DE1955842U - STACKING BOX FOR OPTIONAL STACKING ON OVER AND ON TOP OF ONE. - Google Patents

Description

Increasingly in the commercial economy Stacking boxes for optional over ** and stacking of several uniform branches with flat and smooth walls as well as edges running parallel to one another, the box edge of which describes a rectangle ". In the box edge, a hatch formed for each of the following attached boxes and a pass area on the bottom edge for stacking on top of each other of full boxes offset from one another by 180 °.

i2u the advantages of these box designs, for example according to DBGm 1 892 558 ^: C belongs that_ they neither MBe nor hinge parts

have and therefore particularly close to JHillung with small lumpy goods can be placed on standardized pallets or other stacks and transport containers #

The G-brewing pattern solves the task, the work purpose of such The stacking container can be increased further by adding ent * - watering ** or infeeding channels. By improving According to the brewing pattern, it is possible to create a drainage resp. a delivery of even small amounts of dripping liquids to reach the outside without these fluids being a jet can form or in some other way the use of the container disturb. Rather, the liquid is predominantly in small channels * salen or skin-shaped distributed on the outer surface of the box derived. If several boxes are placed on top of one another, this process takes place along the smooth outer walls of the Boxes to the floor. _:

The solution to this problem succeeds according to the utility model without mechanical weakening of the boxes, furthermore without their smoothness the surfaces, it is equally useful for boxes made of metal and plastic

The new utility model is therefore such a stacking box for optional over * and nested stacking of several uniform Boxes with the peculiarity that within the box edges, preferably parallel to the surface or the bottom of the box

and in the extension of these areas.

After improving the pattern, close the floor duct one box and the channel at the top of another box against each other when two such boxes are stacked on top of each other. In the stacked position of box is after one advantageous further development of the band of a lower case before the drainage channels run out of the bottom of an upper case, Furthermore, it has proven useful to arrange the drainage channels from the box floors within the stiffening ribs for the box edges,

The new pattern is shown in the drawing in a preferred embodiment shown. V .- ■ ...-

1 shows in cross section the side walls of two boxes placed one on top of the other, interacting with one another,

2 is a plan view of an end face of a box,

3, is .the plan view of the opposite end face of Mg. 2.

In detail, the drawing shows the structure described below and the mode of operation of the new stacking box with drainage channels. .'.'.-- '

Figure 1 shows one inside the other - stacked offset by 180 ° Stacking box (1) with flat and smooth walls (2) and parallel to each other, running lower edges (15) and upper edges (16) parallel to: the surface (13) and the bottom (H) of the boxes (1).

These two boxes (T) are designed in such a way that inside the box edge (15): parallel to the bottom (14) in the side wall (-2). of the box drainage channels (17) - run. These end in the outer wall (2) of the upper box (1) the mouths (19). The lower box (1) with edge (12) takes the rib (3) as an extension of the side wall (2), the lower edge (4) of which with the lower surface of the base (14) flees. For this purpose, in a manner known per se, a single (5) and a lip (6) are used. r

In the upper edge (12) of the lower box is a stiffener (2o) intended for the profiling of the box edges (12). Within this stiffening rib (2o) run out drainage channels (17) below the upper edges (12) of the boxes (1).

The apex of these drainage channels (17) lies below the senses (5) on which the clan (3) with the G-round surface is located . (4.) Is supported. This embodiment results in the following mode of action. If damp or wet goods are filled into the upper box (1) If j -so -the liquid collects on the floor (14). she flows at the edges (15) into the channels (17)> to pass through the outlets (19) from the box walls (2) to the outside. Here it meets the side wall (7) of the channel (.5). she will downwards into the channel (5) and thus into the drainage channel (17) in the upper edge (12) of the lower box (1). ..These channels (17) run preferably within; of stiffening ribs (2o) for the box edges (12). . -.

ius this arrangement shows that the I ¹ IUssigkeitsabgabe is very much divided from den.Kästen such that it contains "is ^Outside-: the cage & th hardly noticeable" Maecht, but only below the same "; \ / "'"". ■.

First will, as a result. the staggered stacking of the Boxes (T) by 18o ° that the liquid only reaches exits on 2 opposite sides and this when on top of each other st ape ment are offset from one another. One recognizes from Pig. 1 E.g. that the liquid comes from the bottom of the top box (1) in the direction of the right and left side walls (2). The liquid from the lower box emerges from the front and rear walls Exit through the channels (17) distributed and out when exiting the openings (1-9). by means of the inner walls (7). gebremat and derived in the direction of the channels (17).

As from the enlarged representations of FIGS. 3 and 2 As can be seen, the channels (17) do not need round cross-sections rather, they can also be designed in the manner of a slot Incline of the bottom (H) in the direction of the channels (17), while in Figure 2 this Pröfilierung.des bottom (14) in the direction of runs towards the middle and attached the channels (17) there the example embodiment in FIG. 3 shows a profile of the bottom (H) in. formerly similar arrangement on the outside. The bottom of a -undZ of the same box can also easily and experience has been designed in such a way that the training after

Fig. 3 approximately in solitude after III / III of the upper margin near I ¹ Ig. 1 corresponds to ^: and the bathing of the lower case in Fig. 1 To sense, the YergrölBeTten; representation in'Fig. ~ 2 would be formed, so "again in such a way that the" alis air ducts of "upper and lower box ^{would be offset by 18o Q.} -.""■-"""

In all cases there is a significant improvement in previous stacking boxes in the sense of advantageous drainage, an improved moisture removal, which the stackability of the boxes and their influences on the Environment limited to a minimum.

Claims (1)

• " S ouity claims 1. Stacking box for optional stacking on top of or one inside the other of several boxes of the same shape with flat, smooth walls and parallel to each other Edges with a box edge that describes a rectangle, and with the formation of a detent for each of the attached boxes and mating surfaces on the bottom edge for stacking of full boxes offset from one another by 180 °, characterized in that within the box edges (15, 16) preferably parallel to the surface (13) or the bottom (14) of the box (1) and in the extension these surfaces run out drainage channels (17,18). 2. Stacking box according to claim 1, characterized in that the bottom channel (18) and the channel (17) in the upper edge connect to each other when two boxes (1) are stacked on top of each other. - _3 · Stacking box according to claims 1 or 2, characterized characterized in that in the stacked position of boxes (1) the edge (12) of a lower box (1) of the outlets (19) of the drainage channels (18) from the bottom (14). -2- ■■■ ■■: ■.:.: ■■ ^: 7 4. Stacking box close to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the drainage channels (17) "from the top box edges (1-2) are arranged within stiffening ribs (2o) for the box edges. 5. Stacking box according to claims 1 to 4 characterized by a roof-shaped profiling of the bottom (14) with the deepest bottom edges in the area of the either in the middle of the year. 2 or terminally trained Drainage channels. (17) .. - ". ■■" ■ =.