Refuse bin

US20050061820A1Inactive Publication Date: 2005-03-24HAILO WERK RUDOLF LOH

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[0020]FIG. 1 shows a refuse bin according to the invention which is referred to in its entirety by the reference number 9. The refuse bin includes a receptacle 11 which, in principle, is largely cylindrical (also see FIG. 4) and a ring 10 which is placed onto the upper edge region of this receptacle 11. The receptacle 11 of the refuse bin is an inner bucket for a refuse container, i.e. the receptacle 11 is placed into a larger refuse container (not illustrated here). However, the receptacle 11 may, in principle, also be used separately as a refuse bin. In order to take the receptacle 11, i.e. the inner bucket, out of a refuse container or else in order otherwise to lift up the receptacle 11, a hoop 13 is provided which can be seen in FIGS. 2 and 4. In FIG. 4, this hop 3 is illustrated in the horizontal rest position, in which it is laid down, and the hoop can be pivoted about a horizontal pivot axis 13a (see FIG. 4) into a vertical position, so that the receptacle 11 can be lifted u...

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Refuse bin having a receptacle which contains a garbage bag and having at least one ring which can be placed onto the upper edge of the receptacle and is used for fixing the garbage bag in place, it being possible for the ring to be secured in a latching manner on the receptacle in the upper edge region thereof, wherein the ring has two vertical, parallel ring legs, the inner ring leg being situated on the inside of the receptacle and the outer ring leg being situated on the outside of the receptacle.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] The present invention relates to a refuse bin. [0002] A refuse bin is disclosed, for example, in WO 99 / 24332 (PCT / NL98 / 00653). In the case of this known refuse bin, the ring which is mentioned, is simply placed onto the edge region of the receptacle. A lid for the refuse bin is fastened in an articulated manner to the ring. Connecting means between the ring and the receptacle are not provided. It is apparent that this does not involve an inner bucket for a refuse container, but rather that the receptacle forms the outer refuse bin itself. The garbage bag is hung over the edge region of the receptacle and is then clamped in place when the ring is placed on to it. It his case, however, the garbage bag protrudes over the edge region, with the result that it can be seen from the outside, in this overhanging region, when the ring is placed on it, which gives the arrangement an unattractive, temporary appearance. Due to the act that no fixing means are p...

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24 Mar 2005

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US20050061820A1

IPC: B65F1/06; B65F1/08

CPC: B65F1/08; B65F1/06

Inventors: THIELKING, UDO