RU77254U1 - PALLET FOR LAYING AND TRANSPORTING DISC WHEELS (TWO OPTIONS) - Google Patents

Abstract

The pallet for laying and transporting the disk wheels contains upper and lower decks, respectively (1) and (2), transverse bars (3). The upper and lower floorings (1) and (2) are made of longitudinal elements, for example, boards having the same direction. On the upper floor (1), four installation bars (4) are located diagonally, which serve to orient and fix the disk wheels. The boards of the upper flooring (1) are spaced from the center to ensure the reliability of the fastening of the installation bars (4). Alternatively, one in the pallet for laying and transporting disc wheels, the transverse bars (3) are attached from below to the upper deck (1) with the formation of openings for the forks of the loader. The transverse bars (3) are connected to the lower flooring (2) via intermediate bars (5) with the formation of additional openings for the forks of the loader. Alternatively, two transverse bars (3) of the pallet are made with transverse grooves (6), forming additional openings for the forks of the loader. All structural elements are interconnected by nails (7). The claimed technical solution allows you to create a reliable design of the pallet with high performance when used for laying, storage and transportation of disk wheels. 5 ill.

Description

The utility model relates to packaging, storage and transportation of goods and can be applied in the automotive industry.

A well-known pallet containing upper and lower decks made of longitudinal elements interconnected by transverse intermediate bars to form windows for forklifts, elements of the lower floor of which are made in the form of bars with a height equal to the height of the intermediate bars (RF patent No. 1782222, IPC ⁵ B65D 19/31, published December 15, 1992).

A pallet for a collapsible container is also known, containing skis attached to the bosses, support boards attached on top of the bosses, a corner and a flooring located on top of the support boards to form gutters between them for installing the container wall (RF patent No. 70499, IPC ⁸ B65D 19 / 00, published on January 27, 2008).

The closest set of essential features to the claimed technical solution is a pallet containing upper and lower decks, made of longitudinal elements interconnected by transverse bars with the formation of two openings for fork forks, equipped with dowels installed in the grooves of the longitudinal elements and transverse bars (patent RF №12108, IPC ⁶ B65D 19/26, publ. 16.12.1999).

A disadvantage of the known technical solution is its low performance.

The task was to create a design with high performance.

According to the first option, the problem is solved due to the fact that in the pallet for laying and transporting disk wheels containing upper and lower decks made of longitudinal elements, transverse

bars connected to the upper deck with the possibility of opening openings for the forks of the loader, mounting bars located diagonally are fixed on the upper deck, and intermediate bars are fixed between the transverse bars and the lower deck with the formation of additional openings for the forks of the loader.

According to option two, the task is solved due to the fact that in the pallet for laying and transporting disk wheels containing upper and lower decks, made of longitudinal elements interconnected by transverse bars to form openings for the forks of the loader, installation bars are fixed on the upper floor, located diagonally, and the transverse bars are made with grooves that form additional openings for the forks of the loader.

A distinctive feature, characterized by the fact that on the upper floor are fixed installation bars located diagonally, allowing to orient and securely fix the load on them, positively affects the operational characteristics of the pallet.

Intermediate bars (option one), as well as the implementation of transverse bars with grooves (option two) provide the formation of openings for forklift forks on four sides of the pallet, which also increases its operational characteristics.

The analysis of the prior art, including a search by patent and scientific and technical sources of information, allowed to establish that an analogue characterized by features identical to all the essential features of the claimed technical solution was not found. Based on the foregoing, we can conclude that the claimed technical solution meets the criterion of "novelty."

The claimed technical solution is illustrated by the drawings:

figure 1 - pallet for laying and transporting disc wheels, front view;

figure 2 is the same, a top view;

figure 3 is the same, left view (option one);

figure 4 - a set of packaging disc wheels on a pallet;

5 is a pallet for laying and transporting disc wheels, left view (option two).

The pallet for laying and transporting the disk wheels contains the upper and lower decks, respectively 1 and 2, the transverse bars 3. The upper and lower decks 1 and 2 are made of longitudinal elements, for example, boards having one direction. On the upper floor 1 are located diagonally four mounting bars 4, serving to orient and fix the disk wheels. The boards of the upper deck 1 are spaced from the center to ensure the reliability of the fastening of the installation bars 4.

Alternatively, one in the pallet for laying and transporting disc wheels, the transverse bars 3 are attached from below to the upper deck 1 with the formation of openings for the forks of the loader. With the lower deck 2, the transverse bars 3 are connected through intermediate bars 5 with the formation of additional openings for the forks of the loader.

Alternatively, two transverse bars 3 pallets made with transverse grooves 6, forming additional openings for the forks of the loader.

All structural elements are interconnected by nails 7.

The laying and fastening of the disc wheels is as follows.

Disk wheels, up to five pieces, are formed into packages that are fixed due to the tight fit of the first row of wheels on the mounting blocks 4 and are separated by corrugated cardboard sheets (see figure 4). Stacked packs of disc wheels are packed with stretch film. The packaging is overlaid with corners of high-strength cardboard material and fixed with a polypropylene tape, including to the pallet, and transported with a forklift with a fork to the destination.

The claimed technical solution allows you to create a reliable design of the pallet with high performance when used for laying, storage and transportation of disk wheels.

The inventive pallet meets the requirements of industrial applicability and can be performed on standard processing equipment.

Claims (2)

1. A pallet for laying and transporting disc wheels, comprising upper and lower decks made of longitudinal elements, transverse bars connected to the upper deck with the possibility of opening apertures for forklift forks, characterized in that intermediate bars are fixed between the transverse bars and the lower deck the formation of additional openings for the forks of the loader, in addition, installation bars fixed diagonally are fixed on the upper deck. 2. A pallet for laying and transporting disk wheels, comprising upper and lower decks, made of longitudinal elements interconnected by transverse bars to form openings for forklift forks, characterized in that the diagonal fixing bars are fixed on the upper floor and the transverse the bars are made with grooves forming additional openings for the forks of the loader.