EP4479321A1 - Palettenverpackung, verpackungssystem und verpackungsverfahren - Google Patents
Palettenverpackung, verpackungssystem und verpackungsverfahrenInfo
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- EP4479321A1 EP4479321A1 EP23704868.1A EP23704868A EP4479321A1 EP 4479321 A1 EP4479321 A1 EP 4479321A1 EP 23704868 A EP23704868 A EP 23704868A EP 4479321 A1 EP4479321 A1 EP 4479321A1
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- Prior art keywords
- pallet
- pallet belt
- belt
- packaging
- velcro
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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
- B65D71/00—Bundles of articles held together by packaging elements for convenience of storage or transport, e.g. portable segregating carrier for plural receptacles such as beer cans or pop bottles; Bales of material
- B65D71/0088—Palletisable loads, i.e. loads intended to be transported by means of a fork-lift truck
- B65D71/0092—Palletisable loads, i.e. loads intended to be transported by means of a fork-lift truck provided with one or more rigid supports, at least one dimension of the supports corresponding to a dimension of the load, e.g. skids
- B65D71/0096—Palletisable loads, i.e. loads intended to be transported by means of a fork-lift truck provided with one or more rigid supports, at least one dimension of the supports corresponding to a dimension of the load, e.g. skids the dimensions of the supports corresponding to the periphery of the load, e.g. pallets
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65B—MACHINES, APPARATUS OR DEVICES FOR, OR METHODS OF, PACKAGING ARTICLES OR MATERIALS; UNPACKING
- B65B11/00—Wrapping, e.g. partially or wholly enclosing, articles or quantities of material, in strips, sheets or blanks, of flexible material
- B65B11/02—Wrapping articles or quantities of material, without changing their position during the wrapping operation, e.g. in moulds with hinged folders
- B65B11/025—Wrapping articles or quantities of material, without changing their position during the wrapping operation, e.g. in moulds with hinged folders by webs revolving around stationary articles
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65B—MACHINES, APPARATUS OR DEVICES FOR, OR METHODS OF, PACKAGING ARTICLES OR MATERIALS; UNPACKING
- B65B67/00—Apparatus or devices facilitating manual packaging operations; Sack holders
- B65B67/08—Wrapping of articles
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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
- B65D2571/00—Bundles of articles held together by packaging elements for convenience of storage or transport, e.g. portable segregating carrier for plural receptacles such as beer cans, pop bottles; Bales of material
- B65D2571/00006—Palletisable loads, i.e. loads intended to be transported by means of a fork-lift truck
- B65D2571/00012—Bundles surrounded by a film
Definitions
- the present invention relates to pallet packaging, a packaging system and a packaging method for palletized goods.
- Pallets in particular standardized so-called Euro pallets, are known for the simple and inexpensive transport of goods.
- the goods to be transported can be arranged, in particular stacked, on these. This process is also known as "palletizing".
- stretch or shrink films are usually used.
- Such foils are generally not recyclable.
- More sustainable pallet packaging has been created with the use of suitably sized tarps, also known as pallet belts.
- the palletized goods can be enclosed with these tarpaulins and the tarpaulins can then be lashed down to secure the goods.
- tarpaulins often have closure means in the form of rubber bands sewn to the tarpaulin, on which hooks are provided for hooking into corresponding eyelets sewn onto the tarpaulin.
- the tarpaulins can also be attached to the palletized goods and/or the pallet with tension belts.
- a disadvantage of such closure means is that several actions are required to close the tarpaulin, for example several eyelets must be threaded onto the hooks or straps in ratchets. This increases the packaging costs. It is an object of the present invention to improve the packaging of palletized goods, in particular to simplify it and make it flexible.
- a first aspect of the invention relates to a pallet packaging for packaging palletized goods, which has: (i) a pallet belt with which the palletized goods can be completely enclosed, and (ii) a closure arrangement for closing the palletized goods completely enclosed.
- the pallet belt by detachably connecting two end sections at opposite ends of the pallet belt.
- the closure arrangement has a Velcro fastener.
- Palletized goods within the meaning of the invention can in particular be understood to mean an arrangement of goods, for example boxes or goods, on a pallet.
- the good can, but does not necessarily have to be stacked.
- the pallet is preferably a standardized Euro pallet.
- Full-circumference enclosing within the meaning of the invention can in particular be understood to mean complete enclosing or embracing along a circumference.
- the outer contour of palletized goods ie an arrangement of goods on a pallet, defines a perimeter.
- a pallet belt that completely encloses the palletized goods expediently lies snugly along the entire outer contour, possibly also under tension.
- a pallet belt of a pallet closure preferably has two end sections at its two opposite ends, which can be detachably connected to one another with the aid of the closure arrangement.
- the closure arrangement is expediently arranged in the two end sections.
- the closure arrangement preferably comprises a hook-and-loop fastener arranged in particular in the end sections.
- the hook-and-loop fastener is expediently designed and/or arranged in the end sections in such a way that the two end sections adhere to one another when they are brought into contact.
- the Velcro allows easy handling of the pallet closure.
- the hook-and-loop fastener makes it possible, in particular, to pack palletized goods in just a few movements, in particular to secure them on a pallet and/or to protect them from external influences such as soiling. In particular, it is only necessary to bring the two end sections of the pallet belt into at least partial contact with one another. There is no need for time-consuming threading or threading of one or more straps or hooks.
- a closure arrangement with a hook-and-loop fastener also has the advantage that it does not wear out, even when used very frequently.
- the pallet belt expediently has a length that is sufficient to completely enclose the palletized goods with the pallet belt. It is here preferred if the two end sections in this "secure condition", i.e. when the palletized goods are completely surrounded by the pallet belt, are essentially congruent, but at least in sections, overlapping one another. The fact that the two end sections have a certain Having a longitudinal extent, the pallet belt can also be used to completely enclose palletized goods whose circumference is at least slightly larger than the circumference of the pallet, in particular larger than the standardized 4 m circumference of a Euro pallet - enclose, the circumference of which is at least slightly smaller than the circumference of the pallet.The pallet packaging can therefore be used particularly flexibly.
- the palletized goods adapt or be adapted to it.
- the pallet packaging can therefore be circulated like a Euro pallet as part of an exchange process.
- Pallet packaging also saves time and therefore costs when packaging, as well as improved ergonomics and/or sustainability compared to conventional pallet packaging.
- a maximum width of the pallet girdle is defined by the length of two pallet girdle broadside edges at opposite ends of the pallet girdle.
- the maximum width of the pallet belt is preferably 150 cm or more and/or 200 cm or less, in particular around 170 cm. It has been found that such a dimensioning of the pallet belt on the one hand enables the packaging of high or high stacked goods on a pallet, but on the other hand still allows acceptable handling of the pallet packaging.
- the pallet belt is made from a textile material.
- the pallet belt can be made from a textile band.
- the pallet belt is expediently made of a UV-resistant, in particular textile, material. This can increase the lifespan of the pallet packaging.
- the closure arrangement has a first Velcro part and a second Velcro part.
- the first hook and loop fastener part is expediently arranged in one of the end sections on a pallet belt front side, while the second hook and loop fastener part is arranged in the other of the end sections on a pallet belt back side.
- the first and second hook and loop fastener parts are preferably arranged in the respective end sections in such a way that the first hook and loop fastener part is used to connect the two end sections with the second Velcro part can interact.
- Such hook-and-loop fastener parts allow a particularly simple and user-friendly handling of the fastener arrangement with a reliable and robust fastener effect at the same time.
- the pack size and weight of the pallet packaging can be kept low through the use of Velcro fasteners. Compared to rubber bands that are conventionally used and wear out over time, Velcro fasteners also have an advantage in terms of service life.
- the closure arrangement has Velcro strips, in particular in the two end sections, and/or the width change arrangement.
- Velcro strips are particularly preferably designed to be double-acting.
- a double-acting hook-and-loop tape can be understood to mean a hook-and-loop tape, also known colloquially as a 2-in-1 hook-and-loop tape, which combines the fleece and hook sides.
- Such a Velcro strip can thereby at least partially interact "with itself", i.e. adhere to itself, at least in sections - with appropriate turning over or appropriate folding. This allows a flexible connection of the two end sections or a flexible and stepless adjustment of the Width of the pallet belt.
- the closure arrangement in the end sections expediently has several Velcro strips running parallel to one another and along the pallet belt—ie parallel to a longitudinal extension of the pallet belt.
- the Velcro strips in the two end sections can also interact with one another, at least in sections, when the circumference of the palletized item differs from the circumference of the pallet. It is preferred if a strong connection is produced between the end sections even if the hook and loop strips work together in this way only in sections.
- the Velcro strips are preferably regularly spaced apart from one another.
- the Velcro strips are particularly preferably arranged in the end sections in such a way that each Velcro strip in one end section interacts in pairs with a Velcro strip from the other end section when the pallet belt completely encloses the palletized goods.
- the Velcro strips in one end section are preferably arranged corresponding to the Velcro strips in the other end section. In total, a large holding force can be realized.
- the closure arrangement can have at least one Velcro strip in each of the end sections, preferably running directly along a respective broad side edge of the pallet belt. It has been shown that the holding force of the connection of the two end sections can be significantly increased by such a Velcro strip running transversely to the pallet belt.
- such a transversely running Velcro strip allows a particularly homogeneous distribution of tensile forces in the pallet belt when it encloses the palletized goods under tension.
- the Velcro strip runs continuously along the respective broad side edge of the pallet belt from a long side edge of the pallet belt to an opposite long side edge of the pallet belt.
- such a Velcro strip running transversely in the end sections can also be part of the width change arrangement.
- such a Velcro can interact with itself in sections and such a stabilize the adjusted width of the pallet belt when the pallet belt is folded over once along a transversal envelope edge, as will be described in detail below in connection with the width change arrangement.
- At least one such Velcro strip running transversely in one end section on the back of the pallet belt is provided for interaction with the longitudinally running Velcro strips in the other end section on the back of the pallet belt.
- This transverse Velcro strip also known as a Velcro strip, can be used to connect the two end sections in particular when the pallet belt is folded over at least in sections to adjust the width.
- the cover Velcro on the back of the pallet belt can take over the function of at least part of the transverse Velcro on the front of the pallet belt in the same end section if these transverse Velcro are covered by the folding of the pallet belt and are therefore no longer covered by the transverse Velcro can interact in the other end section on the back of the pallet belt.
- a width-changing arrangement is provided for infinitely variable adjustment of a width of the pallet belt.
- a width of a pallet belt can be infinitely adjustable at least from a predetermined minimum width and/or up to a predetermined maximum width.
- the width change arrangement is expediently designed in such a way that the set width is maintained permanently, in particular until a new width is set.
- the set width can be reversibly fixed with the aid of the width change arrangement is.
- the width of the pallet belt can be adjusted to a stacking height of palletized goods in a correspondingly reliable and effortless manner.
- the set width of the pallet belt can be reliably maintained with the aid of the width changing arrangement, for example during the packaging process and in particular without a user accidentally changing the width in the process.
- the width change arrangement can be set up to fix the pallet belt in a folded or folded state.
- the width change arrangement can be set up to detachably connect two pallet belt sections lying opposite one another by turning or folding the pallet belt. This prevents the cover or the fold from becoming detached again or slipping during the packaging process.
- the pallet packaging can, despite standardized dimensions, i. H. a specified (maximum) width of the pallet belt, adapt to the palletized goods or be adapted to it.
- the pallet packaging can be adapted to individual packaging regulations or habits.
- the width-changing arrangement is set up for the detachable connection of two opposing sections of a pallet belt front side and/or the pallet belt rear side obtained by folding the pallet belt along a longitudinal folding edge.
- a turning over of the pallet belt can in this case also be understood to mean folding—and a turning edge correspondingly to a folded edge.
- a longitudinally running cover edge is expediently a cover edge that runs parallel to the longitudinal extension of the pallet belt.
- the width-changing arrangement has a plurality of Velcro strips running transversely to the pallet belt and/or parallel to one another on a pallet belt front side.
- the holding power of the width changing arrangement can be increased.
- the holding forces of the multiple Velcro strips can add up, which means that an unwanted change in width, for example during the packaging process, can be avoided.
- the several Velcro strips on the front side of the pallet belt are preferably arranged in such a way, in particular regularly spaced apart from one another, that each Velcro strip interacts with itself at least in sections when the pallet belt is folded over along a longitudinally running edge in such a way that a section of the pallet belt front facing another section of the pallet belt front.
- the Velcro strips are preferably arranged in such a way that each Velcro strip can partially interact with itself when a part of the pallet belt front is folded onto itself. In this way, the pallet belt width can be changed easily and quickly, in particular without tools or aids.
- the width change arrangement on a pallet belt rear side has several transverse to the pallet belt and/or has Velcro strips running parallel to one another. These Velcro strips are preferably arranged in such a way, in particular regularly spaced from one another, that each Velcro strip interacts, at least in sections and in pairs, with a Velcro strip on the front side of the pallet belt when the pallet belt is folded over along two longitudinal folded edges in such a way that a section of the front side of the pallet belt side facing another section of the pallet belt back.
- the Velcro strips are preferably arranged in such a way that each Velcro strip on the front side of the pallet belt interacts at least in sections with a Velcro strip on the rear side of the pallet belt when the front side of the pallet belt is folded around a longitudinal side edge of the pallet belt. Due to the regular spacing of the Velcro strips on both the front and the back of the pallet belt, a holding force that is evenly distributed over the entire length of the pallet belt can be achieved.
- the pallet belt width can be continuously reduced from a maximum width defined by the length of the broad side edges of the pallet belt to at least half the maximum width.
- the Velcro strips on the front side of the pallet belt expediently extend from one longitudinal side edge of the pallet belt to an opposite longitudinal side edge of the pallet belt.
- the Velcro strips on the back of the pallet belt can extend from one of the longitudinal side edges of the pallet belt to an intermediate region lying between the longitudinal side edges of the pallet belt.
- the width of the pallet belt can then be further reduced, in particular to less than half of the maximum width, by the pallet belt front side being wrapped or folded around one of the pallet belt longitudinal side edges.
- these Velcro strips can extend for up to 50 cm transversely to the pallet belt on the back of the pallet belt.
- the length of the pallet belt between the two end sections is dimensioned such that the two end sections are essentially congruent--i.e. H. essentially completely overlapping - lying on top of each other if the pallet belt completely encloses the palletized goods. This enables a particularly reliable closure of the pallet belt.
- the length of the pallet belt between the two end sections is preferably 367 cm.
- the two end sections each extend for 33 cm along two opposite pallet belt longitudinal side edges.
- the pallet belt can then completely enclose the palletized goods so that one of the two end sections comes to rest on the other end section.
- a longitudinal extension of the two end sections of 33 cm can also be advantageous in relation to an only partial overlapping of the end sections.
- the length of 33 cm is sufficient, on the one hand, to reliably connect the two end sections to one another even if the circumference of the palletized goods deviates from the circumference of the pallet, but, on the other hand, it is short enough to allow the pallet packaging to be handled not to complicate.
- the pallet belt is designed in two layers in the two end sections. As a result, the stability and/or rigidity of the pallet belt that is useful for the connection can be increased in the two end sections.
- fastening eyelets are provided which are let into the pallet belt and are arranged in the two end sections, preferably directly, along the respective broad side edge of the pallet belt.
- the pallet belt can be attached to a packaging aid easily and with little effort using the attachment eyelets, for example hanging it up.
- the fastening eyelets can make the packaging process considerably easier.
- the fastening eyelets are preferably regularly spaced from one another.
- At least one snap hook is provided, which is arranged in an end section on the broad side edge of a pallet belt.
- two snap hooks are provided, which are spaced apart in the end section on the broad side edge of the pallet belt are arranged from each other.
- the pallet belt can be attached to the packaging aid particularly quickly with the help of at least one snap hook.
- folding marks are attached to the front side of the pallet belt along a longitudinal edge of the pallet belt.
- the pallet belt can be precisely folded using the folding marks. In order to enable a particularly space-saving fold, regular complaints about the fold markings are preferred.
- consecutive length markings can be applied to the front side of the pallet belt transversely to the pallet belt.
- length markings can be attached along an (imaginary) line across the pallet belt. It is expedient if the length markings are regularly spaced from one another.
- a length marking can be understood to mean the indication of a length dimension.
- the length measure expediently specifies a pallet belt width, which can be achieved by turning over the pallet belt along a longitudinally extending edge at the level of the corresponding length marking. The provision of length markings on the front side of the pallet belt can make it much easier to set a desired pallet belt width.
- a second aspect of the invention relates to a packaging system for packaging palletized goods, having (i) a pallet packaging with a pallet belt with which palletized goods can be completely enclosed, and a closure arrangement for closing the pallet belt which completely encloses the palletized goods by detachably connecting two end sections at opposite ends of the pallet belt; and (ii) a wrapping aid for holding an end of the pallet belt during the wrapping process.
- the pallet packaging is preferably a pallet packaging according to the first aspect of the invention.
- the packaging process can be made significantly easier.
- the packaging aid is expediently set up to hold one end of the pallet belt in such a way that it does not slip during the packaging process.
- the packaging aid can be set up to hold one end of the pallet belt in such a way that the pallet belt is placed around the palletized goods and the end section at the end opposite the held end with the end section at the held end can be connected. This means that two users are not required to pack palletized goods. At the same time, it is no longer necessary for a user to improvise with the pallet belt when shifting the palletized goods, for example clamping one end of the pallet belt between palletized goods.
- the packaging aid has a base and a holding rod, which is fastened to the base and runs vertically when the base is anchored to the pallet.
- the base allows a secure stand the packaging aid can be achieved, with the pallet belt being able to be fastened to the holding rod conveniently for a user at the same time.
- the foot is preferably designed to be pushed in between two pallet feet.
- the base can be set up for detachable anchoring on a pallet.
- the support bar is provided with holding means.
- the retaining bar can have one or more hooks, which are expediently spaced regularly from one another. Snap hooks or fastening eyelets of the pallet packaging can be hooked or threaded into such hooks.
- a third aspect of the invention relates to a packaging method for packaging palletized goods, in particular with the aid of a packaging system according to the second aspect of the invention.
- a packaging method comprises: (i) securing a packaging aid to a pallet; (ii) attaching one end of a pallet belt to the packaging aid;
- the packaging operation can be carried out conveniently and reliably.
- a supporting foot of the packaging aid is expediently inserted between two pallet feet.
- the packaging aid can be anchored to the pallet in this way.
- this prevents a user from tripping over the base of the packaging aid during packaging. In this respect, this can increase operational reliability.
- anchoring the packaging aid in this way allows the palletized item to be enclosed with greater tension and thus improved securing of the item.
- the packaging aid can also simply be pushed up to the pallet, in particular to a corner of the pallet.
- a weighted, i. H. a ballast weight comprehensive, base preferred.
- a base weighted in this way can also be designed to be pushed in between two pallet bases.
- FIG. 1 shows an example of pallet packaging in a front view
- FIG. 2 shows an example of the pallet packaging shown in FIG. 1 in a rear view
- FIG. 4 shows an example of a packaging aid.
- FIG. 1 shows an example of pallet packaging 1 in a front view.
- the pallet packaging has a pallet belt 2, with which the palletized goods can be completely enclosed, and a closure arrangement 3 for closing the pallet belt 2, which completely encloses the palletized goods, by detachably connecting two end sections 4a, 4b at opposite ends 2a, 2b of the pallet belt 2.
- a width change arrangement 5 is provided for continuously adjusting the width B of the pallet belt 2.
- a pallet belt front side V is visible. If the pallet belt 2 encloses palletized goods, the front side V of the pallet belt is expediently turned away from the palletized goods.
- One end section 4a is preferably longitudinal to the pallet belt 2, ie parallel to indicated by the double arrow. indicated longitudinal extension D, running and shown hatched Velcro straps 6a defined.
- the Velcro strips 6a are arranged on the front side V of the pallet belt.
- the end section 4a is indicated in FIG. 1 by a dashed line running transversely to the pallet belt 2. For reasons of clarity, only one of the Velcro strips 6a is provided with a reference number.
- the other end section 4b is preferably defined by Velcro strips which run lengthwise to the pallet belt and are arranged on a pallet belt rear side (see FIG. 2). Even if these Velcro strips are not visible in FIG. 1, the end section 4b is also indicated by a dashed line.
- the two end sections 4a, 4b are expediently spaced from one another in the longitudinal extent D such that when palletized goods are surrounded by the pallet belt 2, one end section 4a is arranged under the other end section 4b, and preferably essentially congruently with it.
- the front side V of the pallet belt can then lie opposite the back side of the pallet belt.
- the Velcro straps 4a can interact with the Velcro straps (not visible here) on the back of the pallet belt and bring about a reliable closure of the pallet belt 2 .
- a Velcro strip 8a running along a broad side edge 7a of the pallet belt, ie transversely to the pallet belt 2 or to the longitudinal extent D, is provided.
- a detachable connection between the end sections 4a, 4b can also be produced if a transverse offset, ie an offset transverse to the pallet belt 2, should occur when the palletized goods are surrounded.
- a plurality of fastening eyelets 9a can also be provided in one end section 4a.
- These fastening eyelets 9a can be used for fastening to a packaging aid and are therefore expediently arranged directly along the broad side edge 7a of the pallet belt.
- the fastening eyelets 9a are arranged on the outside, in particular in relation to the longitudinal Velcro strips 6a and/or the transverse Velcro strip 8a, which can considerably simplify threading the fastening eyes 9a into corresponding holding means on the packaging aid, for example.
- fastening eyelets 9b in the other end section 4b.
- the arrangement of the fastening eyes 9b in the other end section 4b preferably corresponds to the arrangement of the fastening eyes 9a in the one end section 4a.
- folding marks 13 can be attached along a pallet belt longitudinal side edge 12a, 12b on the pallet belt front side V or on the pallet belt rear side. For reasons of clarity, only one of the folding marks 13 is provided with a reference number.
- a mailing pocket 14 is attached to the pallet belt front side V, in which shipping or warehouse receipts or other papers relating to the packaged goods are placed can be kept.
- This mailing bag 14 is preferably arranged in that end area 4b which on the front side V of the pallet belt does not contain any part of the closure arrangement 3, ie no Velcro strips 6a, 8a.
- a maximum width of the pallet belt 2 is determined by the length of the pallet belt broad side edges 7a, 7b, which can be 170 cm, for example. This maximum width can be reduced in that the pallet belt 2 is turned over or folded along at least one longitudinally extending edge 10a, 10b, which is shown in FIG. 1 as dot-dash lines purely for illustrative purposes. In this respect, the cover edges 10a, 10b can also be referred to as folded edges.
- the width change arrangement 5 is provided to prevent the folded sections of the pallet belt 2 from slipping relative to one another.
- the width change arrangement 5 expediently has a plurality of Velcro strips 11a which run transversely to the pallet belt 2 and which are arranged on the front side V of the pallet belt.
- the Velcro strips 11a are preferably arranged in the longitudinal extension D between the two end regions 4a, 4b, in particular between the Velcro parts of the closure arrangement 3. For reasons of clarity, only one of the Velcro strips 11a is provided with a reference sign.
- each of the Velcro strips 11a can interact with itself in sections. To that extent it is advantageous if the Velcro strips 11a are designed to be double-acting, ie as a so-called 2-in-1 Velcro strip.
- the width B of the pallet belt 2 achieved in this way can also be stabilized in one end area 4a by the transverse Velcro strip 8a.
- the transverse Velcro strip 8a can also be part of the width change arrangement 5 .
- length markings 15 can be attached to the front side of the pallet belt V.
- the width B which is achieved by turning over the pallet belt 2 at the level of the corresponding length marking 15, can be printed, sewn, embroidered or applied in some other way to the front side V of the pallet belt.
- only one of the length markings 15 is provided with a reference number.
- the width B By turning over the pallet belt 2 once, the width B can be reduced to half the maximum width.
- the cover edge 10a then lies centrally between two opposite pallet belt longitudinal side edges 12a, 12b (not shown).
- the Velcro strips 11a expediently run from one longitudinal side edge 12a of the pallet belt to the opposite longitudinal side edge 12b of the pallet belt.
- the width-changing arrangement 5 preferably also has Velcro strips running transversely on the rear side of the pallet belt 2, as shown in FIG. 2 and described below.
- FIG. 2 shows the pallet packaging 1 from FIG. 1 in a rear view, so that a pallet belt rear side R is visible.
- the two end regions 4a, 4b at the opposite ends 2a, 2b of the pallet belt 2 are indicated by dashed lines.
- the end area 4b is preferably defined by transverse Velcro strips 6b of the closure arrangement 3. For reasons of clarity, only one of the Velcro strips 6b is provided with a reference number.
- a Velcro strip 8b preferably also runs transversely to the pallet belt 2 in the end area 4b on the pallet belt rear side R along the pallet belt broad side edge 7b .
- the Velcro strips 11b expediently run on the pallet belt rear side R from one of the two pallet belt longitudinal side edges 12b to an intermediate area between the pallet belt longitudinal side edges 12a, 12b.
- the pallet belt 2 can thus be folded twice, ie around two folded edges 10a, 10b, so that a section of the front side V of the pallet belt is opposite a section of the back side R of the pallet belt, in which the transverse Velcro strips 11b are arranged.
- the pallet belt 2 is expediently wrapped around the long side edge 12b of the pallet belt, which is adjoined by the Velcro strips 11b.
- the pallet belt 2 is expediently folded over in such a way that the folded edge 10a corresponds to the longitudinal side edge 12b of the pallet belt.
- Each of the Velcro strips 11a on the front side V of the pallet belt can thus interact at least in sections with one of the Velcro strips 11b on the rear side R of the pallet belt and thus stabilize the set width B of the pallet belt 2 .
- At least one transversely extending Velcro strap 16 is provided on the pallet belt rear side R, also in the end section 4a.
- the closure arrangement 3 can also have a transverse envelope Velcro strap 16 on the pallet belt rear side R in this end section 4a.
- the pallet belt is folded over, for example, around the fold-over edge 10a, so that a section of the pallet belt front side V is opposite another section of the pallet belt front side V (ie the pallet belt front side V is folded "on itself” at least in sections). is part of the longitudinal Velcro straps 6a in the end section 4a opposite.
- the cover Velcro strip 16 is expediently provided, which is turned outwards in sections by being folded over and can take over the function of the covered part of the longitudinally running Velcro strips 4a.
- At least one mailing bag 14b is preferably also provided on the pallet belt rear side R. This at least one mailing bag 14b is expediently arranged on the rear side R of the pallet belt in the same end area 4b as the mailing bag 14a on the front side V of the pallet belt.
- At least one shipping bag 14b can be attached between the longitudinal Velcro strips 6b, as shown in FIG. be in order.
- the provision of several mailing bags 14b or a subdivision of a single (long) mailing bag is advantageous so that the papers relating to the palletized goods can be inserted where they are, regardless of the envelope condition of the pallet belt 2, ie regardless of the width B set are visible and do not slip.
- an extension on the rear side R of the pallet belt at least over a large part of the maximum width of the pallet belt 2 is expedient.
- the at least one shipping bag 14b on the pallet belt rear side R can extend from one longitudinal side edge 12a of the pallet belt to the other longitudinal side edge 12b of the pallet belt, or at least over at least 80%, preferably at least 90%, of the maximum pallet belt width.
- FIG. 3 shows an example of a packaging system 50 for packaging palletized goods 60.
- the packaging system 50 can be used to carry out a method 100 for packaging the palletized goods 60.
- the packaging system 50 has a pallet packaging 1 and a packaging aid 51 for holding one end 2a of a pallet belt 2 of the pallet packaging 1 during the packaging process.
- FIG. 3 shows a state in which the pallet belt 2 only partially encloses the palletized goods 60 circumferentially.
- the pallet belt 2 To fully enclose the palletized item 60 in a method step S4 of the packaging method 100, the pallet belt 2 must be connected by detachably connecting a section 4a on the end 2a held by the packaging aid 51 to a section 4b on the “free” end 2b .
- the packaging aid 51 has a base 52 and a vertically running retaining bar 53 fastened to it.
- the packaging aid 51 is first secured, in particular anchored, in a method step S1 to a pallet 70 on which the item 60 is palletized.
- the base 52 for example inserted between two pallet feet (see Figure 4).
- the end 2a of the pallet belt 2 is attached to the packaging aid 51.
- the pallet belt 2 can be hung or threaded with the end 2a into corresponding holding means (see FIG. 4) of the holding rod 53 .
- the pallet belt 2 expediently has a plurality of fastening eyes (see FIGS. 1 and 2) and/or two snap hooks which are fastened to the pallet belt 2 and which can be brought into engagement with corresponding eyes or hooks on the holding rod 53 .
- step S3 the palletized item 60 is surrounded by the pallet belt 2.
- the pallet belt 2 can be detached from the packaging aid 51 in a further method step S5 and the packaging aid 51 can be removed from the pallet 70 in a further method step S6.
- FIG. 4 shows an example of a packaging aid 51.
- the packaging aid 51 has a base 52 and a holding rod 53 which is fastened to the base 52.
- the base 52 is expediently set up to secure the packaging aid 51 on a pallet 70, only a portion of which is shown here.
- the packaging aid 51 can be held in a stable position, even if the holding bar 53 is holding one end of a pallet belt with the aid of holding means 54 .
- the holding means 54 are designed as hooks in the present example, so that fastening eyelets (see Figures 1 and 2) of the pallet belt can be hung. For reasons of clarity, only one of the holding means 54 is provided with a reference number.
- the holding means 54 can be adjustable in height.
- the holding means 50 can be guided in a rail on the holding rod 53, for example.
- the base 52 is designed to be pushed in at least in sections between two pallet feet 71a, 71b.
- the base 52 expediently has a base 55, in particular an elongate one.
- a width of the base 55 preferably corresponds to the width of the space between the two pallet feet 71a, 71b.
- the packaging aid 51 can be anchored to the pallet 70 by pushing the base 52 between the pallet feet 71a, 71b. It is preferred that the base 55 can be inserted up to 20 cm, but at least up to 15 cm, into the space between the pallet feet 71a, 71b.
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