DK200400213U3 - Stone carriage for transporting paving stones or tiles - Google Patents

Description

DK 2004 00213 U3

designation:

Stone carriage for transporting paving stones or tiles

Scope of production:

This creation relates to a newly developed specially built stone trolley for transporting paving stones or tiles, which is a multi-axle transport trolley, air rubber wheels and built-in tipper, which is placed on the stone trolley frame over a wheel set. The tipper trolley is easily lifted by telescope with gas spring when loading and unloading of paving stones or tiles. Spacers are fitted with spacers to ensure that the load of paving stones or tiles is separated at a preset distance.

Prior Art:

Paving stones or tiles transported from loading place to unloading place with a wheelbarrow or elm. known stone carriage or manual removal with a stone pliers or by hand.

The technical problem:

The paving stones or tiles are desired to be loaded and unloaded and transported with the least possible working environment load, and that during unloading the best possible working position is obtained for the operator, which will reduce the wear of hands, wrists, elbow, shoulder and back and knees. Known stone carriages cannot place the paving stones or tiles in the correct working position that is desired to develop a new custom built stone carriage which solves the problem.

The new technique:

A new specially built stone wagon (1) with several wheels with air wheels (2) for transporting paving stones or tiles with built-in tipper (3) and spacers (4) for separating the paving stones or tiles at a uniform distance. The developed custom-built stone wagon is a new technique for transporting paving stones or tiles in an ergonomically correct method. The tipper (3) is mounted with a telescope and gas spring (6) and the hinge (5), which easily lifts the tipper (3) from the upright position (7) to the upright position (8) and at the same time prevents the tipper from tipping forward during unloading. A guide handle (9) is mounted on the opposite end than the tipper drawer on the stone wagon.

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The stone carriage has two swivel wheels (10) at the control handle and two fixed wheels (11) at the tipper, the two swivel wheels can turn the stone carriage to the right or left of the selected direction of travel.

Technical impact:

The technical effect of using the new custom built stone wagon for transporting paving stones or tiles is an easy loading, transport and unloading of stones or tiles by the operator, who can do the work in the best possible correct working position, reduce the working environment load by working in it. right working position. Paving stones or tiles are loaded and transported with the tipper on the stone carriage in a lying position and unloading is carried out with the tipper in the upright position by lifting the tipper from the upright position to the upright position by means of a gas spring telescope, which at the same time prevents the tipper from overturning during unloading . Spacers on the tipping tray ensure separation of paving stones or tiles, which facilitates the work of paving stones or tiles for the operator. A uniform distance that makes loading and unloading of paving stones or tiles ergonomically correct, the uniform distance between the paving stones or tiles ensuring that a person's fingers can grasp the paving stone or tile, and that the wrist in the same workflow is stretched.

List of Figures:

FIG. 1. Displays the stone wagon in side position. FIG. 2. Displays the stone carriage seen ffa in the supine position. FIG. 3. Displays the stone carriage from the side in the upright position. FIG. 4 Displays the stone wagon from above in the upright position. FIG. 5. Shows the stone carriage from the bottom in the lying position Fig. 6. Displays the stone wagon from the bottom in the upright position.

Working Examples:

The specially built stone wagon (1) shown in FIG. 1-6 is a multi-axle transport trolley with air rubber wheels (2), built-in tipper (3) that can tip from lying position (7) to standing position (8) by means of a gas spring telescope (6) and hinges (5) which lifts the tipper (3) from the upright position (7) to the upright position (8) and at the same time prevents the tipper from tipping forward when unloading. Spacers (4) separate the paving stones or tiles at a uniform distance. A guide handle (9) is mounted on the opposite end than the tipper drawer on the stone wagon. The stone carriage has two swivel wheels (10) at the handlebar and two fixed wheels (11) at the tipper, the two swivel wheels can turn the stone carriage to the right or left of the selected direction of travel DK 2004 00213 U3

Use Model Requirements:

Requirement 1

Stone carriage (1) for transporting paving stones or tiles which is new by being a multi-wheeled carriage with rubber wheels (2), built-in tipper (3) which can tip from lying position (7) to standing position (8) by means of of the telescope with gas spring (6) and hinges (5) which lifts the tipper (3) from the upright position (7) to the upright position (8) and at the same time prevents the tipper from tipping forward when unloading.

Requirement 2

Stone carriage (1) for transporting paving stones or tiles, which according to claim 1, is new in having a tipper plate with spacers (4) separating the paving stones or tiles at a uniform distance, which with the new technique facilitates work for the operator when the tipper tray is in a standing position with the stones or tiles placed in the correct working position by a person's fingers being able to grasp the paving stones or tile and the wrist in the same workflow being stretched.

Requirement 3

Stone carriage (1) for transporting paving stones or tiles, which according to claim 1 is new, having a set of fixed rubber wheels (11) at the tipper and 2 pivoting wheels (10) at the control handle where the two pivoting wheels can turn the stone carriage to the right or left of selected direction of travel.

Claim 4

Stone carriage (1) for the transport of paving stones or tiles, which according to claim 1 is new, having a tipping tray on the frame of the stone carriage over a wheel set (11), which is lifted from the lying position to the standing position by means of a gas spring telescope (6) and hinges (5) which at the same time prevent the tipper charge from overtipping forward during unloading.

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