DE1872246U - CUT-OUT FOR FOLDING BOX WITH TRIPLE SIDE PANELS. - Google Patents

Description

Blank for folding boxes with triple side walls

Heavy bulk goods such as hail, pins, screws, nuts, hinge and eyelets are very often packed in single packs and these are then put together to form larger shipping packages. In many Cases, however, these bulk goods are usually also in containers made of wood, sheet metal, iron or other materials packed in larger quantities. It is also known to manufacture such larger containers from cardboard or corrugated cardboard. In many cases, however, the use of such materials is not possible, because the stackability and durability of the material are not sufficient for the heavy cargo.

Wooden and iron containers are generally undesirable today, on the one hand because they have an unnecessarily high influence on the gross weight, on the other hand because they either involve major administrative work as recurring empties cause or are too expensive for one-time transport.

Here, the! Inflation should provide a remedy. Made of cardboard, in particular but corrugated cardboard or similar materials are made from a blank a folding box is essentially produced in a known form, but is by a triple production of the F-brikationshöhe and

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subsequent zigzag folding achieves a tripling of the side walls, due to the natural durability and stackability of such a packaging is considerably increased.

A blank made of cardboard, corrugated cardboard or similar material is like Every common folding box is divided into four fields in the width direction, each 2, the later length (Figure I, 1-1 and 1-2) and 2 each, represent the later width (in Figure I, b 1 and b 2). At one Eanten length a protruding binding margin is hinged, which with regard to its width and length, depending on the version, normal dimensions or something beyond that (Figures Ih and IIh). In this folding box blank if the height is available three times (Figure Ih, d, c) with the necessary knee joints in the middle section (d) Cutting lines are cut out.

The formation of the upper lid flaps takes place for some of the goods in commercial form in that four equally high flaps are formed or that, depending on the format, the hinged to the longitudinal parts (l) Flaps have different heights than those hinged to the wide parts (b). A pouring cap is required for some of the goods, for example this can be seen from the flap drawing in Figure II. Here are located between the individual flaps on the lines al, 2, 3 and no cuts but these connections are exclusively kinked. The flap parts over the broad sides (b) are each in the The rapid line beginning at the corner points and approaching the middle of the upper trimming line is bent diagonally. The flap parts above the longitudinal flaps (l) are rounded at the top and, depending on the format, provided with an additional groove at the level of the trim of the wide flaps above the L-parts. In this case, the stitching on the factory edge XY takes place continuously up to the upper edge or up to the beginning of the rounding of the longitudinal flap. Through this it is achieved that, even after opening, the flaps do not fall down individually and the filling material over a sloping surface that forms can be easily poured out (Figure III).

Claims (2)

St / li February 6, 1963 - ■ Ο d ί3 ti Ei, r., Ijs It * «- f oft- Vi <L # UW \ ^ '~ **" * Λ * ^ * $$ Ήϊ ~ Ζ \ The Lower flaps of the folding box blank are designed in a normal shape after three times the height and formed by the three usual slots el, e2 and e3. The blank is, as can be seen in FIG Outwardly, with the exception of the bulk closure, the pack does not differ from a normal folding box, but has triple walls and accordingly high stackability. 1.) Blank for a folding box made of cardboard, but especially corrugated cardboard or similar materials, in the usual form consisting of two longitudinal and two broad sides as well as an additional locking edge, in which the upper and lower closing flaps are manufactured in a commercially available form, characterized in that the height of the folding box is present in triplicate, the dimensions of the first two sections being slightly lower than the height of the overall packaging are and that in the second part of this height the boundary lines of the longitudinal and broad sides are cut out, so that in the case of a zigzag Fold together a triple height and thus on all four outer sides three times the material thickness. 2.) Protection claim according to 1, characterized in that the upper flaps in contrast to the usual form, not cut open but are buckled and that, accordingly, the closure at the factory edge by a material extension to the top edge of the box goes through and characterized in that in two opposite side flaps from the center of the upper flap edge to the side Corners, diagonal grooves are attached, as a result of which these flap parts fold inward and a bending of the enable the entire upper closure part. This forms the packaging in the upper part a pouring possibility. St / M February 6, 1963 üv :; - 4 _ 5 ·) Protection claim according to 1 and 2, characterized in that two opposite upper flap parts extensions are attached, whereby one of the upper extension parts is rounded in such a way that that it is under the extension part when the upper flaps are closed the opposite flap slips and thus enables an easy closure. Hinwels: Dtese daytime «Bto *» * ^ .h- .. ». ^! - uSnMjpJ» Λ »» ^, ^^ J ^^ * ^ f ", ^