BE353008A

BE353008A -

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Publication number: BE353008A
Authority: BE
Priority date: 1928-07-17
Also published as: FR41244E; FR648159A; FR35738E

Description

       

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Cotte invention a pour objet une caisse métallique  en fer feuillard pour le transport des bouteilles telles que;,

  
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supérieure en vue de faciliter la. préhension et la: manipula.tion des caisses tout en augmentant leur résistance;

  
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veto,- cette partie supérieure, étant coudée et contre-coudée pour constituer un épaulement permettant le gerbage des caisses. encastrées l'une : dans l'autre par superposition.

  
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côté. de sa plus grande largeur. 

  
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suivant la. ligne B-B de la fig. 2.

  
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de cette caisse, établis à plat et fixés sur les autres par.ties par des rivets mais à ^intérieur de l'encadrement du

  
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le cadre supérieur [pound] un peu en retrait du pourtour de la caisse.. 

  
Dans l'intérieur de la caisse, les casiers sont formés de deux étagea de fera longitudinaux et de fers transversaux d; croisés fixés à plat à 1* endroit de leur croisement par un rivet b et emboutis du fond vers le, haut en regard de  ces casiers. lies extrémités de ces fors, rabattues à plat vers

  
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Cotte invention relates to a metal box made of strip iron for transporting bottles such as ;,

  
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higher in order to facilitate the. gripping and: handling of boxes while increasing their resistance;

  
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veto, - this upper part, being bent and counter-bent to constitute a shoulder allowing the stacking of boxes. one embedded: in the other by superposition.

  
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side. of its greatest width.

  
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following the. line B-B of fig. 2.

  
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of this box, established flat and fixed on the other parts by rivets but inside the frame of the

  
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the upper frame [pound] a little behind the edge of the body.

  
In the interior of the box, the compartments are formed of two longitudinal shelves a and of transverse bars; crossed fixed flat at 1 * place of their crossing by a rivet b and stamped from the bottom to the top opposite these compartments. the ends of these fors, folded flat towards

  
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Claims

in corresponding strip iron and in marl time, where applicable, on the amount a that crosses this rivet. <EMI ID = 15.1>

bouti from inside to 1? outside or vice versa on its young

times, so as to. facilitate gripping and increase rigidity.

background on a crossing.

This lower frame, formed of a strip iron

transports..

All tier irons <1> * inside the hull are arched up a bit to increase resistance.

ment a as shown in fig 6 of the drawing "

any other item to be used for the transport of bottles, such as: baskets, baskets, etc.,.

A metal case for the transport of bottles, characterized by the following points and their combination between. them: <EMI ID = 27.1>

in order to facilitate the gripping and handling of the boxes while increasing their resistance, - these amounts established at

flat being fixed by means of rivets inside the lower frame, outside on the corresponding parts of the

b) Longitudinal and transverse cross bars forming the crates of the box, - these bars being stamped to prevent tearing of the labels. when the bottles contain them and the bottles come into contact with each other, - these irons also being slightly arched upwards in order to increase their resistance.

lower frame with uprights connected thereto by slow upper part by means of rivets, .. this upper part of the uprights being shaped to constitute a shoulder allowing the stacking of crates embedded in one another by superposition, - the upper frame being stamped from the inside to the outside drunk inversely either on its short sides or on its

bed, grip and increase rigidity.