BR102016011270A2 - IMPROVEMENT IN PROCESSING OF PACKAGING AND PROTECTION OF FOOTWEAR AND SIMILAR AND PACKAGING OF FOOTWEAR - Google Patents

Abstract

The present privilege of invention concerns the improvement in the process of packaging and protection of footwear and the like and footwear packaging, capable of providing greater agility in the production line, economy and safety of the footwear, besides allowing greater visibility to the packaged product. consists of the use of specifically shaped inflatable plastic air bags for external protection and at the same time internal padding of the shoes in the following variations: version - box and flip lid with open and close function for one or more pair of shoes, version, open bubble / sealed for one or more pairs of shoes, and bubble version for each foot of the shoe joined by coupling to form the pair. All versions have the same structural concept, that is, they are made up of plastic air bubbles, but due to their distinct shapes they present assembly process with specific operations, different ways of handling and use at the point of sale. The proposed packaging process basically consists of the use of plastic air bags, developed with specific format for each version, according to the type of footwear and numbering (size), which should preferably be supplied stacked and without air inside to occupy the smallest. possible volume in transportation, inventory and production.

Description

“IMPROVEMENT IN THE PROCESS OF PACKAGING AND PROTECTION OF FOOTWEAR AND SIMILAR AND FOOTWEAR PACKAGING”.

Field of Application 1 The present privilege of invention relates to improvement in the process of wrapping and protecting footwear and the like and footwear packaging, capable of providing greater agility in the production line, economy and safety of footwear, as well as allowing greater visibility. to the packaged product.

State of the Art 2 Currently, the footwear industry mostly uses for packaging and protection of its shoes a small cardboard box, already characterized by the brand and colors of the company, able to receive a pair of shoes, a tissue paper that It can also be featured with the company brand and colors, a pair of plastic rods and paper bushing as a filler inside the shoe to prevent deformation of the nipple and often the leather as a whole. This small box, in turn, is packed in a larger box able to receive an average of 20 small boxes, which the footwear industry often calls “grid”, by the combination of numbering and model of shoes produced. 3 However, currently this form of packaging presents several drawbacks, either in the environmental appeal for the use of paper, inks and adhesives on a large scale, imposing high costs generated with characterization and stylization of these packages, in the physical space required to store the packaging inside. from the factory, the complexity of steps for shoe packaging, as well as the dubious footwear protection that this form of packaging offers. Other drawbacks of using cartons and cartons are the low moisture resistance which shortens the shelf life of the carton and can lead to the proliferation of moths and other organisms such as dust mites. 4 It is increasingly known that the use of paper by industry ends up indirectly encouraging the degradation and disoriented exploitation of natural resources, leaving serious and irreversible damage to the environment. In the same vein, the inks and adhesives used in the characterization, stylization and construction of these traditional packaging pose a risk to workers' health, as they are exposed to these harmful agents, as well as their disposal, which is not always consciously done by the consumer. In the end, it results in serious damage to the environment. Moreover, by the volume they occupy, these conventional packages need to be parked in considerable physical space near the production line, until their assembly and use, remaining in relevant inconvenience in the manufacturing process. 6 Regarding the complex process of using conventional packaging, the footwear industry currently receives disassembled boxes from the packaging industries and park them close to the production line. At this point one or more employees, depending on the volume of production, are assigned to assemble the small boxes (unfolding with or without glue) that will pack a pair of shoes. When a pair of shoes is ready at the end of the production line, each foot of the shoe receives a brown paper bushing inside, as a way to prevent deformation of the leather, especially the nipple. This brown paper bushing is anchored in the nipple region by a rod that extends to the heel region of the shoe. Afterwards, this pair of footwear is wrapped in a thin paper, usually a kind of tissue paper, and finally packed in small boxes, which in turn will be packed in a larger box able to receive on average 20 small boxes, which the The footwear industry often calls it “grade”, by combining numbering and model of footwear produced. 7 Given the vulnerability of paper to shocks and moisture, the protection of these products is relative, as even when they reach distributors, stores, shopping malls or other places for sale, they will be subject to all kinds of adversity. , whether in shipping, transportation or even storage.

Description of the Invention 8 The object of the present privilege of invention is to effectively solve the limitations found in the conventional packaging that the footwear industry uses for the packaging and protection of its shoes. This is achieved through a new process of wrapping and protection of footwear and the like that has given rise to a number of new and unique footwear packaging arrangements, which provide greater agility in the production line, economy and safety of footwear, as well as allowing greater visibility. the product packaged during storage, transport and at the point of sale. 9 The new process of packaging and protection of shoes and the like and proposed packaging for shoes consists of the use of inflatable air bags of specific shape for external protection and at the same time internal filling of the shoes in the following variations: “box and hinged lid version with open and close function for one or more pair of shoes ”,“ open / sealed blister version for one or more footwear ”, and“ bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by pairing pair ”. All proposed versions have the same structural concept, that is, they are made up of plastic air bubbles, but due to their different shapes they present assembly process with specific operations, different ways of handling and use at the point of sale, as well as distinct advantages. In general, the proposed packaging process basically consists of the use of plastic air bags, developed with a specific format for each version, according to the type of footwear and numbering (size), which should preferably be supplied stacked and without air inside. occupy the smallest possible volume in transportation, inventory and production. The packaging sequence may vary depending on the version and also depending on the number of filling valves that the air pockets can be fitted, as well as the automations that each manufacturer will adopt due to the available investments and the production volumes of each model. shoe. 10 The process of packaging the “open box and cover hinged lid version” plastic air bag for one or more pair of shoes proposed starts with the controlled filling (time and pressure) of it with compressed air through a valve or more, causing the inner air cushions to inflate at their greatest volume. Afterwards the pair of shoes to be packed is fitted so that each inner air cushion is inserted into each foot. Alternatively, this operation can be reversed by introducing the inner air cushion into an empty condition and being inflated when inside the leather, thus providing an inside-out pressure on the footwear, further ensuring that it is snug and snug. original format. Thereafter the outer rings are inflated in the same manner as previously described, through one or more valves, after the package can be closed (folded) by engaging one another. In this way the pair of shoes remains inside the package avoiding deformation of the leather by the action of the inner airbags, and as a whole protected by the outer air rings. The coupling of the outer air rings can be top or male / female to prevent misalignment and provide greater sealing against moisture and packing dust, which can have various types of closures, such as tie straps, quick connect straps, tape adhesive, among others. The outer rings may also contain carrying handles and couplings for coupling the package with others for generation of a "grid", without necessarily using a larger carton for transport and storage. 11 The “open / sealed blister” plastic air bag for one or more pairs of shoes allows the packaging to be opened by the seller / consultant during the trial and / or sale of the shoe, including dispensing with the carrying bag. This can be carried by their optional straps, as well as being used by buyers to better protect shoes at home or on travel. At the point of sale these packages can be displayed stacked, on shelves or open against a vertical or horizontal surface, especially if it is transparent or has transparent or translucent parts that show the footwear, while serving as a protective element and decorative ornament. . 12 The process of packaging the “bubble-shaped air bag for each foot of the footwear joined by pair-forming coupling” begins with the controlled filling (time and pressure) of the inner cushion with compressed air through a valve or more, causing the inner air cushion to inflate at its largest volume. Afterwards the pair of shoes should be inserted into the inner airbag. Alternatively this operation can occur in reverse by introducing the inner air cushion into the empty condition and being inflated when inside the leather, thus providing an inside-out pressure on the footwear, further ensuring that it is snug and tight. its original format. The closure of the package occurs by normal or inverted wrapping of the outer pouch face which can be sealed and then filled with compressed air at its maximum volume. 13 The “open / sealed bubble” air bag for one or more pairs of shoes may alternatively generate a leftover material which may result in a kind of handle allowing the package to be carried easily and may be exposed to stores hanging on gondolas, especially if it has transparent parts that show off the shoes.At the point of sale, this innovative packaging can dispense with the use of transport bags, minimizing costs to retailers, being sustainable and collaborating with the environment. This packaging version is only used at the time of sale, requiring only that the inner air cushion be inflated to accommodate the pair of shoes, the outer bag with the "mouth open", serving only as a bag with carrying handles, or be sealed and fully inflated at the point of sale using specific air compression equipment s for this application 14 The bubble-air bag for each foot of the footwear joined by a pair-forming coupling begins with the controlled filling (time and pressure) of the inner pad with compressed air through a valve. or more, causing the inner airbag to inflate at its highest volume. Afterwards the foot of the shoe should be inserted in the internal air cushion. Alternatively this operation can occur in reverse by introducing the inner air cushion into the empty condition and being inflated when inside the leather, thus providing an inside-out pressure on the footwear, further ensuring that it is snug and tight. its original format. The closure of the package occurs by normal or inverted wrapping of the outer pouch face which can be sealed and then filled with compressed air at its maximum volume. The final packaging of the pair of shoes occurs by coupling each foot properly packed by its plastic bag. The joining may be mechanical or chemical, preferably carried out in the following ways: by snapping flaps, by means of adhesive tapes, quick-release clips, strips with mechanical interference clamps, elastic bands, among others. 15 The “bubble-to-foot” version of each pair of footwear coupled to the pair may alternatively generate a leftover material, which may result in a kind of handle allowing the package to be carried easily and may be displayed in stores. hanging on gondolas, especially if it has transparent parts that display the shoes. At the point of sale, this innovative packaging can dispense with the use of transport bags, minimizing costs to tenants, being sustainable and collaborating with the environment. There is also the alternative possibility of this version of packaging being used only at the time of sale, requiring only that the internal airbags are inflated to accommodate the pair of shoes, being sealed and inflated at the point of sale through the use of compression equipment. specific to this application. The biggest advantage of this solution is that it allows the retailer to expose one of the feet that make up the pair of shoes, so that it is exposed taking up the smallest possible space, with internal padding to prevent deformation while being protected from moisture, dust and improper handling.

Advantages of the Invention Advantages of the present invention privilege over conventional packaging are: - more agile manufacturing process; - optimization of physical space on the production line; - decrease in packaging weight; - reduction of manufacturing cost; - double function of packaging, as it acts as a means of protection and as a showcase of footwear at the point of sale; - may have varied external format, which allows customization of the product according to the manufacturer brand or temporary on commemorative dates; - brands, product details can be highlighted in regions with low or high relief; - Ability to match colors and transparencies; - possibility of using fragrances in plastic material; - allows in the empty (inflated) space to have colored liquids or other decorative materials, including gifts; - version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more pair of shoes” has user reusability; - the “open / sealed blister for one or more pair of shoes” and “blister for each foot of the footwear joined together by pairing” versions allow the footwear to be in “untouchable” condition, which provides the buyer or user, total exclusivity; - greater protection to shoes especially moisture; - Internal air cushion of footwear prevents deformation of the leather (tongues, straps, ornaments and other ornaments), and especially the nipple; - less aggression to the environment, by reducing the inputs involved; - Possibility of generating "crates" for transport and storage, easy coupling without the need for larger boxes for transport; - carry handle can eliminate the need for bags at the point of sale, increasing convenience and being more sustainable; - optionally allows you to have bulges or pockets for adding graphic advertising materials; - “bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by pairing coupling” allows only one foot that makes up the footwear pair to be exposed taking up the smallest possible space.

DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES 17 In order to allow a full understanding of the improvement in the process of wrapping and protecting footwear and the like and footwear packaging, object of the present privilege of the invention, it is now described in detail, based on the following figures: Figure 1 - Isometric perspective of the plastic air bag version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more pair of shoes”, inflated and open;

Figure 2 - Front view of the plastic air bag version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more pair of shoes”, inflated and open;

Figure 3 - Top view of the plastic air bag version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more pair of shoes”, inflated and open;

Figure 4 - Side view of the plastic air bag version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more pair of shoes”, inflated and open;

Figure 5 - Isometric perspective of the plastic air bag version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more shoes”, inflated, open and with a pair of shoes fitted;

Figure 6 - Front view of the plastic air bag version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more shoes”, inflated, open and with a pair of shoes fitted;

Figure 7 - Top view of the plastic air bag version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more shoes”, inflated, open and with a pair of shoes fitted;

Figure 8 - Side view of the plastic air bag version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more shoes”, inflated, open and with a pair of shoes fitted;

Figure 9 - Isometric perspective of the plastic air bag package version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more shoes”, inflated, closed and with a pair of shoes fitted;

Figure 10 - Front view of the plastic air bag version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more shoes”, inflated, closed and with a pair of shoes fitted;

Figure 11 - Top view of the plastic air bag version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more shoes”, inflated, closed and with a pair of shoes fitted;

Figure 12 - Side view of the plastic air bag version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more shoes”, inflated, closed and with a pair of shoes fitted;

Figure 13 - Isometric perspective of the “open / sealed bubble” air bag package for one or more pairs of shoes, with the inner air cushion inflated;

Figure 14 - Front view of the “open / sealed bubble” air bag package for one or more pairs of shoes, with the inner air cushion inflated;

Figure 15 - Side view of the “open / sealed bubble” air bag package for one or more pairs of shoes, with the inner air cushion inflated;

Figure 16 - Top view of the “open / sealed bubble” air bag package for one or more pairs of shoes, with the inner air cushion inflated;

Figure 17 - Isometric perspective of the “open / sealed blister” air bag package for one or more pairs of shoes, with the inflated inner cushion and a pair of fitted shoes;

Figure 18 - Front view of the “open / sealed bubble” air bag package for one or more pairs of shoes, with the inflated inner cushion and a pair of fitted shoes;

Figure 19 - Side view of the “open / sealed blister” air bag package for one or more pairs of shoes, with the inflated air inner cushion and a pair of mounted shoes;

Figure 20 - Top view of the “open / sealed bubble” air bag package for one or more pairs of shoes, with the inflated inner cushion and a pair of shoes fitted;

Figure 21 - Isometric perspective of the “open / sealed blister air bag package for one or more pair of shoes”, with the inner cushion and inflated air bag containing a pair of mounted and sealed shoes;

Figure 22 - Front view of the “open / sealed bubble” air bag package for one or more pairs of shoes, with the inner cushion and inflated air bag containing a pair of mounted and sealed shoes;

Figure 23 - Side view of the “open / sealed bubble” air bag package for one or more pairs of shoes, with the inner cushion and inflated air bag containing a pair of fitted and sealed shoes;

Figure 24 - Top view of the “open / sealed bubble” air bag package for one or more pairs of shoes, with the inner cushion and inflated air bag containing a pair of mounted and sealed shoes;

Figure 25 - Isometric perspective of the “open / sealed blister for one or more footwear” version plastic airbag packaging, with the inner cushion and inflated airbag, containing a pair of mounted and sealed shoes;

Figure 26 - Front view of the “open / sealed bubble” air bag package for one or more pairs of shoes, with the inner cushion and inflated air bag containing a pair of mounted and sealed shoes;

Figure 27 - Side view of the “open / sealed bubble” air bag package for one or more pairs of shoes, with the inner cushion and inflated air bag containing a pair of mounted and sealed shoes;

Figure 28 - Top view of the “open / sealed bubble” air bag package for one or more pair of shoes, with the inner cushion and inflated air bag containing a pair of mounted and sealed shoes;

Figure 29 - Isometric perspective of the air bag package, “bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by pairing coupling”, with inflated inner cushion and air bag;

Figure 30 - Front view of the plastic air bag package, “bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by pairing coupling”, with inflated inner cushion and air bag;

Figure 31 - Side view of the plastic air bag package, “bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by pairing coupling”, with inflated inner cushion and air bag;

Figure 32 - Top view of the plastic air bag package, “bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by pairing coupling”, with inflated inner cushion and air bag;

Figure 33 - Isometric perspective with open bottom facing upwards of the plastic air bag package, “bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by pairing coupling”, with inflated inner air cushion, with mounted footwear;

Figure 34 - Isometric perspective with sealed bottom facing upwards from the plastic air bag package, “bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by pairing coupling”, with inflated inner cushion and air bag, with mounted footwear;

Figure 35 - Isometric perspective of the airbag package, “bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by pairing coupling”, with inflated inner cushion and airbag with mounted footwear; Figure 36 - Front view of the airbag package, “bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by pairing coupling”, with inflated inner cushion and airbag with mounted footwear;

Figure 37 - Side view of the plastic air bag package, “bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by pairing coupling”, with inflated inner cushion and air bag with mounted footwear;

Figure 38 - Top view of the airbag package, “bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by pairing coupling”, with inflated inner cushion and airbag with mounted footwear;

Figure 39 - Isometric perspective of the coupling of two packages of the air bag, “bubble version for each foot of the shoe joined by pairing coupling”, with inflated inner cushion and air bag with mounted footwear;

Figure 40 - Front view of the coupling of two packages of the air bag, “bubble version for each foot of the shoe joined by pairing coupling”, with inflated inner cushion and air bag with mounted footwear;

Figure 41 - Side view of the coupling of two packages of the air bag, “bubble version for each foot of the shoe joined by pairing coupling”, with inflated inner pad and air bag with mounted footwear;

Figure 42 - Top view of the coupling of two packages of the air bag, “bubble version for each foot of the shoe joined by pairing coupling”, with inflated inner cushion and air bag with mounted footwear;

Figure 43 - Isometric perspective illustrating an example of an internal air cushion for closed shoes;

Figure 44 - Side view illustrating an example of an internal air cushion for closed shoes;

Figure 45 - Isometric perspective illustrating an example of an internal air cushion for closed shoes inflated within a closed shoe;

Fig. 46 is a side sectional view illustrating an example of an internal air cushion for closed shoes inflated within a closed shoe;

Figure 47 - Isometric perspective of a grid containing several packages plastic air bag version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more pairs of shoes”;

Figure 48 - Isometric perspective of a grid containing several packages of the “open / sealed bubble” air bag for one or more pairs of shoes;

Figure 49 - Isometric perspective of a grid containing several packages of the air bag, “bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by coupling to form the pair”;

Figure 50 - Isometric perspective illustrating various packages air plastic bag version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more pair of shoes”, opened and attached to a gondola / exhibitor;

Figure 51 - Isometric perspective illustrating various packaging plastic air bag version “box and hinged lid with open and close function for one or more pair of shoes”, closed and secured on a gondola / display;

Figure 52 - Isometric perspective illustrating various “open / sealed bubble” air bag packaging for one or more pairs of shoes, attached to a gondola / display;

Figure 53 - Isometric perspective illustrating various air bubble pouches, "bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by pairing coupling" version, secured in pairs on a gondola / display;

Figure 54 - Isometric perspective illustrating various air bubble pouch packages, "bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by pairing coupling", arranged on shelves.

Detailed Description of the Invention 18 According to figures 1 to 54, the improvement in the process of wrapping and protecting shoes and the like and shoe packaging, version "box and hinged lid with function opens and closes for one or more pairs of shoes" comprises a container (1) capable of accommodating footwear (8) and the like provided with independent compartments (1 ') and (Γ) containing the human foot-shaped inner air cushion (2) and the outer ring of (3), provided respectively with filling valves (4) and (5). Fill valves (4) are used to inflate the inner air cushions (2) and the fill valves (5) inflate the outer air rings (3). The independent compartments (1 ') and (1 ”) are joined by the flexible strip (7) which may or may not have an air duct for communicating the outer air rings (3), if so, there will only be a need for one valve. filling (5) in one of the independent compartments. 19 The inner air cushions (2) in turn are provided in the central region with a kind of accordion or inflatable stages (6) to allow variation in the size of the shoes (8), numbering 36 to 42 for example, according to the higher or lower pressure at the moment of inflating, allowing the correct expansion of the internal air cushions (2) inside the footwear (8) until the filling of the leather and consequent preservation of its shape and anchoring inside the container ( 1). Alternatively, the inner air cushions (2) may contain various air reliefs (13) that generate pressure inside the leather, aiding in its fastening, and protecting the shape of the shoe leather (8). Each container (1) alternatively has tabs (9 ') and areas (9 ”) provided with adhesive or push buttons or contact jaws for forming the grid (29) so that the tabs (9') connect together. areas (9 ”) both vertically and horizontally to ensure adequate support for transport and storage. Alternatively, the container (1) may have various closure systems, for example, the side flap (10), provided with adhesive or push buttons or contact jaws, oppositely disposed with the strip (11), with or without tears; which serve to keep the independent (1 ') and (1 ”) compartments closed. The side flap (10) may contain the slot (12) serving as a handle for manual transport or suspension in gondolas (31). In this way, we will have a production process with the following steps: at the end of the production line the pair of shoes (8) will be introduced into the container (1), fitted into the still empty inner air cushions (2); the operator inflates the internal air cushions (2) with the correct pressure through the filling valves (4) until the upper and the accordions (6) are perfectly filled and at the same moment the sealing of these filling valves occurs. (4). Depending on the type of footwear, they can be inserted into the already inflated inner airbags (2). The operator then inflates the outer air rings (3) through the fill valves (5) at the correct pressure. Finally, the independent compartments (1 ') and (Γ) are hinged (folded) through the flexible strip (7) so that they are positioned against each other and may be top or tongue / groove to prevent misalignment and provide larger seal against moisture and dust, and joined by the side flap (10), provided with adhesive or push buttons or contact jaws, opposite the strip (11). Thereafter, each container (1) is joined to the other by means of the tabs (9 ') and the grid forming areas (9 ”), without necessarily using a large carton for transport and storage. . Improvement in shoe and shoe protection and similar packaging and shoe packaging, "open / sealed blister" version for one or more pairs of shoes, alternatively comprises an air bag (14) with nozzle (14 '), disposed inside-out and provided at the lower end with an internal air cushion (15) shaped like a human foot, arranged together or separately, depending on the type of footwear, for receiving footwear (8), which illustrates, in the central and frontal region, of a kind of accordion or inflatable stages (16) to allow variation of the size of the footwear (numbering 36 to 42 for example) according to the greater or lesser pressure at the moment of inflating, allowing the expansion inner airbag (15) inside the shoe (8). Alternatively the inner airbag (15) may contain a plurality of air reliefs (13) that generate pressure within the shoe upper (8), aiding in the attachment and maintenance of the shape thereof. The inner airbag (15) is provided with the fill valve (17) and the filler air bag (18). Alternatively the pouch 14 may have the handle 20 for carrying by hand. Alternatively, to form a grid 30 for transport and storage, a plurality of air pockets 14 may be joined by any chemical or mechanical joint, dispensing with the use of a large carton for transport and storage. The packaging process of the "open / sealed blister version" for one or more pair of shoes presents, as a first step, the fitting of the pair of shoes (8) in the still empty inner airbag (15). Subsequently, controlled inflation (time and pressure) of the internal air cushion (15) with compressed air through a valve (17) occurs until the accordion or inflatable stages (16) generate the pressure necessary for proper anchoring of the air pair. shoes (8). As a next step, there is the inversion of the air bag (14), which was inside out, and consequent heat seal on the upper edge (19). Finally, we will have the controlled filling (time and pressure) of the air bag (14) with compressed air through the filling valve (18), allowing the protection of the footwear. If the air bag (14) has the handle (20) for manual transport and gondola suspension (31), heat sealing can be done at the factory so that the shoes can be protected during transport and storage. However, for a retail application, this package can only be used with an inflated inner airbag (15), so the airbag will serve as a bag. 23 Improvement in the process of wrapping and protecting footwear and the like and proposed shoe packaging alternatively comprises the "blister version for each foot of the shoe joined by pairing coupling" formed by the outer air bubble (21) able housing only one foot of the footwear (8) and the like, right or left, provided with the foot-like inner air cushion (22), provided in the central and frontal region, with a kind of accordion or inflatable stages (23 ) to allow the size of the shoe to vary (numbering 36 to 42 for example) according to the greater or lesser pressure at the time of inflating, allowing for the correct expansion of the inner air cushion (22) within the shoe (8) to the filling of the leather and consequent preservation of its shape and anchoring aided by the various air reliefs (13). The outer air bubble (21) illustrates the fill valve (25), while the inner air cushion (22) illustrates the fill valve (24). Alternatively the outer air bubble (21) may have the handle (26) for transport and also for suspending the gondola shoes (31). The production process for this presentation has the following steps: at the end of the production line the footwear will be introduced into the outer air bubble (21) through the side opening (27), and at this time it will be introduced into the footwear (8 ) on the still empty inner airbag (22); the operator inflates the internal air cushion (22) with the correct pressure through the filling valve (24) until the leather is perfectly filled and the inflatable stage or accordion (23) is expanded and the valve seals at the same moment. filler (24). Then, through a thermal weld, the lateral opening seal (27) occurs. The operator then inflates the external air bubble (21) through the fill valve (25) at the correct pressure. Finally, once these above steps are repeated with the opposite foot of the footwear (8) able to form a pair, we will have the formation of the containers (27) and (27 ') which when joined form the package (28), by joining chemical or mechanical means, which also serves to join the packaging (28) for forming the grid (33) for transport and storage. This new arrangement allows display, either separately or together, in showcases and shelves (32) or exposed suspended by the handle (26) in gondola (31).

Claims (14)

1- “IMPROVEMENT IN THE PROCESS OF PACKAGING AND PROTECTION OF FOOTWEAR AND SIMILAR AND FOOTWEAR PACKING” comprises in the version “box and hinged lid with function to open and close for one or more pair of shoes” a container (1) able to house shoes and similar, characterized in that they are provided with independent compartments (1 ') and (1 ”) which contain the internal air cushion (2) in the shape of a human foot and the external air ring (3), provided respectively with valves filling (4) and (5); the fill valves (4) serve to inflate the inner air cushions (2) and the fill valves (5) inflate the outer air rings (3). 2- “IMPROVEMENT IN THE PROCESS OF PACKAGING AND PROTECTION OF FOOTWEAR AND SIMILAR FOOTWEAR” according to claim 1, characterized in that the version “box and hinged lid opens and closes for one or more pair of shoes” have internal air cushions (2) provided in the central region with a kind of accordion or inflatable stages (6) to allow for varying shoe size, allowing for the correct expansion of the internal air cushions (2) within the shoe until the filling of the leather and consequent preservation of its shape and anchoring inside the container (1). 3. "IMPROVEMENT IN THE PROCESS OF PACKAGING AND PROTECTION OF FOOTWEAR AND SIMILAR AND FOOTWEAR PACKING" according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the version "box and hinged lid with function opens and closes for one or more pair of alternatively have internal air cushions (2) with various air reliefs (13) to generate pressure within the leather, helping to secure and protect the shape of the leather of the shoe. 4. "IMPROVEMENT IN THE PROCESS OF PACKAGING AND PROTECTION OF FOOTWEAR AND SIMILAR AND FOOTWEAR PACKING" according to claim 1, characterized in that the version "box and hinged lid with function opens and closes for one or more pairs of shoes" , have the independent compartments (1 ') and (1 ”) joined by the flexible strip (7) which may alternatively have an air channel for communicating the outer air rings (3), allowing the use of only one fill valve. (5) in one of the independent compartments (1 ') and (Γ). 5. "IMPROVEMENT IN THE PROCESS OF PACKAGING AND PROTECTION OF FOOTWEAR AND SIMILAR FOOTWEAR" according to claim 1, characterized in that the version "box and hinged lid with function opens and closes for one or more pairs of shoes" have containers (1) and (1 ') alternatively provided with tabs (9') and areas (9 ”) provided with adhesive, snap buttons or contact jaws for forming the grid (29) so that the tabs (9 ') connect to areas (9 ”) both vertically and horizontally to ensure adequate support for transport and storage. 6. "IMPROVEMENT IN THE PROCESS OF PACKAGING AND PROTECTION OF FOOTWEAR AND SIMILAR FOOTWEAR" according to claim 1, characterized in that the version "box and hinged lid with function opens and closes for one or more pairs of shoes" alternatively, the container (1) is provided with a closure system, for example, the side flap (10), provided with adhesive or push buttons or contact jaws, oppositely disposed with the strip (11), with or without slots, which serve to keep the independent (T) and (1 ”) compartments closed; the side flap 10 may contain the tear 12 to serve as a manual carrying handle or suspension in gondolas or displays. 7. “IMPROVEMENT IN THE PROCESS OF PACKAGING AND PROTECTION OF FOOTWEAR AND SIMILAR AND FOOTWEAR PACKAGING” according to claims 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 characterized by the fact that the version “box and hinged lid with function opens and closes for one or more pair of shoes ”, have an assembly process with the following steps: at the end of the production line the pair of shoes (8) is inserted into the container (1), fitted into the inner air cushions ( 2) still empty; the operator inflates the internal air cushions (2) with the correct pressure through the filling valves (4) until the upper and the accordions (6) are perfectly filled and at the same moment the sealing of these filling valves occurs. (4); afterwards, the operator inflates the outer air rings (3) through the fill valves (5) at the correct pressure; thereafter the independent compartments (1 ') and (Γ) are hinged (folded) through the flexible strip (7) so that they are positioned against each other and may be top or tongue / groove to prevent misalignment and provide greater sealing against moisture and dust, and joined by the side flap (10), provided with adhesive or push buttons or contact jaws, oppositely disposed to the strip (11); Finally, each container (1) is joined to the other by means of the tabs (9 ') and areas (9 ”) for forming the grid (29), without necessarily using a large cardboard package for transport and storage. 8- “IMPROVEMENT IN THE PROCESS OF PACKAGING AND PROTECTION OF FOOTWEAR AND SIMILAR AND FOOTWEAR PACKAGE”, characterized by alternatively comprising an “open / sealed blister version for one or more pair of shoes” consisting of an air bag (14) with nozzle (14 ') disposed inside out and provided at the lower end of the inner air cushion (15) arranged together or separated, depending on the type of footwear, for receiving footwear (8), which illustrates, in the central and frontal region, of a kind of accordion or inflatable stages (16) to allow the shoe size to vary according to the higher or lower pressure at the moment of inflating, allowing the correct expansion of the internal air cushion (15) inside the shoe (8); the inner air cushion (15) may contain a plurality of air reliefs (13) that generate pressure inside the shoe upper (8), aiding in the attachment and maintaining its shape; the inner airbag (15) is provided with the fill valve (17) and the filler air bag (18). 9. "IMPROVEMENT IN THE PROCESS OF PACKAGING AND PROTECTION OF FOOTWEAR AND SIMILAR AND FOOTWEAR PACKAGING" according to claim 8, characterized in that the "open / sealed blister for one or more pair of shoes" version alternatively has the pouch. (14), provided with the handle (20) with slot for manual transport. 10- “IMPROVEMENT IN THE PROCESS OF PACKAGING AND PROTECTION OF FOOTWEAR AND SIMILAR AND FOOTWEAR PACKAGING” according to claims 8 and 9, characterized in that the version “open / sealed blister for one or more pair of shoes” has a assembly process where first step starts from the fitting of the pair of shoes (8) on the still empty inner airbag (15); then controlled (time and pressure) filling of the internal airbag (15) with compressed air through a valve (17) occurs until the concertina or inflatable stages (16) generate the pressure necessary for proper anchoring of the shoes (8); The next step is the inversion of the air bag (14), which was inside out, and the consequent heat seal on the upper edge (19); Finally, controlled filling (time and pressure) of the air bag (14) with compressed air occurs through the filling valve (18), allowing the protection of the shoes (8); If the air bag (14) has the handle (20) for manual transport and gondola suspension (31), heat sealing can be done at the factory so that the shoes can be protected during transport and storage. 11. "Improvement in the process of packaging and protecting footwear and similar and footwear packaging" according to claims 8, 9 and 10, characterized in that the version "open / sealed blister for one or more pair of shoes" has an alternative assembly process for a retail application where this package can be used only with inflated inner airbag (15), thus the airbag will serve as a bag. 12- “IMPROVEMENT IN THE PROCESS OF PACKAGING AND PROTECTION OF FOOTWEAR AND SIMILAR PROTECTION AND FOOTWEAR PACKING”, characterized by alternatively, comprising a “bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by coupling for pair formation” formed by the external air bubble ( 21) fit only one foot of the shoe (8) and the like, right or left, provided with the foot-like inner air cushion (22), provided in the central and frontal region, of a kind of accordion or stages inflatable (23) to allow the size of the shoe to vary according to the higher or lower pressure at the moment of inflating, allowing the correct expansion of the internal air cushion (22) inside the shoe (8) until the leather is filled and consequent preservation of its shape and anchoring aided by the various air reliefs (13); the outer air bubble (21) illustrates the fill valve (25), while the inner air cushion (22) illustrates the fill valve (24). 13. "Improvement in the process of packaging and protection of footwear and similar and footwear packaging" according to claim 12, characterized in that the version "bubble for each foot of the footwear joined by coupling to form the pair", alternatively to external air bubble (21) has the handle (26) for transport and also for suspending the gondola shoes (31). 14- “IMPROVEMENT IN THE PROCESS OF PACKAGING AND PROTECTION OF FOOTWEAR AND SIMILAR AND FOOTWEAR PACKING”, according to claims 12 and 13, characterized by the fact that the version “bubble for each foot of the foot joined by coupling to form the pair”, have an assembly process with the following steps: at the end of the production line the footwear is introduced into the outer air bubble (21) through the side opening (27), and at the moment is introduced into the footwear (8) in the inner air cushion (22) still empty; the operator inflates the internal air cushion (22) with the correct pressure through the filling valve (24) until the leather is perfectly filled and the inflatable stage or accordion (23) is expanded and the valve seals at the same moment. filling (24); thereafter, through a thermal weld, the lateral opening seal (27) occurs; thereafter, the operator inflates the external air bubble (21) through the fill valve (25) at the correct pressure; Finally, once these above steps are repeated with the opposite foot of the footwear (8) able to form a pair, there is the formation of the containers (27) and (27 ') which when joined form the package (28), by joining chemical or mechanical means, which also serves to join the packaging (28) for forming the grid (33) for transport and storage; This new arrangement allows for the display, either separately or together, in showcases and shelves (32) or exposed suspended by the handle (26) in gondola (31).