DE7137055U - Deposits for egg trays - Google Patents

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Professor Dr »-Ing · Robert M e 1 d a u

G-ustav M e 1 d a u - Patent Attorneys -

483 Gütersloh Vennstr «9

P 583 E-Mig

I ¹ irma

Johann Panick

473 Ahlen Schillingstro

Deposits for egg trays

The fire concerns deposits for egg trays to be received hatching eggs have openings whose clear width is smaller than the smallest egg diameter, and with it at the edge arranged supports with a height reaching up to about the middle of the upright eggs.

Known inlays of this type have a honeycomb shape and arrangement of the perforations in order to allow a possible; To accommodate a large number of hatching eggs, on the other hand, the piligran plant is the most important thing

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The webs remaining between the perforations are very weak, which is disadvantageous for the strength of such deposits impaired. The deposits are mainly made of plastic, with particular attention to possibilities must pay attention to the attachment of stiffening ribs. On the other hand, care must be taken to ensure that the eggs stand free to ensure an even heat exposure.

Therefore, the innovation is based on the object with a new design and arrangement of the openings in the inserts both its strength as well as their Aufnahmekapazi- IRB, u '£ i \ X CTJUU

This object is solved by the innovation in that the Openings have a rectangular shape provided with beveled corners and are continuous parallel Cross webs and these connecting, at the end widening longitudinal webs are limited.

It is advantageous if the perforations in their longitudinal direction are each aligned one behind the other in transverse rows arranged and the openings "adjacent transverse rows are offset from one another to the middle.

Another advantage occurs when the deposits are straight Have number of transverse rows and their Qtierseiten with

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indentations lying between the perforations have form-fitting contours to one another

It is also advantageous if tabs protrude from the narrow sides of the openings, the distance between them being the same as that of the longitudinal sides of the openings _e

The innovation will follow! Based on the drawing on one preferred embodiment explained in more detail. Show:

Figure 1 is a plan view of an insert according to the innovation and

FIG. 2 shows a detail from the top view in an enlarged representation.

The insert shown in the drawing is intended for an egg tray on which three such inserts stand closely together to be ordered. The known deposits of this type have 42 fields for receiving an egg while the net insert on the same base has 48 such fields having. If you take into account that on a horde three deposits are arranged and in a gross tension Usually 54 soldier hordes can be accommodated, then see the considerable advantage of 972 sirs that Is sijisia Bruinrorgang can be more hatched.

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The innovation is based on the knowledge that you can make the breakthroughs 1 can make the insoles narrower than usual for a given length. This leads to a largely approximated Rectangular shape of the openings 1, on the Narrow sides with the eggs stand up, as indicated by dash-dotted lines in FIG. This rectangle shape the openings 1 has the special gate part that the openings 1 are aligned one behind the other in transverse rows can be arranged so that transverse webs between these transverse rows

3 remain, which run continuously in a straight line from one end of the insert to the other, which increases the strength of the inserts considerably. To delimit the openings 1 and to connect A & y crossbars 3, long webs 4f which widen towards their ends are used. This widening of the longitudinal webs 4 conditionally beveled corners 2, the openings 1, 'before it is possible to arrange supports 5 on the transverse webs 3, each of which runs tangentially with 3esug on the eggs to be inserted into adjacent openings f ..

The details of this arrangement can be found in FIG. 2. There are not only sirützen 5 on the transverse webs 3 ₃ but also on the longitudinal webs 4, which are also arranged there with two adjacent openings 1.

In accordance with the rules 5, it is sufficient that the people stand up on the report 10 of the liurchbTachnZtgsn 1. »

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For better support, lashes 6 can also be provided, which protrude iron from the narrow sides 9 vtxxa whose front sides have the same distance as the long sides 10 of the openings 1 _e Breakthroughs 1 supported and held against falling over by the supports 5 "

The openings 1, which are arranged in transverse rows, are appropriately offset from one another in such a way that the openings 1 of adjacent transverse lines are shifted from one another by half a division. This advantageously creates not only space for the attachment of feet 11 and recesses 12, which are required for stacking and storage of the deposits, but with an even number of transverse rows of the openings 1, the outer transverse sides 7 can be given such a contour that a deposit under form-

conclusive intervention can be placed next to another. This Engagement is obtained in each case by indentations 8, which are located on the transverse sides 7 between the individual openings 1 are arranged. In the exemplary embodiment, this results in a wavy line, which, however, also for example can have a trapezoidal appearance

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Claims (2)

Protection claims *) Deposits for egg trays for holding eggs for hatching with Durchbrechungenj whose clear width is smaller than the smallest Exerdurchmesser, and with it at margins arranged supports with one to approximately the center of the upright placed eggs reaching height, characterized in that the perforations (1) have a rectangular shape provided with inclined corners (2) and are delimited by continuous parallel transverse webs (3) and longitudinal webs (4) connecting them and widening at the end. 2o) inserts according to claim 1, characterized in that the openings (1) each in their longitudinal direction arranged in transverse rows in alignment one behind the other and the openings (1) of adjacent transverse rows are offset from one another on the center. 71SfSiS-5.1.7Z 9 * 1 3 ») inserts according to claim 2, characterized in that that they have an even number of transverse fringes and their transverse sides (7) with indentations (6) lying between the openings (1) to one another have form-fitting contours " 4.) inserts according to claim 1, characterized in that that from the narrow sides (9) of the openings (1) tabs (6) protrude, the distance between which is equal to that of the Long sides (10) of the openings (1) is «, 3115 -B ₈ 172 Patent attorneys G. Robert Meldau Gustav Me 1 last Dipi .-: ng. o. El bertzhageη -4S3 Güterslorn, Vennstr. S, P.O. Box 254Ο Phone: £ 052- * O 23454 + S61-41 Date _In February 1972 Our reference ρ ₅ g ₅ Re: utility model 7 137 055 Title-: "Deposits for egg horizons " Applicant: Fa. Johann Panick, 473 Ahlen (New) claims for protection Ii) insert for egg trays to accommodate hatching eggs rectangular openings, their clear width is smaller than the smallest egg diameter, and with supports arranged on the edge with an up to in about the middle of the upright eggs reaching height, with the perforations in their longitudinal direction each aligned in transverse rows and offset from one another in the longitudinal direction of the insert in the middle and are delimited by continuous parallel transverse webs and longitudinal webs connecting these, characterized in that that the number of transverse rows of the openings (1) is even and that the transverse sides (7) of the inlays with indentations (8) lying between the openings (1) and interlocking contours exhibit. 7 A
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1 2.) insert according to claim 1, characterized in that the transverse sides (7) have the contour of a wavy line.