Device and method for fixing a push element
AssigneePaul Hettich GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsAndreas Stuffel, Juergen Weidlich, Marvin Buhmeier, Helmut Meyer
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Abstract
A device for fixing a push element, in particular a drawer box to a rail of a pull-out guide, the device comprising a clamping mechanism with a receptacle, into which a web-shaped holding part can be inserted, wherein a self-locking clamping element is provided at the receptacle, by means of which the holding part is secured in a clamping manner against being pulled out. As a result, a particularly stable fixation of the drawer box to a pull-out guide can be achieved.
Claims19
A device for fixing a push element in the form of a drawer (4) to a rail (5) of a pull-out guide (3), comprising a clamping mechanism with a receptacle (20), into which a web-shaped holding part (12) can be inserted, wherein a self-locking clamping element (25) is provided on the receptacle (20), by means of which the holding part (12) is secured in a force-locked manner against pulling out, and further comprising a device for unlocking the clamping element by which the force-locked connection of the clamping element can be released from the holding part (12), wherein the device for unlocking the clamping element is configured to be inserted into the receptacle (20) in order to pivot the clamping element (25).
A method for fixing a push element in the form of a drawer (4) to a rail (5) of a pull-out guide (3), comprising a clamping mechanism with a receptacle (20), into which a web-shaped holding part (12) can be inserted, wherein a self-locking clamping element (25) is provided on the receptacle (20), by which the holding part (12) is secured in a force-locked manner against pulling out, wherein the frictionally engaged connection is terminated by inserting an element into the receptacle between the holding part (12) and the clamping element (25), and the holding part (12) can be separated from the clamping mechanism by pivoting the clamping element (25).
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