DE1890979U - LARGE PACK OF CONTAINER AND INNER STACKING PLATE. - Google Patents

Description

Large pack consisting of a container and an inner stacking plate

Sending sacks (bagged goods) means handling many individual containers, as their manual movement takes a long time or Workload means. You often form larger units that are adapted to the work by virtue of modern floor conveyors you pack a number of sacks on a stacking plate and then pack them moved along with their burden.

The stack, which is composed of many individual pieces, is exposed to the risk of falling apart, both during transport and during storage; Moreover, all these individual items (bags) have their thicknesses and textures stackable and possibly on it from outside in ^form:;: be handled acting influences during transport and ^storage>.

A new type of large pack can be described as a further development ^ Consists of a container with two side walls at the bottom Entrance openings for the forks of conventional lifting and stacking devices and the base of which is reinforced by a stacking plate is. The large pack enables a fixed summary a variety of small containers, e.g. B. sacks, and is with conveyors easy to use.

Any, especially rectangular, box is suitable as a container, ' which is made of preferably lightweight material, for example

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made of plastic or composite materials, preferably a cardboard box, whose base area is suitable for holding a stacking plate,

which can be captured with the usual lifting and stacking vehicles, for which the box on each side has two entry openings for the forks of conventional lifting and stacking vehicles. Is preferred a cardboard box whose bottom has one large cutout or several small cutouts possesses which are necessary to enable the use of such fork lift cars, which come into contact with the ground work on the rollers attached to the front of the fork.

Such a container is particularly advantageous as it is obtained

if you put an appropriately sized cardboard strip in four fields folds, which correspond to the later side walls, and includes, for example by gluing or stapling the End edges. The lower parts of the side walls are pre-formed by Folds designed to be foldable so that they have a frame-shaped container base with a large central recess result. Immediately above the folds are the three Sides (suitably below and on the side) pre-cut, opening openings that can be folded in via a pre-formed fold above the fourth side. ■

One or more of the side walls can be completely or partially folded down be designed to facilitate filling and emptying of the container; these side walls have expedient several pre-formed horizontal folds at different heights.

In principle, any of the known devices is suitable as a stacking plate, that can be moved, lifted and set down using a forklift truck or forklift truck.

For the present purpose, a light, simple design has proven particularly successful, which consists of several - for example three -

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parallel floor boards, above which several - for example 6 - crossed support boards are arranged; The floor and support boards are separated by spacers - in the example chosen useful 9 pieces - connected to each other. The spacers are just like the outside boards, as opposed to training the usual stacking plates, moved a little inwards, which would achieve a more even pressure. The distance between floor and support boards is dimensioned so that the forks of the usual lifting and stacking vehicles can enter. The same applies to the entry openings in the side walls of the container. ■

_f The four trimmed bottom flaps of the preferred cardboard boxes

"Guidance when placing the cardboard on the overlapping

Places glued together; similar is the stacking plate before Filling the cardboard is expediently connected to the cardboard bottom, for example by gluing.

The new bulk pack is easy to deliver when folded; it is easy to set up. In the preferred embodiment, the bulk pack consists only on the one hand of a one-piece, simple cardboard box, which, of course, can be designed to be closable with a snap-on lid or a hinged lid, on the other hand from a simple stacking plate, which is enclosed on all sides when shipping is and therefore without special care in terms of appearance and the surface, etc. can be made. Hence the new bulk pack ideal as cheap disposable packaging.

The new bulk pack can z. B. bags of any, not only stackable, absorbing shape and allowing the strength and other properties of these bags to the minimum, which is given by the contents themselves, as external

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Influences, ζ. B. moisture, dirt and mechanical damage, are largely kept away by the outer packaging.

Also as a large container for loose bulk goods, pasty or even Liquid goods, this pack is suitable if instead of a multitude of containers, e.g. B. sacks, a large sack introduced and filled

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The pack can be determined by the inner stacking plate with all modern 'floor conveyors (forklifts, pallet trucks) as well as with the crane and can be adapted in shape and size to any means of transport. Thus it is in the transport and storage equitable cooperation \ abstract of consumptive meet dosed goods.

Figure 1 shows a schematic of a box (1) with a recess (2) in the bottom and two entry openings (3) in the lower part of each side wall.

Figure 2 shows an advantageous embodiment again in which a four times pre-folded cardboard strip cut at the bottom, foldable to the cardboard bottom flaps (4) and immediately above each ■ has two pre-cut, retractable entry openings (3); one of the side walls is designed to be foldable. The cardboard strip is made by gluing or stapling the protruding fold Box (1) closed. .

From Figure 3 is one of three parallel floor boards (5), six crossed support boards (6) and nine spacers (7) Manufactured lightweight stacking plate can be seen.

In Figure 4 is the. Large pack consisting of cardboard and stacking plate shown in section. .

Claims (6)

PA 114939-15.Uk O. Z. 1815 ■ "■ - '14. 2. 64 Protection claims" _ ■ j / 1. Large pack, characterized by a container, its side walls at the bottom each have two entry openings for the forks conventional lifting and stacking devices and the bottom of which is reinforced by a stacking plate » 2. Large pack according to claim 1, characterized in that that the container bottom has one or more recesses. 3 "Large package according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the container consists of a self-contained, flat collapsible four-piece cardboard strip is, the lower ^sidewall: parts as are -gebildet from ¹ to the container bottom einschlagbare capped flaps, on each of which two there are pre-cut, retractable entry openings. '. 4. Large pack according to claim 1 to 3, characterized in that that individual side walls of the container in whole or in part can be folded down. ß. Large pack according to Claim 1, characterized by a stacking plate which consists of several parallel bottom boards and crossed support boards connected to the bottom boards by spacers. ■ 6. Large pack according to claim 1 to 5, characterized in that the stacking plate with. is connected to the bottom of the container. 7 <