Stackable roll containers
AssigneeGebhardt Transport-und Lagersysteme GmbH
InventorManfred Artinger
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Abstract
A stackable roll container, in particular, for transporting foods, cosmetic articles, or other articles in large bundles. The stackable roll container includes a preferably rectangular bottom component, with transport rollers mounted on the underside. The stackable roll container also includes two attachment walls located opposite each other on opposite lateral sides of the bottom component. Each attachment wall extends upwardly from an upper side of the bottom component and has a respective rear vertical end brace which is offset from a vertical base plane of the respective attachment wall. Each attachment wall also includes a lower horizontal base brace adjoining the respective rear vertical end brace for that attachment wall.
Claims18
A stackable roll container including:
- (a) a bottom component having a front and a rear and an imaginary center line running along the center of the bottom component from the front to the rear;
- (b) a number of transport rollers mounted on an underside of the bottom component;
- (c) a first side attachment wall attached to the bottom component at a first lateral side of the bottom component and extending upwardly from an upper side of the bottom component, the first side attachment wall having (i) a front vertical end brace positioned relatively outwardly, with respect to the center line, from a rear vertical end brace which is offset from a vertical base plane of the first side attachment wall in a direction toward a second lateral side of the bottom component opposite the first lateral side, and having (ii) a lower horizontal brace adjoining the rear vertical end brace of the first side attachment wall;
- (d) a second side attachment wall attached to the bottom component at the second lateral side of the bottom component and extending upwardly from the upper side of the bottom component, the second side attachment wall having (i) a front vertical end brace positioned relatively outwardly, with respect to the center line, from a rear vertical end brace which is offset from a vertical base plane of the second side attachment wall in a direction toward the first lateral side of the bottom component, and having (ii) a lower horizontal brace adjoining the rear vertical end brace of the second side attachment wall;
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- (e) the first side attachment wall has an upper horizontal base brace defining an upper extent of the first side attachment wall, and also has a front vertical end brace adjoining the upper horizontal brace of the first side attachment wall in the base plane of the first side attachment wall.
A stackable roll container including:
- (a) a bottom component having a front and a rear and an imaginary center line running along the center of the bottom component from the front to the rear;
- (b) a number of transport rollers mounted on an underside of the bottom component;
- (c) a first side attachment wall attached to the bottom component at a first lateral side of the bottom component and extending upwardly from an upper side of the bottom component, the first side attachment wall having (i) a front end vertical brace and a rear vertical end brace having (ii) a lower horizontal brace adjoining the rear vertical end brace of the first side attachment wall, the first side attachment wall being adapted to allow stacking of the stackable roll container when the first side attachment wall is in a vertical installed position by having at least one of the front or rear vertical end braces positioned relatively outwardly to the other, with respect to the center line;
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- (d) a second side attachment wall attached to the bottom component at the second lateral side of the bottom component and extending upwardly from the upper side of the bottom component, the second side attachment wall having (i) a front end vertical brace and a rear vertical end brace, and having (ii) a lower horizontal brace adjoining the rear vertical end brace of the second side attachment wall, the second side attachment wall being adapted to allow stacking of the stackable roll container when the second side attachment wall is in a vertical installed position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.