DE1786219A1 - Packaging for a non-rigid hose, bag or the like. - Google Patents

Description

■ Dr _; H.Coilenbu..ch

Sclir.-Ir. 2072

LA.BDCHETTE-CENPA - Societe anonyme -

2 Rue Louis David - Paris (16) / France

Packaging for a non-rigid hose, bag or the like.

The present invention "relates to" a package for holding a non-rigid tube, sack or the like, e.g. made of rubber, plastic material, paper or the like, which is used for storage, for the transport and loading of liquid or powdery Products.

In particular, the problem of transporting these products in plastic bags or tubing of this type has already been solved in various ways. So it is known to use welded or ge i To arrange glued plastic bags in cardboard containers, the filling of these bags before or during the introduction into the Container can be made. These are well known sacks but not provided with an opening which is tightly closed again after partial removal of the bag's contents can. Furthermore, the top walls of the bags must be suitable Means to be held while filling. Finally is it is generally not possible to provide the sacks in a simple manner.

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The invention is based on the object of avoiding the disadvantages outlined and in particular packaging for To create a non-rigid hose, sack or the like, which is provided with a tight seal.

In a packaging for storing a non-rigid hose, sack or the like. Which one by a Has screw closure closable opening, the screw closure is arranged on a solid support, the is formed by a flange, which packaging consists of a "container, which is made of a cardboard plate or the like. Made and on its top by opposite one another Flaps can be closed, is proposed according to the invention for this purpose, the two opposite one another To provide flaps of the container on the one hand each with a recess with which each flap engages under the flange can and on the other hand to be provided with two flaps on each side, which angled downwards when the container is closed are that thereby the first-mentioned flaps are held in their horizontal position.

In the case of packaging that consists of one on its upper part, two

\ further-opposing flaps having loading

; further

; holder, it is useful to open the two flaps of the

Upper part of the container with one cover each; adjoining perforated line to provide the opening covered, which is formed by the recesses of the two first-mentioned flaps.

It is also advisable to have one of the lids with a perforated To provide a line delimiting at least one tongue that is intended to be pushed in,

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to "form an opening that can be conveniently pulled out." ■ de a named cover is allowed.

The invention .ist below on the basis of the description of a In the drawings illustrated embodiment explained in more detail. In the drawings show:

FIG. 1 shows a view of a cut-to-size plate which can be folded into a packaging container according to the invention, '■■' ■■

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of one of the types shown in FIG Figure 1 shown plate folded packaging container according to the invention and

FIG. 3 shows a longitudinal section through the packaging container according to FIG. 2, in which a tube closed by a screw cap is arranged.

In the figure, 1 is a trimmed and folded cardboard disk is drawn, the cuboid to a loading λ holder is foldable. The side surfaces 1, 2, 3 and 4 of this container shown in FIG. 2 and in FIG. 3 are provided with lower flaps 5, 6, 7 and 8 and upper flaps 9, 10, 11 and 12.

The upper flaps 10 and 12 each have a semicircular shape Recess and two side flaps angled downwards ■ 16 and 17 or 19 and 20. The flaps 16 and 17 or 19 and 20 are pointed towards the free end of the flaps 10 and 12. The flaps 9 and 11 are each semicircular

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.perforated line through the two lids 13 and 18 be limited. The lid 13 has two tongues 14 and 15, ' which are also limited by perforated lines.

The side surfaces 2 and 4 can be opened at the points 21 and 22, which are delimited by grooves, the the respective part of the side surfaces 2 and 4 closing the points 21 and 22 can be folded inwards by pushing them in and gripping the container is allowed.

The assembly of the container is done by folding and for example by gluing together with an adhesive tape 23 (Figure 2); then the bottom is folded down and glued lower flaps 6 and 8 or 5 and 7 closed. The lower and upper flaps are sized so that two opposite-1ie Flaps can be folded down without them overlapping each other.

Bell-shaped hoses can be stored in the container shown whose lower part is located under the screw cap 26 when the hose is empty (Figure 3). The top 24 of the hose is rigid and has an annular flange 25, which is engaged by the flaps 10 and 12 and a Recess 27, on the basis of which the screw cap 26 is attached, which does not protrude beyond the flange 25.

'' The hose is inserted in the following way: The side flaps 16, 17 '19 and 20 become right-angled angled inwards to form reinforcement angles that prevent the flaps 10 and 12 from being pressed in towards the bottom of the container. * ". Then the hose is inserted into the container.

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■ brought, - with its side wall 28 on the side walls of the The inside of the container. The flaps 10 and 12 are then folded over so that their semicircular recesses below come to rest on the flange 25, as shown in FIG is.

The tube, the upper part of which is firmly connected to the container in this way, can then be filled. During the filling process, the products fall onto the lower part 29 of the hose, causing it to move away from the upper part of the hose detaches, but does not suddenly fall down. Under the weight the amount of the product filled into the tube folds the wall of the hose opens up and becomes detached and the lower part 29 of the hose descends against the bottom of the container away. Hold during the initial stages of filling the flaps 16, 17, 19 and 20 forming the reinforcement angles and the flaps 10, 12 fix the opening of the hose.

As the filling process progresses, the hose is deformed and gradually fills the interior of the container completely the end. After closing the shutter 26, the upper Flaps 9 and 11 folded down and connected to flaps 10 and 12 e.g. glued or pressed on with an adhesive tape. The filled hose can then be transported in its solid container, be stored or loaded.

To empty the hose, it is sufficient to remove the two tongues 14 and 15, which are located above the recess 27, by pressing. You can then insert your fingers into the opening created in this way and thus pull out the cover 13. The cover 18 can then be pulled out and access to the closure 26 is free. So that the container

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can be easily transported expediently the points 21 and 22 delimited by perforated lines are pressed in, creating handles for gripping the container are formed.

The invention is in connection with an empty hose has been described, the lower part of which is located under the closure of the hose. However, the invention can can be used in the same way in connection with non-rigid hoses that are folded into one another, when they are empty.

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Claims (2)

1. Packaging for a non-rigid hose, bag or the like. which has an opening that can be closed by a screw cap, the screw cap being arranged on a solid support which is formed by a puddle, which packaging consists of a container made of a cardboard plate or the like and on its top side by opposing flaps can be closed, characterized in that the two opposing flaps ( 10, 12) of the container on the one hand each have a recess with which μ each flap (10, 12) can engage under the flange (25) and on the other hand with two flaps ( 16, J7, 19,20) are provided _/ which are angled downwards when the container is closed so that the first-mentioned flaps (10,12) are held in their horizontal position. 2. The package of claim 1, the covering of a further at its upper part two, the flaps first connector opposed flaps having container is made, characterized in that the i other two flaps (9,11) of the upper part of the loading 'hälters each having a lid (13, 18) loading: adjacent perforated line are provided, of which said by the recesses of the two first flaps (10,12) is formed _like opening covered. j. 109882/0677 ^BAD ° ^mmi - Packaging according to claim 2, characterized in that one of the covers (13) is provided with a perforated line delimited by the at least one tongue (14, 15) which is intended to be "pushed in" to form an impure opening that is easy to pull out of said cover (13) allowed. Packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that grooves are provided on the side surfaces of the container through which the depressible points (21, 22) are delimited, die-after pressing in openings for gripping the container share ".;> 109882/067 7 _offlGm AL