JPS5933471Y2 - Medicinal bottle holder for test tubes etc. - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention allows test tubes to be propped up by supporting them on the upper and lower shelves.
Alternatively, the present invention relates to a chamber for medicinal bottles such as test tubes used to store medicinal bottles such as vials.

In conventional medicine bottle rooms, shelves were provided between a pair of left and right support frames that formed a rectangle on the same vertical plane, so they could not be stacked vertically, and they could be used for storage when not in use.
This has the disadvantage that it occupies a large storage space when storing samples in a cold storage.

In order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional art, the present invention improves the shape of the lower part of the pair of left and right pipe support frames so that the medicine bottle chambers can be stacked vertically.

Embodiments of the present invention shown in the drawings will be described below.

In the figure, 1 is a pair of left and right pipe support frames that are the same shape and are arranged symmetrically, and 2 is a coarse grid with both ends fixed to the support frames 1 and 1, into which test tubes, etc. are fitted. A fine lattice-shaped lower shelf 3 has buttons arranged at appropriate intervals below it, is also fixed between the support frames 1 and 1, and supports bottles fitted to the upper shelf 2 from the lower end. Department.

The support frames 1, 1 include a pair of vertical members 1, which are endlessly continuous.
It is composed of upper and lower horizontal members 1b and lc.

The vertical member 1a forms a bent part A with a length corresponding to the thickness of the pipe, extending in the side direction of the bottle chamber A, in the middle of the lower shelf part 3 just below, and below the bent part A with a distance between each other. It has a lower part 1'a which is widened.

The lower horizontal member 1c is formed into a U-shape with bent portions extending toward the bottom of the bottle chamber A at both ends and having a length corresponding to the thickness of the pipe. The tip of the bent portion opening is continuously connected to the lower end of a from the outside so that the bent portion is connected to the lower end.

When this bottle chamber A with the support frame 1 formed as described above is stacked on top of another bottle chamber A1 with the same support frame 1, the bottom side facing in a U-shape on both sides of the bottom surface The upper parts of the supporting frames 1, 1 on both sides of the same-shaped bottle chamber A1 fit inside the members 1c, 1c, and as shown in the drawing, both A, A
1 can be stacked in a mating manner.

In this stacked state, the bottle chamber A can be moved in the left-right direction by the lower horizontal members 1c, 1c on the lower sides of both sides, and can be moved in the front-back direction by the contact between the vertical members 1a, which overlap on the sides. and the bent openings at both ends of the lower cross member 1c, respectively, and are restrained and stacked stably.

Button When implementing the present invention, changing the position of the bent part A of the vertical member 1a in accordance with the change in the shape of the upper and lower shelves 2 and 3 and their mounting position is in accordance with the gist and purpose of the present invention. It is optional depending on the coating.

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to stack medicine bottle chambers that could not be stacked in the past, so a large number of bottle chambers can be stored in a small area, and the stability when stacking is improved. It is also possible to manufacture an excellent chamber for medicinal bottles such as test tubes.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawing is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention. A I A...Other room, 1...Support frame, 1a...
Vertical member, 1/a... Lower part of vertical member, A... Bent part, 1b
...Upper cross member, 1c...Lower cross member, mouth...Bend portion, 2...Upper shelf, 3...Lower shelf.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] Between the pair of left and right pipe support frames 1, 1, there is an upper shelf section 2 formed in a lattice shape, and a lower section that supports a bottle fitted to the shelf section 2 from the lower end. A side surface of the bottle chamber is placed in the middle of each vertical member 1a constituting the support frame 11 immediately below the lower shelf 3. A bent part A with a length corresponding to the thickness of the pipe is formed along the direction, and the lower part 1'a of the vertical member 1a that continues below this bent part A is connected to a bottle chamber at both ends. A pair of left and right lower cross members 1c, 1c formed in a U-shape with a bent part opening of a length corresponding to the thickness of the pipe extending in the direction of the bottom surface are connected endlessly, thereby making pipes of the same shape. In another bottle chamber A1 having the support frame 1, the upper part of the support frame 1, 1 is connected to the pair of left and right lower cross members 1c, ic. A medicine bottle chamber characterized in that it is configured to fit between lower parts 1/a of vertical members 1a connected thereto and to be stacked vertically.