Conveying device

The conveying device with a curved hand-pushing member and rotation prevention structure addresses hand injury risks and space inefficiencies by integrating protection and stability, enhancing user safety and logistics efficiency.

JP2026085909AActive Publication Date: 2026-05-25NIKKEN LEASE KOGYO CO LTD
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Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
NIKKEN LEASE KOGYO CO LTD
Filing Date
2025-11-12
Publication Date
2026-05-25

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Technical Problem

Conventional conveying devices with manually pushing members pose a risk of hand injuries due to direct contact with walls or equipment, and the separate protective members increase storage and transportation space requirements.

Method used

A conveying device with a hand-pushing member that includes a curved portion and a rotation prevention structure, allowing the member to be fixed in multiple directions, eliminating the need for separate protective devices and reducing storage and transportation space.

Benefits of technology

The curved design prevents hand injuries and reduces the space required for storage and transportation by eliminating the need for separate protective devices, while maintaining secure grip and stability on inclined surfaces.

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Abstract

It protects those who use the conveying device, while also addressing the difficulty of handling the hand-pushed components. To resolve an obstacle. [Solution] A conveying device comprising a push member that extends vertically, in which the lower end of the push member is inserted into a hole provided in at least one corner of a base plate equipped with casters and fixed in a removable manner, the push member having a curved portion, and a rotation prevention structure in the hole that can fix the curved portion in multiple directions, so that the push member can grip and transport the loaded material regardless of the direction in which it is fixed.
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