DE1802167U - PUSH-IN LID FOR PACKAGING CONTAINERS, ESPECIALLY FOR JEWELRY TINS. - Google Patents

Description

Push-in lid for packaging container, insbcsoridt.l'o for cuddly boxes The innovation relates to a push-in lid for packaging containers, especially for jewelry boxes.

To give the relevant customer base an increased incentive to buy, especially to offer on festive days, are the demands especially in the luxury food industry after so-called "Schimckdosen" as a packaging container became bigger and bigger. Such Sohmuok cans differ in the context of the addition regulation compared to the conventional ones Cans and containers in the form, painting, embossing and the like. The newer wishes with these jewelry boxes go among other things. there, small handles on the top of the deodorant in the form of balls, buttons, rings or the like. To be provided. Besides a pure jewelry effect This handle makes opening the cans a lot easier. For example, the press lids of coffee cans are usually used to preserve the aroma worked so that they rest with a tight interference fit in the container and only with Can be opened with difficulty, in which case parts of the contents are easily spilled. In such cases, handling makes opening the cans much easier.

The disadvantage of these cans with handles on the lid, is, however, that in packaging and transport technology There is a lot more dead space. The cans that are usually filled in Large numbers of items are sent, both in the case of packaging in rolls. as well as in boxes or cartons by these protruding handles more space than, for example, the usual tin cans. The same problem occurs when the lids are strongly curved outwards, which is where In addition, the surface of the cover is easily scratched and therefore unsightly will.

To avoid the above disadvantages, therefore, according to the innovation an impression is proposed, on the outside of which means are provided, pressing the lid into the container with its outside facing inwards, enable. According to a further embodiment of the innovation, these funds consist of a concentric step on the outside of the lid whose Durohmesser about corresponds to the container opening.

For delivery to the filling process, the lids configured in this way can thus be packaged and transported together with the container in an efficient and space-saving manner. Handling on the outside of the lid or even strong curvatures no longer have a disruptive effect, since they protrude into the interior of the empty container during transport. The innovation is explained in more detail below with the aid of some exemplary embodiments that are shown in the drawing: Show it : Fig l the partial view of two embodiments that the cover according to the innovation with one Partial step of the lid edge of the one Füllrungsform, Fig. 2 the sectional side view of the lid edge of a different lid design, Fig 3 a ready-to-use container closed by a lid according to the innovation in section, Fig. 4 the same container, but for transport or the like. with the outside inwardly inserted into the container opening lid in section, Fig. 5 is a plan view of a push-in lid according to the innovation, Fig. 6 is a plan view of a further embodiment dec switch cover according to the innovation ' As can be seen in particular from Fig. 1 of the drawing, the push-in cover according to the innovation consists of the upper cover part 1 and the lower cover part 2. Both parts are connected to one another by curling 3, as the sectional view in the right-hand part of Fig. 1 shows. The lower plate 4 of the deodorant lower part 2 is here arched inward for reasons of stability, but also because of the external impression. At the end it goes into the vertical cover shell 5 to then in a sloping shelter. lend ell ring lnsch 6 open? wel- cher is connected to the annular flange 7 of the upper cover part 1 by the aforementioned rolling 3. The annular flange 7 of the upper part of the cover merges via a concentric step 8 into the head plate 9, which represents the outside of the cover and which carries a centrally arranged handle 10, for example in the form of a ball, a ring or the like.

The handle can be used in the head plate 9 depending on the requirements, be soldered or the like with this. The outside marked with the head plate 9 of the lid can be flat, as the right side of Fig. 1 shows, it can be arched, as the left part of Fig. 1 shows, or it can have any other shape.

In this design, however, it must be what is characteristic of the innovation Feature must be observed, namely that a step 8 is present, the diameter of which for example that of the container opening or that of the vertical cover shell 5 of the lower cover part 2 corresponds. Stage 8 is normally within the manufacturing process of the The upper part of the cover to be pressed in. But it is also possible to use level 8 to produce that a plate 11 with downwardly angled edge on the top plate 9 is soldered, as shown in Fig. 2. Level 8 itself is like this too dimensioned that the lid after the pressing process into the container with his Outside 9 is fixed to the inside and has a secure hold.

The concentric step 8 can finally be broken down into several individual steps 12 according to a further embodiment of the innovation. In Fig. 6, such individual steps 12 are shown and it is true that there are three individual steps 12 arranged offset from one another by 1200 each. In and of itself, at least two individual steps are sufficient for a firm impression, but in view of the fact that these are cosmetic boxes, at least three individual steps 12 are selected, since this creates a better visual impression. The use of individual steps 12 is possible because a seal with respect to the container is not absolutely necessary when the lid is pressed in with its upper side inward. Figs. 3 and 4 show container 13e, for example, Schuck- cans) which are closed by the lid according to the innovation are. According to fig .:; is the container in the usual way finished closed by the lid. Fig. 4 shows Fig. 1; Container 13 in a ready-to-ship condition or ready for packaging. The lid is pressed into the container 13 so that it cannot fall out by itself. Figs. 5 and 6 show top views of the cover according to the innovation. The difference between a concentric step (Fig. 5) and a single step (Fig. 6) is particularly evident here.

Claims (7)

Protection claims 1. Press-on lid for Verpaokungsbehälter, especially for jewelry boxes, characterized in that means (8, 12) are provided, which enables the lid to be pressed into the container (13) with its Enable outside (9) to the inside. 2. push-in cover according to claim 1, characterized in that the Outside (9) of the lid has a concentric step (8), the diameter of which corresponds approximately to that of the container opening. 3. push-in cover according to claim 2, characterized in that the Height of the step (8) is dimensioned so that the lid after the pressing process in the Container (13) is fixed with its outside inward. 4. Impression cover after Claim 2 and 3, characterized in that the concentric step (8) through Pressing out of the one-piece upper part (1) of the lid is formed. 5. Press-on lid according to claim 2 and 3, characterized in that the concentric step (8) by a plate (11) bent downwards at right angles Edge is formed, which is soldered or the like on the outside (9) of the lid. attached will. 6. Press-in lid according to claim 1 and 2s, characterized in that that the concentric stage (8) is broken down into several individual stages (12). 7. push-in cover according to claim 6, characterized in that at least three individual steps (12), preferably offset from one another by 1200, are provided.