JP2012500072A - Drawer guide for drawers with catch hook - Google Patents

Abstract

A drawer guide for a drawer with a slide rail (1) is disclosed, in which a catch hook (3) is arranged on the slide rail to fix the drawer to the slide rail (1). The catch hook (3) is formed as a separate element attached to the slide rail (1) so as not to move. The catch hook and slide rail are formed from different materials.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a drawer guide for a drawer having a slide rail according to the preamble of claim 1.

  Bending the catch hook from the material of the slide rail is known from DE 8431055. In particular, in the case of a heavy drawer with a very wide width, the problem arises that the catch hook may buckle.

  EP 1147725 of this kind forms a catch hook as an element formed separately from the slide rail and arranged so that its height can be adjusted to adjust the tilt of the front panel of the drawer. Is also disclosed. The catch hook disclosed in this publication has limited stability to secure very heavy drawers.

  It is also known from DE-A 3641325 to install a spacer part between the drawer rear wall and the catch hook in order to use a small drawer slide rail which is not actually adapted to the drawer dimensions. . However, this spacer component cannot compensate for tolerances within the running manufacture of the drawer / drawer guide assembly.

  In view of the above background, a first object of the present invention is to achieve a particularly stable catch hook configuration using simple structural means.

  A structural solution is also given to the problem that play associated with tolerances between the catch hook and the drawer of the slide rail can be compensated.

  The present invention has the object of improving each of the two aforementioned problems for the first time with simple structural means.

  The invention achieves the object first stated by the subject matter of claim 1. Another achievement of the object is specified in claim 21.

  The present invention also provides the subject matter of claim 4 which achieves the second stated object.

  According to the subject of claim 1, the catch hook can be formed functionally different from the slide rail, in particular more stably. Thus, the catch hooks can be made in particular from a material harder than the slide rail and / or from a thicker material, each of which can increase the strength of the structure in a simple manner. It is particularly preferred to combine the effects of these two means together to achieve a particularly advantageous structure.

  It is conceivable to fix the catch hook to the slide rail in a very different way. Further, regarding the catch hook, an arbitrary position can be considered in the longitudinal direction of the slide rail. In this case, FIG. 20 shows a slide rail (1) provided with a plurality of means, in particular windows, which are offset from each other in the main extension direction (X) of the slide rail in order to fix separate catch hooks. Thus, the same slide rail can be used to secure drawers of various depths and / or lengths in the simplest way. This is desirable, for example, to provide a drawer that extends over only a portion of the depth of the furniture part in a furniture part that has a deep overall extension. This variation should be considered separately as one invention itself, and as an improved version of the other disclosed inventions.

  Fixing by clamping and / or stamping the catch hook by bending the catch hook into the window-like opening of the slide rail and bending the corresponding projection is particularly simple and reliable.

  It is particularly preferred to carry out compression fixation on the slide rail window. Because this is a cost-effective installation, the material does not heat up, thereby further providing the previously mentioned advantages that the slide rail generally does not buckle or distort during installation.

  Alternatively or optionally, using other fastening devices such as screw / nut combinations, using clinching, rivets, or using an adhesive, welding, or soldering process to slide the catch hook into the rail It can also be fixed to.

  It is particularly conceivable to produce catch hooks from non-rusting materials such as non-rusting steel so that stability is ensured permanently.

  In order to avoid excessive play between the slide rail and the drawer or the rear wall of the drawer, according to claim 4, at least one spring element or at least one elastically elastically supporting the rear wall of the drawer against the catch hook A compressible element is provided on the catch hook.

  This spring element represents an advantageous refinement of the invention. However, the spring element itself also forms a separate invention, for example the problem of excessive play between the drawer and the slide rail, which leads to flapping or noisy travel, is solved with this fixing element.

  According to a particularly advantageous variant of the invention, it is further beneficial to provide the catch hook with stabilizing elements and / or support elements, such as support ribs or support legs, in order to strengthen the catch hook. This variant also forms on the one hand an advantageous refinement of the invention, but on the other hand it can also be considered as a separate invention.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings based on typical embodiments.

FIG. 5 shows various perspective views of a slide rail with a catch hook and a perspective view of the catch hook. Fig. 2 shows a view similar to Fig. 1 of a first alternative embodiment. FIG. 3 shows a view similar to FIGS. 1 and 2 of a second alternative embodiment. FIG. 4 shows a view similar to FIGS. 1-3 of a third alternative embodiment. FIG. 9 shows various perspective views of a fourth embodiment of the present invention before and after the catch hook is attached. Fig. 6 shows yet another structure of the present invention before and after the catch hook is attached. Fig. 6 shows yet another structure of the present invention before and after the catch hook is attached. Fig. 6 shows yet another structure of the present invention before and after the catch hook is attached. Fig. 6 shows yet another structure of the present invention before and after the catch hook is attached. Fig. 3 shows a catch hook with spring elements before and after mounting on a slide rail. Fig. 4 shows a further catch hook with spring elements before and after mounting on the slide rail. (A) has shown the form from FIG. 10 in the attachment position with respect to a drawer. (B) has shown the form from FIG. 11 in the attachment position with respect to a drawer. Fig. 5 shows a third catch hook with spring elements before and after attachment to the slide rail. Fig. 14 shows a further exemplary embodiment of a catch hook which improves on the variant of Fig. 13 with spring elements before and after attachment to the slide rail. (A) shows an exemplary embodiment of each of FIGS. 13 and 14 with the drawer attached. (B) shows an exemplary embodiment of each of FIGS. 13 and 14 with the drawer attached. Figure 7 shows a catch hook comprising a support element according to a further exemplary embodiment of the invention. Figure 7 shows a catch hook comprising a support element according to a further exemplary embodiment of the invention. Figure 7 shows a catch hook comprising a support element according to a further exemplary embodiment of the invention. Figure 7 shows a catch hook comprising a support element according to a further exemplary embodiment of the invention. The further modification of the attachment of the catch hook with respect to a slide rail is shown. Fig. 6 shows a catch hook with a stamping part according to a further exemplary embodiment of the invention.

  FIG. 1 shows a slide rail of a preferably telescopic drawer guide (otherwise not shown here) for the drawer 2 (see FIG. 15 in this regard in relation to other exemplary embodiments) 1, the drawer 2 can itself be provided in any desired manner and is generally of at least one furniture body rail to be secured to the furniture body and of FIG. 1 to be secured to the drawer. It has a slide rail 1 and at least one bearing between the furniture body rail and the slide rail 1, in particular a roller bearing (also not shown here). The drawer guide can optionally have further elements such as intermediate rails.

  In order to fix the drawer 2 to the slide rail 1, a catch hook 3 is arranged or formed on the slide rail 1.

  According to FIG. 1, the catch hook 3 is provided as a separate element from the slide rail 1 fixed to the slide rail 1. This gives the special advantage that a more stable structure can be selected for the catch hook 3 than in the rest of the slide rail 1.

  Therefore, in order to increase the stability of the catch hook 3, it is conceivable to manufacture the catch hook 3 from a material different from that of the slide rail 1, particularly from a material harder than the slide rail 1.

  Alternatively or in some cases, it is conceivable to produce the catch hook 3 from a material thicker than the slide rail in order to give it a high strength. However, the catch hook 3 can also be provided with reinforcing elements such as ribs and / or support elements that support the catch hook with respect to the slide rail 1.

  The slide rail 1 is provided as a hollow shape manufactured from a sheet metal strip that is bent into a rail shape with a substantially rectangular cross-section that does not have a closed outer periphery and leaves a longitudinal slot 4 according to FIG. The slide rail 1 is provided to be flattened on its contact side 5 facing away from the longitudinal slot 4 so that it can be placed in the drawer.

  A window-like opening 6 is formed on the contact side 5, and the opening is used to fix the catch hook 3 to the slide rail 1.

  The opening 6 is formed in the vicinity of one free end of the slide rail 1. In addition to the opening 6, an optional recess 7 is provided here which is formed at the free end of the slide rail 1 adjacent to the opening 6 and extends to the contact side 5.

  The catch hook 1 can be inserted into the opening 6 and, from the side of the slide rail facing away from the longitudinal slot 4, for the purpose of engaging the drawer with a corresponding opening for mounting and fixing the drawer to the slide rail 1. It can be fixed or pushed into the opening 6 so as to project here as a generally rectangular / L-shaped hook region 8 formed.

  This is carried out according to FIG. 1 in that the catch hook 3, which is preferably bent from the sheet metal strip, has a Z shape, a staircase shape, and the legs 9 of the catch hook 3 engage in the opening 6 in the mounted state. Moreover, the free end 13 of the leg 9 is bent back from the inside to the outside of the recess 7.

  Further, the catch hook 3 has side support legs 10, 11 in the area of the intermediate leg 12 according to FIG. 1, and these side support legs face away from the hook area 8. Bent in the direction and supported externally on the contact side 5 in the mounted state.

  The catch hook 3 is fixed in a simple manner by the interaction of the support legs 10, 11 and the leg 9 with the bending free end 13 engaging the recess 7, so that it Blocked from moving and twisting.

  The free end of the hook region 8 can easily be provided with a slight taper to facilitate pushing the drawer.

  If the catch hook 3 is made of steel material, the catch hook has a particularly high stability and is therefore easy to fix extremely heavy drawers and in particular not to lift them from the slide rail 1. Fixed in the way.

  The exemplary embodiment of FIG. 2 corresponds broadly to the exemplary embodiment of FIG.

  As in the case of FIG. 1 in which the support legs are inclined, the support legs 10 and 11 of the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 2 have web-like protrusions 14 and 15 at their inclined ends, When these web-like projections are attached to the outside of the slide rail on the contact side 5 of the slide rail 1, they protrude beyond the free end of the slide rail in the region of the recess and are bent downward into the recess 7. Accordingly, the web-like protrusion replaces the bent end portion 13 of the leg portion 9. Otherwise, the structure and function of this exemplary embodiment corresponds to that of FIG.

  The exemplary embodiment of FIG. 3 is adjacent to the bent end 13 with at least one protrusion 16 that passes completely through the recess 7 from the inside to the outside and bends back to the contact side outside the contact side 5. This differs from the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 1 in that the fixing action of the bent end 13 for a more robust fixing of the hook 3 is increased again in a simple manner.

  It is preferable that at least one protrusion 16 is provided at the bent end. The protrusion 16 provides a simple structural means for enhancing and fixing the catch hook 3 with respect to the slide rail 1 for optimization.

  Unlike in FIG. 1, in the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 3, the support legs are not bent in a direction facing away from the hook region 8, rather, the support legs 10, 11 are extended in the plane of the legs 12. It is simply supported laterally on the slide rail in the existing part.

  However, the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 3 may be provided with support legs similar to the support legs of FIG. 1 or FIG.

  The catch hooks of the exemplary embodiment of FIGS. 1 to 3 are each bent from a sheet metal blank, but according to the exemplary embodiment of FIG. Directly cut from sheet metal having an appropriate thickness that is directed parallel to the main extending direction of the sheet and is not directed perpendicular to this direction as in the case of FIGS.

  The catch hook 3 again has an L-shaped hook region 8 and a fixed leg 17 having a slot at its end facing away from the hook region 8. It is formed so as to engage with the shaped opening 6. In addition, the catch hook 3 is guided in the window-like opening 6 during installation, and then moved laterally until the material on the contact side 5 of the slide rail 1 engages the slot 18.

  The free end 19 of the catch hook is again bent into the recess 7 at the free end of the contact area 5 again, so that the catch hook is similar to the exemplary embodiment of FIGS. 3 is fixed so as not to move in the direction of the slide rail.

  The exemplary embodiment of FIG. 4 is distinguished by a particularly stable hook region 8 that provides special resistance against bending.

  It is also conceivable that the catch hook 3 is fastened to the slide rail by another method.

  According to FIG. 5, it is proposed to use the clinch connection 20 to fasten the catch hook 3, which fixes the contact leg 21 of the catch hook 3 to the contact side 5. The catch hook 3 is formed so that the area of the contact leg 21 is flat or horizontal. On the other hand, the catch hook has a trough-shaped contour in the hook area, ie in the actual hook area 8, which again increases the stability of the catch hook 3 in a simple manner.

  According to FIG. 6, a catch hook is fixed to the contact side 5 of the slide rail using a soldering or welding process. The catch hook 3 has a valley-like outer shape in the hook region 8 and has a flat shape in the region of the contact leg 21 in the same manner as described above. It is easily welded or soldered by the method.

  Further, according to FIG. 7, the contact leg portion 21 having the window or the opening 22 can be fastened to the contact side 5 of the slide rail 1 by the swinging rivet using the type of the fastening rivet 23 having the rivet peripheral hole. Done. According to FIG. 7, the hook area 8 also has a horizontal profile.

  As is clear from FIG. 8, the catch hook 3 can be cut to a predetermined length from a bolt bent into a hook shape, and it is proposed to weld the catch hook 3 to the contact area 5 of the slide rail 1. The

  According to FIG. 9, the catch hook 3 is fixed to the contact side 5 of the slide rail 1 by welding.

  However, in spite of the previous drawing, the actual hook region 8 is cut directly from the sheet metal material and is cut in the same manner as in FIG. Orientation parallel to the extending direction is performed in the same way, the contact leg 21 is bent from the hook region, and the valley-shaped contour 24 is bent laterally in the hook region 8, thereby catching It becomes even easier to attach the hook 3 to the corresponding drawer outline.

  According to FIG. 10, the tolerance compensating spring element is assigned to the catch hook 3.

  This spring element is used to create a biasing tensile force between the catch hook 3 and the drawer 2.

  According to FIG. 10, in this case as well, a separate catch hook 3 bent into a staircase shape is fixed to the slide rail 1 first.

  The catch hook 3 has side webs 25, 26 that are wound by the spring wire of the wire spring 27. The wire spring 27 is supported on the slide rail 1 by an arcuate region 28. 12 (a), it also has spring legs 29, 30 supported by the drawer 3, so that it is attached by a spring action between the slide rail or catch hook 3 and the rear side of the drawer 2. A tensile force is created.

  Instead of a wire spring, this spring action is bent by other resilient or elastic elements, for example in a serpentine shape supported between the leg 12 of the catch hook 3 and the rear wall of the drawer 2 Spring 31 (see FIG. 11 and FIG. 12 (b)) or between the stopper pin or web 32 of the catch hook 3, preferably bent from a bolt or pin, and the disk 33 on the catch hook 3, for example. It can also be produced by an active coil spring 34 (FIG. 13). The coil spring 34 presses the disk 33 against the drawer (FIG. 15A).

  On the one hand, the coil spring 34 is fixed to the web 32 using one of its ends, or a threaded portion is provided at the end of its free hook region of the catch hook 3 manufactured from bolts or pins, or As shown in FIG. 14, the threaded pin is bent and the knurled nut 36 is screwed into the threaded portion 35, thereby forming an axially adjustable stopper for the coil spring 34. It is conceivable to do this ((b) in FIG. 4). To form the torsion lock, the knurled nut is provided with a clamp or a non-metallic insert is provided in the clamp. Alternatively, the fixing nut can be made entirely from plastic. Implementation as a coating using rock paint or as a PAL nut is also conceivable.

  In this way, the spring force acting on the drawer via the disc 33 can be adjusted or preset in a simple manner by adjusting the nut, in particular the knurled nut 36.

  As is apparent from FIGS. 12 and 13, without welding the end of the threaded pin to the slide rail 1, it can be inserted axially and into a window web opening 37 formed by the web. It is also possible to compress this form as necessary while inserting.

  FIG. 15 shows how the coil spring supported by the web 32 or the nut 36 acts between the catch hook 3 and the drawer rear wall of the drawer 2. FIG. 15A shows a non-adjustable modification, and FIG. 15B shows an adjustable modification of the catch hook with length compensation.

  In this way, the option of “spring action between the catch hook 3 and the drawer rear wall” and the option of “separate catch hook 3 for increased stability” can be combined with each other in a particularly simple manner.

  However, it is conceivable to provide only one of these two inventions. That is, if the catch hook 3 is bent from the material of the slide rail 1 itself (not shown), a spring element can be used, and a separate catch hook element 3 manufactured separately from the slide rail can be used. It can also be used without a spring element. It is particularly beneficial to combine the effects of these two means with each other.

  According to FIGS. 16-19 and FIG. 21, the catch hook 3 is manufactured / bent directly from the material of the slide rail.

  For this purpose, the web-like part is cut from the material of the slide rail 1 in the region of the contact side 5 and bent in the form of a catch hook 3, so that on the outside of the contact side 5 facing away from the longitudinal slot. An L-shaped catch hook projects from the slide rail material. This formation of the catch hook 3 is known per se.

  In order to optimize the strength action, a web of the material of the slide rail 1 is further left on the side of the catch hook 3, which acts as a support leg 38 and in a direction facing away from the hook area. Extend.

  Each of the exemplary embodiments of FIGS. 16-19 share the feature that the reinforcing element is bent directly from the material of the slide rail.

  According to FIG. 16, this reinforcing element is a single support leg 38. On the other hand, according to FIG. 17, the two support legs 38 adjacent to the sides of the legs 12 of the L-shaped hook elements are freely stamped out of the material of the slide rail and bent freely, The supporting action is further enhanced to stabilize the C-catch hook 3.

  According to the exemplary embodiment of FIGS. 18 and 19, the side of the leg 12 of the hook region 8 does not have a support leg 38 adjacent from the side, and the support leg 38 is directly from the leg. A support leg / support web 39 is formed which extends freely to the contact side 5 beyond the end of the leg 12 using, for example, two parallel cuts in the region of the leg 12 The leg is formed with an acute angle of less than 95 ° with respect to the contact side 5 and does not stand parallel to the leg but obliquely on the side facing away from the hook end of the free region 8 Support.

  The support action of this support leg 39 can be enhanced in a simple manner by the embossed outer parts 40, 41 which may extend to the free end area of the hook area 8.

  According to the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 21, instead of forming the support legs 39, an embossed profile (hereinafter “emboss profile”) 40 is further extended to the base of the catch hook 3. It is extended by the embossed outer shape parts 42 and 43 which become. The embossed outer shape portion 43 is preferably formed to be somewhat wider than the embossed outer shape portion 40 in the upper region of the catch hook 3 in order to enhance the supporting action. The embossed outer shape portion 42 connects the embossed outer shape portion 40 to the embossed outer shape portion 43, and the width of the embossed outer shape portion 42 corresponds to the width of the embossed outer shape portion 43 with the front side facing the embossed outer shape portion 43 being Tapered continuously in the direction of the embossed outer portion 40 to the width of the embossed outer portion 40. The catch hook 3 is freely stamped and bent freely from the material of the slide rail 1.

  The exemplary embodiments of FIGS. 16-19 and 21 can feature them particularly cost-effectively, but nevertheless are characterized by high strength against catch hooks without support elements or support legs. Share

  FIGS. 20 (a) to 20 (c) show a catch hook 3 that can be fixed according to the principle of bayonet lock, i.e. here by fixing the rotational movement at various further positions of the slide rail 1. FIG. .

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Slide rail 2 Drawer 3 Catch hook 4 Longitudinal direction slot 5 Contact side 6 Opening 7 Recess 8 Hook area 9 Leg part 10, 11 Support leg part 12 Leg part 13 End part 14, 15 Protrusion 16 Projection 17 Fixed leg part 18 Free end 20 Clinch connection part 21 Contact leg part 22 Opening 23 Fastening rivet 24 Outer part 25, 26 Web 27 Wire spring 28 Arcuate region 29, 30 Spring leg part 31 Leaf spring 34 Coil spring 32 Stopper pin 33 Disc 34 Coil spring 35 Screw Part 36 Knitted nut 37 Window web opening 38, 39 Support leg part 40, 41 Embossed outer part

Claims (30)

A drawer guide for a drawer having a slide rail (1), wherein a catch hook (3) is disposed on the slide rail to fix the drawer to the slide rail (1), and the catch hook (3 In the drawer guide, which is formed as a separate element that is fixed against movement on the slide rail (1),
The drawer guide, wherein the catch hook is made of a material different from that of the slide rail.   Drawer guide according to claim 1 or in the preamble of claim 1, characterized in that the catch hook is thicker than the slide rail (1).   3. A drawer guide according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the catch hook is made of a material harder than the slide rail (1). In a drawer guide for a drawer having a slide rail (1), wherein a catch hook (3) is arranged on the slide rail to fix the drawer to the slide rail (1), or ,
In the drawer guide as described in any one of Claims 1-3,
Drawer guide, characterized in that elastically compressible elements or spring elements (28, 31, 34) are provided between the catch hook (3) and the slide rail (1).   Drawer guide according to claim 4, characterized in that the spring elements (28, 31, 34) are adjustable.   6. Drawer guide according to claim 5, characterized in that the spring element (28, 31, 34) is supported on the catch hook (3) so that it can be adjusted.   7. A drawer guide according to claim 6, characterized in that the spring element is supported on an adjustable nut (36) which is screwed onto the threaded part (35) of the catch hook (3).   Drawer guide according to claim 7, characterized in that the spring elements (28, 31, 34) are provided as wire springs, coil springs or leaf springing elements.   The catch hook (3) formed separately from the slide rail passes through the window-like opening (6) of the slide rail (1) using a leg (9) having a free end. The drawer guide according to claim 1, characterized in that it is a feature.   The free end (13) of the leg (9) passing through the opening (6) of the slide rail (1) is fixed to the slide rail (1) by bending. The drawer guide according to any one of 1 to 9.   11. The free end of the leg that passes through the opening (6) of the slide rail (1) is fixed to the slide rail (1) by stamping. The drawer guide according to one item.   Drawer guide according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the catch hook (3) is bent from sheet metal into a Z shape.   13. The drawer guide according to any one of claims 1 to 12, characterized in that the catch hook (3) is cut out from the sheet metal into a Z shape.   The sheet metal plane of the catch hook (3) cut out in a Z shape from the sheet metal is oriented at least partially or completely perpendicular to the main extending direction of the slide rail (1). The drawer guide according to any one of claims 1 to 13.   The sheet metal plane of the catch hook (3) cut out in a Z shape from the sheet metal is oriented at least partially or completely parallel to the main extending direction of the slide rail (1). The drawer guide according to any one of claims 1 to 14.   16. A drawer guide according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the catch hook (3) is at least partially bent into a valley shape to increase stability.   The drawer guide according to any one of claims 1 to 16, wherein the catch hook (3) is fixed to the slide rail by a joining process.   The drawer guide according to any one of claims 1 to 19, characterized in that the catch hook (3) is fixed to the slide rail by a clinching process.   19. Drawer according to any one of the preceding claims or according to the preamble of claim 1, characterized in that the catch hook (3) is fixed to the slide rail by a rotational movement, in particular a bayonet lock. guide.   The drawer guide according to any one of claims 1 to 19, characterized in that the catch hook (3) is fixed to the slide rail by a welding process. In a drawer guide for a drawer having a slide rail (1), in which a catch hook (3) for fixing the drawer to the slide rail (1) is arranged on the slide rail, In the drawer guide according to any one of claims 1 to 20,
Drawer guide, characterized in that at least one stabilizing element and / or at least one support element for supporting the catch hook (3) against the slide rail (1) is assigned to the catch hook.   The support element is provided as at least one support leg (10, 11, 38, 39) adjacent to one leg (12) of the catch hook (3), the support leg being attached to the slide rail ( The drawer guide according to claim 21, characterized in that the drawer guide is bent with respect to the leg at a position supporting with respect to 1).   23. A drawer guide according to claim 22, characterized in that two support legs are provided on the leg (12) of the catch hook extending perpendicular to the slide rail.   Drawer according to claim 21 or 22, characterized in that the support legs (10, 11, 38, 39) are bent in a direction facing away from the hook area (8) of the catch hook (3). guide.   The drawer guide according to any one of claims 21 to 24, wherein the catch hook and the support element are integrally formed.   26. Drawer guide according to claim 25, characterized in that the catch hook (3) and the support element are integrally formed with the slide rail.   27. Drawer guide according to any one of claims 21 to 26, characterized in that the catch hook (3) and the support element are formed separately from the slide rail.   22. A drawer guide according to claim 21, characterized in that the stabilizing element is provided as an embossed profile (40, 41, 42, 43).   The embossed outer shape extends from the base of the catch hook (3) disposed on the slide rail (1) to the region of the free end (8) of the catch hook (3). The drawer guide according to claim 22. A drawer guide for a drawer having a slide rail (1), wherein a catch hook (3) for fixing the drawer to the slide rail (1) is disposed on the slide rail, and the catch hook (3 In the drawer guide, which is formed as a separate element fixed against movement on the slide rail (1), or
The drawer guide according to any one of claims 1 to 29,
Drawer, characterized in that a plurality of means, in particular windows, are provided on the slide rail (1) that are offset from each other in the main extending direction (X) of the slide rail in order to fix the separate catch hook guide.

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