DE8809879U1 - Stackable honeycomb shelving containers - Google Patents

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The invention relates to a stackable honeycomb shelf container for the storage of rod-shaped, long materials.

The storage of long goods is currently carried out to a large extent in honeycomb storage facilities. These honeycomb storage facilities are distributed to the local

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The disadvantage is that the construction is delivered to the construction site in individual parts and is assembled there by specialist fitters to form rigid honeycomb shelving systems. This results in considerable assembly times, which significantly disrupt the client's business flow and cause high personnel costs for the manufacturer of the system due to the cost of paying, accommodating and driving home the fitters. Another disadvantage is that the honeycomb shelving can only be dismantled again using complex means.

The invention is based on the object of eliminating the above-mentioned disadvantages in a honeycomb rack storage system and of creating a body that can be assembled and disassembled easily and quickly.

This goal is achieved by placing several containers next to and on top of each other and the assembly forms the honeycomb shelving system. A preferred embodiment is characterized in claims 2-10.

In the drawings, the subject matter of the invention is shown as follows:

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The stackable honeycomb shelf container consists of several frames (5) arranged one behind the other at a distance and connected by laterally screwed and/or welded profile steel frameworks in such a way that horizontal bars (9) are arranged at the upper (7) and lower point (7a) of the outer uprights (8) and the frames (5) are connected by struts (6) which run from the top point (10) of a upright (8) to the base point (11) of an adjacent upright (8). The frames (5) consist of several vertical, parallel uprights (8) arranged at a distance and arranged in such a way that two uprights (8) are combined to form a frame support by binding plates (13) welded and/or screwed to the flanges (12) on both sides at the quarter point (21) and in the middle (22). The remaining uprights (8) of the frames (5) are arranged at a distance such that rollers (15) and/or crossbars (15) arranged multiple times one above the other are suitable for holding long goods (2) and their holding carriages (3). The uprights (8) are joined together at their lower ends (16) by horizontal profile steels (17) arranged on both sides, welded and/or screwed to the flanges (12) of the uprights (8). The upper ends (7) of the uprights (8) are welded and/or screwed by angle steels (18) also arranged on both sides.

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Conrad Hansen Horst Eichholz Wilhelminenstr. 27 BUrgermeister-Smidt-Str. 153

2300 Kiel 2850 Bremerhaven

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The angle legs (19a + 19b) are arranged in such a way that the angle leg (19a) lying on the flange (12) of the stand (8) points downwards and the second angle leg (19b) is guided over the stand end (7). The two angle legs (19b) lying on the stand (8) are spaced apart from each other. To connect the containers one above the other, bolts (20) are screwed into the spaces between the angle legs (19b). This firmly connects the containers.

The container according to the invention, the design of which allows it to be craned when unloaded, is stackable and can be used both on its own and as an assembly and does not place great demands on the substructure, can be used anywhere thanks to its universal, flexible structure. Each long goods storage facility can thus be started from the smallest units or completely set up within a very short time. The adaptation to every area of application for long goods storage and, above all, easy assembly and dismantling are thus guaranteed. The cost is comparable to conventional honeycomb shelving systems.

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Conrad Hansen Horst Eichholz ■" Wilhelminenstr. 27 Bürgermeister-Smidt-Str. Siel 2850 Bremerhaven PROTECTION CLAIMS 1. Stackable honeycomb shelf containers (Fig. 2) for the storage of long goods (2), which are accommodated in elongated, channel-like receiving trolleys (3) in individual receiving compartments (4) and can be moved by sliding and/or rolling, characterized, that several frames (5) arranged one behind the other at a distance are connected by laterally screwed and/or welded profile steel frameworks. 2. Stackable honeycomb shelf container according to claim characterized in that that the outer posts (8) of the frames (5) are connected at the upper (7) and lower point (7a) by horizontal bars, 3. Stackable honeycomb container according to claims 1+2 characterized by that the frames (5) are connected by struts (6) which run from the head point (10) of a stand (8) to the foot point (11) of an adjacent stand (8). 4. Stackable honeycomb shelf container according to claims 1-3 characterized in that the frames (5) consist of several vertical, parallel stands (8) arranged at a distance. 5. Stackable honeycomb shelf container according to claims 1-4 characterized in that two uprights (8) of the frame (5) are combined to form a frame support (14) by means of binding plates (13) welded and/or screwed to the flanges (12) on both sides at the quarter points (21) and in the middle (22) · &bull; a · 4 * * Conrad Hansen Wilhelminenstr. 27 2300 Kiel Horst Eichholz
Mayor-Smidt-Str. 153 PROTECTION CLAIMS —2— 6. Stackable over-shelf container according to claims 1-5 characterized in that that the remaining supports (S) of the frames (5) are arranged on the side in such a way that suspended rollers (15) and/or cross bars (15) arranged several times one above the other are suitable for holding long goods. 7. Stackable honeycomb shelf container according to claims 1-6 characterized in that the lower ends (16) of the uprights (8) are joined together by horizontal profile steels (17) arranged on both sides, welded and/or screwed to the flanges (12) of the uprights (8). 8. Stackable honeycomb shelf container according to claims 1 - characterized in that the upper ends (7) of the uprights (8) are welded and/or screwed together by angle steels (18) arranged on both sides. The angle legs (19a + 19b) are arranged in such a way that the angle leg (19a) lying on the flange (12) of the upright (8) points downwards and the second angle leg (19b) is guided over the upright end (?). 9. Stackable e-honeycomb shelf container according to claims 1-8, characterized in that the two angle handles (19b) lying on the stand (8) are spaced apart from each other« lO.Stackable honeycomb shelf containers according to claims 1-9 characterized in that the connection from container to container is made by bolts (20) which are inserted between the spaced-apart angle handles (19b).