Improvements in and relating to the packeting of bricks and other brick or block like articles for transport

Abstract

Abstract 677,751. Parcelling bricks. PERSSON, B. E., LUNDGREN, E. E., and ELGENSTIERNA, R. M. April 19, 1950 [April 22, 1949; Sept. 12, 1949], No. 9665/50. Class 94(i) A parcel of bricks consists of a number of layers of bricks including a base layer 2 and an uppermost layer which are both narrower than the intermediate layers, all the bricks being supported by the base layer and recesses 3 being provided by the opposite sides of the base layer 2 and the bottom of the projecting portion of the layer immediately above it for easy lifting and transport of the parcel, and at least one binding device 1, which stretches under the base layer and round the stack and over the uppermost layer and holds the whole stack of bricks together. The stack of bricks, either temporarily bound or before binding, is vibrated to settle the bricks more firmly as a stack.

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