Abstract: A transport container includes a container body (14) and a container lid (12) pivotably mounted at the container body, with a multitude of guide rollers (58) at the container body (14) and a telescopic handle (64) spaced apart from the guide rollers (58), each at the side of the container body (14) opposite the container lid (12). A stacking frame (50) is attached to the rectangular container body (14), or is integrated into the rectangular container body (14). The container body (14) has rounded corners, but is free of supports or recesses (82) for guide rollers (58). The stacking frame (50) forms at least three stacking guides (52, 54), and the guide rollers (58) are mounted inside or at the stacking frame (50).

Abstract: The invention relates to a container (10) with a container body (12) and a cover (14), with which the container body (12) can be closed on its upper side. The container (10) is embodied as a hood container which has a lower part (16), which can be detached from the container body (12) and is further provided with a recess. The container body (12) has on its lower side a circumferential extruded profile (44), which interacts with an extruded profile (44) on the upper side of the lower part (16), wherein a plurality of bent lever closures are provided for connection between the container body (12) and the lower part (16). By closure of the plurality of bent lever closures the container body (12) can be connected to the lower part (16) such that a seal (62) inserted between both extruded profiles (44) can be compressed by stop faces of the extruded profiles (44) by a specified level.

Abstract: The device (20) for moving load carriers, such as crates, containers, kegs, comprising a base plate (10), which encompasses a loading surface (11) with a free lower side (12), from which a flange (14) projects substantially at right angles, can be fixed to the lower side (12) of the base plate, resting against the flange (14) for the purpose of storing and transporting stackable containers in a space-saving manner, yet being able to maneuver or move loaded containers in narrow spaces without effort