DE1698087U - CLOSURE FOR FOLDING BOXES. - Google Patents

Description

GÜNTHER WAGNER HANNOVER

Hanover, February 9, 1955

Utility model registration Terschluß for Paltschachtein

As is well known, folding boxes are required to contain certain units of filled goods in tubes, cans, glasses or similar containers must also be packed so that they are ready for dispatch. With such folding boxes the bottom and cover are formed by first having a flap on each of two opposite sides completely or partially covers the open area, and that from the third side a flap over the two flaps is laid across, which spans the entire floor or ceiling area and on the fourth side that is still free is inserted by means of a known tongue "

These folding boxes have proven themselves for filling goods with a lower dead weight »But if you wanted heavier containers pack in it, e'twa one bottled in glass or metal Amount of paint, glue or the like, it could happen again and again that due to the weight of the packaged items The bottom of the object or the lid loosened, i.e. opened, and the contents slipped out of the folding box or even fell out.

To remedy this deficiency is the task of the present Firing, which consists in the fact that the bottom or top flap of the folding box receives an extension, which is bent over after the Deokel or "floor, so that when closing the tongue is double. The extension piece connected to the insert tongue by a fold thanks to the natural springiness of the material, it opens as far as the contents of the packaging allows. The opening of the cover and / or base is thus made considerably more difficult and largely prevents involuntary opening secured.

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This security is increased when the extension piece is designed in such a way that it hits the packaged goods and thus cannot open as far as you want *

The "extension piece" is advantageous by a small amount Measured shorter than the insertion tongue. This ensures that when opening from the outside using reinforced train first the insert tongue up to the fold is pulled out, wherein the extension piece slides over the packaged goods and can then also be pulled out without damaging the closure will*

FIG. I shows the folding box folded ready for use, but still with the deodorant flap 4 half open. The two flaps 2a and 2b are closed. The insertion tongue 3 and the extension piece 4 connected to it can be seen on the cover flap 1.

FIG. II shows the same folding box with the closed cover flap in a transparent view. The insertion tongue 3 is inserted into the container space, and the extension piece 4 is bent over towards the lid. It opens up to a certain angle, but only as far as the packaged object 5 allows.

Claims (1)

M.13617SH.3.Ü5 GÜNTHER WAGNER HANNOVER Hanover, 9 February 1955 _# Protection claims Closure for folding boxes with insert tongue on lid and / or bottom flap, characterized in that that the insertion tongue has an extension piece that is connected to it by an IFaIz, and that after the folding box has been closed, it protrudes at an angle into the inside of the pack. 2. Closure for plastic box according to claim 1, characterized characterized in that the extension piece rests resiliently against the packaged & ut or a! Deil of the same and not "open in any way". ο Closure for IaIt box according to claims 1 and 2 _? characterized in that the extension piece is kept slightly shorter than the insertion tongue.