EP1842783A1 - Récipient de stockage et de transport doté d'une paroi latérale télescopique - Google Patents

Récipient de stockage et de transport doté d'une paroi latérale télescopique Download PDF

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EP1842783A1
EP1842783A1 EP07003682A EP07003682A EP1842783A1 EP 1842783 A1 EP1842783 A1 EP 1842783A1 EP 07003682 A EP07003682 A EP 07003682A EP 07003682 A EP07003682 A EP 07003682A EP 1842783 A1 EP1842783 A1 EP 1842783A1
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Jan Abraham Huizingh
Richard Kellerer
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
    • B65D21/00—Nestable, stackable or joinable containers; Containers of variable capacity
    • B65D21/08—Containers of variable capacity
    • B65D21/086—Collapsible or telescopic containers

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  • the application relates to a storage and transport container made of plastic in particular for receiving piece and bulk material according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • Such storage and transport containers generally consist of a container bottom and a side wall.
  • packaged goods are meant all types of goods, including packaged and unpackaged foodstuffs, bulk goods that are pourable under bulk goods, e.g. Screws, chips, sand etc.
  • storage and transport containers are also stackable.
  • folding containers which can be folded for storage or return.
  • folding containers have, as a result of the folding mechanism, usually only insufficient stability or rigidity. At high loads, for example in the stacked composite, it can thus lead to a material break especially in the field of hinged joints.
  • Common folding plastic boxes are therefore generally not used for the storage and transport of heavy goods.
  • the usable container volume is determined by the size of the container bottom and the height of the side wall. This leads, in particular if a container can be filled only partially due to the maximum possible transport weight, for example increased transport volume, which would not be necessary by the volume of the recorded content in itself, but is due to the size of the container.
  • the object of the invention is to provide a storage and transport container made of plastic, which provides a variable container volume, said container volume should be structurally conditioned in an easy manner. This container should also have sufficient stability.
  • the side wall of the container is provided with a telescopic mechanism comprising a plurality of telescopic side wall elements.
  • a telescopic mechanism comprising a plurality of telescopic side wall elements.
  • the container according to the invention can also be converted very easily into a telescoped position of the side wall elements, in which the container volume is minimal, for the return or storage in the empty state.
  • the side wall elements are frame-like and integrally formed. This requires a sufficiently high strength for each side wall element, since the frame-like self-contained construction derives various load forces very well.
  • These side wall elements are slidably mounted within each other and each other and form in the form of telescopic elements the side wall of the container. It is envisaged that each side wall element has a closed circumferential side wall with a defined height. This results in a good leadership of the telescopic mechanism and thus a user-friendly ease.
  • the container according to the invention comprises exactly three side wall elements: a lower, a middle and an upper one. With these three side wall elements results in a relatively compact container structure (favorable ratio of external dimensions to the interior), while at the same time allow flexible adjustment of the container volume over a wide range by means of the three side wall elements.
  • the container according to the invention can also be provided with a plurality of central side wall elements, so that a total of more than three side wall elements are included.
  • the container according to the invention comprises exactly two side wall elements: a lower and an upper one.
  • a container has an extremely compact container construction at relatively low production costs.
  • the side wall elements are arranged nested in their one-telescoped position. This results in a very compact construction of the container in the einteleskop faced position.
  • that side wall element is advantageously arranged lying inside, which forms the lowest sidewall element of the side wall in the fully telescoping state and which is arranged on the outside, which (in the telescoping state) forms the uppermost side wall element.
  • this results in a wider and longer transport space, seen from the container bottom, whereby the contents to be transported can be moved in and out particularly easily.
  • the lowermost side wall element formed integrally with the container bottom.
  • the lowermost side wall element and preferably also each middle side wall element is formed in its lower region with an outwardly projecting circumferential edge or several protruding edge portions, which increase the stability of the side wall element and on the other hand also a certain impact protection for the side wall element and thus also represent the entire side wall.
  • these edge elements in the einteleskop striving position form a stop for the einteleskop striving sidewall elements.
  • the edge is formed so that in the completely einteleskop striving state of the container results in a at least on the long sides outer side wall, which is free of projections or heels or the like., And thus used, for example, as a whole as an advertising surface can be.
  • the telescoping sidewall members are provided with guide surfaces to prevent snagging and jamming of the telescoping mechanism during telescoping or telescoping.
  • the guide surfaces can be configured as recessed or projecting wall sections, wherein the correspondingly guided side wall element has correspondingly formed wall sections.
  • the container for optimizing force flows but also to reduce the risk of injury, in particular in the corner regions of the side wall elements, formed rounded.
  • the individual side wall elements can be locked in at least one defined telescopic position.
  • This can be done for example with locking elements such as locking members, snap connections or clamp connections.
  • the locking mechanism is designed so that the locking takes place automatically, for example by prestressed locking elements, whose locking tongues or the like engage in corresponding recesses. This allows a simple and uncomplicated handling of the container, but is also an essential safety aspect, since the container volume defined by the locked telescopic position of the side wall elements can not change unintentionally. Such locking elements can be easily unlocked to adjust the container volume.
  • a stable locking, especially in a telescoped position, also advantageously allows stacking of the containers, even with heavy contents.
  • each telescopic side wall element For a stable locking advantageously four locking elements for each telescopic side wall element are provided (these are usually the middle side wall elements and the upper side wall element), each pair well accessible on the end walls of the container (actually taken on the end faces of the respective side wall element) are.
  • the locking elements each have a handle part, which is advantageously formed like an eyelet, whereby the respective locking element with its associated bolt tongue can be particularly easily operated against a biasing spring force.
  • the gripping parts on an end wall are advantageously arranged so that they can be comfortably operated simultaneously and with one hand, for example. By engagement of the thumb and forefinger one and the same hand.
  • An ergonomic design of the eyelet area for example, by enlarging a power transmission surface, increases the ease of use and operator safety.
  • the paired locking elements are connected to the end faces of the respective side wall elements with a common actuating means such as. A drawstring or pull lever or the like., Or formed integrally therewith.
  • actuating means such as. A drawstring or pull lever or the like., Or formed integrally therewith.
  • both locking elements can then be actuated simultaneously against the biasing spring force, for which purpose bpsw. only one finger is needed.
  • Such an actuator can also be very well under difficult conditions, which increases the ease of use.
  • the side wall elements are reinforced in sections, for example, by integrated cavities or reinforcing ribs or reinforcing ribs, in particular in the corner regions, in order to additionally increase the stability and strength, in particular impact resistance, of the side wall element and thus of the entire side wall.
  • the container may be provided with a suitable lid, which may also be designed in several parts, so that there is advantageously a complete enclosure of the contents to be transported.
  • the lid may be formed as a separate or articulated element.
  • FIG. 1a shows a storage and transport container according to the invention, designated by 1.
  • the container 1 comprises a lowermost side wall element 2, which is formed here in one piece with the bottom (in fact container bottom). If necessary, the container bottom can be provided with stiffening ribs, which extend, for example, on the underside of this container bottom, or with a honeycomb structure or the like.
  • this container 1 furthermore comprises a middle side wall element 3 and an upper side wall element 4, thus has three side wall elements.
  • a lid which is formed here by way of example from two lid wings 5a and 5b.
  • the cover wings 5a and 5b are articulated on a longitudinal edge of the uppermost side wall element 4.
  • Both the lowermost side wall element 2 and the middle side wall element 3 have in the lower region an outwardly projecting circumferential edge 6 or 7, which alternatively also partially, that is to say in sections. can be formed with interruptions.
  • Each of these three side wall elements 2, 3 and 4 has a respective circumferential, frame-like side wall section (with two longitudinal sides and two end faces) of a defined height, which occurs in the corner regions for optimization Power flows and to reduce the risk of injury is rounded.
  • the corner regions of the side wall elements 2, 3 and 4 are formed with reinforcing ribs.
  • Each side wall element 2, 3 and 4 is also provided on the outer surfaces of the longitudinal sides with stiffening ribs.
  • the middle side wall element 3 is telescopically mounted to the lower side wall element 2 in such a way that the inner surfaces of the middle side wall element 3 facing the corresponding outer surfaces of the lowermost side wall element 2 or formulated differently that the middle side wall element 3 includes or surrounds or embraces the bottom side wall element 2, however, a translational mobility according to the arrow T1 is made possible in FIG. 1d.
  • the upper side wall element 4 is movably arranged relative to the middle side wall element 3, as shown by the arrow T2.
  • the telescopic mechanism of the upper side wall element 4 to the middle side wall element 3 is independent of the telescopic mechanism of the middle side wall member 3 to the bottom side wall element 2.
  • the side wall elements also guide sections, the example here at the ends of the longitudinal sides are formed.
  • FIG. 1a shows the container 1 in the fully telescoped state of the side wall elements 2, 3 and 4.
  • the upper side wall element 4 rests on the peripheral edge 7 of the middle side wall element 3, which in turn on the peripheral edge 6 of the lowermost side wall element. 2 rests.
  • the peripheral edges 6 and 7 of the side wall elements 2 and 3 thus form a stop for the respectively telescopic and guided side wall element 3 and 4.
  • the container 1 the smallest possible container volume.
  • the middle sidewall member 3 is in a telescoping position to the lower sidewall member 2, whereas the upper sidewall member 4 is in a telescoping position.
  • the container volume of the container 1 is increased in this state compared to the fully ateleskop considering position according to the figure 1a.
  • the upper side wall element 4 is in a telescoped position, whereas the middle side wall element 3 is in a telescoped position.
  • the container volume in this case is lower than in the telescopic state shown in FIG. 1b, which results from the fact that, in this container embodiment, the height of the middle side wall element 3 is, for example, greater (higher) than that of the upper side wall element 4.
  • the middle side wall element 3 is in a completely telescoping position or position relative to the lowermost side wall element 2, and the upper side wall element 4 is in a fully telescoping position or position relative to the middle side wall element 3.
  • the container 1 has in this case a maximum possible container volume, which is available to the goods to be transported.
  • These fully telescoped positions of the side wall elements 3 and 4 also show the figure 1e, in this case with opened covers 5a and 5b.
  • the container 1 described above can provide at least four different transport volumes (container volumes) by simply telescoping the side wall elements 3 and 4.
  • a locking element 10 has a rod-like construction and has at one end of a shaft a grip part or a grip area, which is designed as a drawbar eye 11. At the opposite end of the shaft, the locking element has a reinforced detent tongue or latch 12 which is formed in combination with an abutment shoulder.
  • the locking element 10 has approximately in the middle of the shaft two projecting spring tongues 13, which are supported against a correspondingly formed contact surface on the respective side wall element and bias the locking element 10 in a locking position. By means of this spring bias, such a locking element 10 automatically moves back into an interlocking position when it is brought into an unlocking position by means of the drawbar eye 11.
  • the locking element 10 is supported on the rear side on a correspondingly formed wall region of the side wall element and is guided and secured in a manner known to the person skilled in the art in order to prevent tilting, twisting or falling out.
  • the locking element 10 may be e.g. have a back-side mandrel which is guided in a longitudinal groove.
  • the handle member so the drawbar eye 11 is so ergonomically designed that the application of an actuating force provided ⁇ seninnen Structure is formed enlarged to optimally grasp this area with, for example, a finger and can apply high forces, but also to the risk of slipping due to larger contact friction reduce.
  • the locking elements 10 are essentially only the handle parts. the drawbar eyes 11 accessible.
  • the shaft, the latching tongue 12 and the spring elements 13 are substantially protected in the interior of the double-walled in this area side wall elements 3 and 4, from damage and dirt.
  • the latching tongue 12 of the locking element 10 can engage in a corresponding latching recess 16 in the respective lower side wall element. The same applies to the other locking elements of the container.
  • the latching tongue 12 of the locking element 10 of the central side wall member 3 engages in a recess 16 on the lower side wall element 2 and is held in this latched position due to the biasing force by the spring wing 13.
  • the spring wings 13 are based on rib processes. The same applies to the latching tongue 12 of the upper side wall element 4 associated locking element 10, which engages in a corresponding recess 16 on the middle side wall element 3. In this way, a certain telescope position of the middle side wall member 3 to the lower side wall member 2 and the upper side wall member 4 to the middle side wall member 3 is firmly locked.
  • the lower side wall element 2 and the middle side wall element 3 in this case each have two latching recesses 16, an upper for the austeleskop Arthur position and a lower for the einteleskop Of position of the guided side wall element 3 and 4.
  • the latching recesses 16 are arranged along a sliding surface 17 on which the latching tongue 12 of the prestressed latching element 10 slides along during telescoping and automatically engages in a corresponding recess 16 as a result of the prestressing.
  • the above-described arrangement of the locking elements 10 is only an example, albeit advantageous, but can also be done in other ways, for example by the locking elements 10 are arranged on the bottom side wall element 2 and the top side wall element 4 and the middle side wall element 3 remains free of locking elements ,
  • the arrangement described in the cavity of a double wall area is only an example.
  • the container 1 is placed, for example, with its container bottom on a solid surface. Thereafter, the instantaneous locking must be solved, which is usually done by the simultaneous operation of the arranged on the end walls locking elements 10, by means of thumb and index finger engagement of each hand in the drawbar eyes 11. Thereafter, the respective telescopic segment or side wall element can be raised or lowered.
  • the container volume is thus changed stepwise, d. H. it is always only one telescopic segment or side wall element is raised or lowered.
  • the container 1 For rapid enlargement of the container contents, it is also possible to hold the container 1 with both hands and briefly bring the locking elements 10 in an unlocking position as described above, whereupon the side wall element arranged below each lower by gravity downwards.
  • the sohinemte 3 and 4 may also be biased with springs, so that they automatically after unlocking the lock process (in the sense of automatically) in a austeleskopiert position or vice versa in a einteleskop Arthur position.
  • Fig. 3 shows a container according to the invention in a fully telescoped state.
  • this container has an alternative actuating mechanism.
  • a drawstring or a pull lever 18 is provided, which is connected to both locking elements 10 arranged on an end face of the respective side wall element 3 or 4.
  • Fig. 4a shows this alternative locking mechanism, wherein the cavities, in which the locking elements 10 are arranged substantially, are shown broken up for clarity.
  • two latching elements engage with their latching tongues 12 in corresponding latching recesses 16 on each end face and thus lock the respective telescopically guided side wall element to the leading, d. H. lower side wall element.
  • Fig. 4b also shows in a perspective view a detailed illustration of this locking mechanism.
  • the shaft is connected to a band-like extension formed as a drawstring, which is V-shaped and in turn connected to a pull lever or handle portion 18.
  • the second locking latch has at its opposite end of the tongue 12 such a band-like extension, which is also V-shaped and is also connected to the same pull lever 18.
  • the pull lever 18 is, as the drawbar eyes 11 also arranged for protection in a recessed wall portion.
  • the pull lever 11 may have, for example, a back-side mandrel for guidance, which is guided in a corresponding groove of the side wall element.
  • the pull lever 18 is connected to the V-shaped connection or drawstrings and the locking elements 10 arranged thereon, in one piece, for example as an injection molded part.
  • the transitions from the locking elements 10 to the drawstrings and from these drawstrings to the pull lever 18 are then formed, for example, as film hinges.
  • the V-shaped drawstrings are guided around bolt-like guides 19, these guides are advantageously formed integrally with the relevant side wall element.
  • the unlocking of the biased by the spring elements 13 in the latching position locking elements 10 is effected by actuation of the pulling lever 18 by this (based on the container) is pulled upwards.
  • This pulling movement is transmitted in equal parts to the V-shaped drawstrings, which are guided around the guides 19 around and pulls out, so to speak, the locking elements 10 from its latching position.
  • the spring elements 13 After relieving the pull lever, the spring elements 13 cause a restoring force for the locking elements 10, but also for the pull lever 18.
  • the power transmission from the pull lever 18 to the latch bolt 10 can also be done in other ways, for example by wires or pliable cords or the like.
  • a locking mechanism can also be constructed such that the pull lever 18 must not be pressed upwards, but down to release the locking tongues 12 from their lock.
  • the pull lever 18 itself can be configured differently, for example, with finger troughs.
  • the pull lever 18 can also be designed as a drawstring, for example as a one-piece continuation of the V-shaped drawstrings. It is also possible to connect such a pull lever 18 with more than two locking elements, or even with only one locking element, if the construction of the container so provides.
  • such a pull lever 18 has the advantage that it can be operated even with just one finger, which makes the handling of such a telescopic storage and transport container 1 for daily, especially industrial use, even easier and more comfortable ,
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