Fries Planungs- Und Marketinggesellschaft M.b.h.

Alpla Werke Alwin Lehner Gmbh+co. Kg

Markus Grabher

Tobias Watzenegger

Gerhard Marte

A basket assembly having a main basket () and an extension part () and connecting posts (). The main basket () has a basket base () and side walls () and socket recesses () for the connecting posts () are formed in each case in the side walls () and in the extension part (). The extension part () is fastened or is fastenable on the main basket (), at a distance from the main basket (), by the connecting posts () locked releasably in the socket recesses (), and the connecting posts () are each releasably locked or lockable in one of the socket recesses () of the side walls () of the main basket () by a twist lock (), and are each releasably locked or lockable in one of the socket recesses () of the extension part () by a twist lock ().

Basket assembly with socket recesses and lockable connecting posts for an extension part

A dish rack for dishwashers, with side walls and a grid-shaped rack base together surrounding a rack interior space of the dish rack, and the rack base and/or the side walls having standing surfaces that end in a standing plane of the dish rack. In at least one of the side walls at least one washing liquid deflecting surface is formed for deflecting a washing liquid jet, which penetrates the standing plane, into the rack interior space. The washing liquid deflecting surface extends between inner and outer wall portions of the side wall. The washing liquid deflecting surface has at least one deflecting surface region which, as seen in a sectional plane parallel to the standing plane, is arranged at an obtuse angle relative to an inner surface of the inner wall portion, this inner surface facing the rack interior space, and the deflecting surface region has a height extent of at least 5 mm in a vertical direction normal to the standing plane.

Dish rack for dishwashers

A stackable box () for accommodating and for transporting articles and for stacking in a stacking direction () with at least one other box () of the same type, wherein the box () has a base () and a side wall (), which projects beyond the base () and surrounds the base () at least partially, wherein the base () and the side wall () together bound an accommodating space () for the articles, wherein the side wall () contains at least two, spaced-apart adapters in order for the box () to be gripped mechanically by means of at least one gripping device (), said adapters in the side wall () being designed in each case in the form of channels () which extend longitudinally in a longitudinal-extent direction () running parallel to the stacking direction (), wherein the channels () each have an entry opening () and an exit opening () and, therebetween, an inner channel cavity () which is bounded by a channel-boundary wall () of the box (), extends longitudinally in the respective longitudinal-extent direction () and through which the gripping device () is guided.

Stackable box

The invention relates to a blow-molded container comprising a body and a neck, the neck being provided with an outlet and a blow-molded support ring. The support ring has recesses along its entire height that extends substantially in the longitudinal direction of the neck; said recesses extend from the edge of the support ring in the direction of the neck, across the entire width of the support ring, all the way to the neck.

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Lustenau, Austria

Markus Grabher