DD207686A1 - BOTTLE BASKET - Google Patents

Abstract

BOTTLE BASKET FOR PLASTIC BOTTLES, MANUFACTURED AS A UNIFORM PIECE. THE OBJECTIVE IS TO PROVIDE A EASY TO HANDLE BOTTLE BASKET WHICH PROVIDES SAFE TRANSPORT AND RELIABLE STORAGE, BUT DOES NOT REQUIRE SEPARATE SAFETY DEVICES. THIS WILL REACH THAT IN THE UPPER RIM OF THE OPENING LIST, AT LEAST ONE DOWN BUTTON WILL BE. REFUSE OR DGL. WHEREAS THE LEVEL OF OPENING IS AT LEAST APPROPRIATE TO THE HEAT OF THE BOTTLE AND WHEN THE BASKET IS LIQUID AND EMBEDDED ON THE BASIS OF DEHYDRATION OF THE BASKET AND THE TILES OF THE LIVING BOTTLE ON THE LEFT, THE BOTTLE OF THE BASKET IS REMOVED FROM THE BASKET ,

Description

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Piaschenkorb

Field of application of the invention

The invention relates to a box made of plastic, a so-called. Piaschenkorb, which is particularly suitable for the storage of beverage bottles during transport, storage and sale.

Characteristic of the known technical solutions

A similar to the above Piaschekorb is earlier z. B. from the PI PS 43 281 known. In this bottle basket, there is a side wall opening, whereby the bottles can be removed and which can be closed with a transverse bar or the like., Whose ends are adapted to puncture the slots, guides or the like. In the box wall.

In the Precis have been found in the relevant bottle basket some serious disadvantages. The aforementioned bars can break easily or slip away. For this reason, these parts often have to be replaced, which causes many costs. The absence of the ledges will interfere with transportation ^ if the bottles fall and possibly break. The strips can easily remain in the open position, whereby the bottles can easily fall off during transport. When handled, the basket can be grasped at the ledge, opening the ledge and allowing the bottles to fall off. Another disadvantage is that in this bottle cage, the bottles can push against each other and scrub freely. This has the consequence that the bottles can easily break.

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Object of the invention

It is the object of the invention to provide a bag cage which is easy to handle and reliable in storage,

Explanation of the essence of the invention

The invention has for its object a bottle cage, preferably made of plastic, for bottles in the form of a box in which at least one side wall is provided with such a large opening that the bottles are clearly visible and can be removed through the opening, wherein the height of the opening, however, is smaller than the height of the bottles, while the bottles are arranged in the compartment formed on the bottom of the box, such that the bottles are held in the bottle cage during transport but are easily removable and that no separate backup devices are required ·

According to the invention, this object is achieved in that the height of the opening formed in at least one side wall is smaller than the height of the bottle and that formed in the bar bordering the upper edge of the opening at least 'a downwardly rising notch or recess or the like is, wherein the height of the opening at least ^ corresponds approximately to the height of the bottle. When emptying the basket and moving the bottle next to the depression in the direction of the depression, the upper part of the bottle behind the strip can be loosened and the bottle can be taken out of the basket.

Preferably, the recess is formed in the lütte of the bar and it reaches down to the bottles of medium

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ren rows of trays, so that the mouth parts of the bottles in the Piaschereihe are at least partially behind the bar, wherein the recess in the andhabung of the basket is provided as a handle and the bottles in the recess by turning in opposite directions against the recess from the basket can be removed ·

Conveniently, several depressions in the bar _; incorporated between two adjacent shelves ·

It is within the meaning of the invention if in the bar a recess at each or a few Pachreihen is mounted laterally from the center line of the corresponding bottle, the bottles are rotatable in the direction of the recess and the mouth part of the bottle behind the bar is solvable Advantageously, at least one of the end walls of the basket is provided with the opening, with the bar and at least one depression, while the latticework is removed.

In a further embodiment, the lower edge of the opening is provided with latticework whose lowest point, that is, the intersection point of the lattice bars, lies at the center of the compartments.

By the realization of the bottle cage of this invention, therefore, the advantage can be achieved that the retention of the next row of bottles is secured to the wall by a bar that extends in the height direction at least partially to the opening of the bottle * This will hold the bottles in the Transport and storage secured · Turn the next bottle or bottles in the direction of the

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called depression can be solved in each case the bottle in question behind the bar, the bottle can be removed from the basket «After the next standing bottles have been removed in the depression, there is already so much space in the basket that the remaining bottles easily through Turning on the sighting of the adjacent empty compartment take out and thus can be removed from the basket *

embodiment

The invention will be explained in more detail below with reference to an exemplary embodiment. In the accompanying drawing:

Fig. 1: a side view of an embodiment of the bottle crate, *

FIG. 2: a top view, FIG. 3: an end view,

4 is a perspective view for the removal of the bottle stepwise ·

The bottle cage according to the invention is made in a known manner of plastic as a whole piece and it comprises side walls 1; 2 and the end walls 3; 4 and the grid floor 5 »where the bottle compartment 6 is formed in a manner known per se.

The end walls 3 »4 are provided with the latticework 7, whereby a lightweight, yet solid box construction is achieved and plastic material is saved compared to the material in a single wall.

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In the side walls 1; 2, there are the openings 8; 9> which are so large that the bottles are clearly visible and can be removed as needed · the upper edges of the openings 8; 9 consist of strips 10; 11 · The vertical distance between the lower edge 12 of the strips 10; 11 and the grid floor 5 is shown with the letter H in Pig · 1. In the pig · 1 'is also drawn the bottle 14 whose height is marked with the letter h · In the bars 10; 11, according to FIG. 1, a downwardly rising notch or depression or the like 15 is formed whose distance from the bottom surface 16 to the bottom floor 5 with the letter H ^! is provided.

The dimension H ¹ is chosen so that it is at least as large as the height h of the bottle 14 or larger. According to FIG. 1, the recess 15 is in the middle of the strips 10;

attached, taking into account when handling the basket as a handle

According to Fig. 1, the recess 15 is dimensioned so that the next bottle 14 is at the Piascheöffnung 17 at least partially behind the bar 10 (or 11), whereby their adherence during transport and storage is secured · The bottle 14th on the other side of the recess 15 is in the same locked position ,, while the bottle mouths of the remaining bottles 14 next to the wall 1; 2 behind the bar 10; 11 are located ·

At the lower edge of the openings 8; 9 there is a latticework 18 whose lowest point 19, crossing point of the 'bars', is adapted to the middle part of the bottle compartment 6 and whose highest point corresponds to the height of the compartment 6.,

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When the boxes are stacked on top of each other, one proceeds as follows when "removing the bottles 14 through the openings 8;

Of course, when the basket is full, the removal of the first bottles 14 is the critical phase of evacuation. The emptying of the basket begins at the next bottle 14 of the row of bottles at the "depression 15" eg in Fig. 1 and 4 at the bottle 14, which first on the direction of the recess 15 - broken line 13 in FIG. 1 - with the bottle mouth 17 being released behind the strip 10 and the bottle 14 being removed as shown in FIG. 4. The removal of the bottle 14 is made even easier by the shape of the surface 6 of the bin 6 because the lowest point 19 located in the middle of the tray 6 · When the next bottle 14 are removed at the recess 15 in the aforementioned manner from the basket, the remaining bottles 14 can be easily by turning the bottle 14 in the direction of the empty compartments 6 and through Remove pulling out of the basket * '

It is possible that in the bar 10; 11 also several notches or depressions or the like. 15 are formed between two adjacent rows of shelves, the bottles 14 are next to the recess 15 in turn rotated in opposite directions against the recess 15 and pulled out. It is also possible to adapt the recesses 15 to each or a few rows of bottles laterally from the center line of the bottle 14, whereby the bottles 14 can be rotated in the direction of the recess 15 and thus the mouth portion of the bottle 14 is released behind the bar 10. In addition, the end walls 3; 4 are provided with corresponding recesses, wherein the latticework 7 is removed according to FIG. 3.

Claims (6)

60 915 23 - 7 - Claim 1 · plastic bottle basket or the like, in which at least one side wall is provided with such a large opening that the bottles are clearly visible removable, the height of the opening, however, is smaller than the height of the bottle, while the bottles are arranged in the compartment formed on the bottom of the box, characterized in that 'in the upper edge of the opening (8; 9) limiting strip (10; 11) at least one downwardly rising notch or recess or the like (15 ), wherein the height (H ¹ ) of the opening (8; 9) at least approximately corresponds to the height (h) of the bottle (14), and when emptying the basket and tilting the closer bottle (14) at the recess (15 ) is released on the direction of the recess (15) of the mouth part (17) of the bottle (14) behind the bar, (10; 11) and the bottle (14) is removable from the basket 2 * Bottle basket according to item 1, characterized in that the recess (15) is formed in the center of the strip (10; 11) and that it extends to the bottles (14) of the middle rows of trays, and that the mouth parts (15) 17) of the bottles (14) in the row of bottles at least partially behind the bar (10; 11), the recess (15) being provided as handle during handling of the basket and the bottles (14) being indented ( 15) can be removed from the basket by rotating in opposite directions against the recess (15). 3 · Bottle cage according to items 1 to 2, characterized in that a plurality of depressions (15) in the strip (10; 11) are incorporated between two adjacent rows of trays. 60 915 23 Bottle basket according to item 1, characterized in that in the strip (10; 11) a recess (15) is mounted at each or a few rows of shelves laterally from the center line of the corresponding bottle (14), the bottles (14) are rotatable on the direction of the depression (15) and the mouth part (17) of the bottle (14) behind the strip (10, 11) is detachable Bottle basket according to points 1 to 4, characterized in that also at least one end wall (3; 4) of the basket with the opening (8; 9), with the strip (10; 11) and at least one recess (15 ) while the gridwork (7) is removed. 6. Bottle basket according to items 1 to 5, characterized in that the lower edge of the opening (8; 9) is provided with latticework (18) ^ whose lowest point (19), d. the intersection of the bars (18) at the midpoint of the compartments (14) is For this 2 pages drawings