公开(公告)号：US20160122078A1

公开(公告)日：2016-05-05

申请号：US14924152

申请日：2015-10-27

Applicant: Fred E. Clark

Inventor： Fred E. Clark

IPC: B65D19/42 ,  B65G1/06 ,  B65D19/44

CPC classification number: B65D19/42 ,  B65D19/44 ,  B65D85/06 ,  B65D2519/00781 ,  B65D2519/00815 ,  B65G1/06 ,  B65G1/08 ,  B65G2201/0273

Abstract: The present invention provides pallets for use in gravity pallet flow racks and pallet push back racks which resist becoming misaligned and jammed in such racks. This accordingly provides better reliability (reduces down time) and reduces the manual labor which is required to clear jammed pallets from such rack systems. The use of these pallets in gravity pallet flow racks and pallet push back racks does not compromise any of the inherent advantages of such systems. In other words, systems which utilize the pallets of this invention offer highly efficient use of warehouse space and require low maintenance. They are also compatible for use in conjunction with a means for automatically placing, positioning, and/or stacking the pallets in an organized manner in the system and retrieving the pallets which are stored in the system.

Abstract translation: 本发明提供了用于重力托盘流动架和托盘推回机架的托盘，其抵抗在这种机架中不对准和卡住。 因此提供更好的可靠性（减少停机时间），并减少从这种机架系统清除卡住的托盘所需的手动劳动。 在重力托盘流动架和托盘推回机架中使用这些托盘不损害这种系统的任何固有优点。 换句话说，利用本发明的托盘的系统提供仓库空间的高效利用并且需要低维护。 它们还可以与用于以有组织的方式自动地将托盘自动放置，定位和/或堆叠在系统中并且检索存储在系统中的托盘的装置相兼容。

公开(公告)号：US10106293B2

公开(公告)日：2018-10-23

申请号：US14924152

申请日：2015-10-27

Applicant: Fred E. Clark

Inventor： Fred E. Clark

IPC: B65G1/00 ,  B65D19/42 ,  B65D19/44 ,  B65G1/06 ,  B65G1/08 ,  B65D85/06

Abstract: The present invention provides pallets for use in gravity pallet flow racks and pallet push back racks which resist becoming misaligned and jammed in such racks. This accordingly provides better reliability (reduces down time) and reduces the manual labor which is required to clear jammed pallets from such rack systems. The use of these pallets in gravity pallet flow racks and pallet push back racks does not compromise any of the inherent advantages of such systems. In other words, systems which utilize the pallets of this invention offer highly efficient use of warehouse space and require low maintenance. They are also compatible for use in conjunction with machinery designed for automatically placing, positioning, and/or stacking the pallets in an organized manner in the system and retrieving the pallets which are stored in the system.