CA1150650A - Transport box - Google Patents
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- CA1150650A CA1150650A CA000373541A CA373541A CA1150650A CA 1150650 A CA1150650 A CA 1150650A CA 000373541 A CA000373541 A CA 000373541A CA 373541 A CA373541 A CA 373541A CA 1150650 A CA1150650 A CA 1150650A
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Abstract
CANADIAN PATENT APPLICATION
OF
PER IVAR ST.ANG.LBERG
FOR
TRANSPORT BOX
ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE
A transport box for perishable goods and like products comprises an inner box consisting of insulating compound of cellular plastic and an outer protective box of board. Accor-ding to the invention the boards in the outer protective box consist of solid fibreboard which includes two or more different board layers with glue lines therebetween and which has a grammage of at least about 1000 g/sq.m, said solid fibreboards being coa-ted with a metallized plastic film on the outside of the protec-tive box.
OF
PER IVAR ST.ANG.LBERG
FOR
TRANSPORT BOX
ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE
A transport box for perishable goods and like products comprises an inner box consisting of insulating compound of cellular plastic and an outer protective box of board. Accor-ding to the invention the boards in the outer protective box consist of solid fibreboard which includes two or more different board layers with glue lines therebetween and which has a grammage of at least about 1000 g/sq.m, said solid fibreboards being coa-ted with a metallized plastic film on the outside of the protec-tive box.
Description
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F'A(`I~(.R()UNI~)_0~' TIIT. INVL'NTION:
The presellt invention relates to a transpor-t box for perishable goods and like products, comprising an inner box con-sisting of insulatin~ compound oE cellular plastic or the like and an outer protective box of boa:rd. Characteristic of the invention is that the boards in the outer protective box con-sis-t of solid fibreboard, which includes two or more diff~rent board layers with ~lue lines therebetween and which has a qrammaqe of at least about 1000 g/sq.m, said solid fibreboards being coated with a metallizecl plastic film on the outside of the protective box. With this invention a transport box has been created which to a very high degree protec-ts the contents against temperature changes, external forces and radiation. The solid Eibreboards give, in combination with the insulating compound of cellular plastic or the like, an unexpectedly good insulation, at the same time as the solid fibreboards are especially apt to resist external forces. The protection against radiation is provided by the covering on the outside of the protective box, which covering is of metal, e.g. aluminium, and, because it is coated with plastic, also protects the box against external a-ttacks by moisture. The radiation protection is of vital importance because the transport box is also in-tended for air transportation, whereby it is liable to be ex-posed to the radiation occurring in airports.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING--The invention will be described more fully below with reference to the accompanying drawing, which shows an embodiment, chosen by way of example, of the transport box and in which:-Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the box;
Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the box; and Fig. 3 is a sectional view on an enlarqed scale of the solid fibreboards included in the protective box.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT:
The transport box 1 comprises an inner box 2 and an ?~
outer box 3. The inner box 2 consists of an insulating compound of cellular plastic or -the like. The outer box 3 is a protective box of board.
The boards in the ou-ter protective box 3 consis-t of solid fibreboard 4 which includes two or more different board layers 5-8 wi-th glue lines 9 therebetween, as is apparent from Fig. 3. The solid fibreboards 4 should have a grammage of at least about 1000 g/sq.m. According to one embodiment each of the layers 5 and 8 has a grammage of 60 g/sq.m~ while each of the layers 6 and 7 has a grammage of 400-500 g/sq.m. The three glue lines 9 consisting of waterproof glue have each a grammage of about 15 g/sq.m.
The boards in the two intermediate layers 6 and 7 in-clude chemical admixtures -to prevent the layers from swelling when attacked by moisture or water. As the solid fibreboards 4 with their waterproof glue lines 9 also are provided with plas-tic coatings 10 and 11 on their sides it is obvious that -the protective box 3 is highly resistant to attacks by moisture.
The protective box 3 is coated on its outside with a plastic film 10, which is metallized to provide protection against radiation. The plastic film 10 consists preferably of polyester. The metal in the film is preferably of aluminium.
The plastic film 11 on the inside of the protective box 3 con-sists preferably of LD polyethene, which may be pigmented with e.g. white. During the manufacture the plas-tic films 10 and 11 adhere directly to the board layers 5 and 8.
As is apparaen-t from Fig. 2, the protec-tive box 3 includes a lid 12 and a bottom 13. In this case it is only lid 12 that is coated on its outside with the metallized plastic film 10, while the bottom 13 is coated with LD poly-ethene (plastic film 11). Thus, the bottom of the protective box 5~) 3 is not proviclecl with any metallized plastic film~ q~his :is so because the rislc of the bottom being exposed to radiation is exceedingly small.
The transport box 1 according to the present inven-tion may of course be made in most various sizes. Accordingto one embodiment, however, the size is 30 x 46 x 83 cm.
If the transport box has this size, the solid fibreboards 4 in the cover box 12 should suitably have a grammage of about 1070 g/sq.m, while the solid fibreboards 4 in the bottom box 13 should have a grammage of about 1155 g/s~.m. In this case the solid fibreboards 4 are 1-2 mm thick, suitably 1.7 mm, while the cellular plastic in the inner box 2 is 3-5 cm thick.
The transport box 1 is especially suitable for trans-port of such perishable goods and the like as are kept in hermetically sealable containers of non-rigid plastic and the like. This container should suitably fit in the inner box 2.
Alternatively, several such containers should fit in the box
F'A(`I~(.R()UNI~)_0~' TIIT. INVL'NTION:
The presellt invention relates to a transpor-t box for perishable goods and like products, comprising an inner box con-sisting of insulatin~ compound oE cellular plastic or the like and an outer protective box of boa:rd. Characteristic of the invention is that the boards in the outer protective box con-sis-t of solid fibreboard, which includes two or more diff~rent board layers with ~lue lines therebetween and which has a qrammaqe of at least about 1000 g/sq.m, said solid fibreboards being coated with a metallizecl plastic film on the outside of the protective box. With this invention a transport box has been created which to a very high degree protec-ts the contents against temperature changes, external forces and radiation. The solid Eibreboards give, in combination with the insulating compound of cellular plastic or the like, an unexpectedly good insulation, at the same time as the solid fibreboards are especially apt to resist external forces. The protection against radiation is provided by the covering on the outside of the protective box, which covering is of metal, e.g. aluminium, and, because it is coated with plastic, also protects the box against external a-ttacks by moisture. The radiation protection is of vital importance because the transport box is also in-tended for air transportation, whereby it is liable to be ex-posed to the radiation occurring in airports.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING--The invention will be described more fully below with reference to the accompanying drawing, which shows an embodiment, chosen by way of example, of the transport box and in which:-Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the box;
Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the box; and Fig. 3 is a sectional view on an enlarqed scale of the solid fibreboards included in the protective box.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT:
The transport box 1 comprises an inner box 2 and an ?~
outer box 3. The inner box 2 consists of an insulating compound of cellular plastic or -the like. The outer box 3 is a protective box of board.
The boards in the ou-ter protective box 3 consis-t of solid fibreboard 4 which includes two or more different board layers 5-8 wi-th glue lines 9 therebetween, as is apparent from Fig. 3. The solid fibreboards 4 should have a grammage of at least about 1000 g/sq.m. According to one embodiment each of the layers 5 and 8 has a grammage of 60 g/sq.m~ while each of the layers 6 and 7 has a grammage of 400-500 g/sq.m. The three glue lines 9 consisting of waterproof glue have each a grammage of about 15 g/sq.m.
The boards in the two intermediate layers 6 and 7 in-clude chemical admixtures -to prevent the layers from swelling when attacked by moisture or water. As the solid fibreboards 4 with their waterproof glue lines 9 also are provided with plas-tic coatings 10 and 11 on their sides it is obvious that -the protective box 3 is highly resistant to attacks by moisture.
The protective box 3 is coated on its outside with a plastic film 10, which is metallized to provide protection against radiation. The plastic film 10 consists preferably of polyester. The metal in the film is preferably of aluminium.
The plastic film 11 on the inside of the protective box 3 con-sists preferably of LD polyethene, which may be pigmented with e.g. white. During the manufacture the plas-tic films 10 and 11 adhere directly to the board layers 5 and 8.
As is apparaen-t from Fig. 2, the protec-tive box 3 includes a lid 12 and a bottom 13. In this case it is only lid 12 that is coated on its outside with the metallized plastic film 10, while the bottom 13 is coated with LD poly-ethene (plastic film 11). Thus, the bottom of the protective box 5~) 3 is not proviclecl with any metallized plastic film~ q~his :is so because the rislc of the bottom being exposed to radiation is exceedingly small.
The transport box 1 according to the present inven-tion may of course be made in most various sizes. Accordingto one embodiment, however, the size is 30 x 46 x 83 cm.
If the transport box has this size, the solid fibreboards 4 in the cover box 12 should suitably have a grammage of about 1070 g/sq.m, while the solid fibreboards 4 in the bottom box 13 should have a grammage of about 1155 g/s~.m. In this case the solid fibreboards 4 are 1-2 mm thick, suitably 1.7 mm, while the cellular plastic in the inner box 2 is 3-5 cm thick.
The transport box 1 is especially suitable for trans-port of such perishable goods and the like as are kept in hermetically sealable containers of non-rigid plastic and the like. This container should suitably fit in the inner box 2.
Alternatively, several such containers should fit in the box
2. The air in the hermetically sealed container may also be replaced by a suitable preserving gas.
The invention is not limited to that described above and shown in the drawing but may be modified within the scope of the appended claims.
The invention is not limited to that described above and shown in the drawing but may be modified within the scope of the appended claims.
Claims (6)
1. A transport box for perishable goods and like products, comprising an inner box (2) consisting of insulat-ing compound of cellular plastic or the like and an outer protective box (3) of board, wherein the boards in the outer protective box (3) consist of solid fibreboard (4) which in-cludes two or more different board layers (5-8) with glue lines (9) therebetween and which has a grammage of at least about 1000 g/sq.m, said solid fibreboards (4) being coated with a metallized plastic film (10) on the outside of the protective box (3).
2. A transport box as claimed in claim 1, wherein the solid fibreboards (4) include at least three different board layers (5-8) with glue lines (9) therebetween, the boards in the intermediate layer or layers (6, 7) including chemical admixtures to prevent the layers (6, 7) from swelling when attached by moisture or water.
3. A transport box as claimed in claim 1 or 2, wherein the glue lines (9) between the different board layers (5-8) of the solid fibreboards (4) consist of waterproof glue.
4. A transport box as claimed in claim 1 or 2, wherein the metallized plastic film (10) on the outside of the protective box (3) consists of polyester, the metal suit-ably being aluminium.
5. A transport box as claimed in claim 1 or 2, wherein the solid fibreboards (4) are coated with LD polyethene (11) on the inside of the protective box (3).
6. A transport box as claimed in claim 1 or 2, wherein the protective box (3) consisting of solid fibreboard (4) includes a lid (12) and a bottom (13), and only the lid (12) is coated on its outside with the metallized plastic film (10), while the bottom (13) of the protective box (3) is coated with LD polyethene (11).
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Cited By (1)
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US6142550A (en) * | 1998-04-27 | 2000-11-07 | 873968 Ontario Limited | Van liner |
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US6142550A (en) * | 1998-04-27 | 2000-11-07 | 873968 Ontario Limited | Van liner |
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