End stop bracket for a mobile shelving track
AssigneeGlidestore Freetrack Pty Ltd
InventorsBrian Maurice Parker, George Giles Campbell
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an end stop bracket for a longitudinal mobile shelving track adapted to moveably support a mobile shelving unit thereabove, the end stop bracket including a main body shaped to cap an end of said longitudinal track, a means of attachment to the end of the longitudinal track, and a means of reducing impact loads resulting from contact between the mobile shelving unit and the end stop bracket.
Claims9
An end stop bracket for a longitudinal mobile shelving track adapted to moveably support a mobile shelving unit thereabove, the end stop bracket comprising:
- a main body shaped to cap an end of the longitudinal mobile shelving track;
- a means of attachment to the end of the longitudinal mobile shelving track, said means of attachment being in the form of at least one elongate joining pin adapted to be received in a hollow profile of the longitudinal mobile shelving track and locked thereto using fastening means;
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- a means of reducing impact loads resulting from contact between the mobile shelving unit and the end stop bracket, said means of reducing impact loads being in the form of a plurality of transversely extending ribs forming an elastomeric buffer to absorb the impact load when the mobile shelving unit is urged towards the end stop bracket.
An end stop bracket for a longitudinal mobile shelving track including a hollow profile and adapted to moveably support a mobile shelving unit thereabove, the end stop bracket comprising:
- a main body shaped to cap an end of the longitudinal mobile shelving track;
- a means of attachment to the end of the longitudinal mobile shelving track;
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- a means of reducing impact loads resulting from contact between the mobile shelving unit and the end stop bracket, said means of reducing impact loads being in the form of a plurality of transversely extending ribs forming an elastomeric buffer to absorb the impact load when the mobile shelving unit is urged towards the end stop bracket, said plurality of transversely extending ribs further forming part of a stop portion extending outwardly from said main body which corresponds substantially with the shape of at least part of the hollow profile of the longitudinal mobile shelving track.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.