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    • 专利摘要:
    A paper ramp 10 for use in unloading a wheeled or castered product A from a pallet or shipping base B is provided. The ramp 10 is wedge shaped and comprises a folded bottom member 12 affixed to a pre-formed top member 14 having integrally formed guide rails 70. The bottom member 12 has closure flaps 22, 24 that fold together in interlocking fashion inside the wedged shaped ramp 10 to support and stabilize the bad bearing top surface 68 of the ramp 10.
    公开号:DK201200789A
    申请号:DKP201200789
    申请日:2012-12-14
    公开日:2012-12-14
    发明作者:Branyon Jacob
    申请人:Sonoco Dev Inc；
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    专利说明:

    PAPER RAMP BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Field Of The Invention
    This invention patent relates to packaging. More particularly, this invention relates to a ramp made from a folded paper bottom member and a pre-formed paper top member that can be used, for example, to unload a castered product from a pallet or shipping base.
    Description Of The Related Art
    Large household appliances and other articles are often shipped in protective packaging which includes a shipping base, vertical supports, a top cap, and an outer carton or transparent plastic wrapping. The article may be placed on the base during assembly and stays on the base until the article reaches its final destination. There the packaging is removed and the article lifted or otherwise taken off the base.
    Modern appliances often have casters or wheels for easier moving. However, even with casters or wheels it remains difficult to move a large article off its shipping base and onto the surrounding floor. Various ramps have been incorporated into product packaging designs to make this task easier. For example, U.S. Patent No. 5,505,140 discloses a pallet having wooden ramps that can be stored underneath the load bearing surface of the pallet and pulled out for use. U.S. Patent No. 5,911,179 discloses a ramp hingedly attached to a pallet deck. U.S. Patent No. 6,105,511 discloses a pallet and a pair of boards that can be used as ramps and that can be stored on top of the pallet when not in use. U.S. Patent No. 6,240,854 discloses a pallet for a wheeled item, the pallet having ramps formed on the pallet surface and wedges that fit within the ramps to help load the wheeled article onto the pallet. Once the article is loaded onto the pallet the wedges are removed and the article's undercarriage is supported by an integrally formed support member. A separate loading ramp is provided for loading the article onto the pallet. U.S. Patent No. 6,769,368 discloses a ramp hingedly attached to a pallet deck. U.S. Patent Publication No. 2004/0108238 discloses a shipping carton base having hinged ramps attached to the base. The ramps are preferably made of plywood. U.S.
    Patent Publication No. 2004/0232021 discloses a shipping container having a ramp attached to the container floor by hinges. U.S. Patent Publication No. 2008/0000397 discloses a shipping container having a plywood ramp attached to the container floor by hinges.
    None of these references describes a ramp made entirely from a multi-layer folded paper blank. This may be because heretofore no one has successfully developed a paper ramp that can withstand the load forces of a large castered or wheeled article.
    This is an objective of the present invention to provide a paper ramp for enabling a castered article to be easily moved off a shipping base.
    Another object of the present invention is to provide a paper ramp that can be made from a multi-layer folded blank.
    LETTER SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
    The present invention is intended to achieve these objectives by providing a paper ramp for use in the unloading of a wheeled or castered product from a pallet or shipping base. The paper ramp comprises a folded bottom member and a separate pre-formed top member affixed to the bottom member.
    The bottom member is made from a paper blank folded into a wedge shaped structure defining an interior space. The blank may be made from a single paper ply or, preferably, from two or more die cut sheets (plies) laminated together in flat orientation. The blank is then folded into a wedge shaped structure for use as the bottom member.
    The folded bottom member comprises a sloping top panel having opposing side edges, two vertically oriented, opposing, substantially triangular side panels sufficiently attached to the top panel along the opposing side edges, each side panel defining a bottom edge and a rear edge, a horizontally oriented bottom panel foldably attached to each side panel along the bottom edge, a tabbed closure flap attached to one of the side panels along the rear edge, and a slotted closure flap attached to the other side panel along its rear edge. The closure flaps are folded inside the wedge shaped structure interior space and cooperatively engage each other and provide additional load bearing support.
    The pre-formed top member comprises an elongated flat upper panel having a length, opposing side edges and two integrally formed raised guide rails located in spaced parallel relationship and extending the length of the upper panel. The top member is affixed to the bottom member such that the upper panel is in flat abutting relationship with the sloping top panel.
    The top member may also comprise side closure flaps extending downward from the side edges. A fold line runs transversely from one upper panel side edge to the other side edge, dividing the upper panel into a large upper panel and a smaller extension panel. The extension panel extends rearward beyond the wedged shaped structure and can be folded slightly downward along the fold line and oriented in a horizontal plane so that it rests on the base or pallet.
    LETTER DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
    Figure 1 is a perspective view of a pair of ramps according to the invention.
    Figure 2 is a perspective view of the top and bottom members used to make either of the paper ramps of Figure 1, the bottom member shown as a blank prior to folding.
    Figure 3 is a top view of the top member and unfolded bottom member of Figure 2.
    Figure 4 is a cross sectional view of the top -member of Figure 2 taken along line 4-4.
    Figure 5 is a right side partial cutaway view of one of the paper ramps of Figure 1.
    Figure 6 is cross sectional view of the paper ramp of Figure 5 taken along line 6-6 to show interior details.
    Figure 7 is a perspective view of a partially assembled ramp according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
    Figures 8A through 8C are perspective views of the ramps of Figure 1 shown being used by a wheelchair operator.
    Figures 9A through 9C are perspective views of the ramps of Figure 1 shown being used to unload an office appliance.
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
    While this invention may be embodied in many forms, it is shown in the drawings and will herein be described in detail one or more embodiments with the understanding that this disclosure is to be considered an exemplification of the principles of the invention and is not intended to limit the invention to the illustrated embodiments.
    The Paper Ramp
    Turning to the drawings, shown in Figure 1 is a pair of paper ramps 10 made in accordance with the present invention. Each paper ramp 10 may be used singly or, more typically, with another paper ramp 10 as shown to aid in loading or unloading a castered or wheeled article from a pallet or shipping base (B). The ramp 10 is substantially wedge shaped and comprises a bottom member 12 made from a folded paper blank and a separate, preformed paper top member 14.
    Figures 2 and 3 are alternate views of the bottom and top members 12, 14 used to make the paper ramp 10 of Figure 1, with the bottom member 12 shown as a blank (before folding). The blank may be made from a single die cut paper sheet or, preferably, from two or more die cut sheets (plies) laminated together in flat orientation.
    The bottom member 12 comprises a top panel 16, two opposing substantially triangular side panels 18, at least one and preferably two bottom panels 20, a (first) tabbed closure flap 22 and a (second) slotted closure flap 24.
    The top panel 16 is rectangular and elongated and has a front edge 26, opposing side edges 28 and a rear edge. The rear edge of the top panel 16 is defined by free rear edges 30 and a fold line 39 co-linear with the free rear edges 30. A rear extension flap 34 is hingedly affixed to the top panel 16 along the fold line 39 and extends rearward from the top panel 16, terminating in a second rear edge 32. The rear extension flap 34 has side edges 36 and may be narrower than the rest of the top panel 16. One or more fold lines 38 may extend across the rear extension flap 34 in the transverse (sideways) direction, dividing the rear extension flap into multiple sections.
    The triangular side panels 18 are foldably connected to the top panel 16 along the top panel side edges 28. Each side panel 18 has a bottom edge 40 and a side panel rear edge 42 perpendicular to the bottom edge 40. Each side panel 18 defines a right triangle with the side edge 28 forming the hypotenuse. The side panel bottom edge 40 meets the top panel side edge 28 at a point (P), preferably located a short distance rearward of the top panel front edge 26.
    The tabbed closure flap 22 is attached to one of the side panels 18 along the side panel rear edge 42. The tabbed closure flap 22 has top and bottom edges 44, 46 and a rear edge 48. A tab 50 extends from the rear edge 48 and is configured to cooperatively engage a slot 52 in the slotted closure flap 24 when the tabbed closure flap 22 and the slotted closure flap 24 are folded inward during assembly of ramp 10.
    The slotted closure flap 24 is attached to the other side panel 18 along its rear edge 42. The slotted closure flap 24 defines top and bottom edges 54, 56 and a rear edge 58.
    As already noted, slot 52 is positioned such that tab 50 cooperatively engages slot 52 when tabbed closure flap 22 and slotted closure flap 24 are folded inward during assembly of ramp 10.
    In an important aspect of the invention, the closure flaps 22, 24 are trapezoidal in shape such as to fit snugly within the interior space defined by the folded bottom member 12. Specifically, when pushed inside the interior space of the folded bottom member 12, the bottom edges 46, 56 of the closure flaps 22, 24 abut a bottom panel 20 and the top edges 44, 54 abut the underside of the top panel 68. This configuration results in a surprisingly strong paper ramp 10 capable of bearing the weight of a typical office product (P) (Figures 9A-9C) or even the weight of a person (0) in a wheelchair (W) (Figures 8A-8C).
    More specifically, while the bottom edge 46 and the front edge 42 of the tabbed closure flap 22 are square (define a right angle), the top edge 44 and rear edge 48 form an obtuse included angle. In the assembled bottom member 12 the top edge 44 of the closure flap 22 is angled slightly downward from where it meets the side panel 18 so that the entire length of top edge 44 abuts the underside of the top panel 16 when the tabbed closure flap is pushed inside the wedge-shaped stricture as shown in Figure 6. Likewise, while bottom edge 56 and front edge 42 of the slotted closure flap 24 are square, top edge 54 is angled slightly downward so that it abuts the underside of the top panel 16 along the entire length of the top edge 54.
    Returning to Figures 1-3, each bottom panel 20 is foldably connected to a side panel 18 along the side panel bottom edge 40. Each bottom panel 20 is substantially rectangular and defines a distal edge 60 located away from and parallel to the side panel bottom. edge 40, a front edge 62 and a rear edge 64. The front edge 62 of each bottom panel 20 meets the top panel side edge 28 at the same point (P) where the bottom panel side 40 also meets the top panel side edge 28. Thus, three edges or lines 28, 40, 62 converge at point J (P). Optionally, each bottom panel 20 may be perforated with holes 66 to reduce the overall weight of ramp 10 without compromising strength.
    Figure 4 is a cross sectional view of the pre-formed top member 14 of Figure 2 taken along lines 4-4. The top member 14 is made from a paper blank that has been pre-formed into a desired shape, typically one incorporating guide rails 70. As shown in the figures the top member 14 comprises two parallel raised rails 70, a flat (planar) upper panel 68 which extends between raised rails 70 and slightly outside of raised rails 70, and two side flaps 72. The side flaps 72 extend from the flat upper panel 68 along fold lines 78 and have rear edges 81. The upper panel 68 is substantially rectangular and extends from a front edge 74 to a rear edge fold line 79 (co-linear with rear edges 81) and from one side edge 78 to the opposite side edge 78.
    When placed onto the bottom member 14 the top member upper panel 68 is substantially coextensive with the bottom member top panel 16. A rear extension panel 82 extends rearward from the upper panel 68, terminating in a rear edge 76, and is hingedly attached to the upper panel 68 along the fold line 79.
    Each top member side flap 72 is hingedly connected to the upper panel 68 along one of the side edges 78 and can be folded downward during ramp 10 assembly as will be described. The side panels 72 extend from a distance rearward of the front edge 74 to the rear fold line 79.
    The rails 70 are located in spaced parallel relationship to each other and may extend axially (lengthwise) along the entire length of the top member 14. The exact shape (profile) of the rails 70 may vary. In general, they are raised a desired height above the surface of the upper panel 68, which in one working example was 0.38 inches (0.965 cm). The rails 70 function as guides or barriers to help keep the casters or wheels of the article (A) on the ramp 10. Preferably the rails 70 are integrally formed in the top member 14, such as by first cutting a flat paper member to the desired dimensions and then forming the rails 70 using a die press. Alternatively, the rails may be formed as separate members which are then glued or otherwise adhered to the upper panel 68.
    The rails 70 may be similar to the M-shaped rails described in co-owned U.S. Patent No. 7,597,053 incorporated herein by reference.
    Assembling the Paper Ramp
    The paper ramp 10 is made by folding a die blank such as the one shown in Figures 2 and 3 into the wedge shaped bottom member 12 and then affixing it to the pre-formed top member 14.
    To form the bottom member 12, the side panels 18 are folded downward along side edges 28 until the side panels 18 are perpendicular to the top panel 16. Next, the bottom panels 20 are folded inward (toward each other) along bottom edges 40 until the bottom panels are in flat abutting relationship with each other, thus forming the general wedge shaped structure. The bottom panels 20 may be adhered to each other by adhesive or by other means. Finally, slotted closure flap 24 and tabbed closure flap 22 are folded inward as shown in Figure 6 and tab 50 is inserted into slot 52.
    One working example slotted closure flap 24 was folded inside the wedge shaped structure until it defined about a 50 degree included angle with the side panel 18 to which it is attached. Likewise, tabbed closure flap 22 was folded inside the wedge shaped structure until it defined about an 84 degree included angle with the side panel 18 to which it is attached. When folded in this way, the top edge 54 of the slotted closure flap 24 and the top edge 44 of the tabbed closure flap 22 abut the underside of the top panel 16 along their entire length. Put another way, the slotted closure flap 24 and the tabbed closure flap 22 extend from the bottom panels 20 to the underside of the top panel 16.
    As a result, these two closure flaps 22, 24 add surprising load bearing support to the ramp 10.
    As previously described, the top member 14 may be formed by first cutting a flat paper member to the desired dimensions and then forming the rails 70 using a die press.
    The pre-formed top member 14 is then affixed to the folded bottom member 12 using adhesive or other means. The top member rear extension panel 82 may be affixed to the bottom member rear extension flap 34 with the bottom member rear extension flap 34 partially folded under as shown in Figure 5.
    The finished, assembled ramp 10 is shown in Figures 1, 5 and 6. When assembled, the ramp 10 comprises a demolition (inclined), rectangular, load bearing upper panel 68 with a pair of raised rails 70; triangular, vertically oriented side panels 18 extending downward from the upper panel 68; and bottom panels 20 fold inwardly underneath the upper panel 68. Despite being made of paper or paper based materials, the wedge shape and inwardly folded closure flaps 22, 24 create a ramp 10 having surprising load bearing strength.
    Using the Ramp
    To use the assembled ramps 10 the user positions the ramps 10 adjacent to the base (B) as shown in Figure 1. Preferably the ramp 10 is positioned with the side panel rear edges 42 abutting a vertical surface of the base (B) and the top member extension panel 82 extending over the horizontal surface of the base (B). The ramp 10 may be folded down along fold lines 79, 39 so that the bottom member rear extension flap 34 and top member rear extension panel 82 remain on the base (B) as shown in Figure 1. When installed in this fashion, the extension panel 82 is oriented in a substantially horizontal plane, whereas upper panel 68 is sloped.
    Figures 8A through 8C are perspective views of the ramps 10 shown being used by the operator (0) of a wheelchair (W) to maneuver the wheelchair (W) up the ramps 10 onto a step (S). Figures 9A through 9C are perspective views of the ramp 10 shown being used to unload an office appliance (A).
    The ramp 10 may be used singly or in pairs. The ramp 10 may be shipped along with the packaged article (A) either unassembled (flat) or assembled.
    Alternative Embodiment
    Figure 7 is a perspective view of a partially assembled ramp according to a second embodiment of the present invention. The ramp 110 comprises a top member 112 similar to that in the first embodiment, but a slightly different bottom member 114. As in the previous embodiment, the bottom member 114 comprises a top panel, two opposing substantially triangular side panels 118 and two bottom panels 120. However, the closure flaps are different.
    As in the first embodiment, the top member 112 is an elongated piece of paper or paper based material comprising a flat upper panel 142, two parallel raised rails 144, and two side closure flaps 146. The upper panel 142 is substantially rectangular and defines a front edge 147, a rear edge and two opposing side edges 149. Each side closure flap 146 is connected to the upper panel 142 along one of the side edges and is folded downward during assembly of the ramp 110. The rails 144 are located in spaced parallel relationship to each other and extend axially (lengthwise) along the entire length of the top member 112 to act as guides or barriers to help guide the casters or wheels of an article being unloaded down ramp 110.
    The rails 144 help insure that the castered or wheeled article does not roll off the side of the ramp 10. The rails 70 may be similar to the M-shaped rails described in co-owned U.S. Patent No. 7,597,053 incorporated herein by reference.
    Each bottom panel 120 is sufficiently connected to a side panel 118 along the side panel bottom edge 119. Each bottom panel 120 may be substantially rectangular and define a front edge and a rear edge 136.
    The bottom member 114 has three closure flaps, namely, two opposing slotted closure flaps 122 and a third double tabbed closure flap 124. Each slotted closure flap 122 is trapezoidal in shape and is foldably attached to a side panel 118 along its rear edge 126. Each slotted closure flap 122 defines top and bottom edges 128, 130 and a rear or distal edge 132.
    The double tabbed closure flap 124 is triangular and is attached to a bottom panel 120 along a rear fold line 136. A tab 138 extends from each angled edge 140 and is configured to cooperatively engage a slot 134 in one of the slotted closure flaps 122 when the tabbed closure flap 124 and the two slotted closure flaps 122 are folded inward during assembly of ramp 110.
    Thus there has been described a ramp 10, 110 made from a folded paper bottom member 12, 112 and a formed paper top member 14, 114 which can be used to load or unload a castered or wheeled article onto or off of a pallet or shipping base (B). The assembled ramp 10, 110 is substantially wedge shaped with a rearward extension which rests on the base (B) and a front edge which rests on the adjacent floor or ground. Despite being made of paper, the shape and construction of the assembled ramp 10, 110 results in a surprisingly strong load bearing structure. The ramp 10, 110 may include various means for stabilizing the ramp 10, 110 in its three dimensional form, including various interlocking tab arrangements as shown in the figures and described above.
    It is understood that the embodiments of the invention described above are only particular examples which serve to illustrate the principles of the invention. Modifications and alternative embodiments of the invention are contemplated which do not depart from the scope of the invention as defined by the foregoing teachings and appended claims. It is intended that the claims cover all such modifications and alternative embodiments that fall within their scope.
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    Claims (8)
    [1] 1. A paper ramp (10) comprising: a bottom member (12) made from a paper blank folded into a wedge shaped structure defining an interior space and comprising an elongated sloping top panel (16) having opposing side edges (28) and an underside, two vertically oriented, opposing, triangular side panels (18) foldably attached to the top panel (16) along the opposing side edges (28), each side panel defining a bottom edge (40) and a rear edge (42), a horizontally oriented bottom panel (20) hingedly attached to each side panel (18) along the bottom edge (40), a first closure flap (22) hingedly attached to one of the side panels (18) along the rear edge (42), and a second closure flap (24) hingedly attached to the other side panel (18) along its rear edge (42), the first and second closure flaps (22, 24) being folded inside the wedge shaped structure interior space; and a separate pre-formed paper top member (14) comprising an elongated flat upper panel (68) having a length, opposing side edges (78) and two integrally formed, raised rails (70) located in spaced parallel relationship to each other and extending the length of the upper panel (68); wherein the top member (12) is affixed to the bottom member (12) such that the body panel (68) is substantially coextensive with the sloping top panel (16).
    [2] 2. The paper ramp (10) of claim 1 wherein the first and second closure flaps (22, 24) have bottom edges (46, 56) that abut a bottom panel (20) and top edges (44, 54) that abut the underside of the top panel (68) to provide load bearing support.
    [3] 3. The paper ramp (10) of claim 2 wherein the second closure flap (24) defines a slot (52) and the first closure flap (22) includes a tab (50) which cooperatively engages the slot (52) when the ramp is assembled.
    [4] 4. The paper ramp (10) of claim 3 wherein the top member (14) further comprises side flaps (72) extending downward from the side edges (78).
    [5] 5. The paper ramp (10) of claim 1 wherein the top member (14) further comprises a rear extension panel (82) extending rearward from the upper panel (68) and hingedly attached thereto along a fold line (79).
    [6] 6. The paper ramp (10) of claim 1 wherein the first closure flap (22) has a free top edge (44), a free bottom edge (46) and a free rear edge (48) extending between the top and bottom edges (44, 46), the bottom edge (46) and rear edge (48) forming a ninety degree included angle, the top edge (44) and rear edge (48) forming an obtuse included angle, the top edge (44) having a length, wherein the top edge (44) abuts the underside of the top panel (16) along the entire length of the top edge (44) when the ramp (10) is assembled.
    [7] 7. The paper ramp (10) of claim 6 wherein the second closure flap (24) has a free top edge (54), a free bottom edge (56) and a free rear edge (58) extending between the top and bottom edges (54, 56), the bottom edge (56) and rear edge (58) forming a ninety degree included angle, the top edge (54) and rear edge (58) forming an obtuse included angle, the top edge (54) having a length, wherein the top edge (54) abuts the underside of the top panel (16) along the entire length of the top edge (54) when the ramp (10) is assembled.
    [8] 8. A method of using a paper ramp (10) to off-load an article (A) from a base (B), the method comprising the steps of: providing a paper ramp (10) having a bottom member (12) and a separate pre-formed top member (14) according to claim 5; shipping the bottom member (12) to the user in its flat, unfolded configuration along with the pre-formed top member (14); folding the flat bottom member (12) into a three dimensional wedge shaped structure; affixing the pre-formed top member (14) to the bottom member (12) to form the paper ramp (10); and positioning the paper ramp (10) against the base (B) with the rear extension panel (82) overlaying the base (B).
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