EP0038032A1 - Dispositif pour mettre en dépôt une multiplicité d'articles uniformes et pour l'étalage ainsi que le prélèvement de ces articles par unité - Google Patents

Dispositif pour mettre en dépôt une multiplicité d'articles uniformes et pour l'étalage ainsi que le prélèvement de ces articles par unité Download PDF

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EP0038032A1
EP0038032A1 EP81102708A EP81102708A EP0038032A1 EP 0038032 A1 EP0038032 A1 EP 0038032A1 EP 81102708 A EP81102708 A EP 81102708A EP 81102708 A EP81102708 A EP 81102708A EP 0038032 A1 EP0038032 A1 EP 0038032A1
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Hans Kallinowsky
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Allit-Plastikwerk Kimnach & Co
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47F—SPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
    • A47F1/00—Racks for dispensing merchandise; Containers for dispensing merchandise
    • A47F1/04—Racks or containers with arrangements for dispensing articles, e.g. by means of gravity or springs
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47F—SPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
    • A47F1/00—Racks for dispensing merchandise; Containers for dispensing merchandise
    • A47F1/04—Racks or containers with arrangements for dispensing articles, e.g. by means of gravity or springs
    • A47F1/12—Racks or containers with arrangements for dispensing articles, e.g. by means of gravity or springs dispensing from the side of an approximately horizontal stack
    • A47F1/125—Racks or containers with arrangements for dispensing articles, e.g. by means of gravity or springs dispensing from the side of an approximately horizontal stack with an article-pushing device
    • A47F1/126—Racks or containers with arrangements for dispensing articles, e.g. by means of gravity or springs dispensing from the side of an approximately horizontal stack with an article-pushing device the pushing device being urged by spring means

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  • the invention relates to a device for depositing a large number of uniform goods and for presenting the goods as individual pieces for removal, in particular for cuboid or cylindrical packaged goods, which can be stacked in at least one row in a row in a compartment provided with guide surfaces, in which a Carriage is slidably mounted along a slot in the compartment floor, a force acting on a carriage at the rearmost product in the row being exerted in the direction of a removal point at the front end of the compartment.
  • Such a device is already known (DE-GM 78 24 589).
  • a plurality of rows of packs of goods stacked one behind the other are arranged in parallel on a floor tray next to one another and separated from one another by walls.
  • the walls are firmly connected to the shelf tray.
  • the shelf tray is mounted in a base plate that can be moved forward. Stabilizing walls are evenly distributed over the broad side on the underside of the floor of the shelf tray.
  • the base plate has walls protruding upwards on the sides and on the back, on which a second base plate is attached can be.
  • Tension springs or rubber ropes which are connected to the front side of the shelf tray, act on the carriages of the compartments.
  • the rubber cables or tension springs are located between the stabilizing walls.
  • the shelf tray with the parallel rows attached to it is pulled forward out of the base plate and placed on a table, for example, because refilling is not possible in the system.
  • the slides in the rows to be supplemented are then pushed by hand against the rear wall of the floor tray and fixed there with a locking plate that is movably arranged inside the sled.
  • the packs of goods can then be inserted into the respective compartment.
  • the lock is released and the sled lies against the rearmost product in a row.
  • the floor tray is pushed back into its rear end position in the base plate.
  • the invention has for its object to develop a device of the type mentioned in such a way that with a structurally simple structure, a refill of fresh goods following the goods in the back row is possible through a less complex and cumbersome handling.
  • the compartment is designed to be displaceable in the longitudinal direction and in that the carriage has a projection protruding from the compartment which can be pressed against a fixed stop in its front end position to limit the carriage movement and the compartment movement.
  • the carriage moves using tension elements.
  • a band consisting of resilient material and spirally rolling up on the shaft is fastened with its one end on a rotatable shaft and the band can be displaced in the longitudinal direction at the bottom trained compartment or outside of the interior of the compartment intended for the goods up to or close to the front end of the compartment and connected there.
  • the carriage can have a gearwheel arranged on a rotatable shaft, which meshes with a toothed rack arranged on the bottom of the compartment, the shaft being rotated by a worm spring.
  • the band is laid within the longitudinal slot running in the middle of the bottom of the respective compartment and fastened to the front end of this longitudinal slot.
  • the belt therefore does not take up any space outside the compartment.
  • the space available in the vertical direction can be used for the compartments.
  • a groove is provided that comes close to the front end of the compartment, in each of which a guide rail engages, which is supported by cross rails or Is held frame profiles, and that the front ends of the Grooves and the end faces of the respective guide rail engaging in the groove are stops for limiting the displacement path of the compartment in the rearward direction.
  • the grooves can be made sufficiently deep for a wide support on the rails without losing space for the goods inside the compartments.
  • guide rails that are common to two adjacent compartments to have the side walls of the compartments end close together in the center of the guide rail. In this way, a compact shelf goods depot is created by avoiding gaps.
  • a final embodiment consists in that the rear wall of the compartment is a stop for the slide, in the front end position of which the displacement path of the compartment is limited when the projection is arranged on the stop. With this arrangement the carriage prevents the compartment from falling out of the rack frame. Existing elements are therefore used to secure the compartment in its one end position.
  • the grooves preferably widen near the rear end of the compartment by sloping inward lower longitudinal side sections, the oblique longitudinal side section having at least the same length as the part projecting into the space between the guide rails in the front end position of the compartment. Due to the widening of the grooves created with the oblique long side achieved that the compartments in the front end positions tilt down relative to the plane of the guide rails. In this position, the compartments are easier to load.
  • the force acting between the carriage and the compartment can be smaller in coordination with the weight of the compartment and the friction between the groove and the guide rail than for the tilting of the compartment into the plane of the guide rails and the insertion of the guide rails into the parts of the grooves equipped with parallel side walls are required.
  • the compartment therefore remains in its front end position without having to be held manually. Both hands are free for filling fresh goods.
  • support blocks can be arranged in the region in the middle between the guide rails, the upper sides of which are deeper than the underside of the compartment inserted into the guide rails.
  • the compartment can be placed on the support blocks inclined forward due to the play between the grooves and guide rails in the front end position. This measure also makes it easier to load fresh goods into compartments.
  • a wedge-shaped zone is provided between the lower part of the inside of the front wall of the compartment and the floor. Under the influence of the force exerted by the resilient band on the carriage, the goods are moved against the front compartment wall, the foremost element being supported on the front compartment wall. Due to the oblique wedge, the foremost element is at the same time raised slightly from the floor and can protrude over the edges of the compartment with its upper part. This makes it easier to pull out of the compartment.
  • the upper compartments are preferred by a common one transparent cover preferably protected against dust.
  • a cover should be provided a short distance above the upper edges of each compartment, the cover being set back from the inside of the front wall of the compartment by at least one width of a packaged product.
  • Another preferred embodiment is designed such that the two side frame profiles are connected at their rear ends with a cross bar to a front open rectangular frame, to which at least two cross rails are connected, which carry guide rails, and that on the guide rails and on the several sections are stored next to one another in the projecting guide rails.
  • This arrangement contains several compartments arranged side by side in a compact design and is suitable for assembly with further frames containing compartments.
  • a shelf goods depot with goods arranged side by side and one above the other can therefore be quickly assembled in a structurally simple manner.
  • the front wall of the respective compartment is preferably provided with a grip strip which contains a plate which projects obliquely downwards from the front lower part of the wall.
  • the top of the plate is suitable for displaying information about the goods stored in the compartment.
  • the guide rails are releasably attached to the cross rails with clamps.
  • the distances between the guide rails can therefore be adapted to compartments with different widths.
  • an element which can be carried in front of the carriage in such a way can be provided on the floor, which in only a few packaged goods Compartment forward is preferably visible over the wall and the handle bar. This gives the operating personnel the advantage of recognizing whether goods need to be refilled or not.
  • the driving element can be taken along by the slide according to the principle of a slip clutch.
  • a counter can also be provided in the front area of each compartment, which counter is automatically actuated when a product is removed. This makes it easy to check the goods sold and sales.
  • a marking device for the goods can be provided in the front area, for example to label cigarette packs in such a way that when customers check, it is determined whether or not the box of the device according to the invention has been removed.
  • a device 10 for depositing a large number of uniform goods 12 and for presenting the goods 12 as individual pieces for removal contains three compartments 14, 16 18, which are constructed identically.
  • the compartments 14, 16, 18 have an elongated, box-shaped shape which is open at the top and are mounted so as to be displaceable independently in their longitudinal direction.
  • the compartments 14 to 18 serve to hold goods 12 in cuboid, in front weighing flat packs.
  • the height of the box-shaped compartments 14 to 18 is adapted to the height of the packs of goods to be stored.
  • the flat packs can be cigarette packs, for example. Film packages can also be deposited. It is also possible to store packages with a cylindrical shape.
  • the goods 12 are arranged in rows 14, 16, 18 in rows one behind the other.
  • the side walls 20, 22 and the bottom 24 form guide surfaces for the deposited goods 12 in the compartments 14, 16, 18.
  • slides 26 are each arranged to be displaceable in the longitudinal direction.
  • the slides 26 have a rectangular frame (not designated in more detail) with a flat front wall 28 and a flat rear wall 30.
  • the surface of the slide can also be designed in such a way that the front wall is adapted to the rear shape of the product, that is to say is concave, for example, when batteries are stored in the compartments.
  • Forces act on the slide 26, which are directed toward the removal points located on the front end walls 32 of the compartments 14, 16, 18. Under the influence of these forces, the walls 28 are pressed against the goods 12 arranged at the end of the rows. This can be seen from FIG. 1, in which a compartment 14 partially filled with goods 12 is shown.
  • each carriage 26 In front of that side of the wall 28 which faces away from the rear goods package, there is one in the side walls of the frame of each carriage 26, which are not shown Shaft 36 mounted horizontally rotatably in bores 34.
  • a shaft 38 consisting of resilient material is fastened at one end to shaft 36 and spirally coils on shaft 36 under the action of its spring force.
  • a longitudinal slot 40 is provided in the bottom 24 of each compartment 14, 16, 18, into which a sliding element 42 which projects from the respective slide 26 and which has a T-shaped cross section engages. The longitudinal slot 40 serves to guide the slide 26.
  • the resilient band 38 which is described by way of example as a tension element for moving the carriage 26, is guided along the bottom 24 to close to the end wall 32 and fastened there at its second end.
  • the band 38 can, for example, run along the slot 40 and be connected at its end to a square insert element 44 which is truncated pyramid-shaped and is inserted into a corresponding recess at the front end of the longitudinal slot 40.
  • the distance between the insert element 44 and the inside of the end wall 32 is chosen so large that a sufficiently strong force is exerted on the last pack of goods still present in the compartment 14, 16 or 18 in order to force it into the inside when the penultimate pack is removed to move the tapping point adjacent to the end wall.
  • the band 38 can be made of a spring steel, such as is used for springs of watches.
  • Longitudinal grooves 46 are provided in both side walls 20, 22 of each compartment 14, 16, 18 and are located at the level of the bottom 24. Guides engage in these longitudinal grooves rails 48, which are fastened on three, but also on a different number, preferably two cross rails 50.
  • the cross rails 50 are supported by frame profile parts 52, two of which are connected to a cross bar 54 in the manner of a rectangle open on one side.
  • the frame profile parts 52 contain in their longitudinal direction on the inside of the rectangle projecting guide rails 56 which lie in one plane with the guide profiles of the guide rails 48.
  • the guide rails 56 engage in the grooves 46 of the compartments 14 and 18 facing the frame profile parts 52, while the guide rails 48 having plate-shaped guide profiles each have a groove in the compartment 14 on both longitudinal sides, in both grooves of the compartment 16 and in the compartment 16 Engage facing groove of the compartment 18.
  • the guide rails 48, 56 have flat end faces on the open side of the rectangle.
  • the grooves 46 which have a rectangular cross section, for example, end in front of the outer surface of the front wall of the compartments 14, 16, 18.
  • the grooves 46 therefore have narrow end faces 58 which form stops for the end faces of the guide rails 48, 56 and thus determine the rear end positions of compartments 14, 16, 18.
  • the transverse rail 50 adjacent to the open side of the rectangle is arranged close to the end faces of the guide rails 48 and 56.
  • the sliding element 42 projects so deep into the space between the respective guide rails 48 or 48 and 56 that it strikes the front cross rail 50.
  • the other transverse rails 50 contain recesses 60 in the displacement path of the sliding elements 42, through which the sliding elements 42 can be moved.
  • compartments 14, 16, 18 are empty and they are in their rear end positions, then the slides 26 are displaced so far against the end walls 32 that the sliding elements 42 bear against the front cross rail 50. In the device shown in FIG. 1, this position is occupied by compartment 18, which does not contain any goods. Between the wall 28 and the inside of the end wall 32, even with an empty compartment, an intermediate space extends the width of a package of goods.
  • a wedge-shaped zone 62 protrudes from the inside of the end wall 32 in the area adjacent to the floor, which extends obliquely to the floor 24.
  • the wedge-shaped zone 62 has the width of a pack of goods. Under the force exerted by the belt 38 on the respective carriage 26 on the goods packs, the goods pack adjacent to the end wall 32 pushes upwards on the wedge-shaped zone 62 and projects beyond the edge of the compartment. In Fig. 1 this case is shown in the compartment 14.
  • the pack of goods projecting beyond the edges of the compartment 14 at the removal point can be gripped easily and simply and pulled out of the compartment 14.
  • a cover 64 covers the top of the compartments 14, 16, 18 at a short distance from the upper edges.
  • the cover 64 leaves on the end walls 32 of those in their rear end positions Compartments 14, 16, 18 free a section of the width of a package. In these sections, the foremost packs of goods protrude from the compartments, while the other packs of goods are not accessible for removal due to the cover 64.
  • the cover 64 makes it difficult in connection with the wedge-shaped zone 62, which conducts the packs of goods upwards, to refill from the front of a pack of goods once removed.
  • a grip strip 66 projects from the end wall 32 of each compartment 14, 16, 18.
  • the grip strip 66 is composed of a plate 68 which runs obliquely downward from the end wall 32, two triangular outlets 70 of the side walls 20, 22 and a front plate 72 arranged parallel to the end wall.
  • An element 74 can be taken from the slide 26, preferably from the sliding element 42.
  • the slide or the sliding element cooperates with the element 74 in the form of a slip clutch. This interaction takes place when the carriage is in a position within the compartment that makes it necessary to refill the goods, that is, when the goods in one of the compartments 14, 16, 18, which are in the rear end position, for Example shrunk to three or fewer packages.
  • the entrainment element or display element 74 thus signals a limit value of the filling or its shortfall.
  • the driving element 74 protrudes beyond the grip strip 66 of the compartment 18, since this compartment is empty.
  • the guide rails 48 each have rectangular longitudinal grooves 78 arranged in a section 76 projecting vertically downward.
  • the longitudinal grooves 78 serve to receive the ends of fastening clips 80, 94, which are L-shaped and rest with their other ends on the undersides of the transverse rails 50.
  • the undersides of the cross rails 50 are sawtooth-shaped.
  • the fastening clips 80, 94 engage in a recess in each case of two adjacent saw teeth with wedge-shaped elevations.
  • the fastening clips 80, 94 are detachably fastened to the guide rails 48 and cross rails 50. Therefore, the guide rails 48 can be attached at any point on the cross rails.
  • the unit consisting of the guide rails 48, the transverse rails 50 and the frame profiles 52 can therefore be adapted to compartments of different widths.
  • the depth can be dimensioned so large that wide contact surfaces are formed between the side walls of the grooves 46 and the guide rails 48, 56, which ensure good guidance of the compartments 14, 16, 18 cause in the longitudinal displacement.
  • the interiors of compartments 14, 16, 18 are not affected by the depth of grooves 46.
  • the frame profiles 52 each have two widenings 82 which are arranged at a distance from one another and extend over the entire height of the profile.
  • the number of widenings need not be limited to two, but rather a larger number can be provided. This is advantageous if the devices 10 to be arranged one above the other are to be arranged pyramid-shaped one above the other with respect to their front surfaces.
  • the widenings 82 there are perpendicular elongated holes 84, which serve to accommodate connecting webs between the devices 10 to be stacked one above the other or to accommodate the ends of the cover 64, which are not specified.
  • the elongated holes 84 can also be used to receive clips in order to firmly connect compartments arranged next to one another.
  • FIG. 1 shows the compartment 16 in the half-pulled position.
  • the respective carriage remains in its position determined by the connection of the sliding element 42 and the transverse rail 50. The further the compartment is pulled forward, the longer the part of the band 38 unwound from the shaft 36
  • the front end position of the compartments 14, 16, 18 in each case touches the rear wall 86 of the compartments against the wall 30 of the slide 26.
  • the sliding element 42 projecting from the slide 26 thus also limits the movement of the associated compartment 14, 16 and 18 to the front.
  • the compartments 14, 16 and 18 can be filled with fresh goods in a short time, which is used behind existing goods. Therefore, the goods filled first are always removed from the corresponding compartment.
  • the grooves 46 in the rear region of the walls 20, 22 have increasing cross sections towards the end of the walls.
  • the increase in cross section is achieved by an oblique course of the end parts 92 of the lower walls 88 of the grooves 46. Due to the inclined course of the end parts 92, the grooves 46 widen towards the rear ends of the walls 20, 22.
  • the lower walls 88 of the grooves are pressed against the lower, unspecified guide surfaces of the guide rails. If, when pulling out, the front edge 90 of the end parts 92 lies at the level of the end faces of the guide rails 48, 56, the respective compartment 14, 16, 18 tilts downward with the part protruding from the guide rails. The position is shown for compartment 14 in FIG. 2. The extent of the tilt angle can be influenced by a corresponding inclination of the end parts 92. Due to the tilted position the center of gravity is below the predetermined by the guide rails 48, 56 v '-hiebeebene. The force emanating from the belt 38 is therefore counteracted by the weight of the respective inclined compartment and the friction on the guide surfaces.

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