JPS6367255A - Bottle box capable of being stacked - Google Patents

Abstract

The crate is made, in particular, of plastic and has a central handle for lifting the crate. The side walls with transversely extending compartment walls in the interior of the crate form a compartment division for the bottles to be accommodated. Formed in the bottom of the crate is at least one recess for the immersion of the central handle of a crate stacked in the next layer below. <IMAGE>

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The invention deals with a bottle box in which the @l walls of the bottle box, together with compartment walls running laterally inside the bottle box, form a compartment partition for the bottles to be accommodated. The present invention relates to a stackable bottle box, preferably made of plastic, with a central grip for storage.

Conventional bottle boxes are manufactured from plastic and are provided with compartment partitions for accommodating bottle boxes to be transported VC1 between side walls surrounding the interior of the bottle box. Usually, this bottle box is DaQQX
, has an external dimension of 300rua, and has an overall size of 2 (7
Accommodates several bottles. Transport of the bottle box is achieved through gripping openings provided in the side walls. Due to their dimensions, such bottle boxes are relatively difficult to handle and can only be transported in a complicated manner, depending on the gripping opening of the measuring needle. Sand overlapping can only be achieved by directness, and MM is impossible. as a whole,
Such a bottle box is difficult to handle and is heavy, so it is not suitable for transportation because the holding of the bottle box can only be carried out by a heavy hand and a strong man due to the gripping opening provided in the side wall. It is configured as follows.

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There is a requirement for the bottle box to provide support conditions that are desirable from an economic point of view.

It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a complete bottle box in which a consumer-friendly transport can be reliably achieved and, nevertheless, a stable and general stacking is possible.

This problem is solved according to the invention by forming at least one recess in the bottom of the bottom paper for receiving the central grip of the bottle box in the stacking position immediately below.

This invention is a desirable center for gripping and feeding bottle boxes.
It is characterized in that the arrangement of the central grip and the formation of the bottom of the bottle box are coordinated in such a way that a single configuration can be achieved while still ensuring stable stacking. Since the central grip is fitted into a recess in the bottom of the bottle box placed above it, the stack as a whole is stabilized laterally,
Fixation of the bottle boxes in the stacking position, such as achieving rough stacking positioning, is achieved up to a certain 8 degrees.

At the same time, this insertion of the central 4 m can be achieved by extending the grip k''k upwards in order to create sufficient freedom for gripping the box below the gripping edge.

Corresponding to the configuration in which "the recesses for the center grips are arranged so as to be aligned with all the positions of the center grips in all the stacked positions of the bottle boxes", the recesses for the center grips are 1j!
The advantage arises that the bottle boxes can be stacked in different positions by arranging them at the bottom of the bottle box so as to correspond or align with the possible position of the central grip in the i stacking position of the i type.

In this connection, configurations in which the bottle box is a module with a length and width of 200 mm are also available at Hiro OOX.
The bottle box size of 7 joules of KoOO■ is advantageous because it allows the bottle boxes to be stacked in a staggered manner and can be stacked in conjunction with the bottle boxes of the European standard module of @pctθθx300m.

The stacking becomes even more stable if the bottom of the recess is formed as a raised surface for the central grip. Above this, the central grip is additionally supported.

By extending the gripping edge of the central grip upwardly by substantially the depth of the recess, the depth of the recess can be added in the gripping area.

In this connection, it is advantageous if the gripping edge is formed in its central longitudinal section in such a way that it is dished downwards, whereby an economically desirable gripping is achieved. This "first" point is only made possible by fitting the central grip into the recess, thereby allowing a corresponding upward extension of the central grip.

In such a way that the gripping edge is substantially U-shaped in cross-section transversely to the longitudinal direction of the central grip, the gripping edge being formed by a rounded section, the gripping condition becomes still more desirable. .

In order to prevent the bottle in the lower position from penetrating the bottom of the bottle box in the upper position located above it, the openings in the grid at the bottom of the bottle box, especially in the areas of recesses, must be The neck of the bottle is formed so that f'L cannot be pulled through.

The stability of the bottle box is made even more desirable by the double-wall construction of the side walls. This particularly allows horizontal stacking of single boxes.

In the case of horizontal stacking, it may be desirable to form or arrange knots, notches or bridges on the outer surface of the side walls, which reduce wear on the side walls.

Examples of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

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In the embodiment of the bottle box l illustrated in FIGS. 7 to 3, the compartment divider comprises a total of three compartment rows, of which the two outer compartment rows accommodate bottles. There are two compartments within the inner row of compartments. With respect to the inner row of compartments, the central grip S is located directly.

This is illustrated in detail in FIGS. 2 and 3.

The bottle box according to FIGS. 1 to 3 accommodates 70 bottles in total, specifically 2 bottles in each of the outer rows of compartments and 2 bottles in the inner row of compartments. Accommodates several bottles. Here, both bottles in the inner row of compartments are colored differently relative to the adjacent bottles in the outer row of compartments.

The bottle box l includes two side walls 4t, which are preferably formed as double walls. Especially in the thin side walls,
A gripping opening 3 is provided, which is shown only diagrammatically in the drawing;
The rod can optionally be provided attached to the central grip 5. The individual compartments, with respect to the compartments of the outer compartment row, are surrounded by side walls and a partition 6 formed inside the bottle box. Both compartments of the inner compartment row are surrounded only by partition walls 6, which form an octagonal column in plan. Older brother f1 according to Figures 1 to 3.・Well then,
The bottles can be accommodated in the compartments in a three-point support manner. So, if 9+j, then the bottle 8 indicated by the circle in the upper left of Figure 1
is restrained at locations 9a, 9b and 9c, so that it is prestressed inside the corresponding compartment and is housed in such a way that it does not rattle or fall. By means of the corresponding five formations of the rectangular pillars, the bottles housed in the compartments of the inner row of compartments are also firmly supported inside the box with three-point support.

According to FIGS. 2 and 3, the central grip 5 extends significantly upwards, so that there is sufficient free space IO for gripping the book. In order to ensure this, and nevertheless to allow vertical stacking of the boxes (column stacking), the bottom of the book corresponding to FIG. Equipped with columns. This recess 11, obtained by recessing the bottom of the book upwards in the direction of the inside of the box, makes it possible to open the book by inserting the central grip 15 into the corresponding recess/l. At the stacking position, they are formed at the bottom of the book in such a number and position that many books can be stacked. The edition is u00x, 200m
Since they are differentiated by + length and width modules, unlike the European standard of 300 x da 00 Illin, there is a lot of stacking possibility when combined with the Yomu standard edition. arise. However, dent 11
is formed in such a way that, when the stacking is replaced in the length direction or the width direction, the central grip or one recess is located below or above one recess 11 or the center grip S in each case. be done. The central grip j, which is fitted into the corresponding recess 11C), is in this case in contact with the bottom surface of one recess 11], so that when stacking books in a columnar manner, that is, stacking vertical Km, the additional effective load is We can gain support. In that respect, due to the formation of the recess 11 and the central grip S, an attached support surface results.

As shown in FIG. 2, which shows a longitudinal section of the central grip S,
The upper gripping edge 12 is curved downward like a saucer, the deepest point of which is located in the central area of the gripping edge 12. It extends upwards towards both ends of the gripping green 12 and transitions on each side into a vertical support wall 14 via rounded portions/3fi-.

As shown in FIG. 3, the gripping edge 12, in a cross-section transverse to the cross-section according to FIG. They are connected and smelt to form a round U-bridge. The curvature of the grip &/, 2 in the longitudinal direction of the central grip S and the rounding on the underside of the grip edge 12 result as a whole in an easy-to-grip grip edge /2, in which case the longitudinal direction of the central grip The curvature in direction can be achieved on the basis of the free space created for the insertion of the central grip S into the instep of the recess ii of the edition.

As shown in Figure m1, the bottom of the book is grid-like,
Many openings: mouths 17Ft, 17b and 17c041. through which the opening is also provided in the area of the recess 11. These openings 17a018. are dimensioned so that the bottle of the lower-positioned book cannot penetrate the bottom of the upper-positioned book.

Bridges in the form of knots, notches and ribs (not shown) are formed on the outer surface of the side walls, and these serve to reinforce the full snake and distribute the books horizontally when they are arranged to stand on one side wall. Prevents wear when used. Here, the bridge extends, in particular, substantially across the depth of the clay bottle box, ie over the height.

Finally, as can be seen by comparing the upper right illustration of FIG. 1 with the upper right side wall of FIG. 4, the double wall construction of the side wall can be closed on the inner surface. If the side wall is closed, the side wall or its opening will be closed, and the side wall or its opening will be closed.

9 to 6 in that the compartment partitions here consist entirely of one parallel row of compartments each having S compartments. Different from the embodiment according to the figures.The configuration of the central grip is similar to the embodiment according to FIGS. 1 to 3 and therefore does not seem to require a detailed explanation.

In the embodiments according to FIGS. 9 to 6, the central grip 5
In order to fit into the bottom of the books and thereby ensure vertical stacking, a recess 11 is formed in such a place that the central grip 5 is located in the ai type stacking position.

Finally, as is roughly clear from Figure 1, the center grip S
Due to the outward tension of the compartment wall 6a in the area, the gripping area of the central gripper S on the gripping edge 15 is also increased in width. This also helps with the handling of printed books during transportation.

In the embodiment according to FIG. 6, as in the embodiment according to FIG.
The central grip consists of two parallel rows of compartments;
Both the area of 2 and the area of the vertically running gripping wall/lI have an open profile in cross-section, which in the illustrated embodiment is
It is essentially U-shaped or dish-shaped. The open profile of the central grip makes the edges of the profile especially in the central area
and an area /Aa set back from 15b. In the illustrated example, this setback steepness is equal to the U-bridge between the two U-legs 15.

The advantage of construction with a central grip is that during the construction of the bottle box, the edges that occur at the separating edge of the tool can be displaced in this area, so that when gripping the bottle box, the hand does not cut too much. There is no contact with the exposed edges, thus eliminating the risk of injury. Roughly speaking, if the central grip has a curved outline, the rigidity of the grip increases. According to this,
The appearance is suitable for load absorption when many bottle boxes are stacked one above the other. The stiffness K produced by the shank design of the central grip also results in a stable restraint of the grip relative to the bottle box, which is also advantageous when supporting the bottle food.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a first embodiment of the bottle box. FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line A in FIG. 7. FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 1. FIG. 4 is a plan view of a fourth embodiment of the bottle box. FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. 4. FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along the line B-BPij in FIG. 4. FIG. 7 is a plan view of a third embodiment of the bottle box. FIG. S is a sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. 7. In the drawing, l is the bottle box, ko is the compartment, da is the wall, s is the center grip, 6 is the round part, ll is the recess, 12 is the rim of the hook,
13 is the round part, 14 is the gripping wall, 15 is the edge of the contour, 1
6 indicates a recessed area and 17 indicates a grid opening. Procedure amendment writing method) 1. Display of the case 1986 Patent application No. 203608 2 Name of the invention Stackable bottle box 3 Relationship to the case by the person making the amendment Patent applicant address 11 Alexander House, Route de Conchimin, Romont, Switzerland Sho error cloud und contest can l
Name: Akchengesellschaft 4, Agent

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. The side wall of the bottle box has a central grip for handling the bottle box, which together with the compartment wall running laterally inside the bottle box forms a compartment partition for the bottles to be accommodated. In a stackable bottle box equipped with a stackable bottle box, place the bottle box (1
) is formed with at least one recess (11) into which the central grip (5) is fitted. 2. The recess (11) for the center grip (5) is attached to the bottle box (1).
Claim 1 arranged to be aligned with all positions of the central grip in all stacking positions of 1).
Bottle boxes listed in section. 3. Bottle box according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the bottom of the recess (11) is formed as a raised surface for the central grip (5). 4. according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the gripping edge (12) of the central grip (5) is extended upwardly by substantially the depth of the recess (11). bottle box. 5. The gripping edge (12), in its central longitudinal section,
5. A bottle box according to claim 4, which curves downwardly into a substantially dish-like shape. 6. The gripping edge (12) has rounded parts (
6. Bottle box according to claim 5, which transitions via the vertical gripping wall (14) to the vertical gripping wall (14). 7. Bottle according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the gripping edge (12) and/or the gripping wall (14) are formed with an open profile in cross section. box. 8. The open contour preferably has a central contour edge (15a
, 15b) for receiving a separating seam. 9. Bottle box according to claim 7 or 8, wherein the gripping edge (12) and/or the gripping wall (14) have a contour that is substantially U-shaped. 10. The U bridge of the outline has a round part (
16), the bottle box according to claim 9. 11. The bottom of the bottle box is formed as a lattice, also in the upwardly extending recess (11) for the central grip (5), with at least one of its lattice openings (17a, 17b, 17c...) Any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein one dimension is smaller than the diameter of the crown of the bottle or the neck of the bottle.
Bottle boxes listed in section. 12. Bottle box according to any one of claims 1 to 11, wherein the side wall (4) is constructed as a double wall. 13. The bottle box according to any one of claims 1 to 12, wherein a knot, notch or bridge is formed on the outside of the side wall (4) of the bottle box (1). 14. The bottle box according to claim 13, wherein the inner wall of the side wall (4) is completely closed. 15. Bottle box according to any one of claims 1 to 14, wherein the bottle box (1) comprises modules of length and width of 400 and 200 mm. 16. The compartment walls (6) are 2 with 5 compartments each.
Claims 1 to 1 forming two rows of compartments.
The bottle box described in any one of Item 5. 17. The compartment wall (10) limits the compartments to three compartment rows, of which the two outer compartment rows form four compartments, and the inner, central grip (5) Claim 1, wherein the row of compartments located directly against the outer compartment row forms two compartments (2) arranged staggered between the compartments (2) of the two outer compartment rows. The bottle box described in any one of Items 1 to 15. 18. Compartment walls (6) defining the compartments (8) of the inner compartment row
) forms columns (7) of octagonal plan view. 18. Bottle box according to claim 17. 19, the compartment walls (6) of the columns (17) are connected to each other and the box (1
19. Bottle box according to claim 18, in which, together with the side walls (4) of the walls (4), each compartment forms a three-point support for the bottles accommodated in the compartment under prestress.