Transport trolley
AssigneeWeiss GmbH
InventorsMartin Götzinger, Christian Insel, Lutz Neuweiler
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Abstract
A transport trolley for transporting objects for a rail system having at least one rail that has at least three running surfaces, said transport trolley comprising: a base body having an object carrier for receiving at least one object; a roller support which is rotatably supported at the base body and at which at least a first, a second, and a third roller are rotatably supported; and an alignment system having a roller support alignment device for aligning the roller support relative to the base body and having a roller alignment device for a relative alignment of the rollers with respect to one another and/or to the base body.
Claims21
A transport trolley for transporting objects for a rail system having at least one rail that has at least three running surfaces, said transport trolley comprising:
- a base body having an object carrier for receiving at least one object;
- a roller support which is rotatably supported at the base body and at which at least a first roller, a second roller, and a third roller are rotatably supported;
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- an alignment system having a roller support alignment device for aligning the roller support relative to the base body and having a roller alignment device for a relative alignment of the rollers with respect to one another and/or to the base body.
A transport system comprising a rail system having at least one rail that has at least three running surfaces;
- and at least one transport trolley said transport trolley comprising:
- a base body having an object carrier for receiving at least one object;
- a roller support which is rotatably supported at the base body and at which at least a first roller, a second roller, and a third roller are rotatably supported;
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- an alignment system having a roller support alignment device for aligning the roller support relative to the base body and having a roller alignment device for a relative alignment of the rollers with respect to one another and/or to the base body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.