BRPI0602006B1 - improvement in arming poster. - Google Patents

Description

"IMPROVEMENT IN POSTER"

This specification relates to the patent application for a device made of flexible, preferably non-paper, laminated parts, externally printed, including various creases, forming a cocking unit in the form of a self-supporting totem or structure, used in the first place. of visual communication, especially in advertising.

More particularly, the present invention relates to technical and functional enhancements especially developed for the characterization of a device in the form of a vertical structure made entirely of substantially rigid cardboard or similar material, the shape of which is somewhat like a semi-cross-sectional column. elliptical or elliptical. The column formed has internal features so that its elliptical section can be in a first flat condition, as if it were a simple plate and also transverse creases allow this plate to be bent two or more times, ending a self-supporting display (column) with characteristics to be reinforced. and disarmed with ease.

In the armed position, the assembly forms a substantially rigid visual communication device, while in the disarmed position it is practically in the form of an alternately folded (folding) plate, which greatly facilitates its post-factory movement, particularly with regard to stock and transport. , featuring an ideal device for visual communication, mainly for publicity and advertising.

TECHNICAL STATE

There are currently a variety of similar devices, such as those described in the following documents: BR 0.3303.694-4, filed on August 14, 2003; BR 0.303.693-6, filed on August 14, 2003; BR 0.502.306-8, filed June 21, 2005; BR 0.505.915-1, filed December 27, 2005; FR Al 0106569, filed May 18, 2001; BR 0.007.143-9A, filed 1.07.2000, the latter of which refers to French documents: FR-A-2680030; FR-A-2650907 and FR-A-2210317.Finally, BR 0.201.711-3, filed on May 10, 2002, also cites two other French documents, FR 2,760,880 and FR 2,795,217.

In the first document, FR Al 0106569, the device is comprised of multi-insert cardboard parts and elastic elements, including a set of cut-outs, folds, creases and the like, which contribute to the assembly being almost automatically assembled. , forming a prismatic vertical structure with means for arranging different advertisements.

Similarly, it can be noted that the other documents provide means for forming a self-supporting device, where many of them only function with a complementary internal structure generally arranged diagonally, some elastic or telescopically extendable or shrinking, which allows disassembling the assembly. .

Regarding the other documents, some without the said internal complementary structure, it is observed that all of these show devices similarly obtained with semi-rigid pieces of cardboard, designed with cutouts, fittings, creases, folds and other details that allow the assembly of the set. .

Therefore, each of the above devices has constructive and functional particularities that characterize different solutions to the disadvantages observed in relation to their corresponding state of the art.

There is no doubt that the known devices have suitable means to meet different objectives, mainly to form a self-supporting advertising device substantially elongated in the vertical sense, as well as allowing the set to be marketed (post-factory) fully disassembled or folded, which facilitates especially transport, storage and storage when not in use. However, conventional devices exhibit complex constructiveness, which also generates an equally complex set of assembly details, resulting in really very costly products and many of them having the complementary structural part disposed within the device, without which the set no longer needs to be assembled. self-supporting. This internal structure, although advantageous in the structural sense, becomes an obstacle for the device to be used by "wearing" another device of the same size, such as store-used detector barriers to prevent product theft.

OBJECTIVES OF THE INVENTION

A definite embodiment so that the device can present a really simpler construction compared to conventional devices is the present assembly, which, therefore, is formed by a body which, in the armed position has elliptical cross section, thus defining the two broad faces, one front and back, which are areas to be printed. The two sides or printed areas are formed by two equal panels, opposite each other, both laminar and obtained from different materials, mainly cardboard, cardboard or the like. The two panels also have lateral and vertical edges in the form of hinged flaps facing inward and, through them, the two panels are dorsally opposed and joined by simple engagement of other laminar parts. Such pieces are also made in the form of elasticated quadrangle clamps, so that they can be kept tensioned and positioned between the inner tabs and the front and back walls of the panels, where said clamps - in the form of square tubes, produce two effects: a) they can be closed or flat enough for the front and rear walls to be counter-supported, and in this position the assembly is easily folded for storage, movement and transport; b- the effect tensioned by the elastics allows to keep said embraces always tending to expand to the triangular shape and, consequently, when unfolding the set, it is automatically armed until it is in the position of use.

Another objective of the model is the realization of an advertising device without complementary internal structure and, consequently, there is no internal obstacle, and the device can be used "wearing" another device of the same size, the way of detector barriers used in different places, such as in stores. to prevent product theft.

DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

For a better understanding of the present invention, a detailed description is hereinafter made, with reference to the accompanying drawings, which show:

Figure 1 - upper angle perspective of the armed device;

Figure 2 - perspective in lower angle also of the armed device;

Figure 3 - top view of the armed device;

Figure 4 - enlarged top view, highlighting various parts of the device;

Figure 5 - perspective view of the partially armed device;

Figure 6 - schematically represents the disarmed device;

Figure 7 - enlarged view, highlighting the component that allows the device to be disarmed and disarmed;

Figure 8 - perspective of the same in detail of the previous figure, but in different angle;

Figure 9 - perspective view only of the elastic device, which allows arming and disarming the device;

Figure 10 - top view of the device illustrated in the previous figure;

Figure 11 - Perspective of the same detail as Figure 8, however, in different angle and with a section showing the assembly of the set;

Figure 12 - view of the disassembled device, with a partial section, highlighting the operation of the device with elastic;

Figure 13 - view of the disassembled device;

Figure 14 - upper angle perspective showing the armed device of the other constructive variation;

Figure 15 - perspective in lower angle, showing the armed device, of the other constructive variation;

Figure 16 - perspective showing partially and in section, the device assembly of the second constructive version;

Figure 17 - exploded perspective view showing the different parts forming the device of the second constructive version;

Figure 18 - View of the mounting clamp of the constructive second variability device;

Figure 19 - top view of the device illustrated in the previous figure;

Figure 20 - view of the device of the second construction, fully assembled, highlighting a partial section;

Figure 21 - View of the disassembled assembly.

In accordance with the illustrations and their details, more particularly in relation to related figures 1 to 4, the present "BOLDING BOLT" comprises a self-supporting arming body (1) which, in the armed position, has an elliptical cross section, thereby defining two large faces, one front (2) and one rear (3), which constitute areas to be printed.

The two sides or printed areas are formed by two equal panels (4) and (5), dorsally opposed, both laminar and obtained from various materials, mainly cardboard, cardboard or the like. The two panels (4) and (5) also have side and vertical edges in the form of inwardly hinged flaps (6), (7) and (8), (9) whereby said panels (4) ) and (5) are fixed dorsally against each other, forming the elongate body vertically, with elliptical and self-supporting cross-section (1) which further includes lower fitting for a foot (10).

Said body (1) has its height by distributing one, two or more folding lines (11), forming folding buds (12) whereby, as schematically illustrated in figures 5 and 6, the body (1) is alternately folded the overlapping of the buds (12), logically after the removal of the dope (10), so that the whole is folded and its volume can be reduced dramatically, adapting to storage and transportation.

As shown in Figures 7 and 8, each section (12) of the body (1) includes at least two automatic cocking devices (13), one on each side, which allow the two panels (4) and (5) to be joined and also allowing them to be armed or not, as stated above.

The present invention is characterized in that each automatic cocking device 13, seen in detail in Figures 9 and 10, is formed by a cut-out and creased piece of cardboard having a shape somewhat similar to a short quadrangular tube ( 14). The four walls of this tube (14) are articulated at the creased corners (15), except for one of them which is cut (16) where the adjacent walls (17) are separated so that they can function as the soft tweezers (18) which at least The opposite side or vertex includes an elastic band (19), the attachment of which is accomplished by upper and lower indentations (20) practiced on the adjacent walls of the vertex (15 '). Thus said elastic band (19) can hold the walls (17) pressed together to close the collet (18), producing a gripping effect and further opening (16) of said collet, as illustrated in the figure. (11), the flaps (6), (7) or (8), (9) are introduced, which have cut-outs inclined to hooks (21), in which the upper and lower portions of the elastic (19) are . Thus, two simultaneous effects are produced: the fixation between the two panels (4), (5) and a soft effect to keep it armed, that is, forced arched outwards, giving an elliptical transverse effect to the assembly, making it self-supporting. . However, by pressing on the side edges of the body and on the devices (13), the tension of the elastics (19) is easily overcome, as shown in figures 12 and 13, allowing the column to be bent as previously mentioned, facilitating its transport and stocking

Figures 14 and 15 illustrate a constructive variation of the assembly and, in this case, it is characterized by the fact that its cross-section is squared, with its self-supporting body (Ia) having its walls (4a) and (5a). ) parallel, as well as their vertical edges have equally vertical creases (22) positioned before the tabs (6a), (7a), (8a) and (9a), forming faces or sidewalls (23). In these sidewalls (23), said flaps (6a), (7a), (8a) and (9a) are also fixedly attached, as shown in related figures 16 to 19, by arming devices (13a), whose walls (17a) are coplanar with each other, but also have a width to fit inside the walls (23a), where the arming device (13a) is fixed in the same manner as the anterior device (13).

Even its operation is practically the same at the moment of disarming, as shown in figures 20 and 21, however, the visual effect of the set is really different, since its anterior (2) and posterior (3) faces are parallel to each other. .

Claims (2)

1.) "ARM POSTER IMPROVEMENT", comprising a self-supporting arm (1) which, in the armed position, has an elliptical cross-section, defining two broad faces, one anterior (2) and one posterior (3), which constitute areas to be said two sides or printed areas (2) and (3) are formed by two equal panels (4) and (5), dorsally opposed opposite each other by their side and vertical edges in the form of inwardly facing tabs (6), (7) and (8), (9), forming the elongate vertically elongated, self-supporting cross-sectional body (1), which further includes, inferiorly, a socket for a foot (10), said body (1) ) presenting at its height, the distribution of folding lines (11) forming alternately folding folds (12), closing the body (1) after the removal of the foot (10), being that bud (12) of the body (1) ) includes at least two automatic automatic devices (13), one on each side, of a assembly and frame of the two panels (4) and (5), characterized in that each automatic cocking device (13) is formed by a cut and creased piece of cardboard in the shape of a short square tube (14) with its four hinged walls at the creased corners (15), except for one of these corners which is cut (16) separating their adjacent walls (17) in the form of soft tweezers (18), while at the opposite vertex a tensioned elastic (19) is included , whose fixation is performed by upper and lower cutouts (20) practiced on the adjacent walls of the vertex (15 '), by introducing, in the opening (16) of said forceps (18), the tabs (6), (7) and ( 8) and (9) of the panels (4) and (5), which have inclined cut-outs (21) in the form of inverted hooks to which the upper and lower portions of the elastic (19) are also attached. 2.) "ARMING POSITION IMPROVEMENT" according to claim 1, characterized in that, in a constructive variation, the supporting body (Ia) has a quadrangular cross-section, and thus has the panel walls (4a) and (5a) in parallel position, as well as their vertical edges having equally vertical creases (22) positioned before the tabs (6a), (7a), (8a) and (9a), forming lateral faces or walls (23), wherein said flaps 6a, 7a, 8a and 9a are also fixed in opposite manner by automatic arming devices 13a fixed by their coplanar walls 17a, wide for side engaging. from within the walls (23), wherein said essentially triangular shaped arming device (13a) is fixed identically to the attachment of the arming device U3).