DE7238168U - Plastic bottle crate - Google Patents

Description

Friedrich Stuckenbröker plastic injection molding company and Toolmaking, 490? Bad Salzuflen-Loikhausen

Plastic slip case

The present invention relates to a bottle crate made of plastic with a compartment division, the walls of which in the In the middle of the bottom, they have recesses that taper upwards until they reach just below the upper edge.

Such bottle crates are known. With these bottle crates also have the outer walls in the middle of each bottle compartment tapering upwards from the bottom, to just below the upper edge of reaching recesses. These recesses are used to ensure that when setting up of the bottle crate on one of its side walls, in which the bottles assume a lying position, these bottles fall into the recesses and so with horizontally

gender side wall of the box are slightly inclined, namely with the bottle neck slightly higher than with the bottle bottom. In this way, a secure horizontal stacking can be achieved, as is desired for wine bottles is. However, this does not apply to the bottommost bottles if the side wall rests on a flat plane. These known crates also have the disadvantage that the outer walls of the bottle crates are not printable. This is a serious disadvantage, because the pressure can be made visible from afar, in order to give way Content it is the content of the bottle crate.

The present invention now creates a possibility of a bottle crate with continuous closed outer walls produce, in which the bottles can still take the desired inclined position.

The invention consists in that the outer walls of the box are closed up to the level of the bottle compartment walls are and have on their inside in each bottle compartment at least two elevations, which the top of a Support the bottle in a lying position.

This enables a closed outer wall surface. This closed outer wall surface offers a Possibility of printing, it still offers the bottles considerably better protection than a crate with Openings in the outer walls and in this bottle case the bottles can all be stacked in the inclined arrangement.

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It is useful if the two elevations are two parallel There are ribs that protrude more into the bottle compartment at the top than at the bottom.

Another possibility is that the two elevations are two ribs whose distance from one another is less at the top than at the bottom. These two ribs can do this protrude equally high and low into the bottle compartment.

The two elevations can, however, also have the shape of a button or a spherical cap shape. This can even be beneficial bring with them that the bottle labels are less exposed to damage in one transport than in others Embodiments.

The essence of the present invention is based on exemplary embodiments shown schematically in the drawing explained in more detail. Show it:

Mg. 1 a top view of a. Bottle crate after the invention.

Fig. 2 is a section along the line H-II. 3 shows a section along the line IJI-III * Fig. 4 is a view of the bottle crate.

Fig. 5 shows another embodiment with ribs, their spacing from each other above is less than below =,

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Fig. 6 shows a further embodiment in which the two Elevations in each Piaschenfach have spherical cap shape.

Pig. 7 shows a cross section through one filled with bottles lying bottle crate.

The bottle crate in FIG. 1 has outer walls 1 and 2 and inner walls 3 and 4 which form individual bottle compartments 5. The walls 3 and 4 have in the middle of each bottle compartment 5 a recess 6 which tapers from bottom to top. This is shown in FIG. In Figure 3 it is shown that the inside of the outer walls carries ribs 7 which run parallel to each other and which protrude less far into the bottle compartments 5 on the bottle crate bottom than at the top. These ribs thus have a triangular or fin-shaped shape. The external view of the box as shown in FIG. 4 shows that the outer wall 1 can now be closed except for the handle hole 8. Another embodiment is shown in FIG. Here ribs 9 are provided, which protrude equally far above and below into the bottle compartments 3, but their distance from one another tapers towards the top.

Finally, FIG. 6 shows a further embodiment d, - the section again corresponds to FIG. 3 at the spherical cap-shaped elevations 10 are provided,

Finally, FIG. 7 shows how the present

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Lowing invention all bottles take the desired horizontal inclination.

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Claims (4)

II) <If · «·· Il I fit III> * · Il. β ♦ I I I ft · .. -6- Protection claims j 1. Plastic storage box with one compartment the walls of which in the middle of the floor taper upwards until they reach just below the upper hand Have recess, characterized in that the outer walls of the box up to the height of the Piaschenfachwandungen are closed and at their Inside each Piaschenfach have at least two elevations, which the top of a bottle support in the lying position. 2. Bottle crate according to Claim 1, characterized in that the two elevations are two parallel ribs, which enter the bottle compartment more strongly at the top than at the bottom. 3. Bottle crate according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the two bumps are two ribs that are spaced apart from each other is less at the top than at the bottom. 4. Bottle crate according to claim 1 to 3 »characterized in that the two elevations button shape or a spherical cap shape exhibit.