FR2648688A1 - VERTICAL SHEET AMOUNT FOR COMPOUND ELEMENT RADIATION, MANUFACTURED ACCORDING TO THE PROFILING METHOD - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to an upright for the composition of modular metal shelving, made from a continuous sheet metal strip which is cut, bent and sectioned automatically according to the profiling process and characterized by the longitudinal box shape, and the ends. projecting 16, 17 thereof which leave a continuous slot 18 between them, keeping the box structure of the upright open on the side opposite to the front wall 6 thereof. Said upright, made of both heavy and light sheets and in various sizes and proportions, adapts both to shelving capable of supporting considerable weights and to light type shelving which are nevertheless robust and resistant, and lends itself to many applications still in the field of construction.

Description

The present invention relates to a vertical upright

  metal plate for compound element racking.

  Actuellerer.t the metal shelving is manufactured by the use of mortis metal prepared from profiles and tubular elements successively uncovered, perforated, milled and

  glazed and are therefore always heavy, difficult to

  and therefore quite expensive.

  said amounts always comes out disadvantageous when

  compare with the amounts produced by bank profiling

  : o Metallic materials, the manufacture of these, we have not

  the care of corplex and delicate apparatus, nor of on-the-job

  ous. M-me if among the manufactured amounts. following the processes

  current, there are some that come out known and appreciated,

  however, it was desirable to produce another type suitable for

  all the difficulties related to the nature of manufacture. the use of

  the above mentioned amounts, in order to reduce and eliminate all the costs that make them less advantageous and less likely. to improve all the qualities and characteristicso The purpose of the inventior, starting from this criteria is to conceive and realize a show of the type quoted above at the beginning which,

  when it is awarded to acceptance tests and tests of severe

  appropriate for the compositior of shelves suitable for

  carry some weight of importance.

  The aforementioned objective is achieved according to the invention by a

  death: nt vertical por metal ornaments with composite elements and mo.

  Julairess made from a unique metal band curved

  turned, profiled stamped, decozre and perforated via the automatic profiling method, said nontant being characterized pir he is in form of box taken by the band T8le Ce means

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  said opertior. of proftilage cor.tinu.

  Notammert, following the band profiling process

  different thicknesses, the amount of the invention is

  for shelving with a limited weight and a small

e5 folds.

  The embodiment of the invention constituted by a simple structure

  in the shape of a boot, compares favorably with the existing amounts.

  and used for the same applications, thanks to the configuration or profile given to the head, and is able to support clarges and blocks as much as any. restarnt otherwise quite robust

  and resistant when it is light.

  The amount of the invention has a profile adapted to

  to the. efforts of pcinte and in addition to forces and outbreaks that

  in other cases it will cause deformations and breaks.

  In the case of the inverter, the distinctiveness

  particular strength and resistance. are made by the shape of the sectior which is drilled to the head, because it adapts to various possibilities of mating with crosspieces, spacers, spacers, tigess planes and. , elements or coors. separatior, and also because the rear slot (which creates an elongated opening capable of accommodating brackets or rails or plans for the co-positioning of assembly plans of

  robust supports that are suitable for systems of

  c.age following the ccmbl1 reasonL most diverse, with or without help

  connecting members, such as screws, bolts, rods and sire.

  lar. As happens in other cases with amounts

  of different gerxe the rot;, rt of Ilinventior has been studied and realized.

  to make it possible to order planks of assembly forms dc

  two of them, sclider..ent linked between them not spacers perF-ndi-

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  culinary inclined or crossed "and being suitable for the realization

  vertical structures, varied and efficient, for shelving.

  Apart from the fact that the said amount ensures the corposi-

  tior, robust assembly plans which, according to the diversity

  In addition to their widths, they can be used for shelving in more or less deep spaces, depending on the needs. If desired, they also offer the possibility of building open spaces of varied areas, using lorngerons provided with hooks suitable for mounting complete structures of walkways or walkways, elevated walkways of wooden support planes, er. metal or plastic material, not only with a single element but also with composite elements, mesh planes, pallets, crates; and ccnteneurso

  Other features and advantages of the invention

  parattrcrt clearly on reading the detailed description that goes

  follow up with examples of the amount of the invitation and its applications,

  born. As an indication, but in no way limiting, with reference to: c annotated drawings, in which ::

  Figure 1 represents a perspective view of a world

so much of Iliîverticn;

  FIG. 2 is a side view of a dead profile of FIG.

  rc 1; and L.1 Figure 3 is ure see above in section of ur Flan

  This assembly consists of two attached uprights with a spacer and

  is. Referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, we can see the particular shape of the upright 1 which is responsible for the basic characteristics of the latter, and which consists of a

  a single piece of furniture in which there will be many folds or curved

  and possible returns.

  Those skilled in the art will immediately understand that said

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  This is done both through the continuous process of profiling a galvanized and non-galvanized metal strip, as shown

  In Figure 2, the nictant 1 is not closed by the two outer edges.

  2 and 3 of the fate profile close to each other, leaving sub-

  For this reason, the periretral shape of the boot-shaped structure is composed of the two profilings 4 and 5, perfectly identical and symmetrical, while the largest and frontal part, looking in Figure 2, is constituted by a central trcror 6 salient and by two ends 7 and 8 which are: t

  no jo: [rtes to small paroi. 9 and 10, parallel to each other and

  on the sides and walls 7 and 8.

  The walls 7 and 8 are both perpendicular to the

  respective walls 11 and 12 which are attached to the sides 13 and 14 incli-

  ending at their lowest point by elemerts 16 and 17, which

  In the zore where the sides 13 and 14 are getting closer:

  It is folded to produce this free surface. walls 16 and 17 provided with returns 2 and 3, cause crying

  at right angles and opposed to one another.

  As can be seen from examining FIGS.

  2, the upright 1 is formed by a profiled t8le boot. The ron.tart fa.

  brick-walled, is an elemer: it is lorgiligr.es and is

  consequently able to withstand efforts and these noticeable

any part of it.

  As shown in FIG. 2E, the walls 6, 79 8, 99 10, 11, 12 "16 and 17 are capable of receiving, over their entire length, perforations and cutouts, ur not constant (cocme in the example shown) or nor, and able to receive hooks and vis-à-vis the support of traîerse: And tc lengeror, s appropriableme: t

made.

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  An example of application of said support elements is

  given in Figure 3j in which is shown ur. plan of assembly

  above, with two nontants lined up between them and asserting

  Whipped by the spacer o. 19 which is inserted between their o0 open spaces or interstices 18 and is fixed by screws or hooks or staples indicated by 20j between the walls 16 and 17. Souú

  the action of the said elements of Jornction 20, slowzetoise or the

  its 19 remain attached to the assembly plan and ensure: I- the distance that. the men must have between them; The production, realization and maintenance of their alignment and the alignment of the two elements with axis 15; III- 1l SECRET ROLLER CLOSURE OF THE WHOLE STRUCTURE THAT ENSURES

  thus the degree n.aximz.1 of robust:., se and stability.

  The mottant of the invention, realized and finished as described above, has both an interest that it is made from thin sheet tale of great thickness, because of these, gold can achieve structures. these different genres cropping for

  miscellaneous charges-ú. This feature therefore offers the possibillability

  to erect shelves apt to withstand im-

  using more teas! large thicket, ot loads of

  if they come out manufactured with thin t8les.

  Lesdit:, layout plans prennert by stite birth

  from metal bards of various thicknesses and by means of the use

  lisatior of the same tooling that is adapted, according to said thickeuzs,

by simple maneuvers.

  It is understood that gold may put the inversion

  tion of many mecificificatiors and variariates without

  depart from his frame and his mind.

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EVEM ICAT IONS

  1. Vertical mortar for metal shelves with composite elements $ L and rchulaires, consisting of a single metal strip bent turned, contoured, stamped, cut and perforated via the automatic profiling process said amount (1) being characterized by the fact that he is boot-shaped taken by the band of t8le at

  means of said continuous profiling operation.

  2. Metal upright for shelving according to the claim

  1, characterized in that the boot which forms the amount (1) is cor.stitué the noycr. bends of a metal bar, according to a profile which includes plans (6 to 14, 16, 17) which are joined between

  they by folds at right angles and / or with inclinaisnes various.

  3. Metal uprights for shelves according to the claim

  1 or 2, characterized in that the structure and form of boot which constitutes it, has an open wall by means of a slot ccntinue

longitudinal (18).

  4. Metal upright for rayornages according to one

  any of claims 1, 2 and 3, characterized by the fact that

  the spacing (15) of its transverse perleter divides said amount (1) by

  two equal and symmetrical parts.

  5. Metal amount for radiuses selorn any one of revendicatior.s 1,2,3 and 4, characterized by the fact

  the opening or slot (18) of said upright (1) is continuous and is

  in the longitudinal seam and on the center distance (15) of the perimeter of the

As.

  6. Metal upright for shelves according to any one of the preceding reverndlicaticnsess characterized by the fact that the plans (6 to 14, 16, 17), more or less large, which constitute the profile of said amount (1), create the shape of the boot and constitute the elements resistant to the notable solicitations, to which they can

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to be exposed.

  7. Metal upright for shelves according to any one of the preceding revendicatior.s, characterized in that the planes (6, 7, 8 9, 10, 11, 12, 16 and 17) vertical constituting the boot are variously perforated mar to allow the passage

  hooks, fixative members screws, bolts and the like.

  8. Metal uprights for shelves according to the above mentioned claims.

  that the slot (18) continues of the structure, necessary for the realization

  i0 tron of the box, serves for the introduction and the fixing of the spacers

or sleepers (19).

  9 Metal upright for rays according to one

  any of the preceding claims characterized by the fact

  that the planes (16 and 17) constituting the slot (18) are provided with holes for the introductior. of elements necessary for their joining

and fixatior of sleepers (19).

  10. Metal uprights for shelving according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that in the folds of the metal sheet where the slot (18) is formed, are retained the screws, the nuts or the rods which unite. or closer

  the walls which constitute said iron.

  11. Metal upright for rays according to the night some of the dreams. previous ndticatiors, characterized by the fact that the firm of its profile is adapted to the compositiorn of plans dtassenm

  due to the fact that in the slot (18) are housed and reternued the er.-

  trestles or sleepers (19), also made of a sheet met.l-

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