Omron Corporation

Casper Van Dijke

Jeremy Wirkus

Bas Groenendaal

Nard Louws

Stan Vriezenga

Heatsink

A storage medium accommodating apparatus for accommodating at least one storage medium of an industrial computer is provided. The accommodating unit includes at least one side wall including at least one guide groove, where the at least one guide groove includes an engagement section; and at least one support unit, where the at least one storage medium may be accommodated inside the at least one support unit, the at least one support unit includes a guide rail that is supported in a manner of being movable on the at least one guide groove, the at least one support unit includes an elastically deformable counter-engagement section, and the counter-engagement section is automatically engaged into the engagement section in a shape-fitting manner in a state that the at least one support unit is pushed into the accommodating unit.

Storage medium accommodating apparatus, industrial computer, and method

A drawer apparatus () for use in an expansion card () of an industrial computer () includes a drawer () used for accommodating the expansion card (), where the drawer () includes a bottom portion () and at least one side wall () connected to the bottom portion (), and a fixing element (), where the fixing element () is adapted to at least sectionally buckle the at least one side wall () and the expansion card () in a shape fitting manner, so as to fasten the expansion card () on the drawer ().

Drawer apparatus, industrial computer, and method

A housing for a monitor of an industrial computer is installed in/on a plate and includes a basic section, a frame section, an engagement element, a spring element, a guide element and a fixing element. The frame section is attached on the plate. The engagement element optionally moves from an unlocked position where the engagement element is detached from engagement with the plate to a locked position where the engagement element is engaged with the plate in a shape fitting manner. The spring element pretensions the engagement element in a direction toward the locked position. The engagement element is linearly guided along the guide element. The fixing element fixes the engagement element at the unlocked position or the locked position, and is releasable, so that the engagement element automatically moves from the unlocked position to the locked position by means of the spring element.

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Den Bosch, Netherlands

Casper Van Dijke