Stackable container assembly with reciprocal locking of the stacked containers
AssigneeTTS Tooltechnic Systems AG & Co. KG
InventorsAndreas Koenig, Raimund Schaffer, Timo Kuhls, Lutz Wolle
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AssigneeTTS Tooltechnic Systems AG & Co. KG
InventorsAndreas Koenig, Raimund Schaffer, Timo Kuhls, Lutz Wolle
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It is a matter of a container assembly with at least one stackable container (1) which has a first engaging structure (48) on its top side (19) and a second engaging structure (49) on its underside (18). The engaging structures (48, 49) are so matched to one another that, when two containers (1) are stacked together, they engage in one another in such a way that the containers are secured against shifting relative to one another at right-angles to the stacking direction and at the same time the upper container is prevented from lifting at least in certain areas. The first engaging structure (48) consists of engaging recesses (54) and the second engaging structure (49) of engaging projections (55). Feet (57) provided on the underside (18) of the container (1) are designed as elements of the second engaging structure (49) and are able to engage the first engaging structure (48) from the rear, to prevent lifting of the upper container at least in certain areas.
A container assembly, with at least one stackable container which has a first engaging structure on its top and a second engaging structure on its underside, wherein the two engaging structures are matched to one another in such a way that, when two containers are resting on top of one another, the first engaging structure lying on top of the lower container, and the second engaging structure lying below of the upper container, engage in one another in such a way that the two containers are on the one hand secured against shifting relative to one another at right-angles to the stacking direction and on the other hand, due to rear-engaging elements of the engaging structures engaging from behind at right-angles to the stacking direction, there exists between the containers a locking which prevents lifting of the upper container from the lower container at least in certain areas, wherein the first engaging structure comprises engaging recesses located on the top side of the container, and the second engaging structure comprises engaging projections located on the underside of the container, while the container has distributed on its underside several downwards projecting feet which belong to the second engaging structure and form at least partly the rear-engaging elements of the second engaging structure, and
A container assembly, with at least one stackable container which has a first engaging structure on its top and a second engaging structure on its underside, wherein the two engaging structures are matched to one another in such a way that, when two containers are resting on top of one another, the first engaging structure lying on top of the lower container, and the second engaging structure lying below of the upper container, engage in one another in such a way that the two containers are on the one hand secured against shifting relative to one another at right-angles to the stacking direction and on the other hand, due to rear-engaging elements of the engaging structures engaging from behind at right-angles to the stacking direction, there exists between the containers a locking which prevents lifting of the upper container from the lower container at least in certain areas, wherein the first engaging structure comprises engaging recesses located on the top side of the container, and the second engaging structure comprises engaging projections located on the underside of the container, while the container has distributed on its underside several downwards projecting feet which belong to the second engaging structure and form at least partly the rear-engaging elements of the second engaging structure, and
A container assembly, with at least one stackable container which has a first engaging structure on its top and a second engaging structure on its underside, wherein the two engaging structures are matched to one another in such a way that, when two containers are resting on top of one another, the first engaging structure lying on top of the lower container, and the second engaging structure lying below of the upper container, engage in one another in such a way that the two containers are on the one hand secured against shifting relative to one another at right-angles to the stacking direction and on the other hand, due to rear-engaging elements of the engaging structures engaging from behind at right-angles to the stacking direction, there exists between the containers a locking which prevents lifting of the upper container from the lower container at least in certain areas, wherein the first engaging structure comprises engaging recesses located on the top side of the container, and the second engaging structure comprises engaging projections located on the underside of the container, while the container has distributed on its underside several downwards projecting feet which belong to the second engaging structure and form at least partly the rear-engaging elements of the second engaging structure, and
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