SU43342A1 - Trolley for transporting various standard products, for example. pan bread - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a carriage device for transporting various standard products, for example, pan bread, which lies on the inclined shelves of the carriage located in several Russ. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The essence of the invention is that for carrying to the place of unloading of a part of prisoners in a carriage of products the carriage body is provided with removable boxes arranged at the end and communicating with the carriage inside, which are automatically filled when they are connected to the carriage.

In FIG. Figure 1 shows the proposed trolley prepared for installation in an automobile — a general side view; FIG. 2 - trolley loading operation with tin bread; FIG. 3-view of the trolley from the loading side; FIG. 4- the same from the unloading side; FIG. 5- part of the longitudinal section of the cart with the indication of the device of the portable box; FIG. b - detail of the lower support of the portable trolley box - side view.

The body of the trolley is made of angular iron, forming a frame, covered with a metal grid and located on wheels 20. The trolley is open from the top and from the ends. The two longitudinal walls of the 7P trolley case are divided into three equal-sized compartments. Each compartment is equipped with lattice shelves J2 arranged in several ranks, inclined to the horizon at an angle, somewhat greater angle of friction of the products carried in the trolley of the material of the shelves. Each shelf, in addition, is divided into several parts by longitudinal strips / 7, forming boards, the distance between which corresponds to the width of the items transported in the trolley. In the lower part, each shelf rests on the transverse bar 3 and ends with an inclined trellis shelf 77, rocking on the axis 9 secured by the ends in the trolley walls. The latter divides the swing shelf into two unequal arms, the shortest of which are connected with the strap 75 with the bar 3, and rising above the end of the shelf 72, it forms a stop that keeps the products lying on the shelves from sliding down the slope. The long shoulders of the shelves 77 enter 3 in the number of three mounted at the end of the trolley on the hinges 4 and provided at the bottom with a ridge 2J forming a bearing in the corresponding groove in the brackets 75 located in the planes of the side and longitudinal walls of the trolley. The hitch 2 mounted on the trolley is locked with bolts b, which are included in the slots of the strips 22 attached to the teleAki frame. Each box is provided with inclined trellised shelves W, rotatable around axes 8, fixed with ends in the side walls of the box. Axes 8 divide each shelf 10 into two unequal arms; the long shoulders rest on the angles 7, joined by a pull 23, movable in guides along the back wall of the case, and the short shoulders enter the gaps between the slatted shelf slats //, the long shoulders of which rest on the axis 8. The rigs 23 are equipped with handles 13 coming out of the box. The belt loops J4, put on by the loader on the shoulders, are intended for carrying the boxes. For loading the upper part of the cart serves as a cassette / b, equipped with the same inclined shelves as the cart and fixedly mounted on the expedition at the loading table at such a height that the loaded cart could be directly under it. Filling the cart with products 24 is performed by successive lowering of these products along the shelves of the cart.

In order to fill also the crates 2 with the overloaded products, open the latches 6, lift the cradle a little and then lower it into place again. At the same time, the axles 8, resting against the long shoulders of the shelves 7 /, rotate them until they coincide with the shelves 12 of the carriage, from which the products 24, not now supported by the protruding ends of the shelves, slide to the latter. When products are sliding along the swinging shelves 11, the latter will be rotated a lot of these products down, and will keep the products in the cart from further creeping.

The loaded telephony cap is removed from under the cassette and inserted into the vehicle (Fig. 1), in which it is delivered to its destination.

For the gradual unloading of the trolley worker, putting his shoulders in the belts 14, slightly raises box 2 for the bolts 6; A binder 21, coming out of its nest, falls on iron-studded brackets / 5, and the box, removed from hinges 4, begins to slide along the slope of the brackets 15 and finally sits on the shoulders of the worker, who takes him to the place of unloading. Here should be prepared shelves with inclined shelves, the location of which corresponds to the location of the shelves in the box. The worker with the box on his back becomes at the rack and lifts the handles 13, acting on the pulls 23. At the same time, the corners 7 are raised and the shelves 10 of the box are turned, from which the products slide into the shelves.

With the box empty, the worker returns to. cart, hangs the box and, loading it, as already described, again returns to the place of unloading, continuing this process until unloading the required number of products.

The subject matter of the invention.

Claims (3)

1. A trolley for transporting various standard items, for example, pan bread, equipped with inclined slats, characterized in that the trolley body is equipped with removable boxes 2 located at the end of the trolley 2 connected to the inside of the trolley for carrying to the unloading place a cart of products that automatically fill in idic when they are connected to a cart. 2. The form of execution of the trolley according to claim 1, characterized in that each box is provided with inclined lattice shelves 10 inclined to its end wall and placed against the respective shelves of the body. and each end of which is supported on its inner side of the end wall of the movable abutments 7, while simultaneously being fed 7a which, at the place of unloading, the shelves are tilted, dropping the products lying on them. 3. The form of the trolley on PP. 1 and 2, characterized in that each shelf of the box hinged on the cart is connected to the corresponding shelf of the cart by a rotating grid bridge 11, the bars of which at one end rest on the axis of rotation of the shelf of the box and the other end protrude above the shelf of the cart. to the author's testimony of S. I. Panin and S. V. G. Konovtsev JNs 43342 j: 3 0 II g i i 3 y; I th F | 2l f-: If ,: | fffTf fTfT: irTf. .) GT GT G 1p; :: UTE; pf: yy: ---: - I r ;; xY QmTr fX- :: j ISSiS- / Chgthgg I (:: Caxd,: fi, Crrja4, i: j & th