Schoeller Allibert Gmbh

Erik Brinkers

John Huizingh

Jan Abraham Huizingh

John Andrew Dyer

Juan Jose Diaz Cuesta

Ignacio Marcoartu Beascoechea

Ricard Duran Soler

Edwin Klaassen

A container includes a base and conically formed, hollow corner columns that project from the base and are open on the underside of the base. Corner columns of another, structurally identical or compatible container can penetrate into the hollow corner columns of the container from the underside of the base, so that the two containers can be nested. The corner columns can be closed by a slide element so that the container can be stacked on the corner columns of the other container. A side wall projects from the base and is open on the underside of the base. The sidewall is between two corner columns such that a side wall of the other container can penetrate into the side wall from the underside of the base to nest the two containers. The side wall and the corner columns can be closed at the base by a slide element.

Stackable and nestable container

A spacer for stacking first and second containers on each other. The spacer includes an elongated base body having a first support plate with a first support surface and a second support plate with a second support surface. Plunger portions project from the base body in opposite directions. The plunger portions are designed to plunge into respective recesses inside wall rims of the first and second containers stacked on top of each other or upside-down of each other. Fastening elements project from the base body to laterally enclose respective side walls of the first and second containers. The first and second support surfaces are designed to rest on the respective side wall rims of the first and second containers when the plunger portions plunge into the respective recesses of the first and second containers. The first and second support plates are spaced parallel from each other.

Spacer for stacking open containers

A container includes a base; side walls extending upwards from an upper face of the base; and at least one support plate which is spaced apart from a lower face of the base and is connected to the lower face of the base by ribs extending transversely to the base and transversely to the at least one support plate. At least two laterally protruding projections are formed at least on an edge portion of the support plate extending along one of the side walls. At least two support recesses for receiving at least two projections of a support plate of an identical container stacked thereon are formed in the upper edge portion of the at least one side wall.

Container having a support plate which has projections

A container for the transport and storage of goods includes an internal fillable tank and an external support structure surrounding the tank. The external support structure has a base structure arranged below the tank, such that a base of the tank is supported on the base structure. The external support structure also has an upper support structure arranged above the tank for absorbing loads exerted on the tank from above. The base structure includes a plurality of lower column portions, and the upper support structure includes a plurality of corresponding upper column portions, which each project from opposing faces of the base structure and the upper support structure respectively and which meet somewhere along the height of the tank, thereby forming a number of columns for laterally supporting the tank.

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TT Emmen, Netherlands

Erik Brinkers