WO2006108603A2 - Ringordnermechanik - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B42—BOOKBINDING; ALBUMS; FILES; SPECIAL PRINTED MATTER
- B42F—SHEETS TEMPORARILY ATTACHED TOGETHER; FILING APPLIANCES; FILE CARDS; INDEXING
- B42F13/00—Filing appliances with means for engaging perforations or slots
- B42F13/16—Filing appliances with means for engaging perforations or slots with claws or rings
- B42F13/20—Filing appliances with means for engaging perforations or slots with claws or rings pivotable about an axis or axes parallel to binding edges
- B42F13/22—Filing appliances with means for engaging perforations or slots with claws or rings pivotable about an axis or axes parallel to binding edges in two sections engaging each other when closed
- B42F13/26—Filing appliances with means for engaging perforations or slots with claws or rings pivotable about an axis or axes parallel to binding edges in two sections engaging each other when closed and locked when so engaged, e.g. snap-action
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- the invention relates to a ring binder mechanism with a C-shaped or U-shaped housing with resilient bendable flanks for two mounting rails which bear against each other at their mutually facing longitudinal edges to form a hinge axis against each other and engage with their opposite longitudinal edges in bearing grooves of the housing flanks, and with at least two in a defined longitudinal distance from each other rigidly connected to the support rails, preferably through openings in a housing wall and cross-complementary semi-rings, the support rails and the hinge axis taking along the half-rings between an open position and a closed position under the action or overcoming a limited by spring force generated by bending the housing flanks are mutually pivotable, and with at least one movable relative to the housing and to the support rails via an actuator, preferably below the action of at least one closing spring in the direction of the closed position biased Riel gelelement is provided which locks in the closed position, the pivoting of the support rails about the hinge axis and is supported against at least one abutment for receiving locking
- ring binder mechanisms In ring binder mechanisms, it is known per se to attach the line-up half-rings to mounting rails, which are encompassed by a housing made of resilient material.
- the mounting rails are inserted into the housing so that they can assume two locking positions, one open and one closed.
- the housing acts as a spring element which fixes the half-rings in their open position and in their closed position.
- drivers or locking means In the area of the inner longitudinal edges of the mounting rails are drivers or locking means, which ensure that the two mounting rails to this Long edges always butt against each other.
- the mounting rails have the function of a sprung at the outer edges held toggle lever.
- the opening and closing of the rings takes place directly over the half rings.
- the invention has the object to improve the known ring binder mechanism of the type specified in that tolerance problems during the closing process can be avoided with simple structural means.
- the solution according to the invention is primarily seen in that at least one abutment supporting the locking elements in the closed position is arranged on the mounting rails or on the housing flanks. Due to the displacement of the locking forces receiving abutment away from the housing wall in the region of the support rails and / or the housing flanks tolerance problems that always occur in the manufacture of components, constructive narrowly limited so that even when using a locking bar with several rigid arranged locking elements a defined bias can be achieved on all rings of the ring binder mechanism.
- the mounting rails each have at least one of the region of - A -
- a catch stop for the adjacent lever arm is arranged between the opening section and the closing section of the control cams.
- the lever arms are arranged on the two mounting rails and the associated control cams on the locking bar in mutual axial distance from each other. Accordingly, it is advantageous if in each case two adjacent lever arms on the two mounting rails and the associated opening and closing portions of the locking bars in the longitudinal direction of the mounting rails and the locking bar are offset from each other.
- two lever arms arranged at a distance from one another may be provided on one of the mounting rails and a third lever arm arranged approximately centrally between the two lever arms, while the locking rod has a corresponding number of control cams in a corresponding arrangement.
- lever arms are formed as punched out of the flat material of the support rails and bent lugs, which have a stepped notch on the engagement height of the Rie rod.
- the locking bar consists of a strip of flat material, on the lateral longitudinal edges of which are formed against each an inner edge of the lever arm in the region of the notch applied control cams. The locking bar is expediently pulled under the action of a spring force component pointing in the direction of the mounting rails against a respective guide step of the lever arms arranged in the region of the notch.
- a further preferred or alternative embodiment of the invention provides that the locking bar has at least two spaced apart, with a hook part by two open towards the hinge axis recesses of the support rails cross-locking elements and at least two abutment surfaces of the support rails or the housing flanks supporting support tabs wherein the hook part engages behind the two mounting rails in the closed position on the side facing away from the abutment surface.
- the hook part expediently overlaps the region of the joint axis between the two mounting rails.
- a preferred embodiment of the invention provides that the locking element is punched out of the flat material of the control rod and bent out.
- the support tabs advantageously include an obtuse angle with each other, which corresponds to the mutual angle of the support rails in the closed position of their half-rings or is slightly smaller than this.
- the support tabs may be bent at their side edges in the direction of mounting rails.
- the support rails at least two with a hook part in each case by a close-fitting opening in the locking bar in pairs cross-locking members whose hook part engages behind the opening edge of the locking bar in the closed position, while the locking bar additionally at least two at Having abutment of the support rail or the housing flanks supporting support tabs.
- the principle of the invention is primarily directed to the fact that the support rails have at least two mutually paired supporting parts which limit in the closed position of the half rings a locking gap for receiving the at least one displaced into its locking position locking element and blocking the pivoting path of the support rails supported on the locking element.
- the ring binders To be able to take up as much paper as possible, the ring binders must be provided with large rings. With the size of the contents, the forces acting on the rings also increase, which must be maintained in the closed state via the locking forces. An enlargement of the rings and of these - to be recorded content is previously associated with a broadening of the housing and the support rails. This means that the effective lever arms of the support rails are increased and so with the same abutment forces to be absorbed, the closing forces and the closing moments can be increased.
- the ring binder mechanisms in the region of the mounting rails are largely symmetrical.
- the locking elements have been arranged axially within the housing. As a result, half of the housing width is available as a lever arm for each support rail.
- At least one support arm projecting laterally beyond its joint-axis-side longitudinal edge to the other support rail is arranged on one of the support rails. jib and the other support rail in the closed position of the half-rings, a locking gap for receiving the displaced into its blocking position locking element is formed.
- the support arm is in the open position of the half-rings and the locking element while closing the locking gap directly or indirectly against the other support rail.
- a preferred embodiment of the invention provides that the at least one locking element is arranged or formed on a latching rod which is arranged in the region of the other support rail and is displaceable parallel to the joint axis via the actuating member and which can slide against the adjacent housing flank.
- a further preferred embodiment of the invention provides that at least one support arm projecting laterally beyond its longitudinal axis to the other support rail is arranged on both support rails, and that between the support arm and the respective other support rail in the closed position of the half-rings a locking gap is formed for receiving one of the shifted in its blocking position locking elements.
- the support arms are expediently in the open position of the half-rings and the locking elements to close the locking column directly or indirectly against the other support rail.
- the bolt elements can be arranged or formed eccentrically with respect to the joint axis on a locking bar which is displaceable via the actuating member, preferably in the manner of a frame or U-shaped.
- the at least one locking element has a ramp pointing in the direction of displacement for the associated support arm.
- This embodiment is particularly suitable for a ring binder mechanism, the locking bar is moved in both directions without the assistance of a closing spring on the actuator.
- the at least one locking element or its locking bar by means of at least one Closing spring is biased towards the closed position.
- the at least one closing spring can be designed as between the at least one locking element or its locking bar and one of the support rails or the housing clamped tension spring.
- a pocket-like, open to the mounting rail recess for at least partially receiving the closing spring can be arranged.
- a further preferred embodiment of the invention provides that the at least one support arm forms a tab which is formed from the flat material of the associated support rail and integrally formed with its root in the region of the longitudinal axis of the joint axis, which protrudes out of the support rail and which in the region of its root is articulated by a hinge side edge-open recess of the other mounting rail engages.
- the locking bar expediently has a one-sided limited by a locking element, in its open position the associated support arm receiving open-edged recess.
- the spring force of several springs can be applied in all embodiments of the invention.
- a particularly advantageous structural embodiment of the invention results when only one acting as a closing spring tension spring is used, the locking rod-side suspension point is arranged with respect to the longitudinal direction between two locking elements and their inner suspension point is formed on one of the support rails NEN. The locking bar is thereby advantageously drawn with a force component of the closing spring in the direction of mounting rail.
- connection member made of resilient or resiliently flexible material is disposed between the actuator and the locking bar, which provides the actuator at least in the closed position backlash.
- the connecting member can be used as a piece of wire with at least be arranged between the actuator and the locking bar connecting leg, wherein the connecting leg may have at least one under the action of a tensile force elastically stretching bend.
- a further advantageous or alternative embodiment of the invention provides that between the actuator and the locking bar, a connecting member is arranged, which is designed as a substantially U-shaped bent piece of wire, the leg ends bent hook-shaped and hooked in suspension openings of the locking bar.
- the suspension holes form expediently obliquely to the direction of the locking bar aligned guide slots, while the legs of the tension member in the suspended state against each other so spring biased engage in the guide slots that they provide the actuator backlash, at least in the closed position.
- 1a to d show a plan view, an end view, a longitudinal section and a perspective view of a first embodiment of a ring binder mechanism with three rings in the closed state;
- Fig. 1e is a perspective bottom view of the mechanism with the housing removed;
- Fig. 2a, b and c is a perspective view, a side view and an end view (partial section) of the mechanism with the housing removed in the closed position; 3a to c a representation corresponding to Figure 2a to c in the open position.
- Fig. 4a and b is a perspective view of the bottom and a Stirndiran- provides the half-mounted carrier rails without locking bar in the closed position;
- Fig. 5a and b is a fragmentary bottom view and side view of
- Fig. 6a and b is a fragmentary bottom view and side view of
- FIG. 8a is a bottom view of a second embodiment of a ring binder mechanism in the closed state
- FIG. 8b shows a detail of the ring binder mechanism according to FIG. 8a;
- FIG. 8e is a perspective view of the locking bar of the embodiment of FIG. 8a;
- 9a is a bottom view of a third embodiment of a ring binder mechanism
- FIG. 9b shows a side view of the ring binder mechanism according to FIG. 9a with the housing removed;
- FIG. 10a to c show perspective views of the mounting rails with actuating lever and the locking bar and a longitudinal section through the locking bar;
- FIGS. 11c and d show an illustration corresponding to FIGS. 11a and b in the open state
- FIGS. 12a and b show a perspective view of a fourth exemplary embodiment of a ring binder mechanism in the closed state and in the open state without a housing;
- FIGS. 12a and b show a side view of an inner edge of one of the support rails with a longitudinally cut locking bar and a perspective view of the locking bar of the ring binder mechanism according to FIGS. 12a and b;
- FIG. 13c shows a locking bar modified with respect to FIG. 13b with supporting straps bent on the protruding side edges
- 14a and b is a perspective view of a fifth embodiment of a ring binder mechanism in the closed state and in the open state;
- FIG. 14c are perspective views of the locking bar and the housing of the ring binder mechanism of Fig. 14a and b;
- FIG. 15a is a bottom view of an embodiment of a ring binder mechanism modified from FIG. 12a;
- FIG. 15a is a bottom view of an embodiment of a ring binder mechanism modified from FIG. 12a;
- FIG. 15b is a fragmentary plan view of the locking bar with connecting member of the ring binder mechanism according to FIG. 15a; FIG.
- FIG. 15c shows the connecting member of the ring binder mechanism according to FIG. 15a and b in the relaxed state
- 16a to d show a bottom view of a sixth exemplary embodiment of a ring binder mechanism, as well as two side views and a plan view of the ring binder mechanism without a housing in the closed state;
- FIGS. 16a to d are perspective views of the ring binder mechanism without a housing according to FIGS. 16a to d in the closed state and in the open state;
- FIG. 18a and b enlarged sections of Fig. 17a and b;
- FIGS. 16a to d show a section through the filing mechanism according to FIGS. 16a to d in the region of a support arm on one of the mounting rails in FIG
- Figures 20a and b are enlarged views of details A and B of Figures 19a and b;
- FIGS. 21a to d are perspective views of the locking bar with connecting member and actuating member in the assembled state, in a separate state and in an enlarged detail (detail C);
- Figures 22a and b are side and top views of the bar assembly of Figure 21a;
- FIGS. 23a to c show three alternative embodiments of a bent connecting member with spring-elastic connecting limbs
- 24a to d show perspective views of a seventh embodiment of a ring binder mechanism (without housing) in the closed state and in the open state;
- FIGS. 25a to d enlarged sections of the illustrations according to FIGS. 24a to d;
- FIGS. 26a to c are perspective views of a locking bar with connecting member and actuating member (partial) of the locking bar as such and of an enlarged detail of the locking bar;
- FIG. 27 shows a bottom view of an eighth embodiment of a ring-ordering mechanism.
- the Ringordnermechaniken shown in the drawing are intended primarily for receiving loose perforated sheets, such as records or printed matter.
- the Ringordnermechaniken consist essentially of a housing 10, at least two arranged in a defined longitudinal distance from one another through openings 12 in a housing wall 13 and in pairs to a ring 14 complementary half-rings 16 and designed as an actuating lever actuator 18 for opening and closing the Rings 14.
- the half rings 16 are rigidly attached to two support rails 20 which rest against each other at their mutually facing longitudinal edges 23 to form a hinge axis 22 and with their longitudinal edges facing away from each other 24 engage in facing bearing grooves 26 which are embossed in the housing flanks 28.
- the support rails 20 are inserted into the housing 10 so that they can assume two latching positions, one open and one closed (see, for example, FIGS. 12a and b).
- the housing 10 acts as a spring element which fixes the half rings 16 in their open position and in their closed position.
- drivers 30, which ensure that the two support rails 20 always abut against each other at their longitudinal edges against each other.
- the carrier rails 20 have the function of a toggle lever held on the outer edges 24.
- the support rails 20 can be pivoted about their hinge axis 22 with entrainment of the half rings 16 between the open position and the closed position by overcoming a spring force generated by the bending of the housing flanks 28 limited against each other.
- slidable locking bar 31 is provided on the locking elements 32,32 ', 32 ", 32'" are rigidly arranged.
- the locking elements of the locking bar 31 are intended to lock the pivoting path of the support rails 20 in the closed position and to release them in the open position about the articulation axis 22.
- the locking bar 31 is in all embodiments on the side facing away from the housing wall 13 of the support rails 20. It is biased in almost all embodiments (except Fig. 24 to 26) with its locking elements under the action of a closing spring 36 toward the closed position.
- the closing spring 36 is in each case designed as a tension spring, which is fixed with its one end 36 'on one of the support rails and with its other end 36 "on the locking bar 31 and on the locking bar 31 in addition to the bias in the longitudinal direction of the support rails 20, a force component in 1).
- the locking bar is in the opening direction via the actuating lever 18 and an existing bent wire from a bent wire extension member 34 displaceable against the force of the closing spring 36 and thereby with their locking elements 32,32 1 , 32 ", 32 I “ unlocked.
- the locking elements 32, 32 ', 32 ", 32"' rest against an opening catch 38 (FIGS. 3a, 6a, 11c, 12b).
- the locking bar 31 can be released in the closing direction either via the actuator 18 or by compression of the half rings 16 against the force of the closing spring 36 from the opening latch 38 so that theysurgiätig in the further closing path under the action of the biased closing spring 36 reaches its closed position and there locks the support rails 20.
- the actuator 18 also has a against the support rails 20 in the opening direction and these from the closed to the open position by overcoming the spring force generated by the housing flanks 28 by swinging opening boom 40.
- the actuating member 18 is provided with a locking arm 42 which pivots against the carrier rails 20 in the closing direction and which pivots from the open position into the closed position by overcoming the spring force applied by the housing flanks 28 (FIG. 7 a).
- the locking bar in the closing direction by pressing the half rings 16 indirectly via the support rails 20 against the force of the closing spring 36 is displaced and thereby disengaged from the opening catch 38.
- the actuating member 18 thus in the opening and in the closing direction two effective in different angular positions actuating positions for a subsequent operation of the support rails 20 and the locking bar 31.
- FIGS. 24a to 26c The same applies to the embodiment of FIGS. 24a to 26c.
- the closing spring 36 is missing there, so that the opening and closing of the half rings 16 can take place exclusively via the actuating member 18. Closing by squeezing the half-rings 16 is not possible there.
- the connecting member 34 ensures there in both the closing direction and in the opening direction for a displacement of the locking bar 31 and the locking elements 32 and thus acts depending on the operating direction as a pressure limb or as a tension member.
- the locking corresponds to the exemplary embodiments according to FIGS. 16a to 20b by means of tab-like support arms 90, whose design and function are explained in greater detail below.
- the connecting member 34 arranged between the actuating lever 18 and the locking bar 31 is designed as a piece of wire bent in a U-shape, the leg ends 80 of which are bent like hooks and hooked into suspension openings 82 of the locking bar 31.
- the legs 84 of the tension member 34 in the suspended state against each other are resiliently biased so that they provide the actuator 18 at least in the closed position backlash.
- the guide slots 82 form elongated holes that are V-shaped relative to one another. The tip of the V faces the actuator 18, while the legs 84 of the tension member 34 have a bias to the outside.
- the resulting induced bias of the U-leg 84 causes the hook-shaped bends 80 pull the connecting member 34 and the actuator 18 with a small spring force in the closing direction of the locking bar 31 in the V-shaped guide slots.
- FIGS. 21a to 23c modified embodiments of the connecting member 34 are shown, as in FIGS. 15a to c.
- the connecting members 34 are formed there as bent wire pieces which engage with their bent end 80 in a recess 83 of the locking bar, which is not formed as a guide slot.
- the elastic bias is caused here exclusively by a bend 106 on one of the legs 108 of the piece of wire, which in the closed position of the actuator 18 to an elastic extension by the dimension a (Fig. 23b and c) and thus leads to an elastic bias, which provides the actuator 18 in the closed position backlash.
- the support rails 20 each have two from the region of the hinge axis 22 to the side of the locking bar 31 towards rigidly projecting lever arm 46, which are formed as punched out of the metal sheet of the support rails 20 and bent tabs and at the engagement height of the locking bar 31 to form a guide step 48 and a perpendicular abutment edge 50 have a notch.
- the locking bar 31 in each case two pairs of opposite sides directed, the lever arm 46 facing resting on the guide stage 48 and abutting against the abutment edge 50 cams 51, the NEN closer to a lying through the hinge axis 22 longitudinal center plane opening portion 52 and form a further removed from the longitudinal center plane closing portion 54.
- the closing portions 54 form in pairs together a locking element 32 which abut in the closed position of the support rails 20 with their half-rings 16 against the abutment gerkante 50 of the lever arm 46 while holding the support rails 20 positively in its closed position.
- the locking bar 31 When the rings 14 are opened via the actuating lever 18, the locking bar 31 is displaced parallel to the hinge axis 22 against the closing spring 36 so that the opening section 52 reaches the area between the abutment edges 50. As a result, the pivoting path of the carrier rails 20 is released about its axis of articulation 22, so that it can move into its open position. can. In the open position, the locking bar 31, which still rests on the guide step 48, abuts with the transition edges 56 between the opening section 52 and the closing section 54 under the action of the closing spring 36 against the end edge of the adjacent lever arm 46 forming an opening catch 38. As a result, the opening position of the half rings 16 is secured positively within the Ringordnermechanik.
- the lever arms 46 have a small distance in pairs in the displacement direction, which ensures that they do not collide with one another in the opening state and during the actuation process. Furthermore, it can be seen above all from FIG. 1d that in the three-ring mechanism shown there only two locking elements 32 are provided, which are arranged at a distance from the rings. With such an arrangement is achieved that the housing and mounting rail areas between the rings 14 and the locking points 32,46 can contribute with their elastic deformation to build a bias in the closing process.
- the embodiment variant of a ring binder mechanism shown in FIGS. 8a to e differs from the mechanism described above in that the locking bar 31 has only three and not four control cams, of which only one is arranged on one longitudinal edge of the locking bar and only one on the other. Accordingly, two lever arms 46 and on the other side a lever arm 46 are bent out of the support rails 20 on one side. Again, the cams form one of the longitudinal edge of the locking bar 31 in the direction of the longitudinal central plane recessed opening portion 52 and a more outer locking portion 54, which merge into one another at a transition edge 56.
- the closing sections 54 in turn form locking elements 32 ', which in the closed position abut against the abutment edges 50 of the adjacent lever arms 46 in a form-fitting manner and hold the mounting rails 20 in their closed position (cf. Fig. 8a to c).
- the locking bar 31 Upon actuation of the locking bar 31 via the actuating member 18, the locking bar 31 reaches with its opening portions 52 in the region of the lever arms 46, so that the support rails 20 can pivot about its hinge axis 22 in the open position. In the open position, the locking bar 31 abuts with the transitional edges 56 against the end faces of the adjacent lever arms 46 forming an opening catch 38.
- the closing spring 36 ensures that the locking bar 31 is always pulled with a force component against the guide stages 48 of the lever arm 46.
- a plurality of openings 60 are provided on the actuating-element-side end of the locking bar 31, into which the bent ends 62 of the connecting member 34 can be inserted.
- the support rails 20 form an abutment surface 66 for the support tabs 64 (see, in particular, FIG.
- FIGS. 12a to 14d essentially differ from the exemplary embodiment according to FIGS. 9a to 11b in that the locking bar 31 has at its ends a latch opening 72 delimited by a latching web 70, while on the mounting rails 20 in the area of the latching bar two mutually spaced longitudinal edges two spaced apart, mutually adjacent pairs locking members 74 are bent out, which engage with a hook portion 76 through the respective adjacent latch opening 72 of the locking bar 31 and engage behind in the closed state with the hook portion 76 designed as a locking element 32 "locking bar 70.
- the support tabs 64 projecting laterally in the region of the locking bar 70 are based on abutment surfaces 66 of the mounting rails 20 as in the previously described embodiment, whereas in the case of the embodiment according to FIGS support free abutment edges 78 of the housing flanks 28.
- the locking members 74 pass through the bolt openings 72 and are displaced with the assistance of the closing spring 36 over the locking element 32 '' designed as a locking web 70. This results in a form-locking connection via the support tabs 64 and the associated abutment surfaces 66 or abutment edges 78 to a elastic bias leads.
- the opening process which is triggered by the actuating lever 18, there is a displacement of the locking bar 31 until the locking members 74 come with their hook parts 76 out of engagement with the locking bar 70 and can swing through the support rails in their open position.
- the support rails 20 have at least two supporting parts 90,92 facing each other in pairs, which in the closed position of the half-ring 16 delimit a locking gap 94 for receiving a locking element 32 displaced into its locking position and supported by blocking the pivoting path of the support rails 20 on the locking element 32 (Fig. 20a).
- the support parts 90 thereby form a tab-like support arm, which laterally protrudes on one of the support rail 20 via its longitudinal axis 23 to the other support rail 20 in the region of the support part 92 there and an eccentrically arranged locking gap 94, the associated, also eccentrically arranged locking element 32 limited.
- the locking elements 32 are arranged or integrally formed on a locking rod 31 which is arranged in the region of the other support rail 20 and can be displaced parallel to the hinge axis via the actuating member 18 (see FIGS. 17a to 18b). At its outer edge, the locking bar 31 in the assembled state abuts against the adjacent housing flank 28 in a sliding manner. As can be seen in particular from FIGS. 17b, 18b and 20b, the support arms 90 in the open position of the half rings 16 and the locking bar 31, closing the locking gap 94 directly or indirectly via a locking bar bottom 97 against the other support rail 20.
- the locking bar 31 has for this purpose on one side by the locking element 32 limited, in its open position the associated support arm 90 receiving open-edged recess 96 and optionally a Rie gelstangenboden 97 (Fig. 26c).
- the locking elements are provided with a run-on slope 98 pointing in the direction of displacement for the support arm 90.
- the locking bar is pretensioned by means of a closing spring 36 in the direction of the closed position.
- the closing spring 36 is formed as between the locking bar 31 and one of the support rails 20 clamped tension spring.
- In the locking bar 31 is a pocket-like, to the mounting rail 20 through recess 100 for receiving the closing spring 36 (Fig.
- the support arm 90 forms a formed from the flat material of the associated support rail 20, formed with its root 102 in the region of the hinge axis side longitudinal edge 23, bent out of the support rail 20 tab which engages in the region of its root 102 by an open-edged recess 104 of the other mounting rail.
- a latching gap 94 for receiving one of the locking elements 32 is formed in its blocking position.
- the locking bar 31 is formed there as a U-shaped open on one side frame on which the locking elements 32 are arranged eccentrically with respect to the hinge axis 22 in the vicinity of the housing flanks 28.
- the invention relates to a ring binder mechanism with a housing 10 with elastically bendable flanks 28 for two support rails 20 which abut each other at their mutually facing longitudinal edges 23 to form a hinge axis 22 and with their opposite longitudinal edges 24 in Storage channels 26 of the housing flanks 28 engage.
- the support rails 20 have at least two at a defined longitudinal distance from each other rigidly connected to the support rails 20, in pairs to a ring 14 complementary half rings 16, wherein the support rails 20 about the hinge axis 22 with entrainment of the half rings 16 between an open position and a closed position limited against each other are swiveled.
- Next is a via an actuator 18 parallel to the hinge axis 22 relative to the housing 10 and the support rails 20 movable, provided with at least one locking element 32, under the action of a closing spring 36 biased towards the closed position locking bar 31 is provided, the locking element 32 in the closed position the Pivoting the support rails 20 locks and releases in the open position.
- abutments for receiving locking forces are arranged on the mounting rails 20 or on the housing flanks 28 against which the locking bar 31 is supported in the closed position of the at least one locking element 32.
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