Retracting device for a drawer mechanism
First Claim
1. Drawer mechanism having a fixed rail element for attaching to a furniture cabinet and at least one movable rail element mounted on said fixed rail element, comprising an inner rail being an innermost movable rail element to be fastened to an extendable furniture part, the drawer mechanism comprising a retraction device having a spring-loaded slide movable in the retraction/extension direction for temporarily coupling to a coupling element disposed in a region of a free end of the inner rail, wherein the slide is capable of being blocked in a retraction position by a blocking latch bolt that in a guide is movable transversely to the retraction/extension direction, wherein the slide for coupling to the coupling element of the inner rail has at least one pivot element which is pivotable about an axis that is oriented so as to be perpendicular to the retraction/extension direction and perpendicular to the movement direction of the blocking latch bolt, a geometry of the pivot element being adapted to a geometry of the coupling element, such that the pivot element interacts with the coupling element for temporary coupling the slide to the inner rail, wherein the pivot element and the guide are disposed in such a manner that the blocking latch bolt in a blocking position blocks a pivoting movement of the pivot element, the pivot element having a blocking portion which in the blocking position interacts with the blocking latch bolt and the blocking portion comprises a lug which in the blocking position engages behind a free end of the blocking latch bolt, such that the pivoting movement of the pivot element is avoided even when the blocking latch bolt is slightly displaced outward.
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Abstract
A retraction device for a drawer mechanism comprises a spring-loaded carriage that can be moved in the push-in/pull-out direction for temporary coupling to an inner rail of the drawer mechanism. The carriage can be clocked in a retraction position by means of a locking slide that can be moved transverse to the push-in/pull-out direction in a guide. For coupling to the inner rail the carriage has at least one pivot element, which can be pivoted about an axis oriented perpendicular to the push-in/pull-out direction and perpendicular to the direction of movement of the locking slide. The pivot element and guide are arranged in such a manner that, in a locking position, the locking slide blocks a pivoting movement of the pivot element.
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- 1. Drawer mechanism having a fixed rail element for attaching to a furniture cabinet and at least one movable rail element mounted on said fixed rail element, comprising an inner rail being an innermost movable rail element to be fastened to an extendable furniture part, the drawer mechanism comprising a retraction device having a spring-loaded slide movable in the retraction/extension direction for temporarily coupling to a coupling element disposed in a region of a free end of the inner rail, wherein the slide is capable of being blocked in a retraction position by a blocking latch bolt that in a guide is movable transversely to the retraction/extension direction, wherein the slide for coupling to the coupling element of the inner rail has at least one pivot element which is pivotable about an axis that is oriented so as to be perpendicular to the retraction/extension direction and perpendicular to the movement direction of the blocking latch bolt, a geometry of the pivot element being adapted to a geometry of the coupling element, such that the pivot element interacts with the coupling element for temporary coupling the slide to the inner rail, wherein the pivot element and the guide are disposed in such a manner that the blocking latch bolt in a blocking position blocks a pivoting movement of the pivot element, the pivot element having a blocking portion which in the blocking position interacts with the blocking latch bolt and the blocking portion comprises a lug which in the blocking position engages behind a free end of the blocking latch bolt, such that the pivoting movement of the pivot element is avoided even when the blocking latch bolt is slightly displaced outward.
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