DE7533385U - SHOPPING CART WITH PLATE SHELF - Google Patents

Description

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WANZL company

Metallwarenfabrik KG Leipheim, 20.10.75 8874 Leipheim File: G 02-3-75 Eb

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Shopping cart with disk tray

The innovation concerns a shopping trolley with a Piattenetblage for upright stacks of plate-shaped articles,

There has long been a desire to have shopping trolleys for building materials markets to develop. In such markets, in addition to the usual small items such as tools, paints, brushes, etc., which are in the basket of the shopping cart, also plate-shaped or Slat- and board-shaped parts are purchased, the latter are very difficult to accommodate in the basket of the shopping cart. Now, wagons are known to have level shelves and one or two sloping shelves Have storage areas on which plates and the like. Can be leaned against and transported. These cars have the disadvantage the unwieldiness; It can also be difficult to turn off the bring particularly slim, cylindrical articles, as these can easily tip over and roll off the trolley.

The innovation was therefore based on the task of a shopping cart to develop the problem-free storage of even smaller ones

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Articles enables and also a safe placement of plates and the like. Permitted.

The object was achieved in that a frame which carries the basket on one side and which is bent outwards at right angles and a bracket located on this frame in a vertical position are expediently designed so that there is an intermediate space arises in which plate-like parts are stacked on edge can be. This prevents one at the front cross connection of the chassis ”, the plates slide off the side of the vagina.

Details of the innovation are shown schematically and for example in the drawing.
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Fig. 1: a three-dimensional representation of a shopping cart with Disk tray.

Fig. 2: a longitudinal section of the chassis parallel to the direction of travel.

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a flat shelf (7) consisting of two transverse rods (6), which with the frame (3) and a bracket (8) arranged opposite the frame (3) is given the shape of a compartment. However, this compartment only forms a support point for panels to be stacked. The second, somewhat deeper point of support is located on ^{the transverse connection (9), wherein a depression (ii) having upper spar (1O) causes the chassis frame ^(1: 2) in addition to its function as the second supporting point and a lateral support of the stacked plates.

The chassis frame (2) shown in section in FIG. 2 is designed so that the upper spar (10) of the chassis ^{frame (2 1} ) is lower than the two cross bars (6) by the dimension a. This is necessary to enable the shopping carts to be stacked one inside the other. The inclination (dash-dot, line) created by the dimension a and the horizontal distance between the upper spar (10) and the cross bars (6) is so slight that the plates normally do not slip while driving. Of course, this does not exclude the possibility that, for example in another application, a small bracket or the like attached to the upper spar (10) could nevertheless function as a stop to prevent the plates from slipping in the direction of travel.

The novelty extends not only to the embodiment shown, but also to all variants that are used to solve the Task developed in light of the novelty disclosure will. For example, a shopping cart is definitely conceivable, which not only has a shelf (7) on one side but on both long sides.

Protection claims;

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PARTS LIST

1 Shopping venture 2 chassis 2 ' Chassis frame 3 framework k basket 5 Handle 6th Cross bar 7th Filing δ hanger 9 Cross connection 10 upper spar 11th deepening

Claims (2)

MM ■ »·» PROTECTION CLAIMS 1.) Shopping cart (i) consisting essentially of a chassis (2) and a basket (k) mounted above it, characterized in that the shopping cart (1) has a shelf (7) on at least one of its two long sides, which together with a , located at a distance from the frame (3) and basket (k) , vertically arranged, preferably designed as a bracket (8) forms a compartment. 2.) Shopping cart (i) according to claim 1, characterized in that g e k e η η-drawing.net that the chassis frame (2 ·) at its cross connection (9) a device against the side Slipping off of stacked plates approximately in the form of a recess (ii), on which in addition a stop is attached to prevent the plates from slipping in the direction of travel. 7533385 04/15/76