DE1895582U - SUPPORTING FRAME FOR STACKING PALLETS OR PLATFORMS. - Google Patents

Description

DR -.- ING. HZfINCKE MÖNCHEN 5

DIPL.-ING. H.-BüHR - MOf.LERSTR.-31

DIPL.-IMG. S. StAEGER- -.

April 2, 1964

M 578ο description

to the utility model application

of the company SOCIETE AKOUYME INDUSTRIELLE DE EESIIiES, Begles (Gironde) France

= concerning

"Support frame for stacking pallets or platforms" «

Priority! I5.I0.1965 -FEAMEEICH

The innovation concerns support frames for conveyor slabs or platforms and in particular improvements in the construction of such frames, which give them a rigidity that enables them to to carry sizeable stacks with good stability.

Such a support frame according to the innovation has two tubular brackets, which are each formed by two vertical supports that are connected to one another at one end by a horizontal cross piece are and are by means of misting on two opposite ones Support corners of the pallet or platform, one cross piece in the intersection zone with the other is shaped so that the upper generatrix of the two cross pieces outside the intersection

zone are in the same horizontal plane.

Another feature of the increase in price is that it enables the frame to be placed on the conveyor pallet or platform or to be removed from it practically immediately, depending on the needs of the use of the platform. I ^{1 For} this purpose, the fittings, which are permanently attached to the corners of the pallet or platform, are provided with a sleeve whose axis is vertical and into which the lower end part of the vertical bracket supports is inserted.

As a result of these improvements, a support frame is as described Art particularly suitable for carrying large stacks with good stability. In addition, the possibility of rapid Cultivation and the rapid removal of the support frame from the conveyor pallet whose area of application is significantly expanded and is through the rapid attachment of the support frame to the pallet, if if the pallet is not in a position of use, storage with the smallest possible space requirement and easier handling. _. ■. Ί ^ -.

The features and advantages of the furnace also result from the following exemplary description in connection with the accompanying drawings, namely show -

Fig · "" JL a schematic view of a conveyor pallet with a according to the innovation. Support frame.}

ig »2 in a graphical representation and on an enlarged scale the crossing zone of the horizontal cross pieces of the frame forming bracket}

J and 4 in a diagrammatic representation and in an enlarged view Scale two examples for attaching a frame support to a corner of the pallet; -

Fig. 5 i * ¹ diagrammatic representation of another JüLusführungform the attachment of the frame to the pallet |

6 is a view in vertical section of a further embodiment the attachment of the frame to the pallet; -

FIG. 7 a view in section along the line VII-YII in FIG. 6.

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the conveyor pallet 1 has a covering 2 on which a tubular frame is arranged, which is generally designated 3 and is formed by two brackets 4 and 5 which are arranged along the diagonals of the pallet * Several pallets can be stacked else in the usual ^w.

The bracket ~ 4 has two vertical supports 6 and 7, which are by means of fittings 8 attached to them on two opposite ones

Support the corners of the covering 2 on the pallet. The two supports 6 and 7 are at their ends opposite the fittings by a horizontal cross piece 9 connected, which at its central part with bends Io is shaped, which form a flattened U- so that they deflect towards the covering of the pallet by the amount "d" (see Fig. 2) which are substantially equal to the diameter of the pipe used.

The bracket 5 is also supported by two vertical supports 11 and 12 formed, which is stuck on the surface of the pallet means with you support connected fittings IJ. The supports are also with each other at their ends opposite the fittings by a Cross piece connected, which consists of two similar elements I5 and 16 » Each of these elements has a length greater than half that Diagonal of the pallet and has a straight section 17 on, which is extended by a curved section 18. The two Elements are connected to one another in that the curved end 19 of one element is at a point of the straight line Section .17 of the other element is attached so that the connection points are at a distance from one another, such as in particular Prop. 2 shows. The cross piece I4 formed in this way is provided with connecting elements 2o that are in alignment are located with each other and for interaction with complementary Fasteners are determined, which on the crosspiece 9 cles other Brackets are provided.

The fittings 8 attached to the end part of each vertical support,

are by any suitable means such as pressing or bending, has been shaped so that they rest against the three surfaces forming a corner of the pallet, the surface 21 of the fitting rests on the top of the pallet, which forms a support plane of the associated support.

Attaching a frame of the type described to a conveyor pallet can be done in a very simple manner that in a first step the bracket 4 on the two diagonally opposite Corners of the pallet is fastened by means of the fittings 8, while in a second operation the bracket 5 astride the bracket 4 is put on, whereupon the connecting elements, which at. the example shown are formed by bolts 2o, in corresponding provided in the lower cross piece 9 of the bracket 4 previously set Holes are used.

The fittings attached to the corresponding corners of the pallet can be attached to this ..

Fig. 3 ^urLä 4 show two different embodiments of the fittings «As can be seen in particular from Fig. 3, the support plane of the fitting on the pallet is formed by a plate 22 which

ο is welded to the edges of a sheet metal 23 that was previously bent at an angle of $ o or less. The support 24 has a cutout 25 at its end part, with which it can be placed on the angle of the fitting, while it is being fastened to the fitting

happens by welding. Along the generating line, the cutout of the fitting, corner pieces 26 can be arranged and with the support plate 22 and are welded to the support 24, so that a greater rigidity of the arrangement is ensured.

The one in Pig. 4 shown: embodiment shows a fitting 27 which, as in I ¹ ig. 3, can be attached to the lower part of a support 28 »whose support plane on the pallet is, however, formed by two flat irons 29, 3o which are cut out in a suitable manner and welded to the edge of a previously bent sheet metal 31 ....

Fig. 5 shows an embodiment in which the attachment of the Frame, on the pallet in a detachable manner by simply sliding the lower part of the vertical supports of the bracket into a tubular sleeve 31 happens, the axis of which is perpendicular and of "is inserted into the outside of the angle and fastened in this, the is formed by the two sides 32 and 33 of the fitting 34, which is similar to the embodiments described above has a support plate 35. On its lower part, which is to be inserted is intended in the sleeves 31, the supports are with a Eohr section 36 is provided which has a cutout 37. This Pipe section that is pushed into the supports and through them Spot weld- as shown at 38, has a diameter which enables it to be inserted into the sleeve 3I-. At this Embodiment, the frame forming brackets 4 and 5 are supported with the end of their vertical supports on the with the loading

suggest 34 firmly connected sleeves Jl ^ / b. S ¹ Ig. Figures 6 and 7 show another way of attaching the frame to the pallet. In this case, the support plate 39 is provided with fittings 40 firmly connected to the vertical supports 41 with a pin or bolt 42, which has a vertical axis and protrudes downward from the support plate. The pallet 43 is at each of its corners with a! Grommet 44 or the like, which is inserted into the pallet and attached to it by means of visual screws 45 and serves to receive the pin or bolt 42 with which the support plate is provided.

The price increase does not apply to the illustrated and described embodiments limited, but can be within their scope experience various changes.

Protection claims t

Claims (1)

RA. 238 658-2 Protection claims; 1. Support frame for stacking conveyor pallets or platforms, characterized by two tubular brackets, each of which is through two vertical supports are formed at one end are connected to each other by a horizontal support cross-piece, and the supports of each bracket are attached by means of fittings Support two opposite corners of the pallet and one of the cross pieces in the intersection zone with the other cross piece is shaped so that the upper generatrix of the two cross pieces outside the central crossing zone in the same horizontal Lie level. 2. Support frame according to claim 1, characterized in that the upper cross piece of a bracket is formed by two elements, which are bent in a similar "way and have a straight section have, which is extended by a curved part, the two elements together at their curved end are connected, which is attached to a point of the rectilinear portion of the other element so that the Tferbindungs- resp. Fastening points are spaced from each other while the rectilinear part of each clement with one of the perpendicular Supports is connected. 3 · Support frame according to claim 2, characterized in that each curved element of the upper .querstücks with a connecting organ is provided, which for the interaction with a complementary Yerbindungsorgan of the lower cross piece is determined. 4i support frame according to claim 3j, characterized in that one the connecting organs a pin, a bolt or the like. Is while the other Yerbindungsorgan is formed by a hole of the appropriate diameter. 5. Support frame according to claim 2, characterized in that the two, the elements forming the upper crosspiece are similar to one another. 6. Support frame according to claim 1, characterized in that the lower Cross piece in its central zone a recess for receiving of the upper crosspiece. '. 7. Support frame according to claim 1, characterized in that each support of the S _a ; h _{mens on the} pallet rests by means of a fitting made of sheet metal which is welded to the support and attached to the corners of the pallet. 8. Support frame according to claim 7 > characterized in that the fitting is made by bending from a sheet metal which is stiffened at its upper part by an organ which serves as a support plane of the fitting on the pallet. -Xo- 9 * support frame according to claim -8, characterized in that the ATa s tut ζ plane of the fitting "forming organ carries a downwardly protruding pin or bolt, which is intended to be inserted into a corresponding opening provided in the pallet. 10. Support frame according to claim ¹ J, characterized in that the two brackets forming the frame are detachably arranged on the fittings, which for this purpose have a sleeve with a vertical axis which serves to receive the continental part of the supports of each bracket. 11. Support frame according to claim Io, characterized in that the Sleeves and the end part of the supports have cutouts which are formed by generatrixes offset from one another by approximately 9 °. 12. Support frame according to claim Io, characterized in that the End part of the vertical supports is formed by a tube which is inserted into the supports and welded into them. Fürj SOOIETE ANOlTYHE INDUSTRIELLE DE RESINES PATENT LAWYERS DR-HNS-H-FINCKB ₁ DIPl-ING-RBOHR = -. DlPL-INO. S. STAEGER