DE1907662A1 - Electrode container - Google Patents

Description

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Password: PESI-Be-ustein-System
Inventor: Siebeneicher

Electrode container

Containers for electrodes are known in the most varied of embodiments. The majority of these containers belong to the group of so-called EIH-Y / ^r EG containers. This refers to containers which, after their contents, for example welding electrodes, have been removed, are not reused, but are thrown away.

The invention is based on the object of designing the container so that after removal of the stored goods can be used as a handicraft element, e.g. as a children's building block. -

To solve erfindungc.gem "is proposed _ß} container, in particular for forming cchweißelektrode ^ so that the surface of the Bshälters! Having Tut- and / or ITederelemente, the further into the corresponding groove and / or spring element container can be pressed.

Such a design of the container allows several containers to be connected to one another. The containers are as Children's building block can be used, for example, to build small houses that are the size of children. With the known children's building blocks can be proportionate big houses are produced only with very big effort,

Another possible application of the invention Container is to use this for building so-called room dividers within a large room. The easy one The weight of the components is of particular advantage here.

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According to a preferred embodiment of the invention it is proposed that the hat and / or feather elements are designed in the same space. This design makes it possible for the pins to be easily pushed into the corresponding recesses and for the joined containers to lie parallel to one another. - -

According to a further embodiment of the invention, it is proposed that the ITut and / or spring elements crosswise are arranged. This arrangement allows several ITut / Peder connections when the containers are placed on top of one another come about what. a good connection between the containers causes.

Advantageously \ 7eiterbildung is proposed to ,, that the cross-shaped! Tut-or _o I * edereleiaente a distance from each other have, corresponding to the width of the ITutbsw _D spring elements. Are the _xFut-o bsw spring elements arranged so the _s container to any desired shapes, such as corners, steps and also roofs are susaiasenbaubar; "

A mushroom-shaped design of the Uut-bzv / has proven to be particularly advantageous. Spring elements er \ 7iesen ₄ Such a design of the connecting elements results in a good clamping force. Holding effect; between several containers »

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According to a further Brfindunga edankens ^ _f is proposed that the container consists of elastic material, preferably plastic is made. With such a material, four - the container was created that are light in weight and relatively easily deformable. This is particularly advantageous when the container is used as a children's building block, since even walls that fall over and that have been erected with the container according to the innovation do not cause any injuries.

In the drawing are exemplary embodiments of containers gomlß ο or invention illustrated, namely show:

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Pig. 1 shows a container according to the invention in perspective Representation - front view

Pig. 2 the one in Pig. 1 illustrated Eehhalter in a perspective view - rear view

Pig. 3 shows a modified embodiment of the in Pig. and FIG. 2, the mushroom headed container illustrated trained ITut-bsw. Peder elements

Pig. 4 shows another container according to the invention in

perspective illustration - front view

Pig. 5 den in Pig. 4 illustrated container in a perspective view - rear view

Pig. 6 shows a further container according to the invention in perspective representation.

Pig. 1 and 2 illustrate a container 10 in a perspective view in Porai 'of a box-shaped hollow body, the side surfaces of which are denoted by 11, whose end surfaces are denoted by 12 and whose top surfaces are denoted by 13. On the top surface 13 are two cylindrical pins as peder elements. 15 arranged. The opposite top surface 14 has two cylindrical recesses 16 as hat elements. Pin 15 and recesses 16 are designed in the same space, so that the pin 15 of one container can be pressed into the recess 16 of another container .

The distances between the hat and / or peder elements and from the side or /. The end faces of the container are dependent on the geometrical shapes and dimensions. The geometrical shape and the dimensions can in principle be any. E3, however, it is advisable to design the container in a cuboid shape, with the cross-section and length always being the same or the cross-section being the same and

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the length is different. All other geometric; Shapes of the containers v / ie cylinders, prisms or the like.:: ': Are conceivable. By combining these containers it becomes superfluous. shaped, any shapes can be assembled ..... "_;;

A modified embodiment of the in Fig. 1 and 2ver-- _; The attached container is shown in FIG. In this embodiment, the top surfaces 13 and 14 /. Mushroom-shaped elevations 1? bsw .. Yertiefüngen,

18 on. This enables a push-button connection - to be achieved: / "... ':;;

* In FIGS. 4 and 5 there is a further “container 10 according to the invention illustrates, whose Deekflachen 13 and 14 in a circle arranged, one behind the other ITut-bzv / * Federeleiiiente ·

19 or 20 on v / iron. 1Iit. "19 are made of cylindrically ge-- ' followed cones existing Federeleiaente ^^ and with 20 the continuous ITuten. ..

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Changes to the design of the container are possible * These include a container _? 'are seen, which are cuboidal in FIG = 6. - ■;; -is a derartigei * Tank 10 illustrates _β A besohl fuller Ilerkmal · with creuzweise arranged hat and spring element en Jver- / ": the surface!. the arrangement of the spring members 21 iTut- and ^r; g /; 22 can be seen therein, the distance between the hat and Federeleraante dor width -that each other, the ifut-bsyr "spring ent ~ speaks are the intersecting: hat.. or ^ Federelemejtite; perpendicular to each other so -..- _f the tank to the Tersehiedensten forms -are siisammenfügbar ₀ ".

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Claims (6)

LIESSER GRIESHEIIiGiVrBH. . -MG A η s ρ back e. Container, in particular for welding electrodes, characterized in that that the surface of the container hat and / or spring elements has the corresponding ITut- and / or spring elements, further containers can be pressed in are. -. ■ "". . . 2. Container according to claim 1, characterized in that ! ■ Tut and / or leather elements are arranged in a circle. 3. Container according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that that Nut- uiid / or Pe of the elements formed in the same space are. · 4. Container according to one of the desolate claims T - 3 » characterized in that the arranged in a cross shape ITut-baw. Spring elements a distance from each other have, the width of the IJut or. Spring elements is equivalent to. 5. Container according to one or more of claims 1-4 »characterized in that the hat and spring elements mushroom head-shaped ... 6. Container according to one or more of claims 1-5 » characterized in that the container is made of elastic material, preferably plastic. 009836/0710