Large load carrier
AssigneeSchoeller Allibert GmbH
InventorMatthew Dent
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Abstract
The invention relates to a heavy load carrier comprising peripherally arranged side walls which in an upright position define an interior of the heavy load carrier with a base, at least one of the side walls having a flap which seals a flap in the side wall in a closed position, the flap comprising first locking elements which can be brought into at least two states together with or separately from the flap, in the closed position, in a locked state the first locking elements cooperating with second locking elements of the side wall, such that the flap cannot be opened by pressure on the flap from the interior of the heavy load carrier perpendicular to a flap plane, and in an unlocked state the flap being able to be opened by pressure on the flap from the interior of the heavy load carrier perpendicular to the flap plane.
Claims15
A heavy load carrier comprising peripherally arranged side walls which in an upright position define an interior of the heavy load carrier together with a base part,
- at least one of the side walls having a flap which seals a flap opening in the at least one side wall in a closed position,
- the flap comprising first locking elements which can be brought into at least two states, together with or separately from the flap, at least in the closed position, wherein in a locked state the first locking elements cooperate with second locking elements of the at least one side wall, in such a way that the flap cannot be opened by pressure on the flap from the interior of the heavy load carrier perpendicular to a flap plane, and
- wherein in an unlocked state the flap can be opened by pressure on the flap from the interior of the heavy load carrier perpendicular to the flap plane,
- characterised in that
- the first locking elements comprise at least one bolt and the second locking elements comprise at least one web, wherein in the locked state a contact region of the bolt comes into contact with the web in the event of a pressure on the flap from the interior of the heavy load carrier perpendicular to the flap plane.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.