Hansa Metallwerke Ag

Kwc Ag

Franke Water Systems Ag

Schott Ag

S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Franke Technology and Trademark Ltd

Niro-plan Ag

Rastal Gmbh & Co. Kg

Tece Gmbh

Schott Flat Glass Cr, S.r.o.

Schott Termofrost S.r.o.

Zehnder Group International Ag

Wmf Wurttembergische Metallwarenfabrik Aktiengesellschaft

Michael Lammel

Michael Zeisel

Bertrand Illert

Jochen Diederichs

Benjamin Lederhofer

Roland Gloor

Martin Rafaj

Markus Heller

Jaroslav Placek

Petr Smajser

Oliver Keiper

Carsten Kehrein

Michael Lehner

Thomas Nieraad

André Leutwyler

Stefan Brunner

Martin Krabbe

Dietrich Busch

Blazek Lumir

Nills Muller

Jiri Gazda

Rudolf Huber

Petr Divin

Nills M&uuml;ller

Matthias Stockel

Dietmar Nilles

Jaroslav Kukulis

André Meiermann

Uwe Koziol

Felix Berrocoso

Maren Dillon

Lederhofer Lederhofer

Thomas Schneider

Mathias Stockel

Thomas Klink

A swing door system for use with a freezer device is provided. The system includes two adjacent swing doors and a mullion in contact with the swing doors. Each swing door has a transparent pane and a non-transparent area. The non-transparent area is proximal to the mullion when the swing doors are in a closed position. The non-transparent areas and the mullion define a non-transparent region. The system has, under a horizontal viewing angle between 0° and 180° with respect to the plane in which the swing doors are arranged when the swing doors are in the closed position, all of the horizontal diameters of the non-transparent region are less than 100 mm.

Swing door system and a freezer device

The present disclosure provides a swing door system for use with a freezer device, including two adjacent swing doors and at least one mullion in contact with the swing doors. Each swing door includes a transparent pane and a non-transparent area, with each non-transparent area proximal to the mullion when the swing doors are in a closed position. The non-transparent areas and the mullion define a non-transparent region. In a plurality of horizontal see-through angles, a view through the transparent panes is not totally blocked by the non-transparent region. The horizontal see-through angle is measured with respect to the plane in which the swing doors are arranged when the swing doors are in the closed position. When a width of at least one of the swing doors is in the range of 500 mm to 780 mm, the plurality of horizontal see-through angles ranges from 6° to 174°, preferably 5° to 175°, and more preferably 4° to 176°. When a width of at least one of the swing doors is in the range of greater than 780 mm and equal to or lower than 1000 mm, the plurality of horizontal see-through angles ranges from 5° to 175°, preferably 4° to 176°, and more preferably 3° to 177°. A freezer device comprising a swing door system is also described herein.

The present invention concerns a method of connecting an item of dishware () to a contactlessly readable electronic information carrier () comprising the steps: providing the item of dishware (), wherein the item of dishware () comprises a material selected from a group consisting of glass, ceramic and plastic or a combination thereof, and attaching the information carrier to the item of dishware. Contactlessly readable electronic information carriers applied to a self-adhesive carrier film are known. They can also be adhesively bonded to an item of dishware for identification thereof. In comparison according to the invention the above-mentioned method is further developed in that it further includes the steps: applying a cover layer of printing ink in such a way that the cover layer at least portion-wise covers a surface of the information carrier and the cover layer extends over a portion, which is not covered by the information carrier, on the surface of the item of dishware.

Method for connecting an item of dishware to an information carrier, and apparatus comprising an item of dishware and an information carrier

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A refrigeration cabinet, in particular a commercial refrigerator or freezer, is provided. The refrigeration cabinet has a housing, which has a front access opening, a door, which has at least one door leaf, for the access opening, and a guide. The door leaf has a height and a width and is mounted such that it can be rotated about a vertical rotation axis and can be displaced transverse to the rotation axis. The guide defines a movement of the door leaf between a closed position and an open position in such a way that the pivot region of the door leaf projects less than a full door-leaf width into the exterior in front of the access opening, and that the door leaf is mounted such that it can be rotated about a vertical axis and can be displaced transverse to the rotation axis.

Refrigeration cabinet

A douche toilet is provided having a toilet bowl () including a flushing water inlet opening () for supplying flushing water into a flushing chamber () for a flushing operation and a waste water opening for flushing waste water out of the toilet bowl (), a flushing water distributor () for distributing the flushing water around the flushing chamber (), and a douche lance () for washing the user in the anal or genital region. To simplify the structure of the douche toilet, in particular to make cleaning thereof easier, the douche lance () is integrated into the flushing water distributor ().

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Aachen, Germany

Michael Lammel