DE1654163A1 - Tray, especially for pastry or confectionery production - Google Patents

Description

Applicant: RI ¹ . PRODUCOI ¹ S PTY. LIMISED

G-ladesville, Hay South Wales, Australia

"Tray" especially for the confectionery or confectionery production "

The invention "relates to those provided with reinforcements Trays. It is aimed in particular at trays for the production of confectionery, confectionery or confectionery and especially on trays that can be used in automated manufacturing. . .

It used to be common for such starch trays to be used in automatic confectionery machines. and the like were used to manufacture from separate pieces of wood, all of which were glued or screwed together. Due to the relatively rough handling of these trays by the automatic machines, the screws often worked themselves loosely and dug into the reinforcement (starch) or the food produced by the machines themselves ^:

More recently, attempts have been made to make plywood floors for the trays upwards along their longitudinal edges Formation of the sidewalls too, bend, The advantages that come through

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avoiding square corners within the tray in which starch accumulations see piling up and spoiling are highly valued in the industry. However, in most of the automatic machines used today resorted to automatic alignment with the outer surface of the side walls of each tray in passing through the trays. ; Due to the lack of rectangular outer edges and vertical side walls, the intended Use of the plywood is an effective display of the trays

cannot be retained.

According to the invention, therefore, a new and improved Starch tray are created, which in particular, but not exclusively for use with automatic Confectionery or the like producing machines is suitable and in which only a few corner depressions are provided and wherein the side walls are provided with substantially flat standing outer surfaces.

The present invention seeks to provide a starch tray of this type which is of strong construction without the use of nails, screws or other removable fasteners. ' _:

In one embodiment of the invention, the starch tray consists of a rectangular plywood base, a pair opposing side walls made by bending the Long edge parts of the plywood floor are formed, opposite end walls formed by insert pieces,

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the ar open end or front parts of the inner surface of the bottom and the side walls are attached, a rectangular \ concave molding which is arranged under the outer surface of the curved side walls, as well as supporting feet below the end walls and through the bottom and into the feet and the End wall dowels.

A preferred embodiment of the invention, in which the starch tray is designed for use in confectionery, confectionery and the like producing machines, will be explained in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which
Figure 1 is a perspective view of a starch tray according to the invention;

Fig. 2 shows a side view thereof; Fig. 3 is a partial end elevation on a larger scale; Fig. 4 is a partial exploded perspective view

in a larger representation of the individual parts of the starch • trays.

According to the preferred one shown in the drawings. Embodiment consists of the starch tray 5 (starch tray) from a rectangular plywood floor 6 along the opposite one Longitudinal edge parts with the formation of a pair of curved, curved side walls 7 facing one another is curved. Preferably, the arched curvature is 8 in Bottom 6 made by 90. The two open ends of the starch tray 5 are through opposite end walls, • which consist of wooden inserts 9, closed, which at

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their outer corners 10 below to adapt to the interior structure the side walls 7 are formed radially. The front wall inserts 9 rest on the floor 6 and between the ends of the side walls 7 and are glued in place. The top Edges of the four walls 7 and 9 of the tray are coplanar. '

The outside of the bottom 6 in the area of the curved side walls 8 has a convex surface at the exact point where an alignment contact with the tray 5 for the automatic

P · Positioning and advancement by the machine, not shown he follows. Such a surface 8 is for effective alignment not suitable; in order to overcome this disadvantage, a piece of a molded part 11, which is rectangular on one side, is which is concave along its length, arranged in contact with the convex surface 8a extending along the lower side of each side wall 7 of the tray 5 extends. Each molded part 11 is glued in place, so that the rectangular edge 12 has an outer corner for the respective

^ Side wall 7 forms. Blocks of wood are in each corner of the Trays arranged below, the bottom 6 and below Formation of supporting feet 15 glued to it. Everyone traaagende Foot 15, the corner of the floor 6 and the one above the foot 15 The lying part of the end wall 9 is drilled and dowels 14 stuck in it. In each supporting foot 15, one end 15 extends under the respective end "of one of the two molded parts and provides additional support. A horizontal dowel 14 can pass through the perpendicular face of each end of the Molded part TI and through the vertical wall 7 in the end

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of the forehead insert 9 are introduced. Another description The invention does not need to be given, since features and advantages will be apparent to those skilled in the art from the description so far are obvious. Changes in shape, proportion and construction details can of course be made in the frame of the invention can be made.

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Claims (8)

April 25, 1967 Iw / eoh Register R. F. PRODUCTS PTY. LIMITED Gladesvill ·, South Hay Whales ·, Australia Patent or protection claims 1. Starch tray with a rectangular plywood base ”characterized by a pair of opposing side walls (7) formed by bending the longitudinal edge part of the plywood base with a curvature) opposing end walls (9) from the end walls - Inner surface of the bottom (6) and the side walls (7) attached insert pieces; a rectangular concave molded part (11) on one side below the outer surface of the curved side wall · (7) ι by supporting feet (13) below the end walls t and by dowels (14) that penetrate the floor and into the supporting feet and the Front wall · are guided. 2. Tray according to claim 1 _9, characterized in that the supporting feet extend sioh to below the respective end regions of the molded parts. 3. Tray according to one of claims 1 or 2, characterized in that supporting feet, molded parts, base and end units are lamellar-glued. 109844/0241 ^{5 w} , ■ - ■■■■ BATHROOM ORIGINAL 4. Tray according to one of claims 1 -3 »characterized in that that the pair of corners of each end insert (9), which is adjacent to the floor, with a radius in adaptation is provided on the curved curved side walls. 5. Tray according to one of claims 1 - 4, characterized in that « that the arched arch forming each side wall extends over 90 °, 6 »Tray according to one of claims 1 - 5» marked * by one running through each molded part (11) and penetrating each side wall to the end of each end wall Dowels. 7. Tray according to claim 6, characterized in that two or more dowels to each supporting foot with an end wall connect, and that a dowel each end of a molding connects to each end of a side wall. ■ ·· ·. . ■■■. ' ^: - ■■■■ :. .... f 8. Tray with a rectangular plywood bottom, labeled by a pair of opposing ones formed integrally with the ground and thus curved through one Bending part connected to an outer convex surface facing side walls; through an insert made of wood covering the ends of the side walls at each end of the Bridged floor and at the ends with a radius to Adaptation to the inner surface of the respective curved end of an end wall} by a rectangular one in one corner ■■■■; - ■ -.-> - concave molding that silts the concave surface against the convex planes each “curved bent part rests” where the Right edge a sharp corner below the side wall forms; duroh a supporting foot below each end part * » Every end wall that goes down to below the end of the respective one Formteilea extends} and penetrating through the floor and dowels inserted into the end walls and the supporting flifle 109844/0241