Rack for supporting mutually spaced-apart plates
AssigneeFutscher & Co., H.u.W. Held Gesellschaft m.b.H. & Co. KG.
InventorHubert Held
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Abstract
For the spaced-apart positioning of plates with prepared food in at least one stack, a rack comprises a bottom frame, a top frame and vertical beams fixed to said bottom frame and said top frame. Support elements comprising plate support rods are arranged at said support beams. At least three plate support regions provide wobble-free support for each plate. The plate stacks are arranged in pairs on both sides of an imaginary vertical central plane.
Claims19
A rack for the spaced-apart positioning of plates having a rim in at least one stack, comprising
- a bottom frame,
- a top frame,
- at least one vertical support beam mounted on the bottom frame and on the top frame, and
- support elements carried by said vertical support beam, each of said support elements comprising two plate support rods having a first and a second lower plate support region and a forked piece with a laterally open insertion slot, said forked piece having a third lower and a fourth upper plate support region.
A rack for the spaced-apart positioning of plates in at least two stacks, comprising
- a bottom frame,
- a top frame,
- vertical support beams mounted on the bottom frame and on the top frame,
- an imaginary vertical central plane, and
- support elements carried by said vertical support beams and comprising two mutually parallel plate support rods, each, said plate support rods being arranged in two rows on both sides of said imaginary vertical central plane and projecting in opposite directions from said support beams.
A rack for the spaced-apart positioning of plates in at least one stack, comprising
- a bottom frame,
- a top frame,
- at least one vertical support beam mounted on said bottom frame and on said top frame,
- support elements carried by said vertical support beam and having plate support rods, and a casing of insulating panels which has doors at least on two sides.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.