DE1937689U - PALLET, IN PARTICULAR FOR ROOF TILES. - Google Patents

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DE. EKICH NEUGEBAUEE 8 Munich

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description

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Leo Wittmann OHG, 8077 Baar, Kolpingstrasse; 5

concerning
"Pallet, especially for roof tiles"

The invention relates to a pallet, in particular for roof tiles, or similar building materials and objects that together can be used with a forklift »

Such pallets generally have a base plate on their underside with recesses for insertion the forks of the forklift are fitted »

The object of the invention is to provide such Pallet, which is particularly suitable for storing and transporting roof tiles.

The pallet according to the invention is characterized by side parts extending upwards from the base plate, which have a support surface at their upper ends for placing another pallet.,

The inventively designed range offers the Advantage that several pallets can be stacked on top of each other when storing the roof tiles, so that the required Storage space is small »

The side parts preferably have projections which form the support surface for placing another pallet limit. These projections make it easier to place the pallets on top of one another and to prevent them from slipping and sliding the placed pallets prevented.

According to the invention, the distance between the projections is preferably somewhat greater than the corresponding dimension of the Pallet footprint. The somewhat larger distance between the projections delimiting the support surface makes it easier to put on. It can be achieved in that the projections are offset slightly outwards with respect to the side parts.

Alternatively, those components that limit the recesses for inserting the forks to the outside can also be be offset slightly inwards compared to the side parts.,

According to a preferred embodiment, the Side parts each two vertical U-iron posts on, over the upper ends of which are welded to an angle iron. Form the horizontal legs of the angle irons of the two side panels the support surface for placing another pallet, the vertical legs the delimiting protrusions « This preferred embodiment is a very simple and cheap, but robust construction.

In order to prevent the roof tiles from falling sideways, according to the invention, removable Grid or similar wall parts can be provided. Preferably, each of these grids consists of two posts attached to them Cross boards, the cross-section of these lattice posts is smaller than the inner cross-section of the U-iron posts « This allows the lattice posts to be inserted into the U-iron posts will. In order to prevent the grille from falling over, according to the invention, the lattice posts above the top one the transverse boards protrude and stops at the upper end of the U-iron post can be provided, behind which the protruding Insert parts of the lattice posts at an angle from below into the U-iron posts can be introduced. To hold the bars down, too

can give the boards of the base plate. that are against the U-iron posts bump, be shorter? so that they are do not extend into the vertical U-iron posts = The front sides of these boards then act like stops for the ends of the protruding downward in this pail Lattice posts. Alternatively, a welded-on one can also be used at the bottom Metal strips or the like. can be used as a stop.

This design creates a pallet in which grids or wall parts can be inserted into or removed from the side parts with just a few movements be able"

When using a boarded base plate, the two edge boards are preferably made of hardwood and the boards in the middle are preferably made of softwood »

In the following the invention will be explained in more detail with reference to a schematic drawing in an embodiment.

The drawing shows a perspective view of a pallet according to the invention, with only the right side Grid is shown, in the removed position.

The pallet, generally designated by the reference number 1, preferably has a base area of approximately 1.20 m wide and 1 m depth and a height of about 1 mj the height can also

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less, e.g. 80 cm. About 800 roof tiles can be stacked on such a pallet with a height of 1 m will. The pallet 1 has a base plate 2 with three beams 5 and boards 6 and 7 ° between the beams 5 are Recesses 9 for introducing the forks of a forklift truck »The two edge boards 7 of the boards are made of hardwood, while the middle boards 6 are preferably made of softwood. The softwood boards 6 are attached to the beams 5 nailed "

The pallet also has frame parts made of profile iron. Two connecting struts 8 of these frame parts made of U-iron are screwed to the beam 5 together with the hardwood strips 7 »With the connecting struts 8 are side parts 3 and connected. The side part 3 has two U-iron posts 10 and on the side part 4 two U-iron posts 12 and 13 «The U-iron posts 10, 11 face the side part 4 with their open side, the U-iron posts 12, 13 face the side part 3 » The U-iron posts 10, 11, 12 and 13 are with the U-iron connecting struts welded on fermentation, the connection preferably being reinforced by stiffening corners. An angle iron 16 is at the top of the U-iron posts 10 and 11, and an angle iron 17 welded to the upper ends of the U-iron posts 12 and 13 ο In the exemplary embodiment described 60/30/6 mm U-irons and 50/50/5 mm angle irons are used.

The angle irons 16, 17 form with their horizontal inner surfaces a two-part bearing surface 14 on which one another pallet with its outer bars 5 can be deposited »The vertical legs of the angle iron 16, 17 form Projections 16 ', 17', which laterally limit the support surface 14 and the placement of the upper pallet in the correct Lateral position facilitate. However, it is useful to use the The width of the base plate 2 is to be chosen somewhat less than the width of the support surface 14. The V / Inks are used for this purpose 16, 17 slightly offset to the outside. But it is also possible to arrange the outer bars 5 slightly offset inwards,

Lateral grids 18, of which only that for attachment to the side part 4 is shown in the drawing, have two vertical ones Lattice posts 19 with nailed cross boards 20 on. The grid posts 19 are up and down a little above that top and bottom of the cross boards 20 before. Their cross-section is slightly smaller than the inner cross-section of the U-iron posts 10, 115 12 and 13. The grid posts 19 can therefore be in the TJ Bisen Posts 10, 11, 12 and 13 are inserted.

To hold the grid 18 in place, stops 21 are provided, which are in the form of a welded iron strip, a bolt, pin or the like. extend across the open side of the U-iron posts 10, 11, 12 and 13 at the top be able. The protruding ends of the lattice posts 19 can

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behind the stops 21 in the U-iron posts 10, 11, 12, be introduced by inserting the grille 18 at an angle from below ο To hold the grids 18 also below give, the hardwood strips 7 are shorter than the boards 6, so that they do not get into the U-iron posts 10, 11, 12 and 13 extend into it. The downwardly protruding ends of the lattice posts 19 are therefore located on the end faces of the strips a stop.

Alternatively, a stop can also be provided at the bottom, which is in the form of a welded iron strip, a bolt, pin or the like. extends across the open side of the U-iron posts 10, 11, 12 and 13 at the lower end.

The information and characteristics contained in the documents, in particular the spatial design of the subject of the registration, are, insofar as they are new to the state of the art, individually or in combination, as essential to the invention claimed <,

Claims (10)

Protection claims 1. Pallet, in particular for roof tiles, with a base plate which is provided on its underside with recesses for inserting the forks of a forklift or the like, characterized by side parts (3, 4) extending upwards from the base plate (2), which have a support surface (14) at their upper ends for placing another pallet (l) » 2. Pallet according to claim 1, characterized in that the side parts (34) extend over the upper one Support surface have upwardly extending projections (16 ', 17') which delimit the support surface (14) at least laterally, 3. Pallet according to claim 2, characterized in that the bearing surface (14) delimits Projections (16 ', 17') arranged at a distance from one another which is slightly larger than the parallel extension of the base plate (2) of the pallet. 4 «pallet according to claim 3 _S, characterized in that the projections (16 *, 17 ') extending beyond the upper support surface (14) of two angle irons (16, 17) offset outwards with respect to the side parts (3? 4) to be formed » 5 ο pallet according to claim 2, characterized in that the recesses (9) for insertion the forks outwardly limiting components (5) are arranged offset somewhat inwardly in relation to the side parts (3, 4) « 6. Pallet according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the side parts (3> 4) each have two vertical U-iron posts (1O ₅ II; 12, 13) which, with their open sides, face the opposite side part ( 4 or »3) are facing, 7 = pallet according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the side parts (3? 4) have removable grids (18) » 8. Pallet according to claim 7, characterized in that the grids (18) are formed from transverse boards (20) each attached to two posts (19), the cross section of these posts (19) being smaller than the Innenq_uschnitt of the U-Sisen post (10, 11 \ 12, 13) of the side parts (3? 4). - 3 - 9 «Pallet according to Claim 8, characterized in that the grid posts (19) follow the grid
protrude above and preferably also below a little over the top or »bottom of the transverse boards (20)» 10. Pallet according to claims 6 to 9, characterized in that the vertical U-iron posts (10, 11; 12, 13) at the upper end stops (21) which are arranged so that the upwardly protruding part of the
Lattice posts (19) behind these stops (21) into which U-bars can be inserted «