IP Library Granted Patent US 10,745,173
Granted Patent B2
US 10,745,173 · App. 16/516,725 · Granted Aug 18, 2020

Assembled plastic tray

Inventor: Hong Zhang (Chengdu, CN)
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Patent No.
US 10,745,173
App. No.
16/516,725
Granted
Aug 18, 2020
Kind
B2
Abstract

Disclosure is an assembled plastic tray. The plastic tray includes a mainboard and strakes fixed at two sides of the mainboard. The mainboard includes two rib frames and multiple strip-shaped pad feel uniformly distributed between the two rib frames. The steps for assembling the plastic tray includes: respectively inserting first mainboard steel tubes and second mainboard steel tubes into first mainboard steel tube holes and second mainboard steel tube holes of the rib frames on the mainboard, subsequently, mounting the two strakes on the two side surfaces of the mainboard through a boss and penetrating slots and fixing the boss and the penetrating slots through strake connection blocks, then inserting strake steel tubes into strake steel tube holes on the two strakes, and then, fixing the strake steel tubes and the first mainboard steel tubes through steel tube connection members and steel blocks.

Claims (12)

1. An assembled plastic tray, comprising a mainboard and at least one strake fixed at two sides of the mainboard; the mainboard comprises at least one rib frame, a plurality of strip-shaped pads disposed on a lower end of the rib, at least one first mainboard steel tube, at least one second mainboard steel tube, at least one strake steel tube, at least one steel tube connection member and at least one steel tube block;

wherein each one of the strip-shaped pads is provided with at least one second mainboard steel tube hole for mounting the second mainboard steel tube; both ends of the second mainboard steel tube extend out of the second mainboard steel tube hole; each of the strake is provided with a placement groove corresponding to the second mainboard steel tube hole on the strip-shaped pad; the second mainboard steel tube hole is arranged far away from the rib frame; and at least one penetrating slot is provided on one opposite side surfaces of the rib frame;

at least one first mainboard steel tube hole for mounting the first mainboard steel tube is provided at both end and middle portions of the other opposite side surfaces of the rib frame, and the first mainboard steel tube hole is perpendicular to the second mainboard steel tube hole and penetrates through the rib frame;

the strake, along a length direction, is provided with at least one strake steel tube hole for mounting the strake steel tube; the strake steel tube hole penetrates through one opposite side surfaces of the strake, the side surface of the strake opposite to the rib frame is provided with a boss matching with the penetrating slot, and the boss is inserted into the corresponding penetrating slot to connect the mainboard with the strake through a strake connection block;

both ends of the first mainboard steel tube and both ends of the strake steel tube are connected through the steel tube connection member, and an outer side of the steel tube connection member is provided with a steel tube block for connecting the steel tube connection member with the mainboard and the strake.

2. The assembled plastic tray of claim 1 , wherein the number of the rib frames is 2, and the plurality of strip-shaped pads are disposed between the two rib frames.

3. The assembled plastic tray of claim 2 , wherein the first mainboard steel tube hole is provided with at least one second penetrating slot, the second penetrating slot is internally provided with a bumper block having a shape matched with the shape of the second penetrating slot; and the second penetrating slot is connected with the bumper block through the strake connection block.

4. The assembled plastic tray of claim 3 , wherein an outer side of the strake is also provided with a connection bolt, and the connection bolt passes through the outer wall of the strake to be connected with the mainboard.

5. The assembled plastic tray of claim 1 , wherein the strake connection block comprises a clamp portion as well as a first elastic button and a second elastic button symmetrically formed at a lower end of the clamp portion; and a first clamp convex and a second clamp convex are respectively formed in the outer sides of the first elastic button and the second elastic button.

6. The assembled plastic tray of claim 1 , wherein both side surfaces of the mainboard opposite to the strake are provided with at least one positioning groove; and the strake is provided with at least one lug matching with the positioning groove.

7. The assembled plastic tray of claim 1 , wherein a cross section of the steel tube connection member is of a “concave” shape, and the both ends of the steel tube connection member are respectively connected with the strake steel tube and the first mainboard steel tube in an insertion manner; the steel tube block further comprises a block body and a plurality of block connection members disposed on one side surface of the block body; each one of the block connection members comprises a third elastic button and a fourth elastic button arranged symmetrically; a third clamp convex and a fourth clamp convex are respectively formed on outer sides of the third elastic button and the fourth elastic button; each one of the block connection members passes through a the bottom of the steel tube connection member to be respectively connected with the strake and the mainboard in an insertion manner.

8. The assembled plastic tray of claim 1 , wherein a material of the mainboard and the strake are both PP plastic or PE plastic.

Continuity (2)
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