. 24 - at an angle 155 of 8.7 ° from the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of the upper side 10 and opens out in a length 156 of 6.5 mm into the upper side 10.
- the tool groove 105 which likewise has the recess 24, which projects from the transverse side surface 5 by the depth 152 in the direction of the transverse side surface 5 facing away from it.
- the tool groove 105 has a groove width 157, which is measured parallel to the transverse side surface 5, and which is 2.2 mm. Furthermore, it protrudes from the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of the transverse side surface 5 facing away from it, wherein it is semicircular in an end region and a center point is spaced 158 mm from the transverse side surface 5.
- a groove depth 159 of the tool groove 105 is - as can be seen in FIG. 20 - 1.1 mm from the connecting surface 18 in the direction of the upper side 10. In this recess groove 20, too, there is a bevel 151 on the top 10.
- the center point 52 is located at a distance 160, which is 3.5 mm, in each case spaced from the longitudinal side surface 4 and transverse side surface 5.
- the end face 68 which is concentric with the guide surface 65, has the end face radius 69, which is also measured at the center 52 and is 28 mm.
- a groove side surface 162 of the scissor groove 11 1 runs parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4 from the longitudinal side surface 4 at a distance 161 of 13.5 mm, one groove side surface 163 facing the groove side surface 162 extending from one end region of the scissor groove 11 1 to one Depth 164 of 42.59 mm measured from the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of this end region runs parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4. From this depth, the groove side surface 163 extends in the direction of the guide surface 65 and points a curvature surface 165, which extends the scissor groove 11 1 convexly in a radius 166 of 90 mm.
- a groove width 167 of the scissors recess groove 111 is 9 mm.
- Both the tweezer deepening groove 127 and the deepening groove 20 for the toothpick 34 shown in FIG. 1 run from the transverse side surface 5 to a length 168 of 47 mm parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4.
- the recesses 24 of these two deepening grooves 20 are analogous to the designs already described as well as the bevel 151.
- a groove depth 169 of these two recess grooves 20 is - as can be seen in FIG. 21 - 0.6 mm.
- the width 2 of the cover plate 7 is approximately 52.8 mm, the length 3 is approximately 82 mm.
- the scissor recess groove 1 1 1 has - as can be seen in FIG. 22 - a groove depth 170 of 1 mm.
- the outer ring surface 79 extends in a radius 171 of 29 mm around a center 172. This is arranged at a distance 173 from end surfaces 174 which run at right angles to one another and which is 3.5 mm.
- the inner radius 175, which distances the inner ring surface 74, is measured from the center 172.
- the pivot pin 30 is arranged at an intersection of the distance 173 and a distance 176, which is 8 mm, and is eccentric to the center 172.
- a distance between an inner edge 177 of the inner ring surface 74 and the end surface 174 is 31.05 mm.
- An outer distance 178 measured parallel to this distance which is measured from the end face 174, limits the outer ring area 79 and is 32.77 mm.
- the upper side 73 of the swivel plate 28 has a step 180, whereby an annular surface 181 is formed, which extends at a depth 182 of 0.7 mm.
- the pivot pin 30 is spaced from the top 73 by a height 184 of approximately 3.4 mm.
- the pivot pin 30 has a pin diameter 185 of 2.3 mm.
- the collar 76 projects beyond the inner side 75, which runs parallel to the upper side 73, by a height 186 of 1 mm.
- the top 73 is spaced from the inside 75 by a thickness 187 of 1.2 mm.
- the web 77 which is shown in dashed lines, has a web width 188 of 2 mm and protrudes from the outer ring surface 79 towards the end surface 174 by a length 189 of approximately 5.5 mm. For the sake of order it should be noted that all dimensions can of course be changed as desired.
- FIGS. 27 to 31 further design variants of the receiving housing 1 are shown.
- a plurality of receiving chambers 8 can be spaced apart from one another in the direction of length 3, which, for example, for receiving chewing gum 190 serve. These are arranged parallel to the width 2 of the receiving housing 1. However, they can also be arranged running parallel to the length 3, with an area facing away from the receiving openings 23, for example a receiving chamber 8 for other items 9.
- the base plate 6 can be formed with a box-shaped central web 191 and delimited by two side webs 192 which are spaced apart by the width 2.
- the side webs 192 each have a shoulder 193 running parallel to the length 3, which projects from the upper side 10, which in this case is predetermined by the base plate 6, in the direction of the lower side 19 by a shoulder depth 194.
- a cover plate 7 designed as a film is arranged in this section 193, for example.
- 31 shows a further embodiment in which the chewing gum 190 is arranged parallel to the length 3 and, for example, a toothpick 34 is arranged in an end region facing away from the receiving openings 23 and runs parallel to the width 2 of the receiving housing 1.
- FIGS. 32 to 34 A further embodiment variant of the receiving housing 1 is now shown in FIGS. 32 to 34, which are ultimately described together.
- This is formed in three parts, the cover plate 7 and the base plate 6 being spaced apart by a central part 195.
- the central part 195 forms recesses 196, which serve to receive utility objects 9 or consumer objects shown in FIG. 1.
- the middle part 195 has edge strips 197 which have a edge strip height 198.
- On the edge strips 197 are preferably integrally connected webs 199 which protrude in the direction of the recess 196 and have a web height 200 which is less than the edge strip height 198.
- This forms the already described paragraph 193, which is used for Receiving the base plate 6 or cover plate 7 is used.
- the sum of the double heel depth 194 and the web height 200 result in the edge strip height 198, the heel depth 194 corresponding to the base plate thickness 37 of the base plate 6.
- the partial regions of the receiving chambers 8 formed by the recess grooves 20 are at least partially delimited by chamber webs 201.
- the deepening grooves 20 thereby form a knife deepening groove 81, a needle deepening groove 89, a file deepening groove 96, a tweezer deepening groove 127, a scissors deepening groove 11, a toothpick deepening groove 202 and formed by the deepening groove 20 for the toothpick 34 shown in FIG a ballpoint pen groove 203, which is also formed by a groove 20.
- Chamber webs 201 for the needle recess groove 89 are sectionally delimited by partial webs 204 which are oriented at an angle to the transverse side surface 5 and are spaced apart from one another by the groove width 94 measured parallel to the transverse side surface 5. This is smaller than a diameter of a needle 205 to be inserted into the needle recess groove 89.
- the needle 205 when it is inserted into the needle recess groove 89, is held by frictional engagement in such a way that the needle 205 when inserted into the
- the needle recess groove 89 is deflected by the first partial web 204 arranged adjacent to the transverse side surface 5 up to the partial web 204 lying opposite it and is deflected from this opposite to the partial web 204 most distant from the transverse side surface 5. This results in an elastic deformation of the needle 205 in the needle recess groove 89, as a result of which the needle 205 is automatically held in the needle recess groove 89.
- the knife recess groove 81 in particular that portion of the same which serves to receive the knife handle 17, has a stop web 206 which forms the curved surface 43 and prevents the knife handle 17 from penetrating in the direction of the receiving opening 23 for the needle 205.
- a clamping web 207 which runs preferably parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4, extends in the direction of the insertion opening 23 of the needle 205. As can be seen in FIG. 36, this forms a clamping surface 208, which is inclined to a preferably parallel to the underside 19 running base 209 runs.
- the clamping surface 208 is spaced apart in the area of the stop web 206 by a height 210 which increases in the direction of the transverse side surface 5 which has the insertion opening 23 of the needle 205.
- a retaining projection 21 1 is arranged on the groove bottom 38 of the knife recess groove 81 and projects beyond the groove bottom 38 in the opposite direction to the underside 19.
- a centering web 212 which runs parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4 and which extends from the longitudinal side surface 4 by a clearance width 213 measured at right angles to this, a clearance 214 arranged in the corner region between the longitudinal side surface 4 and the transverse side surface 5 is arranged.
- Chamber webs 201 for the knife recess 81 which run parallel to one another and to the longitudinal side surface 4, in particular in the region of the knife handle 17, are spaced apart from one another by a width measured parallel to the transverse side surface 5, which is larger than the groove width 40.
- the receiving opening 23 of the knife recess groove 81 has, adjacent to the scissor recess groove 1 1 1, a centering web 215 running at right angles to the transverse side surface 5.
- the longitudinal side surface 4 also has an exemption 214 in a corner region between this and the transverse side surface 5 having the receiving opening 23 for the needle 205 a centering web 212.
- the stop web 206 has an inclined end face 216 which can be seen in FIG. 38 and which extends at an angle 216 'of approximately 3 ° to 25 ° to the base surface 209.
- the centering webs 212 and 215 have a centering web height 217, measured at right angles to the underside 19, which is less than a web height 218 of the chamber webs 201 designed as longitudinal webs 219.
- the file deepening groove 96 likewise has a retaining projection 21 1 and is delimited in the region of the receiving opening 23 by centering webs 220 which run at right angles to the transverse side surface 5.
- centering webs 220 which run at right angles to the transverse side surface 5.
- a stop web 222 runs parallel to the transverse side surface 5 and, following this, a clamping web 223 arranged at right angles to the transverse side surface 5.
- the centering webs 220 have a centering web height 224 which rise at right angles above the groove bottom 38 and in the opposite direction to the underside 19.
- the centering web height 224 is less than the web height 218 of the longitudinal webs 219 measured parallel to this.
- the tweezer depression groove 127 runs in a region between the file depression groove 96 and the scissor depression groove 11.
- the receiving opening 23 of the tweezer depression groove 127 is partially delimited by two centering webs 220 running parallel to one another and at right angles to the transverse side surface 5. These run like those which partially delimit the file groove 96 from the transverse side surface 5 to a web length 225 which limit the centering webs 220 in a direction perpendicular to the transverse side surface 5. Following the web length 225, longitudinal webs 226 extend at right angles to the transverse side surface 5 and in alignment with the centering webs 220. As can be seen in FIG.
- the receiving opening 23 of the tweezer depression groove 127 is further limited in the direction of the underside 19 by a transverse web 228 which extends over the entire groove width 129 of the tweezer depression groove 127 and one Has crossbar height 229, which is less than the centering web height 224 or the web height 227.
- a longitudinal web 232 On a side of the scissors recess groove 11 1 facing away from the tweezer recess groove 127 there is a longitudinal web 232, which in a partial area has a shape 233 which extends by a depth from the flank surface 60 of the longitudinal web 232 facing the flank surface 60 of the longitudinal web 232 in the direction of the curved web 231 234, which is measured parallel to the transverse side surface 5, protrudes.
- a stop web 235 which at least partially encloses a semicircle, is located in an end region of the receptacle opening 23 of the scissor recess groove 11 1 thereof.
- the transverse side surface 5 which faces away from the other transverse side surface 5 with the partial region of the receiving opening 23 for the scissor recess groove 1 1 1, there is a part of the receiving opening 23 of the toothpick recess groove 202.
- the partial regions of the receiving opening 23 are in turn formed by two at right angles to the transverse side surface 5 extending centering webs 220 and a parallel web running parallel to the transverse side surface 5 transverse web 228.
- the centering webs 220 are spaced apart from one another by a groove width 236, which is halved by a clamping web 230. This extends from the transverse side surface 5 at right angles to the latter and is delimited by a clamping web length 237, on which a second cross web 228 running parallel to the transverse side surface 5 is arranged.
- transverse side surface 5 which has the partial regions of the receiving openings 23, for example for the toothpick recess groove 202 or tweezer recess groove 127, there is a further partial region of a receiving opening 23 for the ballpoint pen recess groove 203. This is in turn partially delimited by centering webs 238, which, however, is angled from the transverse side surface 5 run to web length 225.
- longitudinal webs 239 extend which are curved symmetrically to one another, so that a region of the receiving opening 23 of the ballpoint pen groove 203 adjacent to the longitudinal side surface 4 is spaced apart from the longitudinal side surface 4 by a distance 240 which is measured parallel to the transverse side surface 5 and which is less than a distance 241 of the longitudinal web 239 arranged adjacent to the longitudinal side surface 4 in the end region 242 of the ballpoint pen recess groove 203.
- a connecting web 243 which runs between the longitudinal web 232 of the scissor recess groove 11 and the adjacent longitudinal web 239 of the ballpoint pen recess groove 203 and which is arranged in the region of the formation 233.
- a swivel receptacle 31 which in this embodiment variant is formed by a swivel bearing bore 244.
- a centering web 245 runs along a longitudinal side surface 4 and has centering extensions 247 in corner regions 246.
- the longitudinal side surface 4 has an inclined surface 11 that extends inclined to the upper side 10.
- Averted from the top 10 and arranged parallel to it - as shown in FIG. 43 - is an inside 248 which delimits the centering extensions 247 and which is spaced from the top 10 by a height 249.
- This height 249 forms the thickness 35 of the receptacle housing 1 shown in FIG. 2, since the centering extensions 247 engage in the exemptions 214 of the base plate 6 shown in FIG. 35 and are approximately level with the underside 19.
- the cover plate 7 has the opening 61 for the recess groove 20 of the knife blade 16, the opening 61 serving in particular to accommodate the knife handle 17.
- 43 is delimited by a boundary web 250, which in some areas runs parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4, and the opening 61 is delimited in the direction of a transverse side surface 5 by the end surface 63.
- the boundary web 250 in particular two longitudinal webs 251 which run parallel to one another and to the longitudinal side surface 4 and form partial areas of the boundary web 250, have mutually facing inner sides 252 which consist of vertical surfaces 253 running at right angles to the top 10 and in the direction of the top 10 through curved surfaces 254 are designed such that an opening width 255 measured at right angles to the longitudinal side surface 4 and spacing the vertical surfaces 253 from one another is larger than a width 256 measured in the area of intersection of the curved surfaces 254 with the top side 10 parallel to the opening width 255.
- curvature webs 257 Adjacent to the longitudinal webs 251 are curvature webs 257, to which longitudinal webs 258 connect opposite to the opening 61, of which the longitudinal web 258 adjacent to the longitudinal side surface 4 or the centering web 245, measured parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4, has a shorter length than that longitudinal web 258 which is distant from the centering web 245.
- the groove bottom 38 of the knife recess groove 81 arranged in the cover plate 7 extends in some areas inclined to the upper side 10.
- the file recess groove 96 arranged in the cover plate 7 is located in the opposite direction to the longitudinal side surface 4.
- This has a recess 24 which is delimited by web-shaped centering receptacles 259.
- Following the web-shaped Centering receptacles 259 extend longitudinal webs 260 parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4 and is at a depth 261 from the recess end surface 262 delimiting the recess 24, which extends from the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of the second transverse side surface 5 facing away from this, in which the opening 61 for the knife 15, in particular for the knife handle 17, is arranged, a transverse web 263 extending at right angles to the longitudinal webs 260 is arranged.
- a clamping web 264 extends from the transverse web 263 in the opposite direction to the recess 24 at half the distance of the groove width 99 of the file recess groove 96.
- the recess end surface 262 is distanced from the transverse side surface 5 by an end surface depth 265 in the direction of the further transverse side surface 5.
- the next recess groove 20, which is arranged in the cover plate 7, is the tweezer groove 127. This also has the recess 24, which is spaced with the recess end face 262 from the transverse side face 5 by the end face depth 265.
- the tweezer groove 127 is also delimited by the web-like centering receptacle 259. Furthermore, it is delimited by a longitudinal web 260 of the file recess groove 96 and by a longitudinal web 266 of the scissor recess groove 1 1 1.
- the web-shaped centering receptacles 259 have an upper side 267 which is spaced apart from a base surface 268 running parallel to the upper side 10 by a height 269. Furthermore, the centering receptacles 259 extend to a depth 270, in the connection of which, for example, the longitudinal webs 260 extend, which are spaced from the base surface 268 by a web height 271.
- the web height 271 is greater than the height 269.
- a further recess groove 20 is formed by the scissor recess groove 111, which is also arranged on the cover plate 7. This is partly limited by the longitudinal web 266 which also delimits the tweezer depression groove 127, which has a curved course in the direction of a quarter-circular recess 272 and is continued in an arc-shaped guide web 273, which forms the guide surface 65 for the swivel plate 28.
- the guide surface 65 extends in the radius of curvature 66 from a fictitious center 52. In the area of the upper side 10, the guide surface 65 has a web 274 which projects at right angles to the guide surface 65 in the direction of the center 52 and one at right angles to the guide surface 65 arranged, facing away from the top 10 annular surface 72.
- the longitudinal web 251 of the opening 61 for the knife handle 17 likewise has a web-shaped centering receptacle 259.
- the file recess groove 96 in particular the cross web 263 and the clamping web 264, have a surface 275, as can be clearly seen in FIG. 44, which surface is parallel to the top 10 extending support surface 276 is spaced by a height 277 in the opposite direction to the top 10.
- a further recess groove 20 is formed by the toothpick groove 202 arranged on the cover plate 7. This also has the recess 24, which is delimited by the recess end face 262, which is approximately one end face depth 265 from the transverse side face 5 in the direction of quarter-circular recess 272 is distanced.
- the toothpick ventilation groove 202 is delimited by two parallel longitudinal webs 278, which run at right angles to the transverse side surface 5.
- the partial areas of the longitudinal webs 278 assigned to the recess 24 in turn form web-shaped centering receptacles 259. Furthermore, there is a holding projection 211 in the toothpick recess groove 202.
- a centering web 279 runs parallel to the transverse side surface 5.
- a centering web 279 runs from the longitudinal side surface 4 adjacent arranged centering receptacle 259 of the file recess groove 96 in the direction of the centering extension 247.
- the recess groove 20, which is the most distant from the longitudinal side surface 4 forms the ballpoint pen recess groove 203 arranged in the upper part 7, which also has a recess 24.
- the recess 24 is in turn limited by web-shaped centering receptacles 259.
- a centering extension 280 which runs approximately in the shape of a quarter arc.
- the toothpick ventilation groove 202 has the retaining projection 21 1, which - as shown in FIG. 45 - is parallel to the upper ⁇ extends beyond base surface 281 by a shoulder height 282 in a direction opposite to top 10.
- FIGS. 47 and 48 A further embodiment variant of the swivel plate 28 is now shown in FIGS. 47 and 48, which are further described.
- the pivot pin 30 is formed by pin webs 283 which are offset by 90 ° to one another and which project beyond the inside 75 of the pivot plate 28 on the side facing away from an upper side 73. They protrude from the top 73 by the height 184.
- a stop bar 284 is also formed on the inside 75 and protrudes from the outer ring surface 79 in the direction of the pin bars 283.
- the swivel plate 28 has a step 180, which is formed by an annular surface 181 running parallel to the upper side 73.
- the swivel plate 28 also has a swivel stop 285 which is formed by the stop webs 286 projecting beyond the top 73 opposite the inside 75.
- the housing 1 is assembled as follows. First, the pivot plate 28 is arranged on the base plate 6, in which the pin webs 283 forming the pivot pin 30 are inserted into the pivot bearing bore 244.
- the cones webs 283 are elastically deformed in the direction facing each other and, by means of locking projections 287 shown in FIG. 48, secure against perpendicular to the inner side 75, ie axially directed movements and thus secure against automatic loosening of the pivot plate 28 from the pivot bearing bore 244
- the pivot plate 28 can now be pivoted along the curvature web 231 by an angular range of approximately 45 ° until the pivot stop 285 strikes a limiting web 288 which is arranged in the region of the pivot bearing bore 244 and can be seen in FIG. 35.
- the stop web 284 is located in an indentation 289 which can be seen in FIG. 35 and which is in an edge web 290 running along the longitudinal side face 4 is arranged.
- the cover plate 7 can now be placed on the base plate 6.
- the centering extensions 247 are inserted into the clearances 214 of the base plate 6.
- the centering webs 215, as can be seen in FIG. 35 are brought into congruent position with the centering receptacles 259.
- a part of the web 291 shown in FIG. 41 which also extends in the radius of curvature 66, is brought into a contacting connection with the connecting web 243, which can be seen in FIG.
- the arrangement of the knife 15 in the receiving housing 1 is shown by way of example in FIG. 49. It can be seen that the knife 15, in particular the knife handle 17, has an indentation 292 into which the holding projection 21 1 engages and thus prevents the knife 15 from moving relative to the receiving housing 1.
- the choice of material and, above all, the determination of the wall thicknesses of the various webs or connecting webs and the base or cover plate 6. 7 enable the same to be adjusted in an elastic manner, for example for locking or holding the utility objects 9 and / or consumables can be used.
- the base or cover plate 6, 7 can yield through an elastic, self-resetting deformation until the holding projection 21 1 in the indentation 292 engages in the knife handle 17.
- connection between base plate and cover plate 6, 7 can be made via an adhesive layer or by ultrasonic welding or the like.
- FIG. 50 shows a detail of the receptacle housing 1 in the assembled state. It can be seen how the cover plate 7 and the base plate 6 form the knife recess groove 81 in the region of the knife handle 17.
- the knife handle 17 is limited by a knife handle width 293 which corresponds approximately to the opening width 255 of the knife recess groove 81.
- the knife handle width 293 is smaller than the width 256 of the opening 61. This ensures that the knife handle 17 is secured against movement directed at right angles to the upper side 10.
- FIG. 51 shows that the knife 15 is arranged in the receiving housing 1 such that only the knife handle 17 is arranged in the knife recess groove 81, in particular in the region of the opening 61.
- the knife blade 16 projects in the opposite direction to the receiving chamber 8 of the knife 15.
- the holding or securing of the knife handle 17 against movement directed at right angles to the upper side 10 is described in FIG. 50.
- the holder or the securing against movement directed parallel to the upper side 10 opposite to the receiving chamber 8 for the knife 15 results from the holding projection 21 1, which engages in the recess 292 additionally arranged in the knife handle 17.
- the knife handle 17 consequently has two indentations 292 which are arranged on opposite surfaces.
- the knife handle 17 with the knife blade 16 projecting beyond the receiving housing 1 can be inserted in the receiving housing 1, as a result of which the knife 17 can be handled better.
- FIGS. 52 and 53 A further embodiment variant of the base plate 6 is shown in the jointly described FIGS. 52 and 53.
- the partial areas of the receiving chambers 8 formed by the recess grooves 20 are at least partially delimited by chamber webs 201.
- the deepening grooves 20 form a knife deepening groove 81, a needle deepening groove 89, a file deepening groove 96, a tweezer deepening groove 127, a scissors deepening groove 11, a toothpick using groove 32 formed by the deepening groove 20 for the toothpick 34 shown in FIG a ballpoint pen groove 203, which is also formed by a recess groove 20.
- Chamber webs 201 for the needle recess groove 89 are formed in sections by partial webs 204 which run at an angle to one another to the transverse side surface 5 and are spaced apart from one another by the groove width 94 measured parallel to the transverse side surface 5. This is less than a diameter of a needle 205 to be inserted into the needle recess groove 89. As already described, the needle 205 is elastically deformed and held when it is inserted into the needle recess groove 89.
- the knife recess groove 81 in particular that portion of the same which serves to receive the knife handle 17, has a stop web 206 which forms the curved surface 43 and prevents the knife handle 17 from penetrating in the direction of the receiving opening 23 for the needle 205.
- a clamping web 207 which runs preferably parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4, extends in the direction of the insertion opening 23 of the needle 205.
- a centering web 212 running parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4 is arranged, which extends from the longitudinal side surface 4 a free position 214 arranged in the corner area between the longitudinal side surface 4 and the transverse side surface 5 is arranged at a right angle to this measured exemption width 213.
- the receiving opening 23 of the knife recess groove 81 has, adjacent to the scissor recess groove 11, a centering web 215 running at right angles to the transverse side surface 5.
- the base plate 6 also has connecting webs 294, two of which are arranged in the region of the insertion opening 23 of the knife recess groove 81. These run parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4 following the centering webs 212 and 215 in the direction of the needle recess groove 89 and are spaced approximately by the groove width 40 on the inner side surfaces 295 which face one another and are arranged at right angles to the groove base 38.
- the connecting webs 294 have one, opposite from the groove bottom 38 to the bottom 19, according to a connecting web height 296, which delimits a connecting web top 297 facing away from the bottom 19.
- the longitudinal webs 219 are spaced apart from the inner side surface 295 by a gap width 298 which is parallel to the groove width 40.
- the receiving opening 23 for is located in the transverse side surface 5, which faces away from the transverse side surface 5 which, for example, has the receiving opening 23 for the needle 205 the scissors recess groove 11 1. In the direction of the knife recess groove 81, this is delimited by a curved web 231 which is concave with respect to the transverse side surface 5. On one of the knife The side of the groove 81 facing away from the recess groove 81 forms the flank surface 60.
- a longitudinal web 232 On a side of the scissor recess groove 11 facing away from the tweezer recess groove 127 there is a longitudinal web 232, which in a partial area has a shape 233 which extends from the flank surface 60 of the longitudinal web 232 facing the flank surface 60 of the longitudinal web 232 in the direction of the curved web 231 by a depth 234, which is measured parallel to the transverse side surface 5, protrudes.
- This shape 233 serves to hold the scissors 26 shown in dashed lines in FIG. 1.
- a stop web 235 In an end region thereof opposite the receiving opening 23 of the scissor recess groove 11, there is a stop web 235 which at least partially encloses a semicircle.
- Cover plate 7 shown. This is limited by the longitudinal side surfaces 4 running parallel to one another and the transverse side surfaces 5 running at right angles to these and parallel to one another.
- a centering web 245 runs along a longitudinal side surface 4 and has centering extensions 247 in corner regions 246.
- the longitudinal side surface 4 has an inclined surface 11 running inclined to the upper side 10.
- the cover plate 7 has the opening 61 for the recess groove 20 of the knife blade 16 shown in FIG. 1, the opening 61 serving in particular to accommodate the knife handle 17.
- the opening 61 is partially delimited by a boundary web 250, which in some areas runs parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4 and in the direction of a transverse side surface 5 through the end surface 63.
- the boundary web 250 in particular two longitudinal webs 251 which run parallel to one another and extend to the longitudinal side surface 4 and form partial regions of the boundary web 250, have mutually facing inner sides 252.
- connecting webs 301 which extend from the web undersides 302 facing away from the top 10 limited by the top 10 um a web height 303 are spaced.
- Adjacent to the longitudinal webs 251 are curvature webs 257, to which longitudinal webs 258 connect opposite to the opening 61, of which the longitudinal web 258 adjacent to the longitudinal side surface 4 or the centering web 245, measured parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4, has a shorter length than that longitudinal web 258 which is distant from the centering web 245. In a region aligned with the shorter longitudinal web 258, further connecting webs 301 extend parallel to the longitudinal side surfaces 4.
- the transverse side surface 5 arranged opposite the opening 61 has the receiving opening 23 for the needle 205 shown in FIG. 52.
- a needle web 304 is arranged which has a web surface 305 facing away from the top 10, which has a curved course and thus offers a partially comprehensive bearing to a jacket surface delimiting the cross section of the needle 205.
- the receiving opening 23 is delimited by the centering web 279 opposite to the centering extension 247.
- the centering web 279 has two strip-shaped pin extensions 306.
- the file recess groove 96 arranged in the cover plate 7 is located in the opposite direction to the longitudinal side surface 4.
- This has a recess 24 which is delimited by web-shaped centering receptacles 259.
- longitudinal webs 260 extend parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4 and is at a depth 261 from the recess end surface 262 delimiting the recess 24, which extends from the transverse side surface 5 in the direction of the second transverse side surface 5 facing away from it, in which the Opening 61 for the knife 15, in particular for the knife handle 17, is arranged, a transverse web 263 extending at right angles to the longitudinal webs 260 is arranged.
- a clamping web 264 extends from the transverse web 263 in the opposite direction to the recess 24 at half the distance of the groove width 99 of the file recess groove 96.
- the recess end surface 262 is distanced from the transverse side surface 5 by an end surface depth 265 in the direction of the further transverse side surface 5.
- a plurality of connecting webs 301 run parallel to the longitudinal side surface 4.
- the next recess groove 20, which is arranged in the cover plate 7, is the tweezer joint guiding groove 127. This also has the recess 24, which is spaced with the recess end surface 262 from the transverse side surface 5 around the end surface 265.
- the tweezer groove 127 is likewise delimited by the web-like centering receptacle 259. Furthermore, it is delimited by a longitudinal web 260 of the file recess groove 96 and by a longitudinal web 266 of the scissor recess groove 11 1.
- the web-shaped centering Men 259 have an upper side 267, which is spaced apart from a base surface 268 running parallel to the upper side 10 by a height 269. Furthermore, the centering receptacles 259 extend to a depth 270, in the connection of which, for example, the longitudinal webs 260 extend from the base surface 268 a web height 271 are spaced. The web height 271 is greater than the height 269.
- the 56 shows a detail of the receptacle housing 1 according to the invention in cross section, the base plate 6 and the cover plate 7 being connected to one another.
- the connection between the base plate 6 and the cover plate 7 takes place in such a way that, for example in the area of the gap width 298 between the longitudinal web 219 and the inside surface 295 of the connecting web 294, the longitudinal web 251 of the cover plate 7 rests positively on the connecting web 294.
- the connecting web top 297 and a web surface 307 of the longitudinal web 251 which runs parallel to the top 10 and faces it, e.g. by gluing or welding.
- a web surface 308 of the longitudinal web 219 is connected to the web underside 302 of the connecting web 301, which is adjacent to the centering web 245 of the cover plate 7.
- This connection system is also continued with the remaining connecting webs 294 and 301, which are each connected to corresponding chamber webs 201 on mutually facing surfaces.
- FIGS. 57 and 58 further design variants of the receiving housing 1 are shown. These preferably do not have a swivel plate 28. However, such can also be present, as shown in dash-dotted lines.
- the receptacle housings 1 have removal openings 309 either in the base plate 6 and / or in the cover plate 7, which serve for the better removal of items of use shown in the remaining figures. Such removal openings 309 can also be arranged in the swivel plates 28.
- the swivel plate 28 can also be used in a stationary manner and / or as a mirror.
- FIG. 59 An end view of the base plate 6 is shown in FIG. 59, which is ultimately described.
- the receiving opening 23 has an exemption 310 for the needle 205 shown in FIG. 52.
- the base plate 6 When the base plate 6 is assembled, this cooperates with the cover plate 7 shown in FIG. 54 and the needle bar 304 shown in FIG. 55, in particular with the circular arch-shaped web surface 305, in such a way that an arc-shaped cross-sectional area is created which corresponds to a cross section of the Corresponds to needle 205 and thus centers the needle 205 is achieved.
- the base plate 6 also has a removal opening 309.
- an inner height 31 1, that is to say the free dimension perpendicular to the base or cover plate 6, 7, is the same between the mutually facing inner surfaces of the base or cover plate 6, 7 or greater than a thickness of the object to be picked up, in particular consumer article 9.
- the webs in particular the chamber web 201, the stop web 206, the longitudinal webs 219, 226, the curvature webs 231 and / or the centering webs 220, which protrude vertically over these inner surfaces of the base or cover plate 6, 7, can be in this case each extend from the cover plate 7 in the direction of the base plate 6 or from the base plate 6 in the direction of the cover plate 7 over the entire inner height 311 or in each case only over part of the inner height 311, so that when the base plate or cover plate 6 is placed one on top of the other, 7 lying next to each other each extend from the base plate 6 to the cover plate 7 or together form a continuous web from the base plate 6 to the cover plate 7.
- the webs extend over the entire inner height 31 1, that a plurality of webs lying parallel to one another are arranged distributed over the surface of the plate-shaped receiving housing 1, so that the component is ribbed and thus also thin Wall thicknesses 312 or thicknesses 313 of the webs can be achieved, so that it is possible to distribute the plastic evenly into all cavities via this plate-shaped receiving housing 1 during manufacture by an injection molding process.
- connecting webs 294, 301 are assigned. These connecting webs 294, 301 have a considerably smaller width 314 than the thickness 313 of the webs, for example the curvature webs 231 and / or the centering webs 220, the longitudinal webs 219, 226, the stop webs 206 and the chamber webs 201.
- a height 315 of the connecting webs 294, 301 is between 0.01 and 0.5 mm.
- These connecting webs 294, 301 primarily serve as so-called energy direction transmitters during ultrasonic welding, in which a connection is made between the respective web and the base plate or cover plate 6, 7 opposite it.
- By arranging these energy direction sensors at a distance from one another in the longitudinal direction of the individual webs it is also possible to create regions in the receiving housing 1 which allow a certain elastic mobility perpendicular to their top side 10 of the cover plate 7. This has the advantage that the increase in volume required for inserting objects, in particular commodities 9, for latching the objects into corresponding holders or retaining lugs is avoided without destroying the permanent connection in the region of the adhesive point or welding point.
- centering aids such as, for example, inclined surfaces 316 running obliquely to the surface 10 of the cover plate 7, can be provided, with which the cover plate 7 can be centered and positioned with respect to the base plate 6 with regard to the manufacturing-related tolerances.
- a corresponding galvanically or otherwise applied or glued coating for example reflective can be to serve as a mirror.
- the division and arrangement of the individual objects within the interior of the plate-shaped receiving housing 1 can also be modified as desired.
- individual parts of the individual exemplary embodiments can also be put together to form any desired combination, so that not only individual parts or groups of parts can form the subject of independent protection objects, but also individual parts, in particular the design of the Receiving chambers 8 of the individual exemplary embodiments are interchangeable, likewise the arrangement of the webs or connecting webs 294, 301.
- that embodiment is advantageous in which the depressions are arranged in part in the base plate 6 and in part in the cover plate 7 or only a base plate and a cover plate 6, 7 are provided, which are kept spaced apart from one another by correspondingly height-coordinated webs or by mutually projecting webs extending over the entire inner height 311.
- the plate-shaped receiving housing 1 can be produced from any materials, in particular, however, from plastic in the course of an injection molding process or injection or embossing process. However, production from other materials, such as aluminum, wood, cardboard or other materials, is also possible.
- the plate-shaped receptacle housing 1 can also be provided with additional holding members, such as projecting holding lugs or the like, for holding and holding credit cards, identification cards or, if appropriate, also cash.
- additional holding members such as projecting holding lugs or the like, for holding and holding credit cards, identification cards or, if appropriate, also cash.
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