Loading Pallet
First Claim
1. A loading pallet, wherein:
- it demonstrates at least first, second and third bars (2, 3 and 4),the first bars (2) and the second bars (3) are arranged essentially parallel with each other,the first bars (2) are arranged essentially in a single plane (8),the second bars (3) demonstrate upper parts (9) that are arranged essentially in the said plane (8) and downwardly directed parts (10) that are directed downwards relative to the said plane (8),the third bars (4) are arranged transverse relative to the first bars (2) and second bars (3), that they lie under the said plane (8), and that they are connected to the first bars (2) and to the upper parts (9) of the second bars (3),the loading pallet (1) can be stacked onto a corresponding loading pallet (1), whereby downwardly directed parts (10) of one loading pallet (1) can be caused to protrude downwards into the upwardly open spaces (14) that are formed by the downwardly directed parts (10) of a loading pallet (1) that is located below,the third bars (4) are so arranged on a loading pallet (1) that these bars, when the said loading pallet (1) is stacked onto a loading pallet (1) that is located below, make contact with such bars (2) as those included in the said plane (8) from the loading pallet (1) that is located below, andthe height (h5) of the third bars (4) is such that the height of the spaces (22) between stacked loading pallets (1) is such that lifting means (17) for lifting loading pallets (1) can be introduced into the said spaces (22).
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Abstract
The present invention concerns a loading pallet that demonstrates first bars (2) and second bars (3) arranged essentially parallel with each other, whereby the first bars (2) are arranged essentially in a single plane (8) and the second bars (3) demonstrate upper parts (9) that are arranged essentially in the said plane (8) and downwardly directed parts (10) that are directed downwards relative to the said plane (8). Third bars (4) are arranged transverse relative to the first bars (2) and second bars (3); they lie under the said plane (8), and they are connected to the first bars (2) and to the upper parts (9) of the second bars (3). The loading pallet (1) can be stacked onto a corresponding loading pallet (1), whereby the third bars (4) can make contact with such bars (2) as those included in the said plane (8) from the loading pallet (1) that is located below. The height (h5) of the third bars (4) is such that the height of the spaces between stacked loading pallets (1) is such that lifting means (17) can be introduced into the said spaces for lifting loading pallets (1).
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62 Claims
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1. A loading pallet, wherein:
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it demonstrates at least first, second and third bars (2, 3 and 4), the first bars (2) and the second bars (3) are arranged essentially parallel with each other, the first bars (2) are arranged essentially in a single plane (8), the second bars (3) demonstrate upper parts (9) that are arranged essentially in the said plane (8) and downwardly directed parts (10) that are directed downwards relative to the said plane (8), the third bars (4) are arranged transverse relative to the first bars (2) and second bars (3), that they lie under the said plane (8), and that they are connected to the first bars (2) and to the upper parts (9) of the second bars (3), the loading pallet (1) can be stacked onto a corresponding loading pallet (1), whereby downwardly directed parts (10) of one loading pallet (1) can be caused to protrude downwards into the upwardly open spaces (14) that are formed by the downwardly directed parts (10) of a loading pallet (1) that is located below, the third bars (4) are so arranged on a loading pallet (1) that these bars, when the said loading pallet (1) is stacked onto a loading pallet (1) that is located below, make contact with such bars (2) as those included in the said plane (8) from the loading pallet (1) that is located below, and the height (h5) of the third bars (4) is such that the height of the spaces (22) between stacked loading pallets (1) is such that lifting means (17) for lifting loading pallets (1) can be introduced into the said spaces (22). - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61)
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62-64. -64. (canceled)
Specification