DE2511540A1 - Rail mounted shelving system with levelling adjuster - has adjustment nuts with pressure distributor plates to compensate for irregularities - Google Patents

Abstract

The shelving system stands on a base plate which acts as a pressure distributor, and which is joined to a threaded adjusting bolt. The adjusting nut enables the upright for the shelving to be positioned correctly. The upright can be a U or C shaped column. The terminal plate for the upright rests on the adjusting nut. A lock nut fixes the upright in its correct position.

Description

Description shelf

In the case of high shelves with rail-bound fully or semi-automatic Be # operated storage and retrieval devices work is known to bring the system into the scales To lay the pillars are placed on threaded rods embedded in the denx @ ode.

In systems operated with high-bay forklifts, the stands are through Underlay, wedges, etc. brought into a horizontal position, i.e. on the scales g-laid and poured under.

This path is complicated and time consuming. In addition, can only under very a later change can be made, if e.g.

The stands are not at the right level or the floor is sinking.

bas threaded studs in the ground would also work in aem case although they mean a significant improvement, they are not yet an ideal solution, especially because the system has to be dismantled and set up elsewhere Much too costly as the studs recessed into the ground were removed and new ones have to be admitted elsewhere.

In addition, the hall floor is usually not suitable for round bars to absorb the forces that direct the force into the soil, the inventor's task is to do this made to eliminate these drawbacks. He suggests also with high rack forklifts always work with threaded bolts. He also suggests these bolts to put on a pressure distribution plate so that the resulting from the loads Force evenly distributed and introduced into the ground via lower surface pressure will.

With this solution, every shelf operated by a high-bay stacker can be installed easily and economically. description Shelf Fig. 1 shows an adjustment arrangement of a shelf stand. Jie footplate (1) is the so-called pressure distribution plate, which is the result of the load on the shelf Aligns forces with the permissible values of the soil.

The adjusting bolt (2), a threaded bolt, is connected to the footplate (1) tied together. The adjusting nut (3) brings the shelf column (4), e.g. a U ocier C ule can be in the right position. The column end plate (5) rests on the Adjusting nut (3). The column is in its correct position with the lock nut (6) fixed. The U pillar is slightly outlined in perspective.

Fig. 2 shows i principle the same as bb. ?. Single @ ien the lock nut (6) in order to be able to use a threaded bolt thickness adequate for the load, reduced in your wrench size.

(e.g. M 24 wrench size of the nut but M 27 thread) L. e e r e i t e

Claims (3)

Claims shelf Verfatsren in particular to create a Shelf system operated with high-bay forklifts, characterized in that by a Adjustment device on the pillars of the shelf stands on the hall floor or by a Adjustment device in general, the shelf, the hall floor and the storage and retrieval unit is adjusted. (So no legerlv in the scales. Try especially to create one with high rack stackers operated shelf system, characterized in that by an adjusting device Between the shelf and the hall floor, the shelf optimally passes through the hall floor for operation adapted to the high-bay stacker. (So don't put it on the scales). 3. Try especially to create one with high-bay @ tappers operated shelf system, characterized in that by an adjusting device between the shelf and the hall floor, the shelf is optimally adapted to the high-bay stacker. (so don't put it on the scales).