USRE34198E - Corrugated construction pallet - Google Patents
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- Disposable pallets made of corrugated paper are known in the art and have been commercially available for a number of years. Such pallets are disclosed for example in Hermitage U.S. Pat. No. 2,728,545, on December 27, 1955, and Roberts et al U.S. Pat. No. 3,683,822, on Aug. 15, 1972; Schmidtke, U.S. Pat. No. 4,792,325, which issued on Dec. 20, 1988, provides a method and machine for making a cardboard pallet.
- Additional objects of the invention are to provide such a pallet and method which are highly advantageous from economic standpoints.
- a pallet comprised of a plurality of elongated stringer members, and a multiplicity of elongated decking members assembled therewith.
- Each of the stringer members employed is of trapezoidal cross section, being relatively wide at the top and relatively narrow at the bottom, and is made from a single piece of material folded to form symmetrical half sections that are disposed to the opposite sides of a longitudinally extending medial plane of the stringer member.
- Each half section comprises five sequentially contiguous rectangular panel portions, the first, second and third of which, taken in sequence, are internal panel portions and are of substantially the same width; the half sections are joined by a common central panel portion at the bottom of the stringer member, with the third panel portions thereof disposed in face-to-face contact along its medial plane.
- the fifth panel portions are disposed on the opposite sides of the stringer member, and they are connected to the common panel portion and diverge from it.
- the fourth panel portions extend inwardly from the fifth panel portions at the top of the stringer member, they lie in a plane that is parallel to that of the common panel portion, and is perpendicular to the medial plane.
- the panel portions are so dimensioned that the internal ones of each half section extend substantially fully between the fourth panel portion and the common panel portion, with the ends of the internal portions, adjacent the common panel portion, compacted between the fifth panel portions of the member.
- An adhesive substance is present on the opposite sides of the first panel portion in each half section, to secure it in face-to-face mutual contact with both the second the fifth panel portions thereof, thereby maintaining the first and second panel portions in oblique position against the fifth panel portion.
- a multiplicity of apertures are provided in the first, second, third and fifth panel portions, at longitudinally spaced locations therealong, with correspondingly located ones lying in registry to define a multiplicity of passages extending traversely through the stringer members.
- the decking members extend through, and are tightly engaged within, the passages of a plurality of stinger members, disposed parallel to one another.
- the first and second panel portions referred to hereinabove will be disposed at an included angle of about 97° to 100° to the common panel portion, and adhesive substance applied to the fourth panel portions will extend longitudinally along its apertures and into the regions lying between them.
- the decking members will also be of trapezoidal cross section, disposed in the pallet so as to be relatively wide at the top and relatively narrow at the bottom.
- the decking member will normally be made from a single piece of material, folded to form symmetrical half sections disposed to the opposite sides of a longitudinally extending medial plane.
- the top and bottom width dimensions and the height dimension of the stringer members will be 31/4, 11/2 and 51/4 inches, respectively, and the corresponding dimensions of the decking members will be 21/4, 11/4 and 11/2 inches.
- the material used to fabricate the members of the pallet will typically and advantageously be 275 pound C-flute corrugated paper.
- a method for manufacturing a pallet having the features hereinabove set forth.
- a plurality of pieces of material, or blanks are provided which are adapted for folding to form the symmetrical half sections of the stringer member, each piece of material having two symmetrical parts opposite its ends, comprised of five sequentially contiguous rectangular panel portions, joined by a common central panel portion.
- a multiplicity of apertures are formed through the first, second, third and fifth panel portions, as taken in sequence from opposite ends of the piece of material, at longitudinally spaced locations therealong.
- an adhesive substance is applied to the fourth panel portions, on one side of the material, and also to either the first or the second panel portions on the other side thereof; as hereinabove indicated, the adhesive substance applied to the fourth panel preferably extends longitudinally along its apertures and into the regions lying therebetween.
- the piece of material is then folded outwardly to bring the first and second panel portions of each symmetrical part against one another, with their faces in mutual contact and with the adhesive substance disposed between them.
- the blank is thereafter folded inwardly to erect the stringer member, constructed as hereinabove set forth.
- a multiplicity of suitably dimensioned and configured elongated decking members are inserted through, and tightly engaged within, the passages of a plurality of the stringer members, disposed parallel to one another, so as to thereby provide the pallet.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a pallet embodying the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a fragmentary side elevational view of the pallet of FIG. 1, drawn to an enlarged scale;
- FIG. 3 is a bottom view of the pallet, drawn to the scale of FIG. 2;
- FIG. 4 is an end view of one of the stringers utilized in the construction of the pallet of the invention, drawn to a scale further enlarged from that of the previous Figures;
- FIG. 5 is a fragmentary perspective view of the blank utilized for the production of the stringer of FIG. 4, drawn to a scale reduced therefrom;
- FIG. 6 is a fragmentary perspective view, diagrammatically illustrating the manner in which the blank of FIG. 5 is folded to produce the stringer;
- FIG. 7 is an end view of a decking member employed in the construction of the pallet, drawn to the scale of FIG. 4;
- FIG. 8 is a fragmentary perspective view of the blank utilized to produce the decking member of FIG. 7;
- FIG. 9 is a fragmentary perspective view, diametrically illustrating the manner in which the blank of FIG. 8 is folded to produce the decking member.
- FIGS. 1-3 show a pallet embodying the present invention and consisting of three parallel stringers, each generally designated by the numeral 10, with which are assembled six parallel decking members, each generally designated by the numeral 12.
- each of the stringers has, adjacent its upper end, a series of ten equidistantly spaced passages 14 extending transversely through it, the passages being dimensioned and configured to conform to, and to snugly receive and tightly engage, the inserted decking members 12.
- Both the stringers 10 and also the decking members 12 are of trapezoidal cross section, and they are oriented in the pallet assembly with their narrower ends downwardly directed.
- the stringers 10 are made from elongated rectangular blanks 16 of corrugated material, divided by transversely extending score lines into eleven foldable, contiguous panel portions.
- the blank 16 is symmetrical about the central panel portion; for convenience of reference, the sequential panel portions of each symmetrical part are lettered A-E, taken from the opposite ends of the blank 16, and the central portion is designated F.
- the blank 16 is formed with apertures 18 and 20, which are aligned on mutually perpendicular axes.
- the apertures are also spaced equidistantly across the panel portions so that, when folded, the apertures 18, 20 register with one another to produce the passages 14 through the stringer 10.
- Glue deposits 22, 24 and 26 are applied to the blank 16, for securing the several panels to one another; it will be noted that the deposit 22 has elements that extend not only along the length of the panels E but also into the regions between the apertures 20 therein.
- the panel portion A is initially folded outwardly into contact with the portion B, thereby bonding them in face-to-face contact.
- the panel portions of the blank are then folded inwardly, ultimately bringing them to the relationships shown in FIG. 4.
- the panel portions C of the two symmetrical parts of the blank are secured in face-to-face contact on a medial plane extending longitudinally of the stringer.
- the common panel F is disposed at the bottom, and the panels D are at the top, parallel to the panel F and perpendicular to the medial plane.
- the panel portions E diverge from the panel portion F (at an included angle of about 98°), and provide the exterior side walls of the member.
- the adhesive deposits 22 and 24 the internal panel portions A and B are fixed to the panel portions E (as considered of course within the respective half sections of the stringer in which they reside).
- the decking member 12 is produced in much the same manner as is the stringer 10.
- suitable adhesive deposits 28 are applied to the surfaces of certain of the panel portions a-f of the blank 22, as appropriate, after which they are folded in the manner indicated in FIG. 9.
- the components are readily assembled with one another to construct the pallet by forcing the decking members 12 through the passages 14 of the stringers 10, as will be self-evident.
- Two forms of pallets are assembled, both having the construction shown in FIG. 1 but utilizing ten decking members rather than the six depicted; they employ three stringers and measure 48 ⁇ 40 inches, as is conventional.
- the members are all fabricated from 275 pound C-flute corrugated paper, and they have the width and height dimensions hereinabove set forth.
- pallets In one case (hereinafter referred to as pallets "I”) they have the structure illustrated in FIG. 4; that is, the internal panel portions A and B are secured (at the stated angle) against outer side panel portions E. In the other pallet construction (hereinafter referred to as pallets "II”) the interior panel portions A and B are secured against the interior walls of the stringer provided by panel portions C.
- each form of the pallets Six of each form of the pallets are loaded with 2000 pounds of sand bags, which are strapped in place.
- Each pallet is mounted on a jogging machine made to the specifications of the National Safe Transit Authority, and the machine is run with a five inch drop at one hundred eighty-five revolutions per minute.
- a test of forty minutes duration under those conditions is deemed by the NSTA to simulate (in terms of abuse) a trip from the East coast of the United States to the West coast, in forty-five foot tractor trailer subjected to normal road conditions.
- the invention provides a novel disposable pallet, made of corrugated paper or like material, which exhibits an advantageous strength-to-weight ratio, coupled with a high degree of lateral stability and resistance to collapse under shifting load conditions.
- the invention also provides a novel method for producing a pallet having the foregoing features and advantages, which method can be carried out on equipment presently used for the manufacture of similar pallet components, with little or no need for alteration thereof.
- the pallet and method of the invention are highly advantageous from economic standpoints.
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