DE1922175U - PALLET FOR STACKED BAGS OD. DGL. - Google Patents

Description

Company Jo Müller _s Breaeaj SchiacJatpforte 1

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The invention relates to a pallet for receiving filled sacks or other stacked goods,
whereby facilities ram Aahäagea the pallet to a crane provided

Pallets are used to rationalize the transport and intermediate storage of piece goods,
and a wide variety of pallet designs are known for this purpose.

Forklift trucks are primarily used to transport the pallets _? Pallet trucks or dergloj whose

Hold the pallet under the forks and lift «. When loading and unloading ships, for example, the pallets have to be moved with the help of! Tears. " Sine Heiihe γοη pallet execution, therefore with crane eyes or Krasriagen provided in which the crane gear is hung "Such pallets are, however, for the transport and storage of, for example, filled sacks" unsuitable because they would fall off the pallets ..

To avoid this liacbteils it has already been proposed ■ * the pallets with landing frame zi \ provided or so-called Bosrpalettea. zn use «With such designs swap sacks or derglo can be transported ^ the unloading of the sacks from such pallets is extremely cumbersome» have more weight than I ^f laehHPaletten This power cables have been the use of pallets for rerpackt in bags "© bulk commodities, especially in shipping"vez> -. prevents =

The present invention is based on the object _ta © the like for stacked bags of "usable range au-skin ££ © n _s which avoids the disadvantages of the known pallets IAAE the transport ubö the crucial rationalized envelope of derartigem stacked."

This object is achieved according to the invention on a pallet with devices for hanging the pallet on a crane in that the devices consist of straps arranged on the pallet which are provided above the pallet with means for hanging in a crane hook or the like and which can be lashed against one another _$ to press the stacked goods firmly against the pallet »

With such a pallet, each belt is preferably divided above the stacked goods, with the means for hanging on one or both free ends of the belt. "

In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the two interconnected belt parts are each of the same length and overall shorter than the stacked item to be enclosed, and at the free ends

the Gurtteil® are attached IQesaasohnallea, dwreh the ice. carrying strap is bonded, which is attached to s © iae » Baden is provided with crane rings "

The pallet according to the invention is only heavier by the light weight of the belts and only slightly more expensive to manufacture than the known "flat pallet" and when stacked empty it does not take up more space than this ", Bureh Verw" adui ^ der According to the requirements of the pallet, significant consumption is possible when transporting bags or the like, especially in shipping, because the bags are stacked on the pallet directly from the packaging area and completely independent of the means of transport without time-consuming and costly Repackaging up to % xm Xietstconsumer transported

The invention is described below with two exemplary embodiments and shown in the drawings.
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Fig 1 _e in Perspecti-vischer representation

a pallet with two-part straps;

Fig *. 2 a SaiteaansicA ¹ '* "äe: e pallet according to - fig, Ij.' ■. · ■ = ..- ■ / '■" ■■

Fig »3 one su & lere side & ams ^ clit eggs. palette according to fig ·,.!; . .. '' '.' ■ ...

S'ig » M- in perspective Barst el liaijg a palette with three-part (yurts;

Fig. 5 shows a side view of a pallet according to

FIG. 6 is a side view of the pallet according to FIG. 4 _B - .. ■., '. ■ ■

Those in the ü'igo I "to 3 (large-srfcellt ©

The facilities mim ^: J \ ahä33, g © B "ae; c pallet an- iron crane! Insist on the beltUsilen 5t ^£ h öis fixed ax dar pallet 2 -wartmiden seia '^ fcönneno- The belts 3 are longer than the G Judgments 4 urid tragea. aa their, free ends £ raa3? iage 5 »« ä & e siaa Inhebea the pallet by means of a crane harness 6 «The judgments 4 are en liireea. fr4le & Baden provided with Klemmscnaa3.l8n ?, which Belt parts 5 enclose! On these £ e stklejäoifea-r «

Before stacking up the Step ©! Good, in this case the sack © 8 _S @ a £ the pallet are oiled eia = » z®lnen Saekstapel Pallet 2 held «The belaäeae pallet ksBH can then be moved and stored with a forklift without any risk to the sacks, and several pallets loaded in this way can be safely stacked on top of one another das Erang@sch.irr ia the crane rings 5 eiB ^ ehäiigto BeTor the pallet is then moved to the crane _s causes the upward movement of the Kraagesehirrs a tightening of the belt parts 3 $ * H so that the pile of seeds already τογ Begimi their Yertikalktivmig to over the end of the Beweguiig hisaus of d © a festgesurrt to aufeinaadersu moving belt parts »3, 4 aa of Galette be kept" Haöh Beeadigus ^ of Kraaverladung be the Ghiptteile 3 _ξ 4 x again so that the bags Once again, they are connected to the pallet and are easy to transport and · »can be stored _{or similar}

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Fülmmgsbeispiel the invention differs see ύοώ. the suerst "Ausfütaungsbeispi® described! insofar bastehen as the means for attaching the range of a crane and sum holding the Säeke in the range of three-part belts. Ia this ^I? are all belt © 9 IO _length? of approximately the same L & provided _t oils Overall, they are shorter than any piles of sackcloths., At the ends of the belt part © 9 »10, sticky halls 11 are provided, through which a carrying strap 12 is passed has claw rings at its free ends. 13 v © r ~ s @ fo @ n _$ that can be hooked into the crane harness 6 *

B @ i this A-asführusagsfoxm of the invention "do the sacks remain firmly attached to the pallet from the moment of loading to the final unloading of the pallet _? And for crane transport only the crane rings 12 are hung in the crane harness 6" is thus omitted the next step of loosening and restoring the belt parts to each other O

When lesptraasport and the camp "uncharged nehsien the erfiadiHigsgemäßen pallets 3aieht © eta space than the noEssaXen 3 laughing?" Pallets because DIE for holding the stack of bags and sum transport serving belts In the awlsehen feet 1 of the pallet 2 free anyway bleibeaaäea Tree to be housed

Claims (1)

A. 195 712 M 1041 Schists a "" a s ρ r ü e h e Xo pallet for stacked sacks or the like, isit devices between the pallet attached to ®in®n Kraa _s characterized in that the devices consist of straps (35 * 4; 9 ₈ 10) arranged on the pallet (2) above against each other to press versurrbar for suspension in a crane hook or d @ rgl _s provided uad ® ± na _t vm the stacked goods (8) firmly to the pallet "; the pallet means (12 _Φ IJ 5) 2 «pallet aacla claim 1, characterized in that ^ spring belt (J ₉ 4j 9s 10) or half of the stacked goods (8) is divided, with the means for hanging on. one or both free seeds of the belt are arranged _a 5o pallet according to claims 1 and 2, characterized _? that the two mutually associated belt parts (5, 4) have different lengths, with aaa end of the longer part (5) a crane ring (5) and at the end of the shorter part (4) a KleEssehnalle (?) attached to the deiQ longer part is displaceable and can be fixed to this. 4 ₀ pallet according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in each case that the two mutually sugeordneten belt portions (9? 10) and are of equal length shorter overall than the au enclosing stacked goods (8) _s and that at the free ends of the belt portions (9 »10) Klemmscimallen (II) are attached, through which a strap (12) is passed, which is provided with rings (13) at its ends. 5 * A pallet according to claim 1, characterized gekennaeich net ~ _s that the straps (3% 4; 9- »10) are fixedly connected to the pallet (2)"