JP2012006620A - Synthetic resin-made pallet - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To suppress any outward deforming of a card, and to prevent any detachment of a card from a card holding unit or any damage to the card.SOLUTION: In a synthetic resin-made pallet manufactured by welding two skids, the height of a card holding unit with cards mounted thereon is formed to be substantially equal to the height of one skid.

Description

  The present invention relates to a synthetic resin pallet used for storing, transporting and transporting luggage, and in particular, a composite in which a card holding portion capable of holding a card storing various information is formed on a side surface. It relates to a resin pallet.

  Conventionally, a synthetic resin pallet in which a card holding slit is provided so as to face the upper edge and the lower edge of a girder is disclosed in Patent Document 1 as an example.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No.6-2907

  In the above-described conventional synthetic resin pallet, the upper and lower edges of the card are simply inserted and held in the slit, so that there is a problem that the card is easily detached.

  In addition, when the height of the card is low, the amount of insertion into one of the slits at the upper and lower edges of the card is small, and it is particularly easy to come off. When the height of the card is high, the card is There is a problem that the card is bent outward and protrudes from the side surface of the synthetic resin pallet, so that the card is damaged or detached.

  An object of the present invention is to solve the problems of the above-described conventional synthetic resin pallet.

  In order to achieve the above-described object, the present invention provides a synthetic resin pallet manufactured by welding two skids. First, the height of a card holding portion to which a card is attached is set to one. In the second embodiment, the card is formed with an elastic portion by forming a horizontally long slit along the curved upper side of the card. And thirdly, an elastic portion formed along the curved upper side of the card is inserted into a slit formed in a horizontal plane of the card holding portion, and a thin-walled portion formed on a vertical side of the card Is inserted into a gap formed between the back wall of the card holding portion and the card side holding protrusion of the card holding portion, and the bottom side of the card is formed in the second card holding portion 2. Will be inserted into the groove Is configured to, all sides of the card, which is constituted as held in the card holding section.

  In the synthetic resin pallet manufactured by welding two skids, the height of the card holding portion to which the card is attached is formed to be substantially the same as the height of one skid, so that the outside of the card Therefore, it is possible to prevent the card from being detached from the card holding portion or being damaged.

  By forming a horizontally long slit along the curved upper side of the card, an elastic portion is formed on the card, so that the card can be quickly and easily attached to and removed from the card holding portion. At the same time, it is possible to prevent the card from being detached from the card holding unit.

  The elastic part formed along the curved upper side of the card is inserted into the slit formed on the horizontal surface of the card holding part, and the thin part formed on the vertical side of the card is connected to the back wall of the card holding part and the card The card is inserted into a gap formed between the holding part and the card side part holding protrusion, and further, the bottom of the card is inserted into a groove part formed in the second card holding part. Since all sides of the card are configured to be held by the card holding unit, the card can be attached to the card holding unit in a stable state, and thus is arranged on the card attached to the card holding unit. Information stored in a bar code, QR code, IC tag, or the like can be read accurately.

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of the synthetic resin pallet of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged perspective view of a skid constituting the synthetic resin pallet of the present invention. FIG. 3 is also a partially enlarged perspective view of a skid constituting the synthetic resin pallet of the present invention. FIG. 4 is also a partially enlarged perspective view of a skid constituting the synthetic resin pallet of the present invention. FIG. 5 is also a partially enlarged perspective view of a skid constituting the synthetic resin pallet of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a partially enlarged perspective view of the synthetic resin pallet of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a partially enlarged perspective view including a partial vertical section of the synthetic resin pallet of the present invention. FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a card constituting the synthetic resin pallet of the present invention. FIG. 9 is an exploded perspective view of the synthetic resin pallet and the card of the present invention. FIG. 10 is a partially enlarged perspective view including a partial vertical cross section in a state where the card is attached to the synthetic resin pallet of the present invention. FIG. 11 is a partially enlarged perspective view of a state in which a card is attached to the synthetic resin pallet of the present invention.

  The synthetic resin pallet P of the present invention is a so-called welding pallet manufactured by welding two identically shaped skids S as shown in FIG. As a result, a so-called two-way synthetic resin pallet P having two fork insertion ports p3, which is composed of opposing side girders p1 and central girders p2 located between the opposite side girders p1, is manufactured. It will be.

  The skid S will be described below.

  Near one end of the outer side surface (side surface not forming the fork insertion port p3) s1 that forms the side beam p1 of the plastic pallet P1 of the skid S and is substantially parallel to the fork insertion port p3 Is formed with a first card holding portion 1 for holding an upper end portion and both side portions of a card, which will be described later, and a second end for holding the lower end portion of the card in the vicinity of the other end face. A card holding part 2 is formed.

  Next, the 1st card holding part 1 is demonstrated using FIG.2 and FIG.3.

  The first card holding unit 1 includes a flat back wall 1a1, a side surface 1a2 perpendicular to the back wall 1a1, and a side far from the welding surface s2 of the skid S, in other words, a deck surface of the plastic pallet P. A card mounting recess 1a including a horizontal plane 1a3 located in the vicinity of p4 is formed.

  The card mounting concave portion 1a of the first card holding portion 1 is formed with opposing card side holding protruding pieces 1b that are substantially flush with the outer surface s1 of the skid S and extend into the card mounting concave portion 1a. The card side holding protrusion 1b extends from the horizontal surface 1a3 constituting the card mounting recess 1a toward the welding surface s2 of the skid S to the substantially central portion of the side surface 1a2. By forming such a card side holding protrusion 1b, a gap D1 into which both sides of the card are inserted is formed between the back wall 1a1 and the card side holding protrusion 1b. .

  Further, a slit 1a3 ′ extending to the opposite side surface 1a2 is formed on the horizontal surface 1a3 forming the card mounting recess 1a of the first card holding unit 1, and the upper end of the card is inserted into the slit 1a3 ′. It is configured to be. In addition, a through hole 1a3 "through which rainwater or washing water is discharged is formed in the bottom of the slit 1a3 'as necessary.

  Further, a step portion 1d1 is formed by cutting out a corner portion formed by the opposite side surface 1a2 and the welding surface s2 of the skid S and a corner portion formed by the back wall 1a1 and the welding surface s2 of the skid S. Is formed. The stepped portion 1d1 is a molten resin, which will be described later, so that the molten resin generated when welding the welding surfaces s2 of the two skids S having the same shape does not exceed the back wall 1a1 and the side surface 1a2 of the card mounting recess 1a. Half of the accumulation groove is formed.

  Next, the 2nd card holding part 2 is demonstrated using FIG.4 and FIG.5.

  On the outer surface s1 of the skid S, a concave portion 2 ′ having a square front shape is formed. By forming such a concave portion 2 ′, the concave portion 2 ′ is formed on the welding surface s2 side of the skid S. A horizontal beam-shaped second card holding portion 2 is formed. Further, the second card holding portion 2 is formed with a step portion 2d1 similar to the step portion 1d1 described above.

  On the horizontal surface on the welding surface s2 side of the skid S of the second card holding portion 2, a groove portion 2a extending to the vicinity of the opposite side surface 2d1 'forming the step portion 2d1 is formed. In addition, a through hole 2a1 through which rainwater or washing water is discharged is formed at the bottom of the groove 2a as necessary.

  In the two skids S having the above-described configuration, the stepped portion 1d1 of the first card holding unit 1 and the stepped portion 2d1 of the second card holding unit 2 are matched with each other, and the welding surfaces s2 are matched. Then, as is well known, a synthetic resin pallet P is manufactured by welding on the welding surface s2. In this way, the card holding portions H are formed in the vicinity of both ends of the side beam p1 of the manufactured synthetic resin pallet P, respectively.

  The card holding portion H formed as described above extends to the flat back wall 1a1 that forms the first card holding portion 1 formed on one skid S, the opposite side surface 1a2, and the opposite side surface 1a2. It is composed of a horizontal surface 1a3 in which a slit 1a3 'is present, a card side portion holding projection piece 1b, and a groove portion 2a constituting the second card holding portion 2 formed in the other skid S. Further, the card holding portion H formed as described above is approximately half as high as the skid S on which the first card holding portion 1 is formed, in other words, the height of the synthetic resin pallet P. Will be formed.

  As described above, by welding the welding surfaces s2 of the two skids S, the stepped portion 1d1 of the first card holding portion 1 and the stepped portion 2d1 of the second card holding portion 2 cause a molten resin pool groove. 3 is formed, and the molten resin generated in the welding operation is accumulated in the accumulation groove 3.

  Next, the card C attached to the card holding part H will be described with reference to FIG.

  The card C has a substantially rectangular shape composed of a horizontal base c1, an opposing vertical side c2, and a curved upper side c3 whose center is curved upward, and is formed of a plate material made of a synthetic resin that can be elastically deformed.

  In the card C, a horizontally long slit c4 is formed in the vicinity of the curved upper side c3 along the curved upper side c3. By forming such a horizontally long slit c4, the card C has a curved upper side c3. The elastic part c5 that can be elastically deformed is formed along the line.

  In addition, a vertically long thin portion c6 is formed at a corner portion of the card C formed by the curved upper side c3 and the vertical side c2 opposite to the curved upper side c3. Further, the base c1 is provided at the center of the horizontal base c1. A card removal notch c7 is formed by the notch.

  Next, the attachment of the card C to the card holding part H of the synthetic resin pallet P will be described with reference to FIGS.

  First, as shown in FIG. 9, after the card C is arranged below the card holding portion H, the card C is raised, and the thin portion c6 formed at the upper corner of the card C is formed. The elastic portion c5 formed along the curved upper side c3 of the card C is inserted into the gap D1 formed between the back wall 1a1 of the card holding portion H and the card side portion holding protrusion 1b. It inserts into slit 1a3 'formed in horizontal surface 1a3 of part H. From the state in which the elastic part c5 of the card C is in contact with the top surface 1a4 of the slit 1a3 ′, the card C is further raised, and the elastic part c5 of the card C is elastically deformed downward. c1 is disposed so as to exceed the horizontal beam-shaped second card holding portion 2, and then the lower end portion of the card C is moved in the direction of the back wall 1a1 of the card holding portion H. Thereafter, the base c1 of the card C is inserted into the groove 2a formed in the second card holding part 2 by the elastic repulsive force of the elastic part c5 that has been elastically deformed. In this way, the card C is attached to the card holding portion H formed on the synthetic resin pallet P as shown in FIG.

  Further, in order to remove the card C mounted on the card holding portion H of the synthetic resin pallet P, the card C is formed on the card C, and a part of the card C is positioned so as to exceed the horizontal beam-shaped second card holding portion 2. An appropriate removal tool such as a screwdriver is inserted into the card removal notch portion c7 to be raised, the tip portion thereof is raised, the elastic portion c5 of the card C is elastically deformed downward, and the bottom c1 of the card C is By disposing the base C1 of the card C from the groove 2a formed in the second card holding part 2 and moving the card C downward, The card C is configured to be removable from the card holding part H.

  As described above, the card holding portion H is formed at a height that is approximately half the height of the skid S on which the first card holding portion 1 is formed, in other words, the height of the synthetic resin pallet P. Therefore, the height of the card C can be substantially halved compared to the card holding portion formed at substantially the same height as that of the conventional synthetic resin pallet. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the card C from being detached from the card holding part H or being damaged.

  Moreover, since the elastic part c5 which can be elastically deformed is formed in the card C by forming the horizontally long slit c4 along the curved upper side c3 of the card C, the card C is attached to and detached from the card holding part H. Can be performed quickly and easily, and the card C can be prevented from being detached from the card holding portion H. In particular, since the card C is urged downward by the elastic part c5, it is possible to prevent the bottom side c1 of the card C from being discharged from the groove part 2a formed in the second card holding part 2. it can.

  Further, when the card C is attached to the card holding portion H, the elastic portion c5 formed along the curved upper side c3 of the card C is inserted into the slit 1a3 ′ formed on the horizontal surface 1a3 of the card holding portion H. The thin portion c6 formed on the vertical side c2 of the card C is inserted into a gap D1 formed between the back wall 1a1 of the card holding portion H and the card side portion holding protrusion 1b, and Since the bottom side c1 of the card C is configured to be inserted into the groove 2a formed in the second card holding unit 2, all the sides of the card C are held by the card holding unit H. The card C can be attached to the card holding unit H in a stable state, and therefore is stored in a barcode, QR code, IC tag or the like disposed on the card C attached to the card holding unit H. Read information accurately Rukoto can.

  In addition, p5 is a recessed part provided in parallel with the 1st card holding part 1 formed in the outer surface s1 of the skid S as needed, and a company name etc. are shown in the back wall p5a which comprises this recessed part. Various types of information can be arranged and the number of stamps can be recorded.

C ········ Card c5 ·························· H・ ・ ・ Skid 1 ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ First card holder 2 ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ First card holder

Claims (3)

  In a synthetic resin pallet manufactured by welding two skids, the height of the card holding portion to which the card is attached is formed to be substantially the same as the height of one skid. Synthetic resin pallet.   2. The synthetic resin product according to claim 1, wherein an elastic portion is formed in the card by forming a horizontally long slit along a curved upper side of the card attached to the card holding portion. palette.   An elastic part formed along the curved upper side of the card is inserted into a slit formed on a horizontal surface of the card holding part, and a thin part formed on a vertical side of the card is provided on the card holding part. The card is inserted into a gap formed between the back wall and the card side holding protrusion of the card holding unit, and the bottom side of the card is inserted into a groove formed in the second card holding unit 2. The synthetic resin pallet according to claim 1, wherein the pallet is made of a synthetic resin.

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