Plastic uptake tray

Abstract

The utility model relates to a plastic uptake tray. The plastic uptake tray comprises a plastic uptake tray main body, the plastic uptake tray further comprises upper covers, pressing blocks and a plurality of plastic uptake tray bodies, the upper covers are stacked together, the upper covers are located on the uppermost portion, and the pressing blocks are distributed and installed on the upper-layer plastic uptake tray bodies and the bottoms of the upper covers. A plurality of parts are positioned and placed on the blister tray bodies, the pressing blocks correspond to the parts in a one-to-one mode, and the pressing blocks are located above the corresponding parts and are in zero contact with the corresponding parts. And protection on the parts is improved, and the parts are prevented from being damaged.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to a tray, in particular to a plastic - suction tray. Background Art

[0002] Conventional plastic - suction trays play a certain protective role for parts, but cannot provide good protection for special parts. For example, for circular parts, there is no way to limit their position on the plastic - suction tray, which will cause the parts to rotate during transportation and damage the parts. Content of the Utility Model

[0003] The utility model provides a plastic - suction tray, aiming to enhance the protection of parts and avoid damaging parts.

[0004] The technical solution of the utility model is as follows:

[0005] A plastic - suction tray, which includes a plastic - suction tray main body; characterized in that the plastic - suction tray further includes an upper cover and pressing blocks. A number of plastic - suction tray main bodies and upper covers are stacked together, with the upper cover at the top. A number of pressing blocks are distributed and installed at the bottom of each upper - layer plastic - suction tray main body and the upper cover.

[0006] A number of parts are placed on each plastic - suction tray main body in a positioned manner. Each pressing block corresponds to each part one by one. The pressing block is located above the corresponding part and is in zero - contact with the corresponding part; without gravity pressing on the upper part of the part, while preventing the part from being stressed, it can also prevent the part from bouncing and rotating during transportation, so as to achieve the purpose of protecting the structural components of the part.

[0007] The plastic - suction tray main body has a number of support frames, and each support frame is evenly distributed around the edge of the plastic - suction tray main body.

[0008] When a number of plastic - suction tray main bodies and upper covers are stacked together, the upper ends of the support frames of the lower - layer plastic - suction tray main body support the upper - layer plastic - suction tray main body or the bottom of the upper cover. When adjacent plastic - suction tray main bodies are reversed left - right or front - back, their support frames are staggered; making the overall structure more evenly stressed and more stable.

[0009] The plastic - suction tray main body and the upper cover have a retaining edge, and the retaining edge is located around the bottom edge of the plastic - suction tray main body and the upper cover.

[0010] When a number of plastic - suction tray main bodies and upper covers are stacked together, the retaining edges of the upper - layer plastic - suction tray main body and the upper cover are stuck outside the support frames of the lower - layer plastic - suction tray main body, forming a limit; effectively preventing the plastic - suction tray main bodies and the upper covers from being misaligned and moving.

[0011] The pressing block matches the corresponding part, and a contour groove for accommodating the upper end of the corresponding part to be placed is arranged on its lower end surface; increasing the friction force.

[0012] The blister tray body and the bottom of the upper cover are hollowed out and provided with a number of bosses, and the pressing blocks are fixedly connected to the bosses on the bottom of the blister tray body and the upper cover;

[0013] A number of blister tray bodies and upper covers are stacked together, and the bosses of the bottommost blister tray body form support feet. Description of the Drawings

[0014] Figure 1 is a three-dimensional view of the blister tray.

[0015] Figure 2 is a three-dimensional view of the blister tray body.

[0016] Figure 3 is a three-dimensional view of the upper cover.

[0017] Figure 4 is a three-dimensional view of the pressing block.

[0018] In the figure, the blister tray body 1, the support frame 1-1, the first retaining edge 1-2, the first boss 1-3, the upper cover 2, the second retaining edge 2-1, the second boss 2-2, the pressing block 3, the contour groove 3-1, and the part 4. Detailed Implementation Manner

[0019] As Figures 1-4 shown, a blister tray includes a blister tray body 1, an upper cover 2, and a pressing block 3. The blister tray body 1 has a number of support frames 1-1, and each support frame 1-1 is evenly distributed around the edge of the blister tray body 1. The blister tray body 1 has a first retaining edge 1-2, and the first retaining edge 1-2 is located around the bottom edge of the blister tray body 1. The upper cover 2 has a second retaining edge 2-1, and the second retaining edge 2-1 is located around the bottom edge of the upper cover 2. The bottom of the blister tray body 12 is hollowed out and provided with a number of first bosses 1-3, and the bottom of the upper cover is hollowed out and provided with a number of second bosses 2-2;

[0020] A number of blister tray bodies 1 and upper covers 2 are stacked together, with the upper cover 2 on the top. The upper ends of the support frames of the lower blister tray body support the upper blister tray body or the bottom of the upper cover. The adjacent blister tray bodies are reversed left and right or front and back, and their support frames are staggered. The retaining edges of the upper blister tray body and the upper cover are stuck outside the support frames of the lower blister tray body to form a limit. A number of pressing blocks are fixedly connected to the bosses on the upper blister tray body and the bottom of the upper cover;

[0021] A number of parts 4 are placed on each blister tray body 1 in a positioned manner. Each pressing block 3 corresponds to each part 4 one by one. The pressing block 3 is located above the corresponding part 4 and is in zero contact with the corresponding part 4. The pressing block 4 matches the corresponding part 4, and a contour groove 3-1 for accommodating the upper end of the corresponding part 5 to be inserted is provided on its lower end surface.

[0022] The above are only the preferred specific embodiments of the present utility model, but the protection scope of the present utility model is not limited thereto. Any person skilled in the art within the technical scope disclosed by the present utility model, according to the technical solution of the present utility model and its inventive concept, makes equivalent substitutions or changes, and should be covered within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A blister tray, comprising a blister tray body; characterized in that: The blister tray also includes an upper cover and a pressing block. A plurality of blister tray bodies and upper covers are stacked together, the upper cover is located at the top, and a plurality of pressing blocks are distributed and installed on each upper blister tray body and the bottom of the upper cover; A number of parts are positioned and placed on each blister tray body, and each pressing block corresponds to each part one by one. The pressing block is located above the corresponding part and has no contact with the corresponding part.

2. A blister tray according to claim 1, characterized in that: The blister tray body has a plurality of support frames, and each support frame is evenly distributed around the edge of the blister tray body; When several blister tray bodies and upper covers are stacked together, the upper ends of the support frames of the lower blister tray bodies are supported on the bottom of the upper blister tray body or the upper cover, and the adjacent blister tray bodies are turned upside down left and right or front and back, and their support frames are staggered.

3. A blister tray according to claim 1, characterized in that: The blister tray body and the upper cover have ribs, and the ribs are located around the bottom edges of the blister tray body and the upper cover; When a plurality of blister tray bodies and upper covers are stacked together, the retaining edges of the upper blister tray body and the upper cover are stuck on the outer sides of the supporting frames of the lower blister tray body to form a limit position.

4. A blister tray according to claim 1, characterized in that: The pressing block matches the corresponding part, and a contour groove for accommodating the upper end of the corresponding part is arranged on the lower end surface of the pressing block.

5. The blister tray according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bottom of the blister tray body and the upper cover are hollowed out, and a plurality of bosses are reserved, and the pressing block is fixedly connected to the bosses on the bottom of the blister tray body and the upper cover; A plurality of blister tray bodies and upper covers are stacked together, and the bosses of the bottom blister tray body form supporting feet.

Images