WO1995021773A1

WO1995021773A1 - Transport container designed as a skeleton container

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Publication number: WO1995021773A1
Application number: PCT/EP1995/000535
Authority: WO
Inventors: Waldemar Eerenstein
Original assignee: Eerenstein, Peter
Priority date: 1994-02-14
Filing date: 1995-02-14
Publication date: 1995-08-17
Also published as: CZ237796A3; PL315842A1; SK101296A3; EP0740630A1

Abstract

The invention relates to a skeleton container which forms a transport container comprising a container base (1), grid walls (2) mounted thereon, a front wall (2) pivotable about a horizontal axis (3) and d lid (7). The skeleton box has a locking bar (8) which secures the pivotable front wall (2) and is either rigidly connected to the lid (7) in hinged manner or can be fitted over the upwardly pivoted front wall (2) in the manner of a fork (117) and then locked with the lid (7).

Description

Transport container designed as a lattice box

15. The invention relates to a transport box designed as a lattice box.

Transport boxes of the above type designed as lattice boxes are known from DE 42 30 117 AI. They are used for transport and storage, in particular also for stacking a wide variety of goods. In particular, they are also used as so-called lattice box exchange pallets in rail traffic, where they ensure that the goods to be shipped do not have to be packed in special boxes and that the goods arriving at the recipient do not need to be unpacked or relocated immediately. With such lattice box exchange pallets, there is also no need to return empties. Due to the existing container lid, which must be locked together with the locking bracket captivating the two front wall flaps of the container, the goods stored in such lattice boxes can be adequately secured against unauthorized theft or exchange for goods of poorer quality. As is known, the flap wall parts are tied up by the interaction of insertion pins arranged at the lower end of the locking bracket, with which the locking bracket ends at the bottom in the container bottom.

ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS jumping hinge tubes. is slidably mounted in the pin direction. For closing, the known transport container also has two locking bars which are mounted in longitudinally displaceable directions in opposite directions on its container cover and which in their extended position engage with their outer ends under the upper edge of the side wall of the container and in this extended position over their inner side-by-side angled ends must be locked together with the locking bracket, for example by means of a padlock to be inserted through corresponding through openings in the angled locking bar ends and in the upper U-shaped end of the locking bracket. The locking bracket is connected to the container lid at the top only in this closed position. If the padlock is removed to open the container, the connection between the container lid and the locking bracket is omitted. This can all too easily lead to the unlocked locking bracket being folded out and bulky in the way when a lattice box pallet is exchanged. In addition, the bottom storage of the locking bracket is not only structurally complex, but also complicates its handling insofar as the locking bracket must be pushed into its center position aligned with the container lid in order to lock it together and for the respective removal of the lattice box can be pulled out from its locking projections on the underside after only slight twisting about its longitudinal axis.

The invention is therefore based on the object of improving the lattice box of the type mentioned at the outset in such a way that it is easier to operate, in particular in terms of its locking system having the locking bracket, and is more cost-effective in terms of construction, while maintaining the tried-and-tested burglar resistance and stability ¬ is to be delivered.

Starting from a transport container of the type mentioned at the outset, this task is fundamentally according to the invention by the features of claim 1 or claim 15. solves. According to this invention, the basic solution to the problem is based on two different solution principles. The first solution principle provides according to claim 1 to provide an upper-end bearing while maintaining the lower end of the locking bracket, the upper bearing firmly connecting the locking bracket to the lid of the lattice box, while the lower end is primarily used only for locking. In contrast to the known bottom-mounted mounting of the locking bracket, the bottom-mounted mounting therefore no longer serves a hinge-like function but merely serves as a locking bar for theft protection.

The other solution principle of the invention is based on the consideration that the lower-end bearing can also be dispensed with since it no longer performs a hinge function and that instead the locking bracket is connected at the top.

In this case, the lower-end storage can consequently be omitted and the locking bracket, which can be removed relative to the foldable front wall of the container, engages like a claw over the front wall of the container. In this case, the locking bracket is designed as a clip-on holding claw which is open at the bottom and which can be plugged over the front wall of the container in the manner of a locking sword.

The first solution principle of the invention is considered below:

As a result, the container lid and locking bracket can be stored much more securely and, in particular, can also be handled much more easily for their respective attachment to the lattice box or for the respective removal thereof. This also contributes to the fact that, when the container lid is removed, the locking bracket can be folded flat under its underside and inserted with one of its lower hinge pins into a locking eyelet located on the underside of the rear edge of the container lid at a corresponding point. According to a further feature of the invention, the

The hinge joint consists of tubular hinge bearings attached to the front edge of the container lid and hinge pins that are slidably mounted therein and are present at the upper end of the locking bracket, wherein a locking flap that can be folded up and down about a horizontal axis can be mounted on the front edge of the container lid in its folded position covers the articulation point of the locking bracket and locks the latter and can be locked together with it. If, as already mentioned, the container lid has, in a known manner, two locking bars of the type described at the outset, which are mounted in opposite directions longitudinally displaceably, a central transverse slot is advantageously present in the locking flap, which in the folded-down position of the locking flap and, when the locking bars are extended, they grip over their angled ends, which lie next to one another, and thereby lock the locking bars in their extended position. Furthermore, in addition to the central transverse slot, there may also be an additional outer slot in the locking flap, which in the folded-down position of the Locking flap and, when the associated locking bar is retracted, engages over its inner angled end and thereby also allows the locking bar to be locked in its retracted position. This also makes it easier to handle the container lid in the removed state, because in this way the locking bars that protrude laterally beyond the edge of the container lid are protected against damage.

At the front of the locking flap there can be two angled flap projections with which, in its folded-down position, it grips around the locking bracket in its central position of use and thereby allows it to be locked.

Instead of the locking flap protruding locking pins can be provided on the locking bars near their angled inner ends, which overlap the locking bracket on both sides and it in the extended Lock the position of the locking bars in its middle position of use.

Further features of the invention are characterized in further claims.

In the second solution principle according to this invention, there is no need to attach the closure blade to the lower edge of the container. Rather, the locking sword can simply be placed over the front wall of the container, it only being necessary to ensure that the holding claw attached to it on the rear side has to engage behind the front wall in a fork-like manner. It goes without saying that the locking sword in any case also extends over the lower folding wall part of the lattice box to such an extent that its forward folding out is largely prevented.

In its simplest form, the locking sword can have a holding claw formed on its upper end, which extends over the upper edge of the upper folding wall part and engages behind it more than half. The latter, in conjunction with the upper part of the folding wall, ensures that the locking sword at its lower end cannot be swung forward from the lower part of the folding wall. In principle, several holding claws can also be attached to the back of the locking sword, which reach through the corresponding mesh meshes of the upper and / or lower folding wall part, which are arranged in a row one below the other. In these cases, the holding claws can be kept much shorter due to their greater distance from the locking sword connection point to the container lid.

The locking sword is preferably attached to the front edge of the container lid in a hinge-like manner, that is to say it is in constant articulated connection with the container lid in accordance with the first solution principle according to this invention, and therefore cannot be installed either. In the removal state, the locking sword can be folded against the back of the container lid and there through on the underside corresponding parentheses or the like. can also be locked.

However, it is also possible to provide the breechbar at its upper end with a transverse support arm and to lock it by the container lid which extends over it in the breech position and is to be locked. In this case, a receiving pocket for the upper support arm of the locking sword is advantageously provided on the front of the container lid.

To close the container lid, there are preferably two locking bars which are mounted so as to be displaceable in the longitudinal direction in opposite directions and which, in their extended position, engage with their outer ends under the upper edges of the side walls of the container and then, via their inner ends lying next to one another, open together with the locking sword are closed. These locking bars, with their inner, upwardly angled ends, can penetrate longitudinal slots in the center of the container lid and have pass-through holes for the shackle of a padlock or a sealing wire.

Instead of the above-mentioned locking rods which can be extended in opposite directions, the container lid can also be provided on its front side with retaining clips which overlap the top and front sides of the upper folding wall part and on the rear side with a retaining clip flap which is attached in the manner of a hinge and which, in its folded-down position, is the top edge the container rear wall reaches over and behind and is to be locked. In this case too, the locking sword can be hinged to the front of the container lid or simply overlapped by the container lid in its closed position and thus locked.

The drawing shows advantageous exemplary embodiments of a lattice box designed according to the invention and its various types of closure means. Show Fig.l a lattice box exchange pallet in a graphical

View,

2 shows the front view of a partial area of the container lid with the flap open, FIG. 3 shows a vertical partial section through the lattice box front wall running at the height of the locking bracket,

4 shows a top view of an area of the container lid that includes the locking flap, FIG. 5 shows a vertical section at the level of line A in FIG.

6 the front view of a container lid provided with two locking brackets in the cutout,

7 and 8 the respective front view and top view of a grid box with particularly simple areas

Closures,

9 shows a lattice box with the container lid and locking sword in the locked position,

10 is a partial plan view of the container lid, FIG. 11 is a section along the line III-III of FIG. 2,

12 shows a section along the line IV-IV of Figure 2,

13 shows the top view of a breech with an upper support arm,

14 shows the partial top view of the lid locking area provided with a receiving pocket for the upper support arm of the locking sword of FIG. 13,

15 shows a section along the line VII-VII of

FIG. 16, which shows the partial front view of a locking sword having a plurality of holding claws on the rear,

17 shows the top view of a container lid of another embodiment,

18 shows the partial front view of a lattice box equipped with a container lid from FIG. 17, and FIGS. 19 and 20 each show sections along lines XI-XI and XII-XII of FIG. 17. The lattice box shown is provided in a conventional manner with a closed base 1 and fixed side lattice walls 2 fixed thereon and with a fixed rear wall 103. The front wall 107 consists of two folding wall parts 2 ', 2''which can be folded out forward about a central common horizontal axis 3. At the bottom 1 there are four set-up feet 4 which protrude slightly inwards relative to the side walls 2, so that these feet made of box profiles can be inserted into the upper angular profiled edge strips 5 of the lower grid box when stacking such grid boxes and can rest thereon . Furthermore, in the case of such lattice box exchange pallets, hinge tubes 6 which are arranged in a projecting manner on the container base 1 are also present. The front wall 107 of the lattice box consists of two about the common central horizontal axis 3, from the fold-out folding wall parts, namely the upper folding wall part 2 ^' and the lower folding wall part 2''.

In order to protect the goods to be stored and transported in such lattice boxes from unauthorized access by third parties, the lattice box must be closed at the top and on the front wall. The container lid 7 and the locking bracket 8 to be placed centrally on the front wall of the container and its folding wall parts 2 ', 2' 'are used in all cases. In all cases, the folding wall parts are tied by means of the locking bracket 8 by the locking bracket 8 folding wall parts 2'. , 2 '' bridged or spanned so far that the opening movement is prevented. For this purpose, the locking bracket 8 is fixed here with its upper end to the cover 7 and with its lower end to the bottom 1 of the lattice box (FIG. 1-8) or the locking bracket 8 forms a locking sword, which in the manner of a Attach the claw 117 from above to the front wall of the mesh box (see Fig. 9-20).

The container cover 7, which preferably also consists of a scrim or mesh, but possibly also of sheet metal, is provided with projecting edges on the edge, the upper edge of the fixed standing side walls 2 partially overlapping and underlapping

Provide retaining tabs 9, 10, of which the retaining tabs 9, 10 arranged on the rear side engage under the container edge, whereas the retaining tabs 10 arranged on the narrow sides of the container lid 7 overlap the upper edge of the side walls 2. One of the holding tabs 9 arranged on the rear edge of the container lid 7 can, as shown in FIG. 5, be provided on the underside with a locking eyelet 11 in a ring-shaped or also quadrant-profiled form, in order to then hold the container lid 7 in the removal position to be able to receive the locking bracket 8 (design Fig. 1-8) which is to be folded flat on its underside with one of its insertion pins 12 provided at the bottom, in order in this way to lock the locking bracket 8 in this folding position under the cover 7.

On the front edge of the container lid 7, two locking rods 13, 14, which are mounted in opposite directions and are longitudinally displaceable, are adjustably guided in corresponding bearing eyes 15. In their extended position, these locking bars 13 can engage with their outer ends 13 ', 14' under the upper edge of the side wall 2 '' 'of the container, in the immediate vicinity of the corners of the container, so that the container lid 7 is protected against being pulled out from the front as well Taking off is secured. The inner ends 13 ″ or 14 ″ of the locking bars are angled upward and lie directly next to one another in the extended position of the locking bars 13, 14.

Furthermore, the locking bracket 8 is attached to the front edge of the container lid 7 like a sliding joint. For this purpose, on the underside of the cover 7, at a corresponding distance from one another, two hinge bearings serving as hinge joints in the form of the bearing tubes 16 are fitted, into which the locking bracket 8 projects with the correspondingly long hinge pins 17 attached to its upper end. These hinge pins 17, like the lower insertion pins 12 attached to the lower end of the locking bracket 8, ensure that the locking bracket 8 is guided or supported at its two ends in the manner of a sliding joint, only one difference being that the locking locking bracket 8 is in constant articulated connection with the container lid 7 via the corresponding longer longer upper hinge pins 17, while the locking bracket 8 at its lower end with its lower insertion pins 12 also from the corresponding hinge tubes

6 can be pulled out. All that is necessary is that the locking bracket 8 is displaced parallel to itself in one of its lateral end positions and then twisted slightly about its longitudinal axis, so that the insert pin pulled out of the corresponding hinge bearing is then laterally displaced relative to the hinge tube, so that the inserting pins serving as latches can be completely moved out of the other hinge bearing 6 by parallel displacement with its other insertion pin 12 to the opposite side.

To jointly close the locking bracket 8 and the locking rods 13, 14 in their oppositely extended locking position, a locking flap 19 mounted on the front edge of the container lid 7 in the bearing eyes 18 is used in FIGS. 1 to 6, which in its folded-down position serves as the articulation point of the Locking bracket 8 on the lid

7 covers and allows the bracket 8 to be locked and locked together with it. For this purpose, two angled flap projections 19 'are present on the locking flap, with which the locking flap 19, in its folded-down position, engages around the locking bracket 8 in its central position of use in the manner of a fork and thereby allows it to be locked. Furthermore, in the locking flap 19, as shown in particular in FIG. 2, three adjacent transverse slots 20, 20 'are provided which, in the illustrated case, have two locking rods 13, 14 which can be extended and retracted in opposite directions and with their angled inner ends 13 '', 14 '' interact. In this case, the central transverse slot 20 serves to receive the ends 13, ″, 14 ″ which are immediately adjacent when the locking rods 13, 14 are extended, whereas the outer transverse slots 20 ′ each have the angled end 13 in the retracted position of the associated locking bar '' or 14 '' and thereby lock the locking bar in its retracted position allow. In the angled ends 13 '', 14 ^' ' of the two

Locking bars, as shown in FIG. 3, have through holes 21 for the shackle of a padlock to be pushed through in their juxtaposition, and possibly also a sealing wire. As a result, in the folded-down position of the locking flap 19, both the latter and together with it the locking bracket 8 covered and locked by it and the two locking bars 13, 14 can be locked together.

As shown in FIG. 1, a document pocket or also a document drawer 22 can be provided at the upper end of the locking bracket 8, the upper insertion opening of which in the folded position of the locking flap 19 is provided by a cover projection 19 '' which is also present on the latter. can be covered. If such a document pocket or drawer 22, as shown in FIG. 4, is arranged on the container lid 7, its access end in the folded-down position of the locking flap 19 can also be easily by a cover projection 19 '' on the side of it be covered. The fields 23 shown in a similar manner in FIG. 1 are such writing boards which are conventionally present on the front wall side of such grid box exchange pallets.

As shown in particular in FIG. 1, the front edge 7 'of the container lid 7, which is angled downward, projects slightly beyond the front wall of the container and also beyond the locking bracket 8 placed thereon. The edge 7 'is provided with bevels 7' 'on both sides. As a result, both the slightly protruding front edge of the cover 7 and in particular also the locking bracket 8 are protected against start-up damage.

If the closure unit consisting of the container lid 7 and the locking bracket 8 articulated thereon is to be attached to the fully loaded grid box, the lid 7 with its rear retaining tabs 9 is first pushed under the rear upper edge of the container and with its lateral retaining tabs 10 on the sidewalls edge 2 '''on. Then the locking bracket 8 on the container lid 7 is inserted with one of its lower insertion pins 12 into the corresponding lower hinge tube 6 on the container bottom 1, for which purpose a slight tilting or twisting of the bracket 8 about its longitudinal axis is necessary. The length of the bracket 8 as well as the movement between its lower insertion pin 12 and the lower hinge bearings 6 allow this without further ado. If, in the aforementioned position, the locking bracket 8 is shifted so far that its other lower hinge pin end has found a small distance from the other hinge bearing 6, then by turning back and pushing the locking bracket 8, the aforementioned other insertion pin 12 can also be directly in the associated hinge bearing 6 can be inserted into the container bottom 1. In a corresponding reverse order, the locking bracket 8 with its lower insertion pin 12 can also be removed from the lower hinge bearings 6.

In the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 6, two locking brackets 8 are provided on the container lid 7 instead of a locking bracket, which in this case are provided with lower insertion pins 12 and upper hinge pins 17 which are attached to them only on one side in opposite directions. To hold the upper hinge pin 17 in an articulated manner, corresponding tubular tube tubes 16 are in turn attached to the front edge of the cover 7, while the lower insertion pins 12 of the two locking brackets 8 are still axially displaceably mounted in the tubular hinge tubes 6 provided at the bottom of the lattice box are. In this case, the locking flap 19 present on the container lid 7 engages in the extended position of the two locking brackets 8 between their upper ends, so that this also results in a corresponding lockable locking of the two locking brackets 8 with the associated extended locking bars 13, 14 It is readily possible to use a shackle of a padlock, through which angled ends 13 ″ or 1 ″, which penetrate together. Instead of the upper bearing tubes 16 and the hinge pins 17 stored therein, only simple bearing eyes can also be provided in the upper ends of the two locking brackets 8, through which a hinge axis which is firmly installed on the front edge of the container cover 7 is passed. Such an articulated connection of the two locking brackets 8 to the container lid 7 is readily possible in such a case. The relevant articulation axis on the container lid 7 only needs to be so long that the mutual displacement path for the two locking brackets 8 is sufficient to be able to pull them with their lower ends out of the lower hinge tubes 6 on the container base 1. In addition, the aforementioned articulation axis also ensures the desired permanent articulated connection of the two locking brackets 8 to the container lid 7. It is understood that here too, with the container lid 7 removed from the grid box, the two locking brackets 8 lie flat on the underside of the Folded up the container lid and there can be inserted with its lower insertion pins into correspondingly arranged holding eyes on the underside and can thus be locked.

A particularly advantageous, simple closure system for the transport container, in which one does not need the closure flap 19 present in the above-mentioned exemplary embodiments and articulated on the container lid 7, is shown in FIGS. 7 and 8. In this case, on the underside of the locking rods 13, 14 which are displaceably displaceably displaceable in opposite directions under the front container lid edge 7 ', in the vicinity of their angled inner ends 13''and14'', transversely projecting locking pins 24 and 25 are firmly attached which Reach over the locking bracket 8 on both sides and lock it in the middle position of use in the extended position of the locking bars 13, 14. The inner ends 13 ″, 14 ″ of the locking bars 13, 14 pass through correspondingly long longitudinal slots 26 and 27 located in the front edge of the container lid 7. In the illustrated extended position of the locking bars 13, 14, their inner angled portions lie Ends 13 ″ or 14 ″ again directly next to one another, so that the through-holes 21 here also allow the bus gel of a padlock or a sealing wire can be passed through, in order in this way to be able to lock both the locking bars 13, 14 and the locking bracket 8 in their use or locking position on the transport container. The locking bracket 8 is provided here as well as in the previously described and illustrated exemplary embodiments with hinge pins 17 provided at its upper end, by means of which it is mounted in the manner of a sliding joint in bearing tubes 16 attached to the underside of the cover.

In addition, Fig. 9-20 show:

In a departure from what has been said so far, the lid 7 is used to close the lattice box, and the closure sword 8 connected to it via its upper end. The lid 7 has holding means in the form of retaining tabs 9, 10 formed on the edges of the container lid on the narrow sides and on the rear side. These retaining tabs are each more than half as long as the associated container lid edges. In the closed position of the container lid 7, which preferably also has a lattice-like structure but can also consist of sheet metal with recessed grips therein, the rear retaining tab 9 engages under the upper rear edge 3 'of the container rear wall 103, while the two grip lateral support tabs 9 over the upper edges 2 '' 'of the side walls 2 or rest on them.

10 and 11 additionally show, the container lid 7 is provided on its front side 8 ″ ″ with two locking rods 13, 14 mounted in opposite directions that can be displaced longitudinally in bearing eyes 15 attached to the underside of the lid. In their extended position, these reach with their outer ends, 13 ', 14' under the upper container side wall edges 2 ''', namely under their front corners. The inner ends 13 ″ or 14 ″ of the locking bars 13, 14 are angled upward and thus penetrate the longitudinal slots 113, 113 ′ present in the center of the container lid 8 ″ ″, which are mutually offset accordingly. In the extended position of the two locking bars 13, 14 shown in FIG. 10, their angled ends 13 ″ and 14 ″ are close together. the. A fork-like retaining clip 114 can be welded to one locking bar end 13 ″, which in the illustrated extended position of the two locking bars 13, 14 comprises the other angled locking bar end 14 ″. In the two legs of the retaining clip 114 there are through holes 115 through which the shackle of a padlock or a sealing wire or the like. Closure means can be inserted so that the two locking bars 13, 14 and thus also the container lid 8 as a whole can be securely closed in this position.

The closure sword 8 which overlaps the front folding wall parts 2 ', 2' 'is provided at its upper end with a bearing eye 9', by means of which it is pivotably mounted on the bearing bracket 116 fixedly attached to the underside of the container lid edge 8 '' 'and above in correspondingly hinged shape is firmly connected to the container lid 7. At its upper end there is an L-shaped, downwardly open holding claw 117 on the rear of the breech blade 8, which extends over the upper edge 118 of the upper folding wall part 2 'and more than half of the latter also reaches behind. As FIG. 12 makes clear without further ado, the locking sword 8 thus obtained can be attached from above to the front wall 107 of the container and at the same time with its holding claw 117 in fork-like engagement with the front wall 107 of the container and its upper folding wall part 2 '' brought. Due to the tight overlapping of the locking sword with its rear holding claw 117 over the upper folding wall part 2 ', the locking sword 8 fixedly hinged to the container lid 7 is secured against forward pivoting, so that the locking sword 8 with its lower part 9' 'also simultaneously the lower Folding wall part 2 '' securely locked in its closed position.

The closure sword 8 shown in FIG. 13 has a transversely extending support arm 9a 'at its upper end instead of an articulation eye, by means of which it can be locked in its inserted position by the container cover 7 to be locked. For this purpose, there is a receiving pocket 108 on the front of the container cover 7, which is Final position on the transverse support arm 9a ^' of

Locking sword 8 engages and thereby allows it to be locked securely, for which purpose the locking bar ends, as shown in FIG. 14, are of the same nature as in the case of the exemplary embodiment described above.

The closure sword 8 shown in FIGS. 15 and 16 differs from the ones described above in that it has several, but comparatively short holding claws 117b on its rear side, by the corresponding mesh meshes 119 of the upper and lower ones arranged in a row one below the other Fold the folding wall part 2 'or 2' 'and reach behind their correspondingly located wire mesh area. Adequate locking of the two folding wall parts 2 ′, 2 ″ can also be achieved in this way. It goes without saying that, even in this case, the locking sword 8 instead of an upper bearing eye 9 'can be provided with a transverse support arm 9a' and consequently could only be held by the container lid 7 by resting it in the locked position.

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 17 to 20, the container lid 7 is provided on its front side 8 ″ ″ with two retaining clips 120 that overlap the upper edge 118 of the upper folding wall part 2 ′ on the top and front, while on its rear side a hinge-joint-mounted retaining clip flap 121 is provided, which in its folded-down position shown in FIG. 20 engages over and behind the upper edge 3 'of the container rear wall 103. The articulation point of the retaining clip flap 121 on the rear edge of the cover is designated by 122. In the leg 21 'of the clamp 120 which overlaps the rear wall 103, there are in turn two push-through holes 21 for the shackle of a padlock 123 indicated by dash-dotted lines and behind the lattice box rear wall 103.

On the front 8 '' 'is still on the container lid 7

Articulated bracket 16c attached, which forms the articulation axis for a closure sword 8, which is also fastened here at its upper end in the manner of a hinge. How easy to understand is in this case, too, the container lid 7 with its front-hinged locking sword 8 can be locked properly by the retaining clip flap 121 to be locked.

Reference list

Tank bottom

Grid wall, side wall 'Folding wall part "Folding wall part' '' Side wall edge horizontal axis' Upper rear edge

Leveling feet upper edge, edge strips

Hinge tube

Container lid 'lower edge' approach slope

Locking bracket, locking sword '' front of the cover 7

Retaining tab 'bearing eye' lower part of the locking bracket (the lock

Schwerts) a 'Support arm 0 Retaining lug 1 Locking eyelet 2 Insert pin 3 Locking bar 3' Outer end 3 '' Inner end 4 Locking bar 4 'Outer end 4' 'Inner end 5 Bearing eye 6 Bearing tube 6c Articulated bracket 7 Hinge pin 8 Bearing eye 9 Locking flap 9' Flap projection 9 ' 'Cover projection 0 cross slot 0' cross slot 1 push-through hole

Document drawer

field

Locking pin

Locking pin 6 longitudinal slot

Longitudinal slot 3 rear wall 7 front wall 8 receiving pocket 3 longitudinal slot 3 'longitudinal slot 4 holding clip 5 through hole 6 bearing bracket 7 holding claw 117b short holding claw

118 upper edge

119 mesh

120 retaining clip

121 retaining clip flap

122 articulation point

123 padlock

Claims

claims;

1. Transport container designed as a lattice box with a container base (1), grid walls (2) standing thereon, the front wall (107) of which consists of two folding wall parts (2 ', 2' ') which can be folded out to the front about a central horizontal axis (3). consists of a container lid (7) provided with edge-projecting retaining lugs (9, 10) that overlap and grasp the upper edge (5) of the fixed side walls (2, 3) and with at least one on the container front wall (107) ¬ closing and their folding wall parts (2 ', 2' ') captivating locking bracket (8) which with its lower end arranged insertion pins (12) in the hinge tubes (6) projecting on the container bottom (1) slidably mounted in the direction of the pin and is to be closed at its upper end together with the container lid (7), characterized in that the locking bracket (8) has a hinge joint (16, 17) present at its upper end. on the front edge of the container lid (7) is mounted in a sliding joint-like manner and is captively connected to the container lid (7).

2. Container according to claim 1, characterized in that the hinge joint from at the front edge of the Behälter¬ cover (7) attached, tubular bearing tubes (16) and slidably mounted therein, at the upper end of the locking bracket (8) existing hinge pin (17) , and that furthermore a locking flap (19) is mounted on the front edge of the container lid (7) and can be folded up and down about a horizontal axis, which in its folded position covers the articulation point of the locking bracket (8) and thus locks the latter how it can be locked together with him.

3. Container according to claim 2, the container lid (7) underneath its front edge two longitudinally displaceable in opposite directions. Lent mounted locking bars (13, 14) which, in their extended position, engage with their outer ends (13 ', 14') under the upper edge of the side wall of the container (5) and in this extended position via their inner angled ends (13 '') which are then adjacent to one another , 14 '') are to be locked together with the locking bracket (8), characterized in that in the locking flap (19) there is a centrally arranged transverse slot (20) which, when the locking flap (19 ) and, when the locking bars (13, 14) are extended, engages over their angled ends (13 '', 14 ''), which then lie next to one another, and thereby locks the locking bars (13, 14) in their extended position.

4. Container according to claim 3, characterized in that in the locking flap (19) in addition to the central transverse slot (20) there is a further outer transverse slot (20 '), which in the folded position of the locking flap (19) and, when the associated locking bar (13 or 14) is retracted, engages over its inner angled end (13 '' or 14 ''), thereby allowing the locking bar (13 or 14) to be locked in its retracted position.

5. A container according to claim 2, characterized in that there are two angled flap projections (19 ') on the front of the locking flap (19) with which they, in their folded-down position, the locking yoke (8) in its central position of use in the manner of a fork ¬ engages and thus allows locking.

6. Container according to one of claims 3 to 5, characterized ge indicates that at the inner angled ends

(13 '', 14 '') of the locking bars (13, 14) through holes (21) are provided for the lock shackle of a padlock or similar lock means to be pushed through in their juxtaposition.

7. Container according to one of claims 2 to 5, characterized ge indicates that at the upper end of the locking bracket (8) a document pocket or drawer (22) is attached to the side, the insertion end of which in the folded, lockable position of the locking flap (19) is to be covered by a cover projection (19 '') provided on the latter.

8. Container according to one of claims 2 to 5, characterized ge indicates that on the container lid (7) in the vicinity of the locking flap (19) a document pocket or drawer (22 ') is attached, the insertion end of which in the folded position The locking flap (19) is to be covered by a cover projection (19 '') on the side of it.

9. Container according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized ge indicates that the insertion pin (12) present at the lower end of the locking bracket (8) is formed so long and with such play in the lower hinge bearings (6) of the Containers are stored so that they can be removed or inserted therein by sufficiently lateral displacement of the locking bracket (8) and its twisting about its longitudinal axis.

10. A container according to claim 9, characterized in that the locking bracket (8) with removed container cover (7) to fold flat under its underside and da¬ with one of its lower hinge pin (12) in one at the rear edge of the lid ( 7) the locking eyelet (11) arranged on the underside at a corresponding point is to be inserted.

11. Container according to one of claims 1 to 10, characterized ge indicates that the front edge (7 ') of the container cover (7) over the container front wall and the locking bracket (8) placed thereon projects slightly and with bevels on both sides (7 '') is provided.

12. Container according to one of claims 2 to 11, characterized ge indicates that two the front wall of the container bridging locking brackets (8), each with oppositely attached to them, in and arranged in correspondingly arranged upper and lower bearing tubes (16) on the lid (7) or container base (1) and extendable insertion pins (12) are provided and that the locking brackets (8) in their most distant position are to be locked by the locking flap (19) which is folded down between their upper ends.

13. A container according to claim 12, characterized in that instead of the upper bearing tubes (16) and hinge pins (17) mounted therein, bearing eyes are provided in the upper ends of the two locking brackets (8) through which one on the front edge of the container lid ( 7) permanently installed hinge axis is passed through.

14. Container according to claim 1, the container lid (7) below its front edge has two oppositely longitudinally displaceable locking bars (13, 14) which, in their extended position, have their outer ends (13 ', 14') below the upper edge of the container side wall (5) grip and in this extended position they are to be closed together with the locking bracket (8) via their inner angled ends (13 '', 14 '') which are then adjacent, characterized in that on the locking bars (13, 14) In the vicinity of their angled inner ends (13 '', 14 '') protruding locking pins (24, 25) are provided, which overlap the locking bracket (8) on both sides and in the extended position of the locking bars (13, 14 ) lock in its middle position of use, the angled locking bar ends (13 '', 14 '') penetrating through the longitudinal slots (26, 27) present in the front edge of the container lid.

15. Transport container designed as a lattice box with a container base (1), grating walls (2) standing thereon, the front wall (107) of which two folding wall parts (2 ', 2'') which can be folded out forward about a central horizontal axis (3). there is one with a projecting edge, the upper edge (5) of the fixed Side walls (2,3) partially overlapping and underlapping

Retaining tabs (9, 10) provided container lid (7) and with at least one locking bracket (8) to be placed on the front wall of the container (107) and captivating its hinged wall parts (2 ', 2' '), which is connected to its lower end arranged plug-in pin (12) in hinge tubes (6) projecting on the container bottom (1) so that it can be displaced in the bottom direction in the pin direction and closed on the latter together with the container lid (7), characterized in that the locking bracket (8 ) with the omission of the bottom storage as a closure sword provided with at least one L-shaped profiled, downwardly open holding claw (117) arranged on its rear side, which opens from above onto the container front wall (7) ¬ and at the same time with its holding claw (17) in fork-like rear grip with the front wall of the container (7).

16. A container according to claim 15, characterized in that the closure sword (8) an¬ formed at its upper end, over the upper edge (118) of the upper Klappwand¬ part (2 ') and they more than half reaching behind Holding claw (117).

17. A container according to claim 15 or 16, characterized gekennzeich¬ net that a plurality of holding claws (117) are attached to the rear of the closing sword, which through the corresponding meshes (119) of the upper one lying in a row one below the other and / or reach through the lower folding wall parts (2 ', 2' ') (FIGS. 15, 16).

18. Container according to one of claims 15 to 17, characterized ge indicates that the ^' closure sword (8) on the leading edge of the container lid (7) is attached in a hinge-like manner.

19. A container according to one of claims 15 to 18, characterized in that the breech blade (8) has a transverse support arm (9a ') at its upper end. provided and to be locked via the container lid (7) which is to be locked and which reaches over it in the closed position (FIG. 13).

20. A container according to claim 19, characterized in that a receiving pocket (108) for the upper support arm (9a ') of the locking sword (8) is provided on the front of the container lid (7) (Fig. 14).

21. Container according to one of claims 15 to 20, characterized ge indicates that the container lid (7) on its front side (8 '' ') is provided with two locking bars (13, 14) mounted in longitudinally displaceable directions, which in their Extend position with their outer ends (13 ') underneath the upper container side wall edges (2' '') and can be locked together with the locking sword (8) via their inner ends (13 '', 14 ''), which are then adjacent.

22. A container according to claim 21, characterized in that the locking bars (13, 14) with their inner, upwardly angled ends (13 '', 14 '') in the container lid edge (8 '' ') have longitudinal slots (113, 113') in the center. push through and have through holes (115) for the shackle of a padlock or a sealing wire.

23. Container according to one of claims 15 to 22, characterized ge indicates that on the container lid (7) vorhan¬ those, the upper edge (5) of the fixed Behälter¬ walls (2,103) overlapping and engaging holding means from on the container lid edges molded, each more than half as long as this trained retaining tab (9,10) exist.

24. Container according to one of claims 15 to 20, characterized ge indicates that the container lid (7) on its front side (8 ''') with the upper edge (118) of the upper folding wall part (2') above and on the front side overlapping the retaining clips (120) and on the rear side with a retaining clip flap attached in the manner of a hinge joint (121) is provided which, in its folded-down position, engages over and behind the upper edge (3 ') of the container rear wall (103) and is to be locked (Fig. 17-20).