DE1288502B - Bottle carrier - Google Patents

Description

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The invention relates to a foldable bottle. The invention is explained in more detail with reference to the drawing

Beam with side and end walls and one of '"■ explained. It shows /-.-:■' - ■■ ■ -._" · - ';
Front wall to front wall reaching handle, the F i g. 1 is a perspective view of a finished

connected to the side walls via partitions, is folded and erected bottle carrier, ^ where and along a fold line on a side wall 5 parts of a side wall and an end wall are broken away hinged bottom in which foldable cross dividers are;

pieces are provided, the locking notches Fig.2 a blank from which the in Fig. 1

a partition shown extending from end wall to end wall is produced;
are partly snap-in. 3, 4 and 5 folding stages of the blank

Foldable bottle carriers are known which have a 10 according to FIG. 2, to a carrier according to F i g. 1 to look at from end wall to end wall.

Have handle, which is connected to the side via webs A side wall of the carrier is denoted by 1,

walls is connected. These carriers usually offer At the bottom edge of the side wall 1 is along a good protection for the packaged bottles under opti- fold line 3 an adhesive flap 2 hinged. A forehead painter Utilization of the material from which it is made of surface 4 along a fold line 5 with one end are posed. the side wall 1 foldably connected, while a

In addition, carriers are known that are centered on the end wall 6 at the other end of the side wall 1 along Floor parallel to the side edges several, z. B. the fold line 7 is folded over. A lifting wall 9 is located have three central partitions, which in cross section along a fold line 8 on the end wall 6. One ähndie Have the shape of an upside-down V, ao borrowed lifting wall 10 hangs along the folding line In the spaces between the keel parts are the front wall 4.

Cross dividing tabs are provided, which from the bottom is almost the same as the blank on the other

can be folded out. Side of the handle parts 12, 13, 29, 30 formed.

In other known bottle carriers, the side wall is denoted here by 20, which over central dividing lines 23 and 24 extending in the longitudinal direction with adjoining end walls wall provided, in which fold out of the bottom 21 and 22 and which in turn via fold lines bare cross dividers are snapped into place. Questions 26 and 28 are followed by lifting walls with 25 and the strength and the material consumption as well as the 27 denotes.

ease of manufacture, d. H. a simple folding front The handle of the carrier has a telescoping aisle, are in the known bottle carriers not 30 face handle parts, one of which (12) lengthways optimally solved. the folding line 8 hangs on the lifting wall 9. Analogue

The object of the present invention is the other handle part 13 on the lifting wall 10 to solve these problems even better, ie when it is hinged along the fold line 11. A pair of separating low material costs a bottle carrier to webs or straps 14 and 15 is created with the one that holds the packaged bottles securely in place 35 handle part 13 along the fold lines 16 and 17 and binds them to each other at the same time. The web 14 hangs along the fold line 18, cushioned. In particular, the separation between the separating web 15 along the folding line 19 on the side-adjacent bottles should be improved without the wall 1.
Noticeably deteriorate foldability of the carrier. In the same way are the handle parts 29 and

According to the invention, the object is thereby achieved. They have separating webs 31 and 34, solved so that the bottom has a central fold line, fold lines 32 and 35, which the connection to the handle part 30 and fold lines 33 and 36, which is, and that the central keel is folded back over fold lines Establish a connection to the side wall 20 via further folding lines,
Folded roughly perpendicular to the floor and lifted the handle open-

provided transverse separators that are in known 45 interlocks are denoted by 37 to 40 and 42 to 45, engagement notches of the central keel, is set. When the carrier is folded, the hand

Tongues or strips arranged on the edges of the keel in the vicinity of the forehead handle parts 13 and 30 along the center fold line 41 or walls, which are pushed flat over one another from the handle parts 12 and 29 along the center fold line of the storage areas at the respective end of the 46, so that the bottom wall are cut out, 50 handle parts and the openings are covered to double,
The bottom wall 47 of the support has a central

for the ends of the keel. Such a keel lays at fold line 48, a center keel 49 and a pair of cross girdles Material costs the bottles on the bottom separators 50 and 51. The central keel is on his firmly, separating them from one another and at the same time stiffening ends with a pair of side strips or keel bands Floor off. 55 to 52 and 53 provided. Fold lines 54 or 56

The carrier's handle has two pairs of telebinding the keel tape 52 and 53, respectively, to the bottom wall Scope-like interlocking flat parts. From 47, the fold lines 55 and 57 with the central keel 49. the outer pair of flat parts are upper A pair of locking notches 58 and 59 is from the Partitions cut out so that certain handle center keel 49 punched out. The cross separator 51 is parts, in particular those located on the inside, are exposed 60 with the bottom wall 47 along the fold line 59 and bound as a central partition wall for the carrier in the area and has a notch portion 60, wähdes Serve handle. rend analogously, the cross separator 50 with a FaIt-

Furthermore, a line 61 folded up from the bottom and a notch section 62 is provided. Provided in a tab that holds the keel, ζ. B. by gluing, both separating pieces a center fold line 63 is firmly anchored to the bottom, so that the bottom 65 or 64 is arranged, which continuations or parts supporting the latter form an additional frictional connection of the center fold line 48 in the bottom wall 47,
to the central keel, which then carries the bottles.

is formed. ken, a keel tab 65 is punched out and along the

Fold line 66, which coincides with the fold line 48 in the bottom wall 47, can be folded out.

To the in F i g. 1 from the carrier shown in FIG. 2 to emphasize is shown on the latter adhesive applied to the dotted areas. The keel 49 is then moved into the position shown in FIG. 3 pivoted position shown by the keel tabs 52 and 53 simply up and to the right along their fold lines 54 and 56 are folded to the keel tabs at the immediately adjacent dotted To fasten areas. During this folding process, the central section of the central keel becomes 49 attached to the keel flap 65.

During the folding of the keel 49, the end faces 6 and 22 are up and over the side walls 20 and 1 folded. This folding process leaves the handle parts 29 and 12 up and above get flat on the handle parts 30 and 13. As a result, the adjacent front edges of the Lifting walls 25 and 9 attached to the adjacent front edges of the handle parts 29 and 12.

In order to complete the folding operations that require the blank according to FIG. 3 in the form of FIG. 4th appear, the lifting walls 27 and 10 are up and over the side walls 21 and 4 and the handle parts 30 and 13 are folded along the fold lines 28 and 11. These parts then take the in F i g. 4 drawn layers. At the same time, the left portion of the bottom wall 47 is up and folded to the right along center fold line 48. This folding process leaves the keel straps 52 and 53 after Pivot right along their fold lines 55 and 57, which are generally immediately adjacent the ends the fold line 48 coincide. The blank then takes the position according to FIG. 4 a.

In order to complete the carrier, reference is made to the method shown in FIG. 4 dotted areas of adhesive applied. The side wall 1, the end walls 4 and 9, the glue bottle 2, the lifting walls 10 and 6 and the handle parts 12 and 13 are then pivoted upwards and to the left along the center fold lines 41 and 46. The handle part 12 is thus fastened flat on the handle part 29, while the lifting wall 10 is glued to the lifting wall 27 and the lifting wall 6 is glued to the lifting wall 25. At the same time, the adhesive flap 2 is attached to the edge of the bottom wall 47. The carrier is then ready (Fig. 5).

To the according to FIG. 5 to set up the folded carrier (FIG. 1), it is only necessary to use the To press end walls 4 and 21 inward, while the end edges of the side walls 1 and 20 in the in the opposite direction.

As best seen in Fig. 1, the central keel 49 is vertical. The notch 59 of the central keel is so that it cooperates with the notch 60 in the cross divider 51. Picks up in a similar way the notch 58 in the central keel 49 into the notch 62 in the transverse divider 50.

To set up the entire bottom of the girder with keel 49 and tabs 50 and 51, it is necessary to the keel 49 and the tabs 50 and 51 in positions approximately perpendicular to the bottom wall 47 wrinkles. As a result, the keel flap 65 is set up perpendicular to the bottom wall 47 because the flap is securely attached to one side of the central keel 49.

When the carrier has been erected, the transverse separator 51 lies immediately below the separating webs 14 and 31. Those set in the carrier at the ends and immediately adjacent to the end walls 4 and 21 arranged bottles are thus from the middle bottles on both sides of the Handle separated in two places; namely by the webs 14 and 31, which separate the top, and the cross web 51 that separates below. Correspondingly, the transverse separator 50 lies directly under the webs 15 and 34

ίο and works with this to create upper and lower To form separating sections. The carrier described here is thus the same as with a Reached separation device, which has the full depth of the carrier. However, the material consumption is minimal.

As can be seen from FIGS. 1 and 2 results, remain along the lower edges of the handle part 13 punched out webs 14 and 15 certain free areas. It can also be seen that this is exposed Part actually through the lower edge portion of the

ao part 12 is "filled", as indicated for example by the numbers 70 and 71. Sections 70 and 71 of the handle immediately above the central keel 49 serve as a separating device for the Bottles on one side of the handle opposite

as the bottles on its other side. Similar areas in the handle part 29 coincide with the areas of the part 30 from which the webs 31 and 34 are punched out.
To collapse the container, it is only necessary to fold the transverse dividers 50 and 51 into the plane of the bottom wall 47 from which they were punched and then the keel strips 53, 52 counterclockwise (Fig. 1) about the fold lines 57 and 55 to be folded flat on the bottom wall 47. At the same time, the end walls 4 and 21 are folded outwards around the fold lines 5 and 23 and the end walls 6 and 22 are folded inwards around the fold lines 7 and 24. The wearer then takes the in FIG. 5 a position illustrated.

The separating device also serves to hold the carrier in the erected state (FIG. 1). The cross dividers 50 and 51 prevent the bottom wall 47 from folding outwards. The tendency to folding outwards has the result that the separators 50 and 51 grip the central keel 49 securely. This noticeably helps stabilize the carrier even before it is loaded with bottles at.

Claims (1)

Claim: Foldable bottle carrier with side and end walls as well as one from end wall to end wall reaching handle, which is connected to the side walls via dividers, and one lengthways a fold line hinged to a side wall bottom, provided in the foldable transverse dividers are in locking notches of a partition part extending from end wall to end wall are latchable, characterized in that the bottom (47) has a center fold line (48) to which a central keel (49) is folded back via fold lines (54, 56), and that the Central keel (49) folded over further fold lines (55, 57) approximately perpendicular to the bottom (47) and through raised transverse separators (50, 51) in known locking notches (58, 59) of the central keel (49) intervene is set. 1 sheet of drawings