JPS6323261Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Baskets for storing goods, which are often used in shops and warehouses, are either equipped with casters on the bottom side of the basket to make it convenient to transport goods, or are used as baskets exclusively for displaying or storing goods. were transported on a special trolley.

However, in the former case, the baskets are only used for transporting goods, and cannot be placed on display shelves or the like for display or storage, and each basket is required because it is equipped with casters. The structure needed to be even stronger, making it heavier and more expensive.

In addition, the latter had the disadvantage that the basket moved when transported on slopes or rough roads, making it easy for the basket to fall.

The present invention relates to a cart-equipped basket that eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks, and will be specifically described below with reference to the attached drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a cart-equipped basket according to the present invention, where 1 is a cart and 2 is a basket formed by bending a wire.

A reinforcing rod 4 is fixed to the lower surface of the lower basket 2' and connects the lower surfaces of the lower pieces 3a of the left and right side frames 3, 3, and is parallel to each other with a predetermined interval in front and rear.

The trolley 1 has casters 6 at the four corners of the lower surface of a rectangular base frame 5 whose width is slightly narrower than the interval between the side frames 3, 3.
are installed, and the left and right side plates 5a, 5a of the base frame 5
And, on the upper edge of the reinforcing plate 7 parallel to the side plate 5a,
Engagement grooves 8, which are larger in width and depth than the diameter of the reinforcing rods 4, are cut in locations corresponding to each of the reinforcing rods 4.

An engaging protrusion 9 facing rearward is protruded from the upper end of the front edge of the foremost engaging groove 8', and the tip thereof and the engaging groove 8'
A gap is provided between the upper end of the rear edge and the uppermost end of the rear edge, through which the foremost reinforcing rod 4' can pass freely, and through this gap, the foremost reinforcing rod 4 of the basket 2' is moved below the engagement protrusion 9. It is designed to be able to engage.

The engagement grooves 8 other than the foremost engagement groove 8' are arranged so that when the foremost reinforcement rod 4' is engaged with the lower part of the engagement protrusion 9 in the foremost engagement groove 8', each of the corresponding reinforcement rods 4
with a positional relationship that allows them to fit together,
The engagement groove 8″ provided on each side plate 5a, especially the rearmost one
When the rear edge engages the most forward reinforcing rod 4' below the engaging protrusion 9 in the most forward engaging groove 8',
The positional relationship is such that it abuts the rear end of the rearmost reinforcing rod 4''.

A pivot shaft 10 fixed to the lower rear surface of the basket 2' at the lower end and facing in the left-right direction has a lower end bent toward the front, so that when the basket 2' is placed on the trolley 1, the rear end of the base frame 5 The upper ends of hooks 11, 11 which can be engaged with the lower surface are pivotally mounted.

As shown in FIG. 4, the basket 2' has its reinforcing rod 4' inserted into each engagement groove 8' of the base frame 5.
After inserting it from between the rear parts, pull it slightly forward,
After engaging the engagement protrusion 9, when the basket 2' is raised vertically, each reinforcing rod 4 fits into each engagement groove 8, and the rearmost reinforcing rod 4'' is inserted into the rearmost engagement groove. 8'', and the lower pieces 3a, 3a of the left and right side frames 3, 3 of the basket 2' engage with the outer surfaces of the side plates 5a, 5a of the base frame 5.

Next, by swinging the hooks 11, 11 on the rear surface of the basket 2' forward and engaging the rear end of the lower surface of the base frame 5, as shown in FIG. It is fixed so that it does not move forward, backward, left or right.

The basket 2' attached to the trolley 1 in this manner can be easily removed by performing the reverse operation as described above.

The baskets 2 above the lowest basket 2' can be stacked to prevent them from falling by locking appropriately curved hooks 12 and the like to the lower baskets 2.

As mentioned above, the basket with a trolley of the present invention allows the basket to be firmly attached to the trolley in a removable manner, and when the basket is attached to the trolley, the basket cannot be moved in the vertical and longitudinal directions relative to the trolley. Since this is prevented, there is no fear that the basket will fall off the cart even on slopes or rough roads.

In addition, baskets are almost the same as conventional baskets used for display and storage, so they are lightweight and inexpensive, and can be easily removed from trolleys and placed on shelves, etc., to display or store items. It is possible and convenient.

The left-right movement of the cage relative to the carriage is prevented by the engagement of the hooks with the base frame, with each reinforcing rod being pressed against the bottom of each engagement groove. However, as in the above embodiment, when the cage 2' is attached to the carriage 1,
The lower pieces 3a, 3a of the left and right side frames 3, 3 of the basket 2' are
If the outer surfaces of both side plates 5a, 5a of the base frame 5 are engaged with each other, this can be prevented more reliably.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a basket with a cart according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway cross-sectional plan view taken along line A-A in FIG. 1, and FIG. The side view seen from left and right, FIG. 4 is a partially cutaway enlarged vertical sectional view taken along the line B--B in FIG. 2. 1...Dolly, 2...basket, 3...side frame, 3a...
Lower piece, 4... Reinforcement rod, 5... Base frame, 5a... Side plate, 6... Caster, 7... Reinforcement plate, 8... Engagement groove, 9... Engagement protrusion, 10... Pivot, 11...
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Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A plurality of reinforcing rods parallel to each other facing in the left-right direction are arranged on the lower surface at appropriate intervals in the front-rear direction,
and a rectangular base frame having a basket having a hook pivotally attached to the rear end thereof, the lower end of which bends toward the front, and wheels for traveling on the lower surface, and having a left and right width smaller than the length of the reinforcing rod. At key points on the upper edges of the left and right side plates, an engaging protrusion facing rearward is provided at the upper part of the front edge, and the reinforcing rod at the forefront of the cage is passed through the gap between the rear edge and the rear end of the engaging protrusion, When the foremost engagement groove capable of engaging with the lower part of the engaging protrusion and the foremost reinforcing rod of the basket are engaged with the lower part of the engaging protrusion in the foremost engaging groove, Engagement grooves into which other reinforcing rods of the basket can be fitted are connected to carts provided at required intervals in the front-rear direction, and each of the reinforcing rods connects the cage to the base frame of the cart. by engaging each corresponding engagement groove in the
A cart-equipped basket that can be placed on a cart, and in which the hook can engage with the rear end of the lower surface of the base frame of the cart.