DE1964189A1 - Plastic container - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a plastic container ' for the transport and storage of bottles and the like. The invention relates in particular to a container, in the case of measures to prevent slippage when stacking on top of each other are affected by containers filled with bottles or the like.

If bottles or the like are placed in plastic containers and these are handled or stored, is it is common to stack the containers in several layers, whereby, the head of the bottles of a container below contains ice with "

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the underside of the bottom plate of the stacked container come into contact. There is therefore a possibility that when a slight external force is applied, the container slip, resulting in a load shift and possible breakage of the bottles or containers. Therefore should, the bottom of the bottom of the container "a have a non-slip structure; to achieve this result .many possibilities have already been suggested.

According to the invention, this object is achieved with a rectangular, with a bottom provided and upwardly open plastic container with several bottles separated by a grid-like partition wall ^ divided by the fact that they the underside of the square divided compartments a separated by the compartment diagonal flat triangular zone and one gradually to a point has a rising triangular zone with the diagonal as a base, wherein at least one of the triangular zones, which gradually rise to a peak that has a different direction of inclination than the others.

The invention is explained in more detail below with reference to schematic drawings. - ·

Fig. 1 shows in a diagrammatic representation the sub- ' side of a container according to the invention in a first embodiment; - -

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Figure 2 is a top plan view of the underside of the container of Figure 1;

Fig. 3 shows a sectional partial view, which the · container according to the invention filled with bottles after being placed on another container clarified;

Fig. Ua is a plan view showing a modification of the the previous section clarified;

Fig. Ub is a side view of the embodiment according to Fig. Ua;

Fig. Uc is a sectional view taken along line c-c in Fig. Ua;

Fig. 5a shows a plan view of a further modification of the previous section;

FIG. 5b is a side view of the embodiment according to FIG Fig. 5aj

Fig. 5c is a sectional view taken along line c-c in Fig. 5a;

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Fig. 6 to 8 are each plan views, the other from-. illustrate modified embodiments of the previous section. . .

According to Fig. 1, which is a perspective view of the sub- ' side of the bottom plate of a right-angled container 1 according to the invention, is an upward-opening container 1 with a bottom by a grid-like subdivision

W divided into compartments for 24 bottles. According to Fig. 2, which shows a 'plan view of the underside of the container 1 is a. The bottom 2 of each square compartment is provided with triangular zones A and B, which are delimited by the diagonal 3. The triangular zone A is flat, while the triangular zone B rises from the diagonal 3 in the direction of a corner or point 4. In the figures, the 24 square compartments are divided into "four groups. The triangular zones B of the six compartments of these four groups fall in the direction of the central ·

clearer part of the container (thus the triangular Zones of all 24 compartments not uniform in the same direction). The direction in which the end faces drop can be chosen from an artistic point of view. However, since the The task of the triangular zones B is to prevent slippage or sliding towards their apex when they. with the heads of the bottles in the · ■ Containers are in contact, it is not practical if all triangular zones B uniformly in the same direction fall off. At least one of the triangular zones B must be in a

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The container shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, in which the various three-part zones B drop in the direction of the central part of the underside of the container, is the preferred embodiment of the invention. When the container according to the invention filled with bottles is stacked, the upper edge of the mouth portion of the bottles 5, 5 located in the container underneath touches the aforementioned diagonal on the underside of the container stacked above, even if from the left a force acts on the upper container to the right »slipping 'of the container is prevented, since slipping between the upper edge of the» bottle S and the underside of the upper container through the. Increase £ »of the previous section is prevented. Furthermore, the slip or slippage between the upper edge of the bottle 5 ¹ and the underside of the upper container is reduced by the rise 6 ^{f of} the other protruding section. ■ prevents »which falls in the opposite direction compared to the aforementioned section, so that the container stacked above it is prevented from sliding by an external force acting from right to left. This means that the container stacked on top of the one below cannot "fall down" nor slip in relation to it *

As long as the triangular Eone B _% ie the above.

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necessarily have a continuous gradient according to FIGS. According to FIGS. Ua to Uc, rectangular pieces 7, 7, ¹ , 7 "can be arranged in a parallel position or, according to FIGS. 5a to 5b, triangular pieces 8, 8 ', 8" of different heights can be arranged in a parallel position. It is only erforderlichj that an inclined surface '\ is formed, which gradually rises from a diagonal 3 as a base to an apex U, regardless of whether this is done continuously or batchwise. 6 and 7 show modified embodiments in which, in the case of the embodiments according to FIGS. . stacked containers ribs 9 are provided. In the embodiment according to FIG. 8, the further reinforcement is achieved by combining the embodiment according to FIG. 6 with that according to FIG. All the embodiments described above can be used according to the invention for the purpose. for which the container is intended.

In the above sections of the embodiments according to FIGS. 4 to 8, their contact area with the top of the bottle is in all cases larger than in the embodiments according to FIGS. 1 to 2. As a result, the anti-slip effect is greater. Another advantage of the exemplary embodiments according to Fig ^J ". U to 8 * is the fact that less chance of irregularities in the thickness of the bottom in. The container is forming.

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Furthermore, according to Figs. 1 to 2. at the bottom of the Bottom plate according to the invention a cross-like projection 10 are provided with a given height, for example is equal to that of the vertex ^. The sides of these protrusions 10 act as a slip protection wall in cases where there is slippage between the surfaces of the triangular zones B and the top of the bottles. This is . particularly effective for the container that is on the. Stack is on top of all and therefore especially the risk of slipping is exposed.

Since according to the invention the head of each bottle .ein in one lower layer located container with the base neighborhood of a tapered protruding portion provided on the bottom of the stacked container and since at least one of the protruding portions is tapered in a different direction, one obtains an n resistance against external forces in all directions, which creates an effective anti-slip device ^ The invention Container therefore has a very great utility for packaging bottles and the like, which are stacked the container can be transported and stored.

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Claims (1)

Claims 1) Right-angled, bottomed and upward-opening plastic container with several bottle compartments formed by a grid-like subdivision, characterized in that each of the square compartments has a triangular zone (A) and a triangular zone (B) separated by the "compartment diagonal (3) ) which gradually rises from the diagonal as a base to an apex (4), at least one of these triangular zones (B) gradually increasing to an apex being beveled in a direction different from the other. 2. Plastic container according to claim 1, characterized in that the gradually increasing triangular zone (B) has a continuous beveled surface. 3. Plastic container according to claim 1, characterized in that the gradually increasing triangular zone (B) has a discontinuous beveled surface. 009835/1308 BATH ORIGINAL H. Plastic container according to claim 1 to 3, characterized in that that the gradually rising triangular zone (B) has a surface that faces the central portion of the container bottom sloping down, ' 5. Plastic container according to one of the preceding claims % to U, characterized in that a cross-shaped projection (10) is provided on the container testicle. ■ * QQ9831 / 1308 Empty soap